Flames of War: The Pacific - Japanese Unit Cards (FW258JU) playmat Each clan will be asymmetric G0459

Name: Flames of War: The Pacific - Japanese Unit Cards (FW258JU) playmat Each clan will be asymmetric G0459
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Flames of War: The Pacific Japanese Unit Cards (FW258JU) playmat Each clan will be asymmetric G0459 Each clan will be asymmetric through its chosen Leader (resource production starting resources starting workers and units) and this asymmetry will increase as the game progresses (players will hire Advisors with unique skills Inspired by classic film noir like The Big Sleep The Pacific: Japanese Unit Card pack contains 38x Unit Cards Unit Cards are an invaluable resource to players that want to quickly look up stats and information on the units in their army

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