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Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf. Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf Special Rules. • Last Gasp of the Third Reich Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf's tanks where largely old tanks captured from the enemy, prototypes, hasty conversions of obsolescent models, or vehicles that were relegated to testing. The Crews were largely civilians thrown into the grinder for want of better men. Vehicles from Headquarters, Combat, and Weapon Platoons of Panzer Kompany Kummersdorf are all rated unreliable (see page 61 of the rulebook) and do not benefit from either Tiger Ace abilities or Wide Tracks. Headquarters, Combat and Weapon platoons from Panzer Division Kummersdorf do not use the Stormtrooper or Mission Tactics special rules. Panzer Division Kummersdorf will Always Defend • Enjoy The War. Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf was largely composed of civilians and tired worn out tanks, in the eleventh hour of the war, no one was willing to become a hero for a dying Reich. When you need to take a Platoon Morale Check for a Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf platoon instead of rolling a Motivation Test for the entire platoon, roll a die for each team in the platoon and any teams that have Joined the platoon. ► On a result of 4+ the team continues to fight on as normal. ► On any other roll the team is Destroyed and is removed from the table. If the platoon is required to take a sole survivor Motivation Test (See page 176 of the rulebook) it automatically fails the test and the platoon is destroyed. Company and Higher Command cannot re-roll a result for other teams using Enjoy the War, however they may re-roll their own result. Motivation and Training. Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf is largely composed of Civilians and facility staff. Soldiers with combat experience are few and far between. Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf is rated: Reluctant Conscript. HQ Combat Platoons Weapons Platoons Company Support Platoons Headquarters Platoon Schwere Beutepanzer Volkssturm Platoon Heer: Platoon Panther Platoon Beutepanzer Platoon Volkssturm Platoon. Luftwaffe: Dug-In Panzer Platoon Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery. Schwerer Panzer Platoon Armoured Car Platoon Schwere Beutepanzer Platoon Bogward Platoon Beutepanzer Platoon or Schwere Panzer platoon Headquarters Platoon Panzer Kompanie Kummersdorf HQ. 1 x Panther A or G | 115 points. 1 x Panzer IV G or H | 40 points. Add 2iC Command Tank: 1 x Panther A or G | 115 points. 1 x Panzer IV G or H | 40 points. Options: Add Panzer IV E or F1 for +25 points. Add Bergepanther for +10 points. Combat Platoons. Schwerer Panzer Platoon. 1 x Panzer VII Maus | 395 points. Options: Add Panzer III L or M for 15 points. Special Rules: Колосс! (The Colossus!) The Panzer VII was the largest tank ever built, weighing in at 188 tonnes, mounting two cannons, it's armour virtually impossible to break at any range including point blank. On foot, most infantry can do virtually nothing to impede it's advance. Infantry assaulted by the Maus must re-roll successful Tank Terror Motivation checks. The Maus's sheer bulk was it's undoing, it's engine was over taxed, and no bridge in the world could support it's vast weight. A Maus may not be towed by any vehicle (see Page 45.), If a Maus becomes Bogged Down, it is Destroyed instead of becoming Bogged Down as it's crew abandons it. Escort Tank. A Schwerer Panzer Platoon that contains a Panzer L or M does not count it as destroyed when determining if it needs to check Platoon Morale. Schwere Panzer Platoon. 1 x Jagdtiger | 255 points. 1 x Königstiger (Henschel) | 200 points. Command Königstiger (Henschel) and Jagdtiger | 440 points. Beutepanzer platoon Command M4 Sherman, M4 Sherman, Carro Armato P40, T-34 obr 1940. | 225 points. Command A10 Cruiser MkII, 3 x A10 Cruiser MkII. |125 points. Options: Upgrade Command A10 Cruiser MkII to Panther A or G for +100 points. (Your Panzer Kompany Kummersdorf may only contain one of each type of Beutepanzer Platoon) Schwere Beutepanzer Platoon Command IS-2 Tank and Churchill II tank. | 170 points. Options: Add T-35 heavy tank for +45 points. Command KV-2 tank and KV-2 tank. | 130 points. (Your Panzer Kompany Kummersdorf may only contain one of each type of Schwere Beutepanzer Platoon) Schwere Panzer Platoon Command Tiger I E, 3 x Tiger I E | 400 points Command Tiger I E, 2 x Tiger I E | 300 points Command Tiger I E, Tiger I E. | 200 points Unlike the majority of the tanks of Panzer Kompany Kummersdorf the Tiger I Es where fresh from maintenance. The Vehicles of a Schwere Panzer Platoon use the Wide Tracks Rule and are not unreliable. Weapon Platoons. Dug-In Panzer Platoon. Command Tiger I(P) in tank pit. | 200 points. Area Defence: Dug-In Panzer Platoons always begin the game on the table. Ignore Dug-In Panzer Platoons in your force when determining how many platoons to be held in reserve. Bogward Platoon Command Bogward, 5 x Bogward. | 150 points. Armoured Car Platoon 3 Panzerspäh Patrols. | 240 points. 2 Panzerspäh Patrols. | 160 points. Panzerspäh Patrol. | 80 points. (There doesn't seem to be any information on what Panzer Division Kummersdorf used for Armoured Cars. So we're nicking the one from Desperate Measures.) Company Support Platoons. Panther Platoon 3 x Panther G | 505 points. 2 x Panther G | 335 points. A Panther Platoon is rated as Reluctant Veteran, and uses the Mission Tactics and Stormtrooper rules. The Vehicles of a Panther Platoon have Wide Tracks and are not Unreliable. Luftwaffe Support Platoons. Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery HQ SMG Team with: 4 x 8.8cm FlaK36 guns | 180 points 3 x 8.8cm FlaK36 guns | 135 points 2 x 8.8cm FlaK36 guns | 90 points Options: Model all 8.8cm FlaK36 guns with 8 or more crew and increase their RoF to 3 for +10 points per gun..
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