The Savarha Desert, a vast expanse of land renowned for it's size and inhospitable terrain. Boiling one moment and freezing the next only to have months of drought broken by torrential downpours that dry up almost as fast as they stop, as many men have drowned as died of thirst within it's shifting borders. And yet, it holds an allure that mystifies us to this day.
During the last Great War this region was home to countless battles as nations of the world fought and bled in its hellish depths. Like an ocean, from time time the tides of sand recede revealing the ruins of those battles past, but the Savarha is a tempermental mistress, and keeps many secrets still. One of those was of the Schnitzelbuben Convoy.
Intended to provide a much needed boost to morale by bringing an assortment of cookies to stormtrooping desert tank battalions, an army of master bakers and their assistants worked their culinary magic around the clock to amass what could only be described in one rediscovered journal as "a veritable mountain of cookies of sublime delight". This treasure trove of tasty treats arrived at the edge of the Savarha where it was loaded onto a convoy of trucks and escorted by a small fleet of light desert assault vehicles into the sandy depths to bring a bit of Christmas cheer to the fighting men of the tanks divisions stationed there.
It never arrived.
Now, we are not suggesting that the downfall of the "Desert Lemur" and his forces could be blamed entirely on the mysterious vanishing of one convoy of cookies, but the subsequent blow to morale was indeed another nail in the coffin that already was fast closing on that doomed nation and their lofty dreams of world domination.
After the War, both sides opened their records for historians to pore over. Unified Forces records show no contact between their units and the convoy and certainly no soldier has ever come forward to brag about stopping such an important delivery for the opposition forces. Various nomadic tribes plying the sandy sea will tell you that SHE (the reverant honorific used when referring to the Desert by the superstitious locals) swallowed it whole.
Somewhere out there is a legendary hoard of hermetically sealed crates containing a king's ransom in cookies and nobody knows where it is......that is........until now........
((Heh......))












