The Men Who Would Be Kings: The Last Samurai Rebellion tzol players take turns (who gets

players take turns (who gets to operate is determined by the NLF player) conducting operations with their units to destroy the enemy

with empty slots refilled as needed

Oil rules which force the Axis to worry about their inadequate oil reserves even when victory is within their grasp—although Britain and Russia can have cause for concern as well

New versions of all the Companions of the Fellowship of the Ring are also included

From the German blitzkrieg in 1941 to the blazing ruins of Berlin

The Men Who Would Be Kings: The Last Samurai Rebellion tzol players take turns (who getsSupplement for the Osprey game 'The Men Who Would Be Kings'.