sands of destiny campaign pack

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Operation

‘Dust Storm’

Phase 2:

Sands of Destiny


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Introduction 1

Campaign Organisation 6

Campaign Weather Reports 7

The Map 8

Campaign Turns 10Orders 11

Recording Battle Damage and Casualties 16

Player Requirements 17

Player Forces 18

Force Classification 20

Faction Start Locations 21Resource Points 21

Lines of Supply 23

Mercenaries 24

None Local Player Groups 25

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Introduction

Operation Dust Storm is a table top miniatures campaign using ‘Paolo Parente’s

Dust 1947’ rules, set in the deserts of Egypt 1947.

After successful landings in North Afrika in 1946 by the famed

Generalfeldmarschall Rommel and his NeueDeutschesAfrikakorps (NDAK) and

the taking of Tobruk by the NDAK axis forces, the allied response was to fall back

and to secure and fortify the vital city port of Alexandria.

It was here at Alexandria the Allied forces dug in and awaited the NDAK

panzerarmee, however what the allied commanders did not expect was not only an

attack by the NDAK forces on the city by land but also a sizable raid of


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purpose and that the Blutkreuz were searching for something deep in the library

catacombs but what that was the question and were the library catacombs really safe

and secure now?

As the red signal flares of the Blutkreuz fell into the darkness over Alexandria the

forces of Rommel’s NDAK eased their attacks and slowly withdrew to shorten the

over stretched supply lines, allied forces attacked vigorously from Alexandria

hitting the NDAK forces hard pushing them back along the coast road to Marsa

Matruh here the allies were stopped and a stalemate formed. With their forces

unable to take Marsa Maruth and outwit the fabled "Desert Fox" allied high

command turned once again to its old "Monty", could this man General Bernard


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progressed into 1947 Marshel Zhukov was sent to the Sudan Liberated African

Protectorate territories, where he could "Do no harm". This was not the Zhukov

way, he sat and watched as he saw Monty clash with his old adversary The Desert

Fox and the allied focus once again turn to the familiar battlegrounds of names

steeped in history such as Maruth and El Alamein, now was the SSU's time to

strike, but no longer the slow massed infantry attacks of the eastern front now

Zhukov would use the new technologies of V.K at his disposal and strike fast and

hard into allied held Egypt, one such successful raid secured the once disused

airfield of Massaha, a massive SSU airlift reinforced this airfield so fast that

responding allied units could only hope to contain the advancing SSU forces and

one day re take that lost resource.


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1947 and the war continues under the blazing sun.

Phase 1 of the DUST STORM CAMPAIGN saw some of the fiercest fighting of

the new desert war with lighting attacks made by the NDAK forces that struck deep

into the heart of the allied held territories even to the fabled city of Alexandra itself,

whilst in the southern desert regions the city of Aswan became a name as feared as

that of Stalingrad as both the allied forces

and the SSU fought over the city, each

pumping massive resources into the city

to claim each street and building,

eventually the hardened Spetsnaz troops


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actually aided the NDAK over the allies and finally the crown that was El Alamein

was prized from the Allied armies grasp.

However the NDAK had to now secure their lines as they too were feeling the

effect as the desert theatre ate up supplies and troops faster than they could be

replenished, so it was forces withdrew to new battle lines, reinforced, resupplied ,

re-equipped and readied themselves for new offensives that would become known

in the annuals of DUST history as the second phase of the 47 desert war, the

legendary OPERATION DUST STORM ‘THE SANDS OF DESTINY’!, the

armies stand ready behind their new front lines, Rommel the Desert Fox with units

of massive armoured transports, panzer grenadiers, walkers, VK aircraft, the

legions of the Bloodcross stand ready to attack with the addition of the new


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Campaign Organisation

The campaign will be run on a monthly basis, with one game turn per month.

Each army faction will have an appointed Commander in Chief (CinC) who is

responsible for gathering the orders from each commander of that faction and

handing them in to the campaign

organiser by the deadline for that month.

All the movement on the map will be

plotted by the campaign admin team and

where opposing forces come into conflict

games will be generated. A full list will be

posted on the Questing Knight Games forum and Dust Knights UK Facebook site


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Campaign Weather Reports

When the games are listed each month there will also be a weather report for dust

storm activity in areas of the map published in the ‘Cairo Chronicle’.

These will be Low, Medium and High and follow the rules in the Operation

Babylon campaign book. See this book for full rules of Sandstorms.


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The Map

The map shows the Egyptian theatre of conflict.

Players use the hex numbers to accurately plot where their forces will move to and

from. The map key shows cities, military bases, airfields and other places of interest

for players to explore and fight over.

Each turn when Units move on the map they will move in a certain order. First to

move will be any Units with Move orders, then any Units with Attack orders and

finally any Units with Recon orders.

All Cities, Towns and

locations can be captured,


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The next campaign turn the attacker or another commander from the same faction

must issue an Attack order and play a Free for All scenario against the besieged

enemy forces, unless they wish to pull out or surrender if terms are offered.

This free for all scenario MUST have a heavy urban terrain setting so as to

represent the town or city that is now being fought over as both side clash in the

urban sprawl. The attacker must now win this scenario for the city to fall and be

considered captured! However do not forget that the defender may try and relieve

the besieged town or city with forces of their own such as an air strike or "para" drop

or indeed fast moving recon forces or their own battle groups trying to break the

siege, this may well involve a city or town being fought over several campaign turns


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Campaign Turns

Each month will start a new campaign turn and within that month players are

responsible to get the games played that are generated from the orders. Players who

deliberately dodge games they feel they

can’t win will lose that force and lose the

game automatically. There may be some

games that are extremely difficult to win

but hey, that's war! Take as many with

you as you can!

It is the responsibility of each factions CinC’s to make sure their orders are received


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Orders

Each campaign turn, every commander can issue two orders total to his units.

These must be recorded by the CinC using the provided Force Deployment Sheet

(FDS) for that player’s faction by the deadline each month and handed to the

admin staff.

On the FDS the CinC should record: the turn the orders are for, the current supply

point’s total of the faction, any they are spending that turn, how many they expect

to generate and then the balance of

supply points left.

The CinC should then fill in the unit


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or both, depends on the idea and how crazy it is, CinC ’s will be informed of the

requirements of the projects by the admin team.

When a force is defeated in a game they will receive a compulsory free Move order

next turn to move 4 map hexes back towards their own lines. This could allow a

player under these circumstances to issue 3 orders in a turn.

However if a force issued the ‘Fall Back!’ command during a game then that force

has to receive a standard Move order away from the enemy back towards their lines

in the following turn.

Orders: Recon

This action can only be issued to a Recon force, which consists of 50 points.


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Orders: Attack

Can be issued to any sized force.

Attack forces moves up to 4 map hexes per game turn.

An Attack force is sent to attack a known enemy location or to capture a location,

such as a military base or airfield.

If an Attack force encounters another Attack force the players will play a ‘Free-for-

All’ scenario. If the force is sent to

capture a location then an ‘ Assault ’

scenario is played. Only a 200 point

force can Assault an enemy location.

Some special forces such as Koshka's


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Orders: Move

Can be issued to any sized force.

A force on a Movement order can move up to 5 map hexes per normal game turn.

Additionally if the movement takes place from start to finish on a road then the

force will move an additional map hex (6 map hexes).

Your troops move forward in ‘column of march’ to the designated map hex, if

enemy forces are encountered along the way a ‘Gotcha!’ scenario is played with the

force on a Move order the Defender.

Orders: Rest and Refit RnR)

Can be issued to any force.


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Be careful with this order as you may get cut off by enemy forces and not get the

supply to refresh your troops. Also if you get attacked while performing this order

you play an ‘ Assault ’ scenario while your troops are still under strength and

damaged and you automatically lose the initiative in the first two turns as you are

caught with your pants down!

If the R&R order is completed successfully any damaged units are repaired for free

with this order so a squad that has lost a soldier or a vehicle that has taken hits gets

repaired to full. A unit that has been destroyed completely needs a number of

resource points spent to replace the unit after campaign turn has passed.


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Recording Battle Damage and Casualties

When units receive battle damage and casualties this damage etc should be

recorded using the Combat Effectiveness Roster (CER) provided in this

commander’s pack. The commander in game should record each casualty and

each point of vehicle damage as it occurs. At the end of a battle or scenario it will

show the commander the given "combat effectiveness" of his units and the need for

them to R&R.


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Player Requirements

All players are required to be able to field a 200, 100 and 50 point painted and

appropriately based armies (though not all at the same time!) and provide any

special defences they need such as bunkers and trenches (see garrisons section).

Players will also need to supply all gaming aids they may require to use such as:

A current ‘Paolo Parente’s Dust 1947’ Rulebook

Operation Babylon source book

Game templates

Game dice

Game Unit cards


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Player Forces

Each Commander starts the campaign with 200 point, 100 point and 50 point

Forces. These Forces will require a name and structure based on historical forces.

For example you might choose to base your Axis force around the NDAK and use

the 21st Panzer Division.

This would be built up as such:

21st Panzer Division (Overall force name)

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51st Infantry Regiment (50 point force)

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23rd Panzer grenadiers (100 point force)

- 15th Panzer (200 points)

Each Commander must keep track of what is in each force using the provided


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from injuries. So if Bazooka Joe is KIA in Turn 2, he will spend Turn 3 recovering

and be available on Turn 4.

That player may not be assigned the character again, especially if another player

wants to give them a go. It may be that in a scenario a hero gets captured and

exchanges take place, this will be handled as and when it happens. All current

platoons may be used, however the points listed for the defences for the Stormwall

platoon are replaced with the points given in this publication to suit the campaign.

During a game if a player wants to pull off the table to save his troops he can issue

a ‘Fall Back!’ Special Action.

This can only be done from the start of Turn 4, and only by a model with the


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Force Classifications

Recon Forces

50 point units are recon forces ideal for scouting out enemy locations and finding

hidden artefacts. Recon forces always win the initiative when playing vs a larger

force if operating as an independent Recon force.

Only a 50 point force operating on its own constitutes a Recon force.

Main Battle Groups

200 point forces are main battle groups, they are suited to attacking defended

locations, hunting down enemy forces or defending a location (however they get

no defence bonus), and these are the primary forces of the campaign.


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Faction Start Locations

At the beginning of the campaign, each faction’s forces will deploy within their

marked area of control. Each force can deploy up to and including their front

lines. The front lines are map hexes marked in green for the Allies, red for the

SSU and grey for the Axis.

Resource Points.

Each faction will start with a set number of resource points, 1 campaign generated

resource point buys you 10 points of troops to replace destroyed units/vehicles.

Locations on the map such as Military bases and Cities will generate more each

campaign turn. When a force performs RnR you total up the points of troops that


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Cairo generates 3 resources per turn. Ports and airfields generate 3 resource points

per turn each also. Special locations that can be found may generate more.

However this is not cumulative in a location so for instance if a town was also a port

and had an airfield at it, it would still only generate a maximum of the highest single

number, in this case 3 resource points per turn.

As all three factions have been engaged since last year, resources will also be

dispatched by convoy to support the ongoing engagements. CinC’s will be told if a

convoy has made it though and how many supplies it has brought. They can also

request more resources from Command for particular operations, however

Command may not have the resources to spare!

It should be noted that there is no resource mission cost, say to launch an attack


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Lines of Supply

Forces fighting in a desert environment require a lot of resource to be combat

ready, the lifeline of any army are the roads and trade routes which from the arteries

to move supplies along.

To keep in supply a force must be within normal move distance (4 map hexes for

200 and 100 point forces and 8 map hexes for 50 point Recon forces) of either a

road or trade route at the start of a turn, the road or trade route must be able to

trace an unbroken line back to a city or town within their lines.

Once out of supply a force cannot issue

an RnR order, and must issue a Move


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Mercenaries

With fighting engulfing the entire world, some are bound to try and make money

from this situation. Mercenary forces are becoming increasingly common on the

battlefield and forces have even been seen fighting for one side then later for

another. Loyal to only those who can pay them!

During the campaign each faction Commander has the ability to hire a mercenary

player and use these forces in the campaign, as well as their own player’s forces,

bolstering the number of forces available to them.

How long the Mercenary forces work for that faction, and how much they are paid

is to be decided between the Mercenary and Commander. However once an


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None local player groups

Finally if you are a player group playing this outside of our local area, please forward

your monthly result of what faction won what games as we shall include those results

within our monthly totals for issuing our monthly scenario and also for awarding

and unlocking special scenarios as the campaign progresses.

So for example, Frank in new York has 4 players he has registered with us to run

his own "Sands of Destiny" and sent us some details about how many players he

has and what factions they are playing for and received his campaign pack, he is

running his own monthly game turns for his players and has had 4 game results in


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A special thank you to Paolo Parente for his vision and to all the

players that are united by the world of DUST.


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Appendix 1: scenarios

Scenario Free for All

This is the main type of scenario used

when main combat groups engage, or is

used unless a game scenario, campaign

organiser or mission type states otherwise.

Special Rules

• Meeting Engagement

• Terrain: deemed appropriate to the

mission by players.

Setting Up

Players roll for Initiative with the player

winning Initiative picking a long table edge


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Scenario Assault

The enemy are on the defensive, smash

through the front lines and advance into

the city and take it.

Special Rules

• Ambush

• Reserves

•Terrain: deemed appropriate to the

mission by players.

Setting Up

The table is set out based on the area of

the campaign map where the battle is

taking place, with the city, town or base in

the defenders half of the table.


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Scenario: Gotcha

The enemy are moving through this area

and you have caught them unprepared!

Special Rules

•Terrain: deemed appropriate to the

mission by players.

Setting Up

The player on the Move order is

automatically the defender and the player

with the Attack order is the Attacker.The Defender places two Objectives

within 8” of the Attackers table edge.

After the Defender has deployed the

Attacker then places two Objectives within


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Scenario Recon

Reconnaissance patrols provide timely

and accurate information on the enemy

and terrain. When a recon order is given

to a force, the force in question should

move to the given location on the map, if

there are NO enemy forces ORencounters at that location, the player will

roll four dice, and will gain 10 recon

points for each Army symbol.

Should the force encounter enemy forces

that leads to combat then this scenario will

be played.

Setting Up

Four Objectives are placed in the

designated area and each must be on a


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Scenario Recon

Special Rules

• Meeting Engagement

• Terrain: deemed appropriate to the mission by players.

Deployment

There are no Units placed on the table before the game begins. All Units move on from

their player’s table edge.

Winning the Game

The game finishes when all four Recon Objectives have been successfully “recon’d”.

Reconnaissance Points Total Information Gained


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Scenario Exploration

This is a special scenario type used when forces may for example enter an underground

location of say an underground base or a hidden tomb and need to explore the said location,

it is for scenarios that require a more ‘floor plan’ feel to them and may require a more role

play element to the mission.

This scenario requires rules for playing on ‘floor plans’ or Dust 47 ’on grid’ with all appropri-

ate rules.


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Aircraft

Flying vehicles move above the battlefield at great speed. The more they move, the

more they are difficult to shoot at.

• an Aircraft unit that performs a Move Action gains a special Dodge save until the

end of the turn. Roll one die for every hit the Aircraft unit take. Each Army Symbol

cancels the hit.

• an Aircraft unit that performs a March Move Action gains a special Improve

Dodge save until the end of the turn. Roll one die for every hit the Aircraft unit

take. Each Army Symbol and Shield cancels one of the hits.

• an Aircraft that hasn't moved yet or that remained stationary (a Helicopter for


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• If at any time a unit takes two Move actions they always become one March Move

action.

• Units can make a special Action twice (i.e. Makeshift Repair) but take notice that

some Actions (like Reinforcements) end unit Activation immediately thus not

allowing it to make a second special Action.

Effects of Suppression

A Unit with a Suppression token cannot attack in Close-Combat but can fight back

if attacked in Close-Combat.

Command Squad Special Actions


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orders are not limited to Range 2.

• Aircraft units cannot be targeted by Command Squad Special Actions.

• A Hero Officer that can join an Infantry Squad equipped with a radio can use it

to perform Officer's Special Actions.

Heroes

• Heroes must decide before the beginning of the game if they join a squad or not.

If they do, they can only find themselves “alone” if the squad is destroyed. If so,

they are treated as a separate unit until the end of the game (can't share a square in

Tactics). If they want to go alone, then they stay alone for the whole game.

•Pilots must decide before the game begins if they Pilot a Vehicle or not. If they


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IR TR FFIC CONTROL

Take a Air Traffic Control Special Action by selecting an Aircraft in Line of Sight.

Roll a die on a ARMY result the selected Aircraft activates again.

ND ST Y DOWN

Any Unit hit by this Unit Range Weapons removes any Under Fire tokens on it

and gains a Suppression token if it does not already have one. A Hero with this

Skill does not share it with any Unit they Join.

RTILLERY OBSERVER

In order to use this Skill, the Unit must have a Radio (a miniature wearing a


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COORDIN TED FIRE

All Auto Grenade Launchers in or Joined to this Unit targeting the same Unit must

select the same target square (in Dust Tactics) or the same position for the center

of their Blast templates (in Dust Tactics Battlefield). Resolve all of their attacks at

the same time, rolling 1 die for each Auto Grenade launcher against each miniature

under the combined templates.

DESERT FOX

Any Unit reactivated by a Unit with this skill using Get Moving You Monkeys gains

At the Double for that Activation.


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FOLLOW ME

Can take a Follow Me Special Action once per turn. All friendly Infantry Units with

Armour 1 or 2 within Range 2 (20 cm or 8”) a nd in Line of Sight roll a die. On a

[ARMY] they take an immediate Move Action with a Move rating of 2.

GENER L

This Hero may take a free Officer Special Action each time he Activates and, if

Joined to a Unit with an Officer, rolls two dice when attempting Officer Special

Actions.

INTERROG TE


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MOVE ND FIRE

A Unit with this skill (and any Unit is has Joined or Hero that has Joined it) may

either perform a free Move Action immediately before or after performing a

Sustained Attack Action using Ranged Weapons, or a free Attack Action using

Ranged Weapons immediately before or after taking a March Move Action.

RED B NNER

All friendly Infantry Units within Range 2 (20 cm or 8”) and in Line of Sight roll

three dice when Rallying.


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aptured Vehicles

A player may only field one Captured Vehicle in its army. Captured Squads,

Aircraft or Heroes don't exist.

The Captured Vehicle has the characteristics shown on its Unit Card except that

its Army Point cost is increased by two points.

Captured Vehicles cannot be returned to the game with an Officer Special Action.

Captured Vehicles can only be drawn from the following list:

Allied Wildfire

Allied Mickey and Mickey

Light

Axis Ludwig

Axis Flamm-Luther

Axis JagdLuther


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This agreement, executed between (hereafter designated "Employer")

and (hereafter designated "Unit"),

provides employment for the Unit and military and support forces in the service of

the Employer. This employment is subject to the terms and conditions outlined

below.

1 Mission: The Unit is hired for the performance of a mission planned and

assigned by the Employer, defined as a under

the conventions and usages of contemporary military terminology. Said Unit will

perform all operations that fall within the framework of this mission, as well as

serving the general interests and needs of the Employer. If the Unit has been hired

on retainer, the following types of missions are specifically excluded during the


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3 Length of Service: This contract will remain in effect for months,

commencing on and concluding on . Upon

termination of the agreement, the Unit will be discharged from all duties and

responsibilities to the employer, unless discharge is superseded by a fresh

agreement.

4 Remuneration: The Employer agrees to pay per combat

element per month to the Unit, amounting to a total of per month. If

payment is withheld by the Employer due to refusal to pay and/or lack of funds,


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6 Spoils of War: All equipment, vehicles, and other war materiel recovered by the

Unit from enemy forces, depots, garrisons, industrial or civil centers, prisoners, and

other sources shall be subject to the following claims and terms of division:

7 Other Terms: Other terms of this contract, agreed to by both parties, shall be

negotiated on a case by case basis and attached, individually signed and witnessed,


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