Nemesis: Burma 1944 Role Playing Games along with new powers for

along with new powers for classes seeking to strengthen their bonds to nature

Sudan Army and SLPA Vehicles

a cooperative and story-driven boss battler

Contents: - A massive 70x100 cm Game Board in two sections - 204 Plastic Figures representing Armies and Characters (more than 30 different sculptures) - 16 Action Dice - 5 Combat Dice - 76 Cardboard Counters - 110 Event and Character Cards - Game Rules - 2 Player Aids Players: 2 - 4 | Playing Time: 2 hours | Ages: 14 +

12 SS Dice

Nemesis: Burma 1944 Role Playing Games along with new powers for"Nemesis: The spirit of divine retribution against those who succumb to hubris" While Burma was the backwater of WW2, it contained several of the most colorful characters of the war. The background was such that General Stilwell, who despised both British and Chinese (and the current American, except Marshall) leadership, wanted to fight the Japanese with Chinese troops, in Burma or in China. Roosevelt, while having no interest in rebuilding the