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 other adventures. I would like to have something more open.

Included in a number of paper miniatures and weapon cards, but no extras. If like me, you perfer to use tiles and minitures for action you will need a train. I cannot see why they did not include a paper model of one. The only one I could get was the Vulture Gulch Express and it cost more than the Tales of the OSS.

However, I am looking forward to playing Tales of the OSS with my wife.

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 from something like this.

I use an entirely different rules system than is offered with this book (Savage Worlds), but the conversion was easy. I also intend to use this with the Weird Wars setting, published by Pinnacle Entertainment Group (www.peginc.com), so I'll be spicing up the adventure with more 'weirdness' than is historical, but it's a great base to work from.

I'd recommend this, for a short campaign, either played as-is, or dressed up for a longer run.