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PATROL LOST: UNIT Vs The Daleks
A Dalek ship is in orbit above the Earth, with plans of
nothing short of extermination.
UNIT (United Nations Intelligence Task Force) have used
warp technology to place a nuclear device on board the
Dalek Ship, now, the Doctor has transported a crack team of
UNIT troops onto the ship. They must find the device,
activate it and warp out before they are overrun by Daleks.
Components
The game is made up of a relatively small set of
components, as listed below.
Dice: You will need at least 3 standard six sided dice, but 6
would be better.
UNIT Figures: You will need 5 paper minis, choose from the
10 provided. You'll need three types of figure: The first type
is the UNIT Trooper and you'll need three of these.
The next type of figure is the Close Combat Specialist, you'll
only need one of these. The last type is the Ranged Combat
Specialist, again, only one of these is needed.
This edition created by Chris Morse: Faraway Pictures 2010
UNIT Vs The Daleks Edition
Dalek Figures
You'll need 18 Bad Guys, all of them the same. Plenty are
supplied, so choose your favourites.
Game Rules
The following are the basic, or core, rules of the game.
Setting Up
Place the Start Tile in the centre of the table. Set aside the
End Tile, then shuffle the remaining tiles and place them
aside face down. You will be drawing from this pile of tiles to
build up the map as you play. One player takes the Daleks
counters and the other the UNIT Troopers.
The UNIT player places all of his figures on the Start tile The
Dalek player lays out all of the tiles that the UNIT Troopers
can see, as described in “Placing Paths” Once you've done
these things your ready to start playing the game.
HAZZARD
END START
This game system and rules are in the Public Domain.
Licensing
the End tile.
The troopers win if they end a turn with 1 or more Troops on
The Daleks win, if they kill all of the Troops.
Winning Conditions
Daleks.
allowed, they are removed from play, just as if killed by the
Troopers. If there are any more Troopers on a tile than are
players pool. All tiles except the Start tile have a limit of 3
Daleks on the tile they are removed back to the Dalek
have a maximum limit of 6 for any tile. If there are any more
have too many Troopers or Daleks on any tile. The Daleks
In this final phase of the turn you ensure that you do not
Clear up
Turn Sequence
A game turn is made up of 6 phases as listed below.
1. The UNIT player carries out his chosen actions.
2. The Dalek player must remove certain tiles.
3. The Dalek player places paths.
4. The Dalek player carries out their chosen actions.
5. The Dalek player attacks UNIT.
6. The players ensure they haven't put too many of their
pieces on any tile.
UNIT Actions
Each UNIT Trooper can do two actions each turn, although
you may choose to do only one or even none at all. Do all of
the actions for a single UNIT Troop before moving onto the
next. There are two types of action and the UNIT player may
do one type of action twice, or one of each, entirely at the
UNIT players discretion. The first type of action, is to move
the Trooper into an adjacent hex along one of the paths
marked on the hex. The Trooper may not move off of the
path, or off a hex onto the open table. When the Trooper
starts on a Hazard hex you are not able to just move him as
an action. To move him you must first roll a die. If you roll
1,2,3 you may move the Trooper as normal. If you roll 4,5 or
6 then the hazard has slowed your trooper down and your
action is wasted. The Hazzard is a Dalek sensor eye. If it
senses you, you are unable to move onto the tile.
adjacent tile along one of the pathways.
same score, the Dalek player moves the Good Guys to an
Dalek player chooses which one. If both sides have the
Troops are moved to an adjacent tile along a pathway, the
win, then remove one Trooper permanently, any remaining
adjacent tile to move the remaining Daleks to. If the Daleks
Daleks players pool and the UNIT player chooses an
the winner. If the Troopers win, remove one Dalek to the
the result. Having worked out the totals the higher total is
on another tile but has a line of sight to the combat add 1 to
Close Combat Specialist. If the Ranged Combat Specialist is
the lower result. Add 1 to the score if the tile contains the
of Daleks. The UNIT player now rolls two dice and ignores
number of Daleks then the final score is equal to the number
the number of Daleks in that tile. If the total if less than the
single die, and may add 1 to the score if the die roll matches
Trooper, may attack the Troopers. The Dalek player rolls a
During this phase, any Daleks in the same tile as a UNIT
Dalek Attacks
The other action a UNIT Trooper can do is to attack Daleks.
They can only attack Dalek on the same hex as the Trooper.
Troopers roll 3 dice, or 6 dice for the Ranged Combat
Specialist. Each six rolled counts as a hit and you remove
one Dalek for each hit. Any hits above the number of Daleks
in the hex are wasted.
Removing Tiles
During this phase the Dalek player checks to see if any of
the tiles can be removed from play. You can't remove any
tiles the Troopers can see from where they are, or that they
could see should they move one or two hexes. If you
suspect that you can remove a tile, imagine moving the
Troop up to two tiles towards it, could they see it at any
point? The Troopers have a line of sight along any pathway
until it reaches a curve. When a tile is removed, it is
discarded and will not come back into play. Any Daleks on a
removed tile are returned to the Dalek players pool of
available Daleks.
Placing Paths
Doing this is quite simple. Look at each Trooper and the tile
it is on, there are pathways leading from that tile. The
Trooper can look along these paths until they reach a curve
or a turn If any of the paths don't lead to a tile, you need to
extend the path as far as the Trooper can see. For instance
on the start tile at the beginning of the game there are six
paths that the Troopers can see down but there are no tiles
not affected by Hazard tiles.
one Dalek back to your pool of Available Daleks. Daleks are
Daleks are moved from one tile to another you must discard
Dalek on his own may not be moved. When a group of
to any adjacent tile. They can not move off of the tiles. A
have to move along pathways, they can move from any tile
The last type of action is to move Daleks. Daleks do not
may not bring the number of Daleks in the tile above six.
Daleks to any tile that already has a Dalek on it, but you
tile are not eligible. The second type of action is to add two
for you to place two Daleks there. Dead ends and the End
leads off into the unknown (where there is no tile) is eligible
The first is to place new Daleks on the board. Any tile that
There are three types of action that the Dalek player can do.
Dalek Actions
until all of the other tiles have been used.
if you have no other choice You may not place the End tile
tile where the paths don't align, but can place them that way
allowed to deliberately block a path by running into another
moving onto the next. When you place the tile you're not
can be seen by the Trooper. Complete one pathway before
a time and placing them so that you build the pathways that
so they all need to be extended. So start drawing tiles one at
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