Tales of the OSS: The Train - Microtactix


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TALES OF THE OSS: The Train is our first Adventure Pack for Simply Roleplaying! Author Mike DeSanto has created a tense World War II adventure where the players are daring opeatives of the OSS (precursors to today's Special Forces), inserted behind enemy lines to stop a strategically-critical Nazi train.

As OSS officers, players must make contact with a band of brave but headstrong members of the French Resistance, win their confidence, train them in their special brand of undercover tactics, and lead them in a number of missions to stop the Nazis in their tracks. Based on historical stories of this amazing group of freedom fighters, TALES OF THE OSS: The Train offers drama and excitement of a different kind for players and gamemasters who may be tired of the same old dungeons.

The package comes complete with new weapons and equipment cards, character sheets for some pre-designed player characters (or you can create your own using the Simply Roleplaying! rules), important handouts and pullouts for ease of play, and even a set of black-and white cardstock figures of OSS operatives, resistance fighters and Nazi forces. Artwork by Jeremy McHugh adds a great touch of historical atmosphere to this great adventure package -- now available for instant download for only $5.00!

Requires Simply Roleplaying! Universal Roleplaying Rules to play!
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Steven R.

January 17th, 2004

The one good thing about this is that it has got my wife into RPG. She is not interested in Fantasy or Sci-Fi but to a shine to Tales of the OSS. It has a good set of adventures and background information but the timeline limites the expansion into oth [...]

Bill H.

October 6th, 2003

A good looking short campaign. I like the historical influences that went into developing this supplement. The book does rely on the readers ability to educate themselves on the war, the background of the OSS, and such, but I wouldn't expect much else f [...]