Sky Team: DUS Düsseldorf Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Requirements
• Postcard Layout
• Airport Strip

Requirements

To play this promotional scenario you must have a copy of the Sky Team board game.

Printed on the postcard: 20 minutes, ages 12+, 2 players.

Postcard Layout

The postcard has a recto (picture side) and a verso (text side). The recto carries a picture of Düsseldorf airport and a "DUS Düsseldorf" caption, with no rules text. The verso carries the story text above, the line "Fly off to exciting new destinations and discover new scenarios!", and the credit and requirement lines. The verso is the only side with rules-relevant wording, and it contains only the requirement quoted under Requirements.

Airport Strip

The second page of the print-and-play file shows the DUS Düsseldorf airport strip. It is a two-sided column, one side headed for each mission side (recto and verso), each divided into eight cells listed here from the top (the runway) to the bottom.

Recto (yellow header, "DUS Düsseldorf", with a package icon and a star icon):

1. Control tower and terminal icon; one plane icon on the left edge.
2. One plane icon.
3. Two plane icons on the left edge; a card-icon tab hangs from the top edge (red crosses and green outlined triangles); a cube-icon tab rises from the bottom edge showing two cubes.
4. One plane icon.
5. Two plane icons on the left edge; a card-icon tab hangs from the top edge (green outlined triangles and red crosses).
6. One plane icon on the left edge.
7. One plane icon on the left edge.
8. Clouds; a cube-icon tab showing three cubes at the bottom edge; three downward arrows below the cell.

Verso (black header, "DUS Düsseldorf", with an alarm-clock icon, a package icon and a star icon):

1. Control tower and terminal icon; two plane icons on the left edge.
2. Three plane icons on the left edge.
3. One plane icon on the left edge; a card-icon tab hangs from the top edge (red crosses and green outlined triangles); a cube-icon tab at the bottom edge showing one cube.
4. Two plane icons on the left edge.
5. One plane icon on the left edge; a card-icon tab hangs from the top edge (green outlined triangles and red crosses); a cube-icon tab at the bottom edge showing two cubes.
6. One cube-icon tab at the bottom edge showing one cube.
7. A card-icon tab hangs from the top edge (red crosses and green outlined triangles).
8. Clouds; one plane icon on the left edge; a cube-icon tab at the bottom edge showing two cubes; three downward arrows below the cell.

Source note: the print-and-play file prints no text explaining the meaning of these icons, the header icons, or the yellow and black mission sides, and no mission or scoring text. The only rules statement on the postcard is the requirement above. Anyone playing this scenario needs the Sky Team base rules to interpret the strip. The layout above is transcribed from the page image and may contain small reading errors in icon placement; check it against the printed page before relying on it for play.