Games and Reports
02 Hundred Hours - Supply Dump Raid
Another game of 02 Hundred Hours however this time we tried something slightly different.
Grey for Now Games published a free download of North Africa scenarios and linked campaign (available from the website) and it also provides a multi-player variant we used for the raiders.
The SAS raiders were controlled by “Broken Dice”, “Uncle Albert” and Nigel, while I controlled the DAK forces. The raider players each took a character model and dividing the normal troops between them.
The scenario was a Supply Dump raid where the raiders had to destroy the supply truck (only 1) and as many of the supplies they could manage (there were 4 on the table). We also used the “weather events” included in the North African set. The starting weather was a “dust storm” so visibility was reduced t0 10″ at the start of the game.
The first turn sees the raiders infiltrating through the palms while the DAK forces blithely continue of their patrols.
Turn 2 sees Nigel’s character leaped into action and take out the guard who is patrolling near the entry point and then calmly hides the body under the “Nissen” hut! While the German NCO decides that there is nothing to be seen and turns his back on the advancing raiders!!
Things start “hotting up” as several of the raiders now have “alert” tokens on them due to making noise as they move up to the targets. However the German patrols remain oblivious as they are more than 10″ away or fail their “recon” rolls to spot the enemy.
A complete success for the SAS destroying the primary target and a couple of secondary targets and not suffering ant casualties at all 😒. The German sentries need to get some target practice, and I need to improve my dice rolling.
Overall is was a cracking game and the multi-player aspect worked well.
So at the end of the scenario the scores on the doors were:
“Broken Dice” = 7 pts
“Uncle Albert” = 3 pts
Nigel = 0 pts (should have read the objectives)
But a long way to go in the campaign and I will have me revenge😈
2024-09-24 Your project has been visited by the unofficial Hobby Hangout. Huzza!
are they the timecast roads?
Sorry for the delay but had to check with my mate – they are from fatfranks-wargaming on ebay.