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"Desert Fox" is a Division/Regiment/Battalion level simulation of the war for Egypt and Libya from Sept 1940 to January 1943. There are three mini-wargames and one long campaign wargame which the rules state "It is very lengthy and is recommended for fanatics only, or those with time to spare"!

The game includes a bright desert yellow 44" x 15" five colour map. There are about 300 playing pieces, 123 of which are actual combat units and the rest are markers. The markers are used to show a units combat changing strength as the the units only have a movement rate printed on them. (Per Fire & Movement #10, this was the first game to use this type of step-reduction system.) The rules are only 8 pages.

There is a very interesting sequence of play:

Impulse 1 - The Allied player moves all units as desired then conducts attacks against any adjacent Axis unit.

Impulse 2 - The Axis player may move all of his units as desired but may NOT attack.

Impulse 3 - The Allied player moves all units as desired. Once moved he may then conduct attacks with any unit that did not attack in impulse 1 against any adjacent Axis unit.

Impulse 4 - The Axis player moves all units as desired then conducts attacks against any adjacent Allied unit.

Impulse 5 - The Allied player may move all of his units as desired but may NOT attack.

Impulse 6 - The Axis player moves all

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