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HOVER PLATFORM SPECIAL WEAPONS DALEK Allows DALEK to move very fast The team finds an experimental 'remote controlled' SWD model ACTIVATION: One 'action' to get ready to obey them… in or out MOVE: Allows Driver Dalek to ACTIVATION: may be used move at double speed. instead of one of the team's DALEKS (i.e. becomes a member Whilst on the hover platform, the of the team), but NO extra action Dalek in question may not perform chits!. This means that the team any actions other than moving, progress may be slower… firing, transforming into a leader or dismounting from the platform. (i.e. CONTROL: must always be within it cannot transmat, open doors, etc). line-of-sight of at least one member of the player-team The hover platform can go through an already open door. FIRING: see Firing chart SEARCHING: may not search for 'Encounter‘ TRANSMAT STEALTH SCREEN A machine for the instantaneous A special field which makes it more transmission of objects from one difficult for others to 'lock-on'… location to another… USE: when the unit is operated by a USE: ONE DALEK is needed to DALEK (cost 1 Action Point to start activate the device by spending this process), the player in control THREE action points, The Dalek is may place the 'aim point' anywhere placed on the device, which then in the station which is outside of a gives it's protective bonus to all room (i.e. any corridor/open area). team members on the same or Thi screates a TWO WAY ‘corridor’ adjacent boards/locations. between these two points. Any other DALEKS may then pass EFFECT: reduce opposition chance through at normal move cost (one to hit by one range band ('short' action), except that they leave the becomes 'medium' etc) transmitter square and move into the target square. NB The bonus only takes effect when the screen has been activated NB target board counts as (needs to be reactivated each turn 'adjacent' to the transmission at a cost of three action points) board for command & control ANTI MOVESPRAY ANTI DALEK AMMO A nasty booby trap left by Davros to Represents the issue of later slow down intruders for the guards episode 'Depleted Uranium' type to catch… armour-piercing rounds… EFFECT: reduces movement to EFFECT: if a human team finds ONE square per action chit in that this, they now add ONE to any room (or whole tile if encounter is in 'damage results' rolls against an open area. DALEKS This only affects DALEKS (and not Daleks on Hoverbouts) POWER BOOST TARGETING Internal motive power generators A software upgrade allows for faster are enhanced by a strange ray… and more accurate targeting of your weapons… USE: each turn, any one DALEK in the team may add ONE action to it's EFFECT: Decrease the actual range normal allowance - that is it may band by ONE have 5 actions not 4. It may still not do more than 3 of the same thing, So Short Range (up to 6 squares) though. Stays as Short Range (3 Dice) Middle (6 to 12 squares) Range (does not have to be the same Dalek becomes Short Range (still 3 Dice) each time). Long (over 12 squares) Range Does not apply to Hover Platforms! becomes Medium Range (2Dice) HOVER PLATFORM WHO LEFT THAT THERE? Allows DALEK to move very fast Oops! DALEK becomes entangled with a long woolly scarf carelessly ACTIVATION: One 'action' to get left lying around… in or out MOVE: Allows Driver Dalek to move at double speed. EFFECT: Dalek is now entangled and must try to free itself. Costs Whilst on the hover platform, the ONE 'action' per attempt. Dalek in question may not perform any actions other than moving, METHOD: player simultaneously firing, transforming into a leader or rolls as many D6e’s as he wishes to dismounting from the platform. (i.e. spend action points on (minimum of it cannot transmat, open doors, etc). one and, as usual, a maximum of three out of 4) and umpire the rolls The hover platform can go through 1d6e; if the players (cumulative) an already open door. score is higher, that may continue normally with any remaining actions. MAGNETIC FIELD PENETRATION A nasty booby trap left by Davros to A hardware upgrade is under test slow down intruders for the guards which focuses the power of your to catch… weapons… EFFECT: when a hit is rolled using EFFECT: every time any DALEK 3D3’s move the result on the firing tries to leave the room, the player chart ONE up the ranking - ie a roll simultaneously rolls as many D6e’s of, say 6, ranked 2, becomes a 7 - as he wishes to spend action points ranked 3. Trebles still blow things on (minimum of one and, as usual, a up though! maximum of three out of 4) and umpire the rolls 1d6e; if the players This affects all members of your (cumulative) score is higher, that team who fire from now on though may continue normally with any this does NOT affect range bands or remaining ‘to hit’ calculations. actions. Note that this only affects firing, not other activities (including laser designating) CYBERMAN PRISON CYBERMAN PRISON A laboratory for Davros’ evil A laboratory for Davros’ evil experiments on other semi- experiments on other semi- mechanoid life-forms… mechanoid life-forms… EFFECT: Roll 1d3 EFFECT: Roll 1d3 EFFECT: Releases that die number EFFECT: Releases that die number of very pissed-off Cybermen from of very pissed-off Cybermen from stasis prison! Run by umpires, they stasis prison! Run by umpires, they will now attempt to revenge will now attempt to revenge themselves on the DALEKS themselves on the DALEKS FASTER REACTIONS SPARE DALEK A software upgrade to the You discover one of Davros' newly- command DALEK improves it's created DALEK, which in it's planning and transmission of confused state agrees to join your orders… team… EFFECT: gain ONE extra acton NO action chit is supplied. (You will chit for that team; This has the effect have to run your team including this of increasing the chance of that new ally with what you have.) team's marker being selected. If you subsequently lose a Dalek NB It does NOT allow anything to however, you will not lose a chit. move twice. Can not be used to make a commander swap, (only in the case of a commader bieng exterminated), CAN be used for another Dalek you find or take over in conjunction with another Encounter card. SPECIAL DOOR KEY 1 SHIFT TRANSMAT FOCUS This is the access code required to You have discovered a means of gain entry to Davros' "inner moving the current target location sanctum"…. of the Transmat machine… USE: used to open (or close) the USE: the player may use this card to door numbered “1” which is a main move the current 'focus' location of entrances to the central complex. a Transmat whoever ‘owns’ the encounter card that placed the COST: ONE 'action' per attempt transmat. (one to open, one to close) When you receive this card a Transmat may not be currently in play - this card can be saved until KEY the time seems appropriate.. COST: ONE 'action' per board 1 shifted FASTER REACTIONS SPARE DALEK A software upgrade to the You discover one of Davros' newly- command DALEK improves it's created DALEK, which in it's planning and transmission of confused state agrees to join your orders… team… EFFECT: gain ONE extra acton NO action chit is supplied. (You will chit for that team; This has the effect have to run your team including this of increasing the chance of that new ally with what you have.) team's marker being selected. If you subsequently lose a Dalek NB It does NOT allow anything to however, you will not lose a chit. move twice. Can not be used to make a commander swap, (only in the case of a commader bieng exterminated), CAN be used for another Dalek you find or take over in conjunction with another Encounter card. A UNIT OF U.N.I.T. SOFTWARE VIRUS A roving unit of U.N.I.T. assault While examining an innocent- troops turn up, looking for the looking terminal, the Dalek is Doctor… infected with a software virus… EFFECT: Run by umpires, the 4 man squad will now attempt to EFFECT: permanently remove a deal-out swift justice to any chit for that squad of Daleks. DALEKS they come across… assuming any survive to the end of The only way this will change is if the turn! another chit is obtained (via an appropriate encounter card) of the squad loses a Dalek - in this case, instead of the accompanying chit being removed the player returns this card to the umpire. SOFTWARE VIRUS AUTOMATIC DOOR KEY While examining an innocent- All doors now open whenever one looking terminal, the Dalek is of the team is within normal opening infected with a software virus… range…. EFFECT: temporarily remove one EFFECT: all normal doors, (except chit for that squad of Daleks. special doors 1,2,3 & 4) now open automatically when a member of the This will be returned at the start of team is adjacent - whether they want the next full turn. it to do so or not! Useful as it saves an action, but may cause other problems....... BLOW FUSES SPECIAL DOOR KEY 3 Booby-trap! A concealed device This is the access code required to let's out a burst of EMP which gain entry to Davros' "inner confuses the DALEKS in the sanctum"….
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