Quick answer
Order the official Lock 'n Load Tactical: Replacement Counters sheet only after you have checked the Lock 'n Load Tactical Clarifications and Corrections document and confirmed that your missing or misprinted piece is listed there. That sheet contains verified corrections and missing pieces, not a full counter sheet, so it will not replace generic lost counters. If you need a full sheet for a different reason, contact the publisher directly.
Step 1: Confirm the problem is a correction, not a loss
The Replacement Counters sheet exists to fix printing errors and omissions identified in the official corrections document. A shaken value that came out wrong, a counter left off a sheet, or an armour figure that does not match the rules are the kinds of issues it addresses. If you simply lost a counter during play, this sheet will not help unless that specific counter also appears on the corrections list. Check the document first to see whether your issue is covered.
Step 2: Match the counter to the corrections document
Open the Lock 'n Load Tactical Clarifications and Corrections document and search for the counter name, the module it came from, and the specific error. The document lists verified corrections and missing pieces, so you can confirm whether your counter is included. If it is not listed, do not order the replacement sheet expecting a fix; instead, contact the publisher about a full sheet replacement. This step prevents you from buying a sheet that does not contain your missing piece.
Step 3: Order the official replacement sheet
Once you have confirmed the counter is on the corrections list, order the Lock 'n Load Tactical: Replacement Counters sheet. It contains only the verified corrections and missing pieces from that document, not a full counter sheet. The catalog price is USD 3.19, compared to a regular price of USD 4.99, so it is a low-cost way to fix specific errors. Remember that it does not replace a full counter sheet, so if you need many counters, this is not the right product.
Step 4: Check the counter against the rules after it arrives
When the sheet arrives, compare each replacement counter to the rules and the corrections document to confirm the values and artwork are now correct. If a counter still does not match, re-check the document for any updates or errata you may have missed. This final check ensures the fix is complete and prevents you from using a counter that still has an error. If problems persist, contact the publisher with your order details.
Your step-by-step checklist
- Identify the error: Check whether the counter is misprinted or missing due to a known correction, not just lost. Checkpoint: If you lost a counter during play, this sheet may not help unless it is also on the corrections list.
- Verify in the corrections document: Search the Lock 'n Load Tactical Clarifications and Corrections document for the specific counter and error. Checkpoint: If your counter is not listed, do not order this sheet; contact the publisher for a full sheet.
- Order the replacement sheet: Purchase the Lock 'n Load Tactical: Replacement Counters sheet once confirmed. Checkpoint: Remember it contains only corrections and missing pieces, not a full counter sheet.
- Verify the fix: Compare the new counter to the rules and corrections document to ensure it is correct. Checkpoint: If it still does not match, re-check for updated errata or contact the publisher.
Product facts
- Lock 'n Load Tactical: Replacement Counters: Official Corrections Counter Sheet. Printing errors happen. A shaken value comes out wrong, a counter is left off a sheet, an armour figure does not match what the rules say it should be. This sheet puts them right. Every counter here is a verified correction or a missing piece identified in the Lock 'n Load Tactical Clarifications and Corrections document. Nothing else is on it. It does not replace a full counter sheet. This sheet is a targeted fix for specific errors, not a general spare parts kit. Order it only if your missing or misprinted counter is listed in the corrections document; otherwise, it will not solve your problem.
