Crown of Ruin

Statistics: GURPS WWII: Return to Honor

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Rating: 5.55 / Ranking: 2962

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9 / 10JDCorleyMost WWII supplements for other lines focus on Americans and Nazis, as if nothing happened in France after 1940. This book not only remedies this rather stupid trend, but goes beyond the borders of France itself to look at French holdings in other parts of the world, as well as develop several different campaign ideas.

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2 + 4Reverend Pee KittyGURPS WWII: Return to Honor. An informative and readable sourcebook for the Battle of France, the French Resistance, the Free French, the French Foreign Legion... actually, anything involving France and WWII is covered here. Amazing, considering the small size and price tag...

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