A Guide To Warfighter WWII v3

A Guide
Version 3 - April 21, 2022

Compiled by banana (mathieu.smartin@gmail.com). Most of the information in this document is either taken from
BGG’s Warfighter Wiki (maintained by Benjamin CHEE at DVG), Benjamin CHEE, David MAKIN, or Master
Excel Card List (maintained by BGG user davidraul44).
Introduction ............................................. 3 Expansion #24 ~ US Airborne ................................... 12

Expansion #25 ~ German Airborne........................... 13
Products .................................................... 3
Expansion #32 ~ Finland #1 ..................................... 13
Mix & Matching Expansions .................. 4 Expansion #33 ~ Finland #2 ..................................... 13
Regions ............................................................. 4 Expansion #34 ~ Canada #1 ..................................... 13
Battle Packs ...................................................... 5 Expansion #40 ~ UK Airborne .................................. 14
Playing Battle Packs ................................................... 5 Expansion #46 ~ Maquis ........................................... 14
Combining Battle Packs .............................................. 5 Battle Packs ................................................... 15
List of Battle Packs...................................................... 5 Expansion #47 ~ Mokra #1 ....................................... 15
Expansions by Nationality .............................. 6 Expansion #48 ~ Mokra #2 ....................................... 15
Expansion #50 ~ Bastogne ........................................ 16
Europe Theater ........................................ 8
Expansion #52 ~ Dieppe ........................................... 16
Core Game (European Theater of
Expansion #54 ~ Enigma Machine............................ 17
Operation) ........................................................ 8
Expansion #55 ~ Raate Road .................................... 18
Nation Packs .................................................... 8
Expansion #57 ~ Narvik ............................................ 18
Expansion #1 ~ US #1 ................................................. 8
Expansion #58 ~ Castle Itter ..................................... 19
Expansion #2 ~ UK #1 ................................................ 8
Expansion #62 ~ Battle of Saint-Lô........................... 19
Expansion #3 ~ Germany #1 ....................................... 9
Expansion #63 ~ Pegasus Bridge .............................. 20
Expansion #5 ~ Ammo Box Card Decks...................... 9
Expansion #82 ~ Raid on Saint-Nazaire ................... 20
Expansion #6 ~ US #2 ................................................. 9
Other Packs ................................................... 21
Expansion #7 ~ UK #2 .............................................. 10
Expansion #4 ~ Gear................................................. 21
Expansion #8 ~ Germany #2 ..................................... 10
Expansion #9 ~ Russia #1 ......................................... 10 Pacific Theater....................................... 22
Expansion #10 ~ Russia #2 ....................................... 11 Core Game (Pacific Theater of Operations)
Expansion #11 ~ Poland #1 ...................................... 11 ......................................................................... 22
Expansion #12 ~ Poland #2 ...................................... 11 Nation Packs .................................................. 22
Expansion #20 ~ France #1 ...................................... 12 Expansion #14 ~ Japan #1 ........................................ 22
Expansion #21 ~ France #2 ...................................... 12 Expansion #15 ~ Japan #2 ........................................ 22
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Expansion #16 ~ US #3 (US Marines) ...................... 23 Core Game (North Africa Theater of
Expansion #17 ~ US #4 (US Marines) ...................... 23 Operation) ...................................................... 36
Expansion #18 ~ Australia #1 ................................... 23 Nation Packs .................................................. 36
Expansion #19 ~ Australia #2 ................................... 23 Expansion #69 ~ Long Range Desert Group............. 36
Expansion #22 ~ China #1 ........................................ 24 Expansion #70 ~ Afrika Korps .................................. 36
Expansion #23 ~ China #2 ........................................ 24 Expansion #87 ~ Gurkhas ......................................... 37
Expansion #35 ~ Canada #2 ..................................... 24 Expansion #88 ~ Desert Rats .................................... 37
Battle Packs .................................................... 25 Battle Packs ................................................... 37
Expansion #53 ~ Iwo Jima ........................................ 25 Expansion #72 ~ Battle of Bardia ............................. 37
Expansion #56 ~ Tarawa .......................................... 25 Expansion #73 ~ Battle of Damascus ........................ 37
Expansion #60 ~ Attu #1 ........................................... 26 Expansion #74 ~ Battle of Bir Hakeim ...................... 38
Expansion #61 ~ Attu #2 ........................................... 26 Vehicle Packs ................................................. 38
Expansion #64 ~ Force 136 ...................................... 27 Expansion #84 ~ Vehicles: Afrika Korps .................. 38
Expansion #65 ~ Guadalcanal #1 ............................. 27 Expansion #85 ~ Vehicles: Desert Rats .................... 39
Expansion #66 ~ Guadalcanal #2 ............................. 27
Cross-Theater Expansions ................... 39
Korean War ................................................... 28
Vehicles Packs ............................................... 39
Expansion #26 ~ North Korea #1.............................. 28
Expansion #36 ~ Vehicle Pack #1 ............................. 39
Expansion #27 ~ North Korea #2.............................. 28
Expansion #28 ~ China #3 ........................................ 29
Expansion #29 ~ South Korea #1 .............................. 29
Expansion #30 ~ South Korea #2 .............................. 29
Other Packs ................................................... 40
Expansion #41 ~ Unique Nation Skills ...................... 40
Expansion #31 ~ United Nations #1.......................... 30
Expansion #43 ~ Shore Invasions ............................. 40
Expansion #44 ~ Medals ........................................... 41
Mediterranean Theater......................... 31
Expansion #45 ~ Fortifications ................................. 41
Core Game (Mediterranean Theater of
Operation) ...................................................... 31 Multi-Era Expansion packs.................. 41
Multi Era Expansion #1 ~ Soldiers and Action Cards
Nations Packs ................................................. 31 ................................................................................... 41
Expansion #71 ~ Italian Royal Army ........................ 31 Multi Era Expansion #2 ~ Skill and Gear Cards ...... 42
Expansion #80 ~ Italian Partisans ............................ 31 Multi Era Expansion #3 ~ Sitrep and Skill Cards ..... 42
Expansion #81 ~ Italian Airborne ............................. 32
WWZ ~ Undead..................................... 42
Battle Packs .................................................... 32
Expansion #42 ~ Undead #1 ..................................... 42
Expansion #75 ~ Operation Tombola ....................... 32
Expansion #49 ~ Castle Frankenstein ....................... 42
Expansion #76 ~ Battle of Crete #1 .......................... 33
Expansion #51 ~ R’lyeh ............................................ 43
Expansion #59 ~ Dagon ............................................ 44
Expansion #78 ~ Battle of Rimini.............................. 33
Expansion #79 ~ Fortifications: Gothic Line ............ 34
Other Products ...................................... 44
Warfighter Universal Rulebook................................. 44
Expansion #83 ~ Charge of the Savoia Cavalleria ... 34
Expansion #5 ~ Ammo Box........................................ 44
Vehicle Packs ................................................. 35
DVG Card Crate ....................................................... 44
Expansion #86 ~ Vehicles: Italians ........................... 35
Warfighter Wave 1 and 2 Card Dividers ................... 45
North Africa Theater ............................ 36 Warfighter WWII Neoprene Mat ............................... 45
Warfighter WWII Pacific Neoprene Mat ................... 45
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Warfighter Korean War Neoprene Mat..................... 45 Warfighter WWII PTO T-Shirt .................................. 48
Expansion #13 ~ Metal Tokens ................................. 45 Kickstarter Soldiers ................................................... 48
Warfighter WWII - Miniatures Germany .................. 45 Resources ............................................... 48
Warfighter WWII - Miniatures Russia....................... 46
Errata Pack FAQ .................................. 48
Warfighter WWII - Miniatures UK ............................ 46
Warfighter WWII - Miniatures US ............................ 46
Where Can Those Errata Pack Be Found? 48
Warfighter Pacific Errata Card Pack ....................... 46 Content of the Pacific Errata Pack .............. 49
Warfighter Dice Pack ................................................ 46 Content of the Europe Errata Pack ............. 49
DVG Plastic Card Stand ........................................... 46 Other known mistakes/errata in the
Warfighter Bag .......................................................... 46 card sets .................................................. 50
Kickstarter Exclusives .......................... 46
Warfighter: WWII Pacific Combat Card Game –
Scenario Book #1 ...................................................... 47
IntroductIon
Warfighter WW2 has now expanded to 4 different Core Games and dozens of Expansions. As it can be hard for
newcomers (or even old timers!) to navigate their way across all those products, I have written this guide to help
decision-making and collection-tracking.
Another goal of this guide is to answer commonly asked questions about Expansions articulations with the Core Game, Expansion
contents, mix & matching Expansions, errata, etc. This document attempts to guide the reader and give some insights by the use of
colored boxes with a question mark icon.
Products
As per the 22/03/2022, Warfighter WW2 products come in a lot of flavors:
 The Core Games: Each Core Game is a fully independent product centered on a theater of operation: Europe,
Pacific, North Africa & Mediterranean.
 The Nation Packs or Soldier Packs Expansions: Each Nation Pack includes Soldiers, Weapons, Equipment, a
National Skill, and other relevant cards so you can field this Nation's Soldiers. To play as the new Nation, just
add them to any core game. Nation Packs also usually introduce their Hostile Deck counterpart, so you can
also play against this new Nation.
 Other Expansion packs: More original Packs like Medals, Nation Skills, Fortifications, Gear or Shore Invasion
fall under this category, as they can expand most of the Core Games.
 The Battle Packs Expansions: Each Battle Pack is centered around a historical operation, battle or event of
WW2. Each Battle Pack includes the necessary Soldiers, Weapons, Equipment, Missions, and Objectives
needed to recreate the battle/campaign; thus each Pack is a fully playable Expansion. If the necessary
Locations are not provided in the noted core game, they are also included.
Battle Packs are directly tied to one of the Core Game, as you must use its specific Action Deck: we have
regrouped the Battle Packs per linked Core Game.
 The Vehicle Packs Expansions: As per Nation Pack, they add a Nation to your card pool. The contains
Vehicles and Elite Hostile Anti-Vehicle card of the same Nation so you can play as or against the Nation’s
Vehicles.
 Multi-Era Expansions: They are usually spawning from Kickstarter’s stretch goals and offer player with a
variety of new cards for each Warfighter Era (currently: Modern, Shadow War, WW2 Europe and Pacific).
For Warfighter WW2, they are mostly usable in any theater you may choose, with a few exceptions. One
should refer to the card list to gauge their interest.
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 Other products include:
o Alternate settings like Korean War (see page 28) or World War Z (Undead & Lovecraftian settings,
see page 42).
o Storage Boxes, miniature Soldiers, neoprene playmats, etc. They are listed in page 44.
o Kickstarter Exclusives, they are listed in page 46.
MIx & MatchIng ExPansIons

As a rule of thumb, any Expansion is mostly compatible and interoperable with any other product. For instance, any
Expansion that contains Soldiers and their Weapons & Equipment is playable against any kind of Mission/Objective,
in any Region (even in other settings if you want like Korean War, Undead WWZ or even Warfighter
Fantasy/Modern/PMC/Shadow War).
This is quite important for people who might want to focus on playing as one nation (see page 6). As an example, if
you’d want to focus on the French forces:
 You could purchase Expansion #71 “Battle of Bir Hakeim” without owning the North Africa Core Game and
you would still be able to use the French Soldiers. For that matter, even if a Battle Pack is meant to be played
with a specific Core Game, it is acceptable to use another Core Game components if you do not own the
required one;
 You could also purchase Expansion #47 “Narvik”. It doesn’t contain any French forces, but you could very
well play the Missions & Objectives with the French against the German Hostiles.
However, there are some restrictions:
Missions, Objectives, Locations, Action Cards and Events introduced in some Expansions are related to one of the
Core Games and Region. Some Core Games support playing in several Regions. The detail is given below:
Region Required Core Game & Comments

Europe Europe Core Game. Focuses on the Western European theater of operations.
Russia Focuses on the Eastern European theater of operations. To be played with the Europe Core
Game components (except for Objectives/Locations/Missions). Appears only in Expansion #9,
#10, #11 and #12 (focusing on Russia and Poland).
Jungle Pacific Core Game. Focuses on the Pacific theater of operations.
Far East Focuses on the Chinese/Korean theater of operations. To be played with the Pacific Core Game
components (except for Objectives/Locations/Missions). Appears only in Expansion #22, #23,
#29 and #30 (focusing on China and South Korea). It can be used to play the Sino-Japanese War
or the Korean War.
Asia Winter Focuses on the Korean theater of operations, in winter. To be played with the Pacific Core
Game components (except for Objectives/Locations/Missions). Appears only in Expansion #26,
#27 and #28 (focusing on North Korea and Communist China).
Mediterranean Mediterranean Core Game. Focuses on the Mediterranean European theater of operations
(Sicily, mainland Italy, Crete, etc.).
North Africa North Africa Core Game. Focuses on the Mediterranean North Africa theater of operations
(North Africa & the Middle East).
Battle Packs Each Battle Pack comes with its own “Region” (for example “Narvik” in Expansion #47) worth
Regions of Objectives/Locations/Missions. The related Core Game you need to play the Battle Pack is
usually printed on the card backs. For commodity, we have listed the Battle Packs in this
document in the same section as the Core Game required to play them.
Even if Battle Packs are meant to be played with a specific Core Game, it is acceptable to use
another Core Game components if you do not own the required one.
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As explained in the product description, Battle Packs are meant to be played with a dedicated Core Game (for
example, the Expansion #57 “Narvik” uses the Europe Core Game). However, you may still find value in any Battle
Pack as they also come with a selection of player cards (Soldiers, Weapons, Equipment etc.) that you may use with
any other product. Expansion #57 “Narvik” is a good example: it is the only expansion with Norwegian Soldiers,
Weapons and Equipment.
When playing a Battle Pack:

 Use the Locations, Objectives and Missions provided in the Battle Pack.
 If a Hostile Deck is provided (it usually is, and is usually of the Elite type), use that Hostile deck, you should
not shuffle it into the standard Hostile deck.
You should not, but you can. Some players (and designers) like to shuffle those flavored deck into the
standard decks.
If a Hostile Deck is not provided, use the matching Hostile Deck in your collection.
 If an Anti-Vehicle Hostile Deck is provided, use that Anti-Vehicle Hostile deck, you should not shuffle it into
the standard Anti-Vehicle Hostile deck. However, if no Anti-Vehicle Hostile decks is provided and you are
playing with Squad Vehicles, use the Anti-Vehicle decks from your collection that would match the Hostile
you are facing in the Battle Pack.
 When a Battle Pack comes with an Event Card(s) those are to be used as the Event Deck when playing that
Battle Pack instead of the generic Event Deck (source).
If the Hostile Deck contains Hostile with the “Event” notation and no Event deck is included, use the Event
Deck of the related Core Game.
 You do not have to specifically nor exclusively use the Soldiers provided in the Battle Pack to play its
Missions/Objectives, but you are encouraged to do so as they are usually flavored for that particular Battle
Pack.
 The Event and Situation cards in a Battle Pack would always be designed to fit that setting/scenario. However,
there is no constraint that they can only be played with that Battle Pack - so you can mix or use them with
other combinations, where it makes sense. For example, you wouldn't use "Tropical Squall" or "Tokyo
Express" (from Guadalcanal #1) with the cold-terrain setting "Attu #1" Battle Pack, but "Concealed Caches"
could (source).
The Warfighter Battle Packs were designed to be standalone sets depicting a specific historical campaign or setting.
However, they can be expanded by combining with other sets which you may already have (source).
If you were wondering "how should I mix or add them to other sets?" most Battle Pack entry in this document have a
suggested list of compatible sets for each Battle Pack by their respective designers, which would historically make
sense to play together, as well as alternative setups with different Nation forces.
As mentioned before, the Missions, Objectives and Locations are scenario-specific to each Battle Pack, and not
intended to be mixed with other sets. However, as every Expansion (including the Battle Packs) is designed to be fully
compatible and interoperable, do not worry about unbalancing the game if you choose to mix them up. As always, feel
free to play the game however you enjoy it the most.
Here is a list of the currently available Battle Packs:

Expansion #47 ~ Mokra #1 ....................................... 15 Expansion #57 ~ Narvik ............................................ 18
Expansion #48 ~ Mokra #2 ....................................... 15 Expansion #58 ~ Castle Itter ..................................... 19
Expansion #50 ~ Bastogne ........................................ 16 Expansion #62 ~ Battle of Saint-Lô........................... 19
Expansion #52 ~ Dieppe ........................................... 16 Expansion #63 ~ Pegasus Bridge .............................. 20
Expansion #54 ~ Enigma Machine ........................... 17 Expansion #82 ~ Raid on Saint-Nazaire ................... 20
Expansion #55 ~ Raate Road .................................... 18 Expansion #53 ~ Iwo Jima ........................................ 25
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Expansion #56 ~ Tarawa .......................................... 25 Expansion #77 ~ Battle of Crete #2........................... 33
Expansion #60 ~ Attu #1 ........................................... 26 Expansion #78 ~ Battle of Rimini .............................. 33
Expansion #61 ~ Attu #2 ........................................... 26 Expansion #79 ~ Fortifications: Gothic Line ............ 34
Expansion #64 ~ Force 136 ...................................... 27 Expansion #83 ~ Charge of the Savoia Cavalleria ... 34
Expansion #65 ~ Guadalcanal #1 ............................. 27 Expansion #72 ~ Battle of Bardia ............................. 37
Expansion #66 ~ Guadalcanal #2 ............................. 27 Expansion #73 ~ Battle of Damascus ........................ 37
Expansion #75 ~ Operation Tombola ....................... 32 Expansion #74 ~ Battle of Bir Hakeim ...................... 38
Are you only interested into getting cards for one Nationality?
US: o Expansion #87 ~ Gurkhas
 Expansion #38 ~ Vehicle Pack #3
 Regular infantry:  Expansion #44 ~ Medals
o ETO Core Game
o Expansion #1 ~ US #1
o Expansion #6 ~ US #2
Germany:
o Expansion #41 ~ Unique Nation Skills
o Expansion #60 ~ Attu #1  Regular infantry:
o Expansion #62 ~ Battle of Saint-Lô o Expansion #3 ~ Germany #1
 US Marines: o Expansion #8 ~ Germany #2
o Pacific Core Game o Expansion #48 ~ Mokra #2
o Expansion #17 ~ US #4 o Expansion #50 ~ Bastogne
o Expansion #53 ~ Iwo Jima o Expansion #41 ~ Unique Nation Skills
o Expansion #65 ~ Guadalcanal #1  German Airborne:
o Multi Era Expansion #1 ~ Soldiers and o Expansion #25 ~ German Airborne
Action Cards o Expansion #77 ~ Battle of Crete #2
 US Airborne:  Afrika Korps:
o Expansion #24 ~ US Airborne o Expansion #70 ~ Afrika Korps
 Expansion #36 ~ Vehicle Pack #1 o Expansion #84 ~ Vehicles: Afrika Korps
 Expansion #44 ~ Medals  Expansion #37 ~ Vehicle Pack #2
 Expansion #44 ~ Medals
UK:
Russia:
 Regular infantry:
o Expansion #2 ~ UK #1  Expansion #9 ~ Russia #1
o Expansion #7 ~ UK #2  Expansion #10 ~ Russia #2
o Expansion #63 ~ Pegasus Bridge  Expansion #38 ~ Vehicle Pack #3
o North Africa Core Game  Expansion #41 ~ Unique Nation Skills
o Expansion #88 ~ Desert Rats  Expansion #44 ~ Medals
o Expansion #69 ~ Long Range Desert Group
o Expansion #85 ~ Vehicles: Desert Rats Poland:
o Expansion #41 ~ Unique Nation Skills
 Expansion #11 ~ Poland #1
 SOE & Malayan Resistance (as regular infantry):
 Expansion #12 ~ Poland #2
o Expansion #64 ~ Force 136
 Expansion #47 ~ Mokra #1
 Royal Marines: (as regular infantry)
o Expansion #54 ~ Enigma Machine
o Expansion #82 ~ Raid on Saint-Nazaire
 UK Airborne: France:
o Expansion #40 ~ UK Airborne
 SAS Airborne:  Regular infantry:
o Expansion #75 ~ Operation Tombola o Expansion #20 ~ France #1
 Gurkhas: o Expansion #21 ~ France #2
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o Expansion #58 ~ Castle Itter  Expansion #44 ~ Medals
 Resistance/Free France fighters:
Australia:
o Expansion #46 ~ Maquis
o Expansion #72 ~ Battle of Damascus  Expansion #17 ~ Australia #1
o Expansion #73 ~ Battle of Bir Hakeim  Expansion #18 ~ Australia #2
 Expansion #36 ~ Vehicle Pack #1  Expansion #70 ~ Battle of Bardia
 Expansion #44 ~ Medals  Expansion #83 ~ Vehicles: Desert Rats
Finland:  Expansion #38 ~ Vehicle Pack #3
 Expansion #32 ~ Finland #1
China:
 Expansion #33 ~ Finland #2
 Expansion #55 ~ Raate Road  Nationalist China:
 Expansion #37 ~ Vehicle Pack #2 o Expansion #22 ~ China #1
 Expansion #44 ~ Medals o Expansion #23 ~ China #2
Canada:  Communist China (mainly Korean War but can be used
for WWII):
 Expansion #34 ~ Canada #1 o Expansion #28 ~ China #3
 Expansion #35 ~ Canada #2 o Expansion #39 ~ Vehicle Pack #4
 Expansion #52 ~ Dieppe  Expansion #44 ~ Medals
Italy:
Norway:  Regular infantry:
o Mediterranean Core Game
 Expansion #57 ~ Narvik o Expansion #69 ~ Italian Royal Army
o Expansion #83 ~ Charge of the Savoia
Japan:
Cavalleria
 Regular infantry: o Expansion #86 ~ Vehicles: Italians
o Expansion #14 ~ Japan #1  Italian Partisans:
o Expansion #15 ~ Japan #2 o Expansion #80 ~ Italian Partisans
o Expansion #16 ~ US #3 (only hostiles, for  Italian Airborne:
your Japanese Missions) o Expansion #81 ~ Italian Airborne
o Expansion #61 ~ Attu #2 New Zealand:
o Expansion #66 ~ Guadalcanal #2
o Multi Era Expansion #1 ~ Soldiers and  Expansion #76 ~ Battle of Crete #1
Action Cards  Expansion #85 ~ Vehicles: Desert Rats
 SNLF:
Greece:
o Expansion #56 ~ Tarawa
 Expansion #36 ~ Vehicle Pack #1  Expansion #78 ~ Battle of Rimini
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EuroPE thEatEr
The ETO (European Theater of Operation) Core Game introduces US Soldiers against
German Hostile in the “Europe” Region.
What are the differences between the 1st and 2nd edition?
The are no differences, except for the cover (source).
The ETO Core Game is set in the “Europe” Region, but some of the Expansions that came
with the Wave 1 also introduced the “Russia” Region with its own Locations, Objectives and
Missions.
The “Russia” Region is developed as part of Expansions #9 to #12 (mostly from Russia and
Poland Expansions). It usually makes the game harder, with the weather conditions of East
Front taking their toll on your Soldiers.
Rumors have it that an East Front Core Game may be released one day, but for now, those
packs are your only entry point to the Russian winter!
This Expansion features American hostile forces, more Action cards, more Weapons, more
Equipment, more Skills, and more Mission, Objectives, and Locations!
Cards included (56) are:
 1x Location Card
 7x Action Cards
 2x Weapon Cards
 4x Equipment Cards
 6x Skill Cards
 16x US Hostile - Frontline Cards
 20x US Hostile - Elite Cards
The Location included is for the “Europe” Region. It also includes Action Cards that are simply added to your
ETO Action Deck. It is mainly an introduction to the US Hostile Deck (to be complete with Expansion #6, see
page 9) and contains no new US Soldiers (as you should have plenty of those in the ETO Core Game already).
This Expansion features United Kingdom Soldiers and hostile forces, and UK Weapons!
 6x PC Soldier Cards
 5x NPC Soldier Cards
 6x Squad Soldier Cards
 7x Weapon Cards
 15x UK Hostile - Frontline Cards
 17x UK Hostile - Elite Cards
This Expansion is the prime example of a Nation/Soldier Pack. It contains Soldier Cards and their Gear for the
United Kingdom. It also contains their Hostile Deck counterpart (both Frontline and Elite).
For instance, if you own the ETO Core Game, you could now play as the UK against the German or be wild
and play as the US against the UK Hostile Decks. But you could also very well buy that pack as an Expansion
to the North African Core Game, or even your Warfighter Fantasy Core Game if fighting dragons with
Tommies is your deal!
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 7x Action Cards
 14x Weapon Cards
 9x Skill Cards
 3x Mission Cards
 3x Objective Cards
The Location included is for the “Europe” Region. This Nation Pack does not include the German Hostiles, as
they are already available through the ETO Core Game.
This Expansion offers 112 cards for US, UK, German and Russian forces, including:
 9 Player Soldiers
 9 Non-Player Soldiers
 9 Squad Soldiers
 5 Skills
 4 Weapons
 2 Equipment
 18 Hostiles, Elite
 18 Hostiles, Frontline
 3 Events
 35 Service Records
Those Cards were originally included into the Ammo Box (storage box, Expansion #5 see page 44) for
Warfighter WWII and made available later for retail on their own.
Those decks are interesting to expand your ETO Core Game with a new type of cards: Service Records for
your Soldiers, and new Hostiles and Events that add diversity to their respective decks.
This Expansion features additional American hostile forces, more Action cards, more Weapons,
more Equipment, more Skills, and more Mission, Objectives, and Locations!
 8x Action Cards
 4x Weapon Cards
 13x US Hostile - Frontline Cards
 14x US Hostile - Elite Cards
 1x Mission Card
 1x Objective Card
The Location, Objective and Mission included are for the “Europe” Region.
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This Expansion features additional British hostile forces, more Action cards, more Weapons, more
 11x UK Hostile - Frontline Cards
 16x UK Hostile - Elite Cards
 1x Mission Card
 1x Objective Card
The Objective and Mission included are for the “Europe” Region.
This Expansion features additional German hostile forces, more Action cards, more Weapons, more
 7x Action Cards
 2x Weapon Cards
 3x Skill Cards
 13x German Hostile - Frontline Cards
 16x German Hostile - Elite Cards
The Location included is for the “Europe” Region. It also includes Action Cards that are simply added to your
ETO Action Deck. This Expansion is a great way to expand your ETO Core Game, giving you access to
German Soldiers as well as some variety for your German Hostile Deck.

 2 Missions
 20 Locations
 2 Objectives
 6 Weapons
 1 Equipment
This Expansion marks the debut of the “Russia” Region in the game. “Russia” Region Locations, Missions and
Objectives are meant to be played with the ETO Action Deck and Event Deck. This pack is the definite entry
point if you want a feel of the East Front game play. It also introduces Russian Soldiers, as well as some
Hostiles (though you would need Expansion #10 to have a decent Hostile deck).
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This Expansion adds more soldiers, Gear, Missions, Objectives and more Hostiles, including the
newly added vehicles and Anti-Tank weapons. This Expansion also includes Cold Weather Gear.
 2 Missions
 3 Locations
 2 Skills
 11 Weapons
 3 Equipment
Missions and Locations expand on the “Russia” Region.
Includes Polish Soldiers and Weapons, German and Polish Hostiles, and More Russian Missions and
Objectives.
 2 Missions
 1 Objective
 9 Weapons
Missions and Objective expand on the “Russia” Region.
Includes Polish Soldiers, Weapons and Equipment, Polish Service Record cards, and more Polish
Hostiles.
 1 Mission
 2 Locations
 2 Weapons
 1 Equipment
The Mission and one Location expand on the “Russia” Region, the other Location expands on the “Europe”
Region.
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This is a Soldier pack with new Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons, Equipment,
and Skills.
 11x France Soldier Cards (4x PS, 4x NPS, 3x SqS)
 3x Skill Cards
 3x France Service Record Cards
 13x France Hostile - Elite Cards
 12x France Hostile - Frontline Cards
This is a Soldier and Hostile pack with new Hostiles, Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives,
Weapons, Equipment, and Skills.
 11x France Soldier Cards (4x PS, 4x NPS, 3x SqS)
 2x Location Cards
 8x Weapon Cards
 5x Skill Cards
 3x France Service Record Cards
 12x France Hostile - Elite Cards
 13x France Hostile - Frontline Cards
Missions, Objective and Locations expand on the “Russia” Region.
This is a special Airborne pack with new Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
Equipment, and Skills. Airborne also adds new card types of Landing Zone, and Enemy Line cards!
 18x US Airborne Soldier Cards
 5x US Airborne Mission Cards
 11x US Airborne Weapon Cards
 3x US Airborne Service Record Cards
 5x Landing Zone Cards
 9x Enemy Lines Cards
A two-part session report about this pack from the designer can be found here and here.
This pack marks the debut of Airborne Mission, a new type of Mission in Warfighter WWII that plays with
Airborne Soldiers and two new nasty decks: the Landing Zone and the Enemy Lines deck. As stated in the
rules, if you get more Airborne Expansions (like #25, #40 or #78) you can collate all those Landing Zone and
Enemy Lines Cards into single decks.
Airborne Missions require their own Objective and Mission cards, which are still related to a Region (here, the
“Europe” Region) and should be played with the corresponding Location Deck, Action Deck and Event Deck
(here, provided in the ETO Core Game), against any type of Hostile you’d like.
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This Expansion adds 56 cards to your Warfighter WWII Missions! This is a Soldier pack with new
Hostiles, Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons, Equipment, and Skills. Airborne also
adds new card types of Landing Zone, and Enemy Line cards!
 18x German Airborne Soldier Cards
 5x Airborne Mission Cards
 1x Skill Cards
 3x German Airborne Service Record Cards
This is a Soldier pack with new Hostiles, Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
Equipment, and Skills.
 13x Finland Soldier Cards (5x PS, 4x NPS, 4x SqS)
 7x Finland Weapon Cards
 10x Skill Cards
 12x Finland Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x Finland Hostile - Frontline Cards
 13x Finland Soldier Cards (5x PS, 4x NPS, 4x SqS)
 9x Finland Weapon Cards
 10x Skill Cards
 11x Finland Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x Finland Hostile - Frontline Cards
 11x Canada Soldier Cards
 1x Skill Cards
 14x Canada Hostile - Elite Cards
 14x Canada Hostile - Frontline Cards
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The two Missions expand on the “Europe” Region, they also mark the debut of the Multiple Objective
Missions in Warfighter WW2.
The second Canadian Expansion (#35 see page 24) expands on the “Jungle” Region and is thus playable with
the Pacific Core Game. If you want to have a full Canadian Hostile Deck (and/or expand on your Canadian
Soldier & Gear selection), you might want to purchase Expansion #35, even if you don’t own the Pacific Core
Game (only 6 cards would be “unusable”).
This is a special Airborne pack with new Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
Equipment, and Skills. Airborne also adds new card types of Landing Zone, and Enemy Line cards!
 17x UK Airborne Soldier Cards
 2x UK Airborne Mission Cards
 2x UK Airborne Objective Cards
 13x UK Airborne Weapon Cards
 1x Skill Cards
 3x UK Airborne Service Record Cards
Even in the darkest days following the fall of France to the German blitzkrieg in May 1940, not all
was lost: from the populace arose the Resistance fighters called the Maquis. Whether baker,
banker, teacher or housewife, these brave civilian men and women showed that resistance was not
futile, rallying under the flag with the Croix de Lorraine. With less training and equipment than
regular forces, and scrounging whatever they could, the Maquis carried out a shadow war on
many fronts: printing and distributing underground propaganda, sabotaging enemy networks,
aiding Allied pilots who had crashed behind enemy lines, and sending valuable intelligence to the
British, risking their lives and retaliation, until France was finally liberated in December 1944.
This Expansion features Resistance fighters with missions and skills which reflect their methods of
guerilla warfighting, with scrounged-up weapons and gear, stealthy movement, and unconventional
objectives. This is a Soldier pack with new Soldiers, Missions, Objectives, Weapons, Equipment,
Skills, and Service Records.
 7 x Player Soldiers (French Resistance)
 6 x Non-Player Soldiers (French Resistance)
 5 x Squad Soldiers (French Resistance)
 9 x Weapons
 2 x Equipment
 8 x Skills
 3 x Service Records
 8 x Missions
 8 x Objectives
A developer diary can be found here and here.
The Mission and Objectives expand on the “Europe” Region and have a distinct “Résistance” feel, although
you can use them in your regular infantry games.
Combining this pack with other Expansions (source):
 UK Soldiers & Gear - Exp #02, Exp #40

 US Airborne Soldiers & Gear - Exp #24
 German Gear & Hostiles - Europe WW2 core & Exp #04
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 French Soldiers & Gear - Exp #20, Exp #21
Freely use the Gear of US, UK, and German Nationalities as long as one of your team has the Captured Gear
skill.
A few other notes from the designer:
 The intention was always that you'd use this with European locations from the WW2 ETO Core
Game (and maybe Mokra 1) for springtime and summer missions, or Bastogne and/or Narvik (don't
mind the tongue-twisting Location names) for a winter setting.
 For squad building, mix some of the Maquis agents with UK or US Airborne soldiers, to give the
team a little more firepower, but keeping the stealth and foraging skills from the Résistance. You can
also mix the Maquis and Dieppe sets for Missions / Locations / Objectives, to create SOE/Résistance
missions in that northern French setting.
Blitzkrieg, September 1939 and the 4th Panzer Division has crossed the Polish border is
racing towards Warsaw, before it stands the Wołyńska Cavalry Brigade, what chance has
cavalry got against tanks?
Your Soldiers are Uhlans of the Wołyska Cavalry Brigade, Poland needs every day to
mobilize its’ reserves and for its allies to act. Your missions and objectives will be to stop the
Panzers near the village of Mokra for as long as you can.

 2x Polish PS
 2x Polish NPS
 2x Polish Squad Soldier
 2x Polish Squad Light Vehicle
 8x Weapons
 1x Service Record
 1x Nation Skill
 1x Equipment
 4x Missions
 4x Objectives
 14x Locations
 14x German Elite Hostile
 1x Event
 Polish Soldiers & Gear - Exp #11, Exp #12

 Polish Vehicles - Exp #37
 German Anti-Vehicle Hostiles - Exp #37
Blitzkrieg, September 1939 and the 4th Panzer Division has crossed the Polish border and is
racing towards Warsaw, before it stands the Wołyńska Cavalry Brigade, what chance has
cavalry got against tanks?
Your Soldiers are of the 4 Pz Div Schützen Regiment 12, be they on motorcycles or
dismounted, your missions and objectives will be to clear the way through the village and
woods of Mokra for the Panzers

 2x German PS
 2x German NPS
 3x German Squad Light Vehicle
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 7x Weapons
 1x Equipment
 4x Missions
 4x Objectives
 14x Locations
 16x Polish Elite Hostile
 2x Skills
 German Soldiers & Gear - Exp #03, Exp #08

 German Vehicles - Exp #37
 Polish Anti-Vehicle Hostiles - Exp #37
Nuts! – Brigadier General Anthony McAuliffe, 101st Airborne, Bastogne 1944.
On the 16th of December 1944, in the midst of a bitter winter, the German army launched its’
last major offensive in the West, gambling on breaking through the American lines and
exploiting to the Meuse, in the hope defeat could be staved off. Critical to the success was the
strategic road junction of Bastogne. At 1650 on December 26th, the advanced elements of the
US 4th Armored Division broke through to Bastogne and officially lifted the siege.

 3x German PS
 2x German NPS
 2x German Squad Soldier
 6x Missions
 6x Objectives
 14x Locations
 4x Weapons
 1x Equipment
 2x Skill
 1x Event
 15x US Elite Hostiles
 German Soldiers & Gear - Exp #03 & Exp #08

 German Vehicles - Exp #37
 US Anti-Vehicle Hostiles - Exp #36
Alternatively, you can play on the Allied side using US Soldiers and German Hostiles from ETO core, in
addition to US Soldiers & Gear from Exp #06 & Exp #24, and US Vehicles from Exp #36 with German
Anti-Vehicle Hostiles from Exp #37.
In the early hours of the 19th of August 1942, a large amphibious force consisting of 237
Ships and Landing craft carried 5000 Canadian Soldiers, 1000 British Commandos, 50 U.S.
Rangers – on their first raid of WW2, and 50 of the latest Tanks available to the British forces
moved with deadly intent towards the enemy occupied coast of France. Seventy-nine
Squadrons of Fighters and Medium Bombers flew overhead in support of the Raiders.
Shortly before 5am, the Allied forces charged ashore onto the 6 beaches on and surrounding
the Fishing Port in the Town of Dieppe. Alert and waiting for the Allied forces stood the men
of the German 302nd Static Infantry Division. The ensuing 6 hours of Battle saw the Allied
forces fight with Bravery in the face of determined German defenders.
At the end of the day, over 4000 Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen were dead or wounded. From
the Canadians alone, 1946 Soldiers were marched into captivity, their Bravery and Courage
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was established on that fateful morning and the lessons learnt from this Disaster gave the
Allied planners the necessary knowledge and tactics which would lead to successful invasion
in Normandy in June 1944 two years later.
For those player who are history buffs and wargamers you have all the necessary components
to script out the desperate actions that occurred between the 2nd Canadian Division, the
Commandos and the 302nd Static Division of the occupying German forces on the beaches on
or near the fishing port of Dieppe in France in the early hours of the 19th of August 1942.
Also included are a British Commando Player Soldier, 2 British Commando Squaddies and a
Non-Player Soldier U.S. Ranger.

 4 x Player Soldiers (1 UK + 3 Canadian)
 4 x Non-Player Soldiers (1 US + 3 Canadian)
 4 x Squad Soldiers (2 UK + 2 Canadian)
 8 x Weapons (Canadian)
 1 x Skill
 4 x Equipment
 3 x Missions
 3 x Objectives
 10 x Locations
 15 x Elite German Hostiles
 Shore Invasion cards - Exp #43

 Fortification cards - Exp #45
 German Gear & Hostiles - Europe WW2 core & Exp #04
 Canadian Soldiers - Exp #34 & Exp #35
 Any Gear prior to 1943
As World War II rages on, the battle continues above and under the seas. When a damaged
U-Boat is forced to surface and set to scuttle, Royal Marines boarding parties have to race
against time and obstacles to secure the vessel and seize the precious Enigma cipher machine
and radio code-books, before the stricken vessel sinks beneath the waves!
This Expansion pays tribute to, and features, Royal Marines of the Commando Brigade with
raiding missions and incursion skills, reflecting the high-intensity, close-quarters warfighting
aboard a sinking ship.

 4x UK PS
 3x UK NPS
 2x UK Squad Soldier
 3x Weapons
 1x Equipment
 1x Skill
 5x Missions
 5x Objectives
 12x Locations
 2x Events
A design diary of this pack can be found here, here and here.
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On December 7, 1939, the Soviet 163rd Rifle Division attacked and captured the town of
Suomussalmi, Eastern Finland. The objective was to cut Finland in half in the middle, cutting
off supply routes from Sweden and Norway and splitting the defense into several separate
regions without mutual support. The Soviet battleplan called for the 9th Army to swiftly
advance along the northern roads from Suomussalmi to Oulu in a Blitzkriegish fashion.
The Mechanized divisions swiping the few defenders with ease and reaching Oulu in a couple
of weeks. However, attacking with Mechanized Divisions along a 6m wide snow fringed dirt
road, in the Arctic Winter, had its hazards. The 163rd Division and the reinforcing 44th
Division soon found themselves surrounded and divided into small encirclements, "Motti"'s.
The Battle of Raate Road had begun.

 5x Finnish Soldiers (includes 2xPS, 1xNPS, 2xSQS)
 7x Finnish Weapons
 1x National Skill
 3x Equipment
 4x Objectives
 12x Locations
 20x Elite Soviet Hostiles
The battle of Narvik lasted from the 9th of April, to the 9th of June, 1940 in bitterly cold
weather. The Allies (Norway, UK, France & Poland) fought for control of the strategically
important iron ore port of Narvik against a German force composed of mountain troops
(Gebirgsjägers) from Austria, paratroopers (Fallschirmjägers) and marooned sailors often
equipped with captured Norwegian gear (Gebirgsmarine). Can your Norwegian Soldiers of
the 6th Infantry Division keep Northern Norway free from the Nazis and Quislings?

 8 x Norwegian Soldiers (includes 4x PS, 2x NPS, 2x Squad Soldiers)
 6 x Norwegian Weapons
 2 x Skills (includes 1x National Skill)
 1 x Equipment
 4 x Missions
 4 x Objectives
 12 x Locations
 15 x Elite Hostiles
 4 x Events
This pack could also qualify as a Nation/Soldier Pack, as this is the first occurrence of Norwegian
Soldiers in the game.
 UK Soldiers & Gear - Exp #2, Exp #7

 Polish Soldiers & Gear - Exp #11, Exp #12
 French Soldiers & Gear - Exp #20, Exp #21
 French Vehicles - Exp #36
 German Anti-Vehicle Hostiles - Exp #37
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The battle for Castle Itter was fought near the Austrian village of Itter on May 1945, in the
last days of the Second World War. US soldiers joined forces with Wehrmacht riflemen, along
with Polish and French prisoners and resistance fighters, to defend an Austrian castle against
German SS attackers in one of the most unusual battles of the war. This Expansion presents
the historical characters which participated in the defense (including the M4 Sherman,
"Besotten Jenny") and authentic castle locations, along with German hostiles representing
the 17th SS Panzergrenadiers laying siege to the castle.

 7 x Player Soldiers (2 French, 2 US, 3 German)
 8 x Non-Player Soldiers (2 French, 4 US, 2 German)
 8 x Squad Soldiers (1 French, 4 US, 2 German, 1 Austrian)
 1 x Squad Vehicle
 7 x Weapons
 2 x Equipment
 2 x Skills
 6 x Missions
 5 x Objectives
 12 x Locations
 34 x German SS Hostiles
 4 x Events
 11 x Anti-Vehicle Hostiles
 5 x Driving Cards
Following the invasion at Normandy, the push into the French hinterland grew bloody and
savage as the German forces dug into the obstructed bocage country, leaving the Allied
progress stymied. Because of its strategic importance, the occupied city of Saint-Lô had been
the target of repeated Allied bombing.
The protracted resistance around the city was the hardest fighting of the campaign thus far,
and its subsequent liberation after a bitter struggle left the city as a broken, ramshackle shell
of ruins - yet setting the stage for Operation Cobra, which would decisively shatter the
German defensive line and open the way to Paris.

 9x US Player Soldiers (3 of each type)
 6x US Vehicle
 1x Service Record Card
 2x Skills
 5x Missions
 5x Objectives
 12x Locations
 16x Anti-Vehicle German Hostile
A design diary of this pack can be found here.
As there are no German Hostile in this Battle Pack, you must use those provided in the Europe Core
Game (regular German Hostile Deck). Note that you can use the Frontline or Elite Hostile from the Core
Game. The Anti-Vehicle German Hostiles provided in this Battle Pack are of the Elite type (as every
Anti-Vehicle Hostile in the Warfighter WW2 products).
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Seize the bridges over the River Orne and Caen Canal at Bénouville and Ranville intact and
hold them until relieved.
- Order given to Major John Howard, D Company, Ox and Bucks for his D-Day mission,
June 6th, 1944.
At 0016 June 6th, 1944 the men of D Company, Ox and Bucks, landed in Horsa gliders within
yards of two vital bridges spanning the River Orne and the Caen Canal in a coup de main
operation intended to both prevent any German reinforcements reaching the landing beaches
and allow for a rapid occupation of the city of Caen. Recreate the fast, deadly action that led
to the capture of Pegasus Bridge before you repulse the enemy counterattack. Command
historical figures such as Major John Howard and Lieutenant Den Brotheridge (25 Platoon)
as they liberate the Café Gondrée and eliminate the sniper operating from the Château de
Bénouville.

 6x UK Soldiers (2 PS, 2 NPS, 3 Squad Soldiers)
 7x Weapons
 1x Skill
 1x Equipment
 5x Missions
 5x Objectives
 12x Locations
Additional information from the designer can be found here.
The raid on the French Atlantic coastal town of Saint-Nazaire, Operation Chariot, is one of
the most audacious operations in the history of warfare. The obsolete destroyer HMS
Campbeltown was disguised to resemble a German vessel and rammed the Normandie dry
dock gates, blowing it up and putting it out of service until after the war. At the same time, a
force of Royal Marines Commandos landed in the town to attack the harbour facilities and
other infrastructure, whilst sowing havoc and reaping chaos amongst the enemy garrison. As
most of the transports for extraction were destroyed or immobilized, many of the raiding
Commando force were killed or captured when their ammunition ran out.
This set adds 56 cards to your Warfighter WWII Europe game, including new Royal Marines
Commandos Soldiers, Embedded German Hostiles, Missions, Objectives, Locations, Gear and
Skills cards. This Expansion offers 56 cards including:
 5 Royal Marine Commando Player Soldiers
 4 Royal Marine Commando Non-Player Soldiers
 5 Royal Marine Commando Squad Soldiers
 6 Missions
 7 Objectives
 14 Locations
 1 Skill
 9 Weapons + Gear
 3 Hostiles
 2 Situation
A design diary of this pack can be found here.
As there are no German Hostile in this Battle Pack (except for the 3 Embedded ones), you must use those
provided in the Europe Core Game (regular German Hostile Deck).
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This Expansion features a deck of additional gear for American, United Kingdom, and German
hostile forces.
 1 Location
 6 Actions
 1 Location Marker
 4 Skills
 6 Weapons
 11 Equipment
 3 Events
The Location included is for the “Europe” Region. It also includes Action Cards & Event Cards that are
simply added to your ETO Action Deck & Event Decks, respectively.
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PacIfIc thEatEr
The PTO (European Theater of Operation) Core Game introduces US Marine Soldiers
against Japanese Hostile in the “Jungle” Region.
The PTO Core Game is set in the “Jungle” Region, but some of the Expansions that came with
the Wave 2 also introduced the:
 “Far East” Region with its own Locations, Objectives and Missions.
The “Far East” Region is developed as part of Expansions #22, #23, #29 and #30.
This Region focuses on the Sino-Japanese Conflict and the Korean War.
 “Asia Winter” Region with its own Locations, Objectives and Missions.
The “Far East” Region is developed as part of Expansions #26, #27, and #30. This
Region focuses on the Korean War, in the winter.
This is a Soldier pack with new Japanese Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
 22x Japan Soldier Cards (8x PS, 6x NPS, 7x SqS)
 7x Skill Cards
 3x Action Cards
The Locations/Missions/Objectives included are for the “Jungle” Region. It also includes Action Cards that are
simply added to your PTO Action Deck. Japanese Hostiles are not included as they are already provided as the
main Hostile force in the Pacific Core Game.
This is a Soldier pack with new Japanese Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
 12x Japan Soldier Cards
 8x Weapons Cards
 9x Skill Cards
 3x Japan Service Record Cards
 5x Japan Hostile - Elite Cards
 5x Japan Hostile - Frontline Cards
The Locations/Missions/Objectives included are for the “Jungle” Region. This Expansion also brings you a bit
of variety for your Pacific Core Game Japanese Hostiles.
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This is a Hostile pack with new US Marine Hostile card types.
 31x US Marine Hostile – Elite
 25x US Marine Hostile – Frontline
This pack is the natural complement to the Japanese Expansions #14 and #15, as you will need Hostiles to
pitch your Japanese against. This pack is only composed of Hostile US Marines and can be overlooked if you
want to keep the Japanese as the bad guys and develop your US Marines player card pool (go to Expansion
#17).
 9x US Marine Soldier Cards (3x PS, 2x NPS, 4x SqS)
 5x Skill Cards
 3x US Marine Service Record Cards
 5x US Marine Hostile - Elite Cards
 5x US Marine Hostile - Frontline Cards
The Locations/Missions/Objectives included are for the “Jungle” Region. This Expansion also brings you a bit
of variety for your US Marine Hostile Decks (see Expansion #16).
 11x Australia Soldier Cards (4x PS, 4x NPS, 3x SqS)
 9x Weapon Cards
 4x Skill Cards
 3x Australia Service Record Cards
 13x Australia Hostile - Elite Cards
 12x Australia Hostile - Frontline Cards
The Location included is for the “Jungle” Region.
 11x Australia Soldier Cards
 9x Weapon Cards
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 10x Skill Cards
 4x Action Cards
 11x Australia Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x Australia Hostile - Frontline Cards
 12x ROC Soldier Cards
 6x Weapons
 2x Skill Cards
 13x ROC Hostile - Elite Cards
 12x ROC Hostile - Frontline Cards
This Expansion marks the debut of the “Far East” Region in the game. “Far East” Region Locations, Missions
and Objectives are meant to be played with the PTO Action Deck and Event Deck. This pack is the definite
entry point if you want a feel of the Sino-Japanese Conflict. It also introduces (Nationalist) Chinese Soldiers,
as well as their Hostile counterpart.
 13x ROC Soldier Cards
 7x Weapons
 2x Skill Cards
 3x ROC Service Record Cards
 11x ROC Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x ROC Hostile - Frontline Cards
Locations expand on the “Far East” Region.
 15x Canada Soldier Cards
 11x Canada Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x Canada Hostile - Frontline Cards
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The Missions and Objectives expand on the “Jungle” Region.
The first Canadian Expansion (#34 see page 13) expands on the “Europe” Region and is thus playable with the
European Core Game. If you want to have a full Canadian Hostile Deck (and/or expand on your Canadian
Soldier & Gear selection), you might want to purchase Expansion #34, even if you don’t own the European
Core Game (only 2 cards would be “unusable”).
The battle for Iwo Jima was one of the most difficult and hard-fought in the Pacific campaign,
from February to March 1945. The Japanese defenders were dug into well-entrenched
underground bunkers and natural cave systems on the island, and even though the Americans had
numerical, logistical and aerial supremacy, a high price was paid for the hard-won victory. In the
iconic photo of the six Marines raising a flag over Mount Suribachi, three were killed in action
days after, testament to the ferocity of the fighting.

 3x USMC PS
 3x USMC NPS
 3x USMC Squad Soldier
 3x Service Record Card
 6x Missions
 6x Objectives
 12x Locations
 1x Weapon
 1x Equipment
 3x Skills
 15x Japanese Elite Hostile
 US Marines Soldiers - Pacific WW2 core & Exp #17

 Japanese Hostiles - Pacific WW2 core & Exp #15
For four days in November 1943, roughly 2600 sailors drawn from the Imperial Japanese Navy’s
Special Naval Landing Forces fought tooth and nail to prevent the United States Marine Corps
from establishing a hold in the central Pacific. Outnumbered more than five to one, and with
nowhere to run, the SNLF fought, nearly to the last man. Of the 2600 Naval Infantry sailors there,
only 17 left the island alive, and all as prisoners of war. The Americans were destined to win—they
had the numbers, the naval advantage, and the air advantage, and despite the heavy fortifications
of the Japanese defenders, the outcome was never really in doubt.
Take command of IJN SNLF Sailors and do your best to honor the Emperor as you fight to the last
man. If you can’t stop the American advance, you can at least make them pay in blood for every
inch of Tarawa. This Battle Pack is a Holding Action-centric pack that pits the disciplined
fanaticism of IJN SNLF against the military might of the United States Marine Corps.

 2 x Player Soldiers (Japanese)
 2 x Non-Player Soldiers (Japanese)
 2 x Squad Soldiers (Japanese)
 7 x Weapons
 1 x Equipment
 2 x Skills
 4 x Missions
 4 x Objectives
 12 x Locations
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 20 x Hostiles
“I have always considered the landing of the Seventh in the fog of Attu, on May 11, 1943 an
amphibious landing without Parallel…”
Maj. Gen. Holland M. “Howling Mad” Smith USMC.
On May 11th, 1943, 16000 soldiers of the United States 7th Infantry Division made amphibious
landings on Attu, a remote and windswept Island in the Aleutians. The 7th Division had spent
eighteen months preparing to fight in North Africa – training as a tank division for hot desert
conditions, not as a light infantry amphibious force for arctic island warfare. The commanding
General De Witt assured the high command that the Island defenses would crumble in three days.
It took 19 days of battle and over 500 U.S. Soldiers killed in action with more than 1200 injured.
The Battle of Attu, which began with an unopposed landing, would end with unrestrained violence.
The battle ended with a Japanese banzai counterattack that left almost all of the Japanese dead. It
was one of the deadliest fights in the Pacific during WW2.

 12x US Soldiers (4 of each type)
 1x US Weapon
 1x Skill
 1x Equipment
 4x Missions
 4x Objectives
 11x Locations
 5x Event
“We will carry out a charge with the heroic spirits of those killed in battle.” Col. Yamasaki
Yasuyo.
On June 7th, 1942, Soldiers of the Imperial Japanese invaded Attu in the Aleutians Islands. After
the landing the Japanese soldiers began constructing fortifications and an airfield. Realizing the
need to hold Attu, the garrison was increased to a 2500-man force under the command of Colonel
Yasuyo Yamasaki. The Japanese were acclimated to the harsh weather conditions, they had
prepared their defenses, they were utterly devoted to their Emperor and prepared to sell their lives
dearly. The US Forces landed 11000 Soldiers on May 11th, 1943 expecting to secure the Island in
"three days". Over the next 19 days the US forces gradually gained the upper hand. Realizing that
there would be no help or reinforcements coming to help in an increasingly hopeless situation, on
May 29th, Colonel Yamasaki, sword in hand, led a massive Banzai charge against the Americans.
The Japanese military used the term Gyokusai or “Shattering like a Jewel” to describe the self-
annihilation of the defending force, of which only 29 Japanese survived the battle. This was the
only instance of a banzai charge on American soil.

 12x Japanese Soldiers (4 of each type)
 7x Japanese Weapons
 2x Equipment
 4x Missions
 4x Objectives
 10x Locations
 16x USMC Elite Hostile
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In a blitzkrieg of just 73 days, the Japanese forces captured the entire Malayan archipelago,
including the great fortress city of Singapore. The fall of Malaya was a resounding shock and
humiliation to the Allied armies, who had vastly underestimated their opponents. Force 136 was
the cover identity given to the Far East branch of the British Special Operations Executive (SOE),
which supported resistance and paramilitary groups working in Japanese-occupied territories,
carrying out unconventional warfare, sabotage, local aid and reconnaissance missions.

 10x UK Soldiers (3 PS, 4 NPS, 4 Squad Soldiers)
 5x Weapons
 2x Skills
 5x Missions
 5x Objectives
 12x Locations
 2x Events
Hungry, thirsty, poorly armed and in combat for the first time the brave soldiers of the 1st Marine
Division endured day after day of horror and deprivation defending the Cactus Air Force flying
out of Henderson Field. Fighting what became known as the key land battle of the Pacific War the
marines beat back wave after wave of merciless attackers, their exploits drawing the attention of
the world. Recreate the key battles of Alligator Creek and Edson's Ridge while scouting for enemy
positions and hunting for Pistol Pete, the Japanese heavy artillery that shelled the Lunga
Perimeter with impunity. Fight through historical locations such as the Matanikau River,
Kokumbona Village and Koli Point. Command men such as William J. Whaling, the founder of the
Scout-Sniper detachment that would eventually go on to become Marine Recon, and John
Basilone, whose bravery defending Henderson Field saw him win the Medal of Honor. Meet Sir
Jacob C. Vouza, the native who refused to give away American positions to his Japanese torturers
despite being bayoneted numerous times and left to die, only to bite through his bindings and
return to Marine lines quickly enough to warn them of the Japanese advance and win the Battle of
the Tenaru.

 7x USMC Soldiers (3x PS, 2x NPS, 2x Squad Soldiers)
 2x Skills
 3x Equipment
 4x Situation
 4 Missions
 4x Objectives
 12x Locations
Technically, in chronological release order, this is the first time the Situation (SitRep in Modern) card appears
in Warfighter WW2.
Flies swarm to the scabs...No strength to brush them away...Fall down and cannot move...How
many times I've thought of suicide. - Sergeant Kashichi, Imperial Japanese Army.
Drawn into a battle Japan did not expect or want, Guadalcanal blunted the Expansion of the
empire. Overly confident and initially dismissive of the fighting prowess of the USMC the bravery
of each individual Japanese soldier could not compensate for gross misjudgments and poor
planning among the senior officers. Recreate the drama, bloodshed and futility of the night assault
over Alligator Creek and the desperate Banzai charges intended to pierce the Lunga Perimeter
and reach Henderson Field. Fight for control of the Matanikau River and ambush unsuspecting
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marines in the deep, dangerous jungle of Guadalcanal. Fight through key locations such as the
Maruyama Road, the Bowling Alley and Coffin Corner commanding the great warriors Masajiro
Furimiya and Masao Tamura.

 6x Japanese Soldiers (2 of each type)
 8x Weapons
 3x Skills
 1x Equipment
 2x Situation
 4 Missions
 4x Objectives
 12x Locations
 16 Japanese Elite Hostile
Notes:
 Korean War Expansions are to be played using the Pacific Core Game components (except
Location/Mission/Objectives, use the “Far East” or “Asia Winter” regions): Action Deck & Event Deck.
 You can still use some of those cards in your regular WW2 games, for instance: Skills, Equipment,
Communist Chinese, etc. You would just have to take out any card with a year 1946+.
 13x North Korea Soldier Cards
 9x Weapon Cards
 1x Skill Cards
 11x North Korea Hostile - Elite Cards
 10x North Korea Hostile - Frontline Cards
This Expansion marks the debut of the “Asia Winter” Region in the game. “Asia Winter” Region
Locations, Missions and Objectives are meant to be played with the PTO Action Deck and Event Deck. It
also introduces North Korean Soldiers, as well as their Hostile counterpart.
 13x North Korea Soldier Cards
2x Objective Cards
 7x Weapon Cards
 4x Skill Cards
 10x North Korea Hostile - Elite Cards
 8x North Korea Hostile - Frontline Cards
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Locations expand on the “Asia Winter” Region.
 15x Chinese Soldier Cards
 9x Weapon Cards
 7x Skill Cards
 10x Chinese Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x Chinese Hostile - Frontline Cards
Locations expand on the “Asia Winter” Region. This pack also introduces the (Communist) Chinese
Soldiers and their Hostile counterpart. Technically, they can also be used against the Japanese as part of the
Sino-Japanese Conflict.
 13x South Korea Soldier Cards
 1x Skill Cards
 10x South Korea Hostile - Elite Cards
 10x South Korea Hostile - Frontline Cards
Locations/Missions/Objectives expand on the “Far East” Region.
 13x South Korea Soldier Cards
 7x Weapon Cards
 12x South Korea Hostile - Elite Cards
 11x South Korea Hostile - Frontline Cards
Locations expand on the “Far East” Region.
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 17x UN Soldier Cards
 4x UN Weapon Cards
 1x UN Equipment Cards
 8x Skill Cards
 14x UN Hostile - Elite Cards
 12x UN Hostile - Frontline Cards
The 3D rendering on the left says United Nations #3, but it’s the #1 (there is only one).
This is a Vehicle Soldier and Hostile pack with new Hostiles Vehicles and Soldiers Vehicles to
play as. (South Korea, U.N., North Korea and China)
 10x S Korea Vehicle Cards
 12x N Korea Vehicle Cards
 10x UN Vehicle Cards
 12x China Vehicle Cards
 15x S Korea Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 18x N Korea Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 17x UN Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 18x China Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
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MEdItErranEan thEatEr
The MTO (Mediterranean Theater of Operation) Core Game introduces Italian

Soldiers against UK Hostile in the “Mediterranean” Region.
An interview with the designers can be found here.
This set includes new Italian Soldiers and Light Vehicle, Italian Hostiles, Gear and Service Record
Cards.
 4 Italian Player Soldiers
 3 Italian Non-Player Soldiers
 3 Italian Squad Soldiers
 1 Italian Squad Light Vehicle
 1 Skill
 13 Weapons and Gear
 3 Service Record Cards
 28 Italian Hostiles
After the tide had turned against the Axis and civil war broke out in Italy following the Armistice of
Cassibile in 1943, brave civilians began their insurrection and arose against the tyranny of the
former fascist government forces and German invaders. In much chaos and confusion, often
battling on several fronts, the Italian civilian resistance groups bravely took the fight to their
enemies, ambushing and harassing them, whilst using their local knowledge to full advantage to
evade and escape after making their attacks, supported by the local populace.
This set adds new Italian Partisans (Soldiers), National Republic Army Hostiles, Missions,
Objectives, Locations, Skills and Weapons.
 4 Italian Partisan Player Soldiers
 3 Italian Partisan Non-Player Soldiers
 3 Italian Partisan Squad Soldiers
 4 Missions
 4 Objectives
 12 Locations
 2 Weapons
 2 Skills
 22 National Republican Army Hostiles + Events
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Incepted and formed just before the onset of World War II, the Italian Paratrooper Brigade
"Folgore" saw extensive action throughout the Mediterranean basin, whether it was fighting in
North Africa, reinforcing the Aegean islands or defending mainland Italy, and establishing a
formidable reputation for itself.
This set adds new Italian Airborne Soldiers, Missions, Landing Zone, Enemy Lines, Skills, Gear and
Service Record Cards.
 5 Italian "Folgore" Airborne Player Soldiers
 5 Italian "Folgore" Airborne Non-Player Soldiers
 5 Italian "Folgore" Airborne Squad Soldiers
 6 Airborne Missions
 6 Landing Zone
 12 Enemy Lines
 5 Skills
 3 Weapons
 6 Gear
Operation Tombola was a British SAS-led mission to carry out a series of harassing raids behind
enemy lines in the Reggio Emilia region, at the top of the Italian "boot". The operation was put
together by Major Roy Farrar, who was not allowed to go on the actual mission, although he was
allowed to accompany the SAS on the aircraft as they were airdropped. During the airdrop, he
"accidentally" fell out of the aircraft, although he happened to have a parachute on, and was able
to lead his troops in the field.
The attacks included an assault on the German Gebirgs (mountain corps) headquarters in an
attempt to decapitate their regional high command. Notably, a Scottish piper was part of the
assaulting force, so that the friendlies could identify which side they were fighting on, as well as to
confuse the Germans into thinking that a main Allied force was attacking rather than a raiding
party.
This Battle Pack adds new Airborne SAS Soldiers, German Alpine Hostiles, Missions, Objectives,
Location, Landing Zone, and Enemy Lines cards
 4 SAS Player Soldiers
 3 SAS Non-Player Soldiers
 3 SAS Squad Soldiers
 4 Missions
 4 Objectives
 1 Location
 4 Landing Zone
 9 Enemy Lines
 1 Skill
 6 Weapons and Gear (including Bagpipes)
 17 German Alpine Hostiles
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The Battle of Crete marks the occasion in which the German Fallschirmjäger (paratroops)
executed the first major airborne invasion in warfare, only to be faced by stiff resistance from
Allied forces, bolstered by Cretan civilians who also took up arms against the invaders. Initial
fighting from the defenders was so fierce that the German offensive briefly faltered, before Allied
hesitation allowed the Germans to rally and regain the initiative, forcing the Allies to retreat and
eventually capitulate. The success of the airborne operation demonstrated the mobility and
capabilities of airborne assault forces.
This Battle Pack adds New Zealander Soldiers, German Hostiles, Missions, Objectives, Locations,
Skills and Gear cards.
 3 NZ Player Soldiers
 3 NZ Non-Player Soldiers
 3 NZ Squad Soldiers
 4 Missions
 5 Objectives
 13 Locations
 4 Weapons
 2 Skills
 19 German Hostiles + Events
The Battle of Crete marks the occasion in which the German Fallschirmjäger (paratroops)
executed the first major airborne invasion in warfare, only to be faced by stiff resistance from
Allied forces, bolstered by Cretan civilians who also took up arms against the invaders. Initial
fighting from the defenders was so fierce that the German offensive briefly faltered, before Allied
hesitation allowed the Germans to rally and regain the initiative, forcing the Allies to retreat and
eventually capitulate. The success of the airborne operation demonstrated the mobility and
capabilities of airborne assault forces.
This Battle Pack adds new German Airborne Soldiers, British Hostiles, Missions, Objectives,
Location, Landing Zone, and Enemy Lines cards.
 3 German Airborne Player Soldiers
 3 German Airborne Non-Player Soldiers
 3 German Airborne Squad Soldiers
 5 Missions
 6 Objectives
 11 Locations
 3 Landing Zone
 9 Enemy Lines
 8 Weapons
 2 Skills
 3 British Hostiles + Events
The Battle of Rimini was part of Operation Olive, the Allied offensive against the Gothic Line in
Northern Italy. The township of Rimini, situated along the Adriatic coast, was the easternmost
anchor point of the Rimini Line, which was part of the multi-layered wall of Gothic Line defenses.
The battle for the town along its outlying regions and into the town itself was some of the most
brutal fighting, given the strategic significance of the city. At the conclusion of hostilities, it was
estimated that less than 2% of the buildings in the city had been unscathed by the fighting.
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This set adds new Greek Mountain Infantry Soldiers, German Hostiles, Missions, Locations,
Objectives, Skills, Gear and Situation Cards.
 4 Greek Mountain Infantry Player Soldiers
 3 Greek Mountain Infantry Non-Player Soldiers
 3 Greek Mountain Infantry Squad Soldiers
 4 Missions
 4 Objectives
 12 Locations
 5 Weapons
 2 Skills
 17 German Hostiles
 2 Situation
The Gothic Line was a major German strategic defensive line along northern Italy, and its final
line of defense used by the retreating German forces in Italy in the late stages of the war, with over
a million soldiers combined in the British 8th Army and American 5th Army facing the German
10th and 14th Armies. The Gothic Line itself was a series of multi-layered defensive emplacements,
built using captured and slave labor, including machine gun nests, casemates, bunkers,
observation posts and artillery emplacements. The campaign to decisively breach the Gothic Line
took over ten months of Allied efforts (although it had been briefly breached during the Battle of
Rimini).
This set adds new Fortification Objectives, Fortifications, Hostiles, Skills and Gear.
 6 Fortification Objectives
 22 Fortifications
 5 Skills
 3 Gear
 20 German Alpine Hostiles + Events
The Charge of the Savoia Cavalleria at Izbushensky Khutor (hamlet) in the Volga Region was a
skirmish between the Italian Cavalry 3rd Regiment "Savoia Cavalleria" and the Soviet 812th
Siberian Infantry Regiment in August 1942. Although it was a minor encounter in the larger
Eastern Theatre of Operations, the Charge of the Savoia Cavalleria has historical significance as
one of the final major cavalry charges in armed warfare, and its actions resonated with much
propaganda throughout Italy.
This set adds new Italian Soldiers, Soviet Hostiles, Missions, Locations, Objectives, Skills, Weapons
and Equipment.
 3 Italian Calvary Player Soldiers
 3 Italian Calvary Non-Player Soldiers
 2 Italian Calvary Squad Soldiers
 4 Missions
 4 Objectives
 12 Locations
 6 Weapons + Gear
 2 Skills
 20 Soviet Hostiles
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As the nations continued the arms race leading up to World War II, even the Italian army had
realized the need for armored fighting vehicles in its inventory, and their national factories were
ready to respond with numerous designs in the emerging requirements of modern armored
warfare. These included the Carro Armato M13 medium tank and its variants, the Carro Armato
L6 light tank, the Semovente 47 self-propelled artillery, the Carro Veloce L3 tankette as well as
various armored cars.
This set adds new Italian Squad Vehicles, Anti-Vehicle Hostiles, Action, Driving and Skills cards.
 6 Action
 3 Skills
 8 Driving
 16 Italian Squad Vehicles
 23 Italian Anti-Vehicle Hostiles
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north afrIca thEatEr
The North Africa Core Game introduces UK Soldiers against German Hostile in
the “North Africa” Region.
The Long Range Desert Group was a special forces troop which specialist in desert combat,
waging unconventional warfare against Axis forces across the vast deserts of North Africa,
executing highly mobile operations covering vast distances. The harsh, unyielding climate was
itself as treacherous as the enemy.
This set adds new UK Soldiers and Squad Vehicles, German Anti-Vehicle Hostiles, Missions,
Locations, Objectives, Gear, Skills and Driving cards.
 3 Squad Vehicles
 3 Gear
 2 Driving
 2 Skills
 3 Missions
 4 Objectives
 12 Locations
 19 Anti-Vehicle Hostiles + Events
Created and sent across the sea to reinforce their Italian allies against the juggernaut of the Allied
Commonwealth forces in North Africa, the Deutsches Afrika Korps under the leadership of their
inspirational commander Erwin Rommel fought in some of the fiercest campaigns in World War II
in Libya and Egypt, and were both feared and respected by their opponents.
This set adds new German Afrika Korps Soldiers and Hostiles, Light Vehicle, Gear, Weapons, Skills
and Service Record cards.
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 1 Squad Light Vehicle
 1 Skill
 10 Weapons
 2 Gear
 28 Hostiles
Serving as part of the British Army for nearly 200 years, the Gurkhas have fought in almost every
major conflict and theatre of war, including in World War II where they were comprised of 40
battalions. These fearsome Nepalese fighters have deservedly earned a near-legendary reputation
of being some of the fiercest and bravest warriors in battle: esteemed by their allies and dreaded
by their enemies and respected by all alike. They are easily recognized by their signature weapon -
the long, curved knife known as the kukri - and their motto is "Better to die than to be a coward."
Will contain British Gurkha Soldiers and Hostiles. No other information yet.
Because the Gurkhas are effectively a British national pack (i.e. with both Soldier and Hostiles), it makes most
sense to "file" them under the North Africa as NA has British gear, weapons and skills that the Gurkhas can
use - although historically they fought in every theatre in which the British Army was involved in WWII, and
can be easily used with any core set (source).
Will contain UK Gear, Skills & Hostiles. No other information yet.
The Battle of Bardia was one of the first Allied incursions into North Africa as part of Operation
Compass, with the Australian 6th Division assaulting the fiercely defended fortress and township
of Bardia. It was a hard-fought victory with over 30000 enemy prisoners taken and opened the
path for the Allied campaign to advance into Libya and Cyrenaica.

 4 Australian Player Soldiers
 4 Australian Non-Player Soldiers
 4 Australian Squad Soldiers
 3 Missions
 4 Objectives
 12 Locations
 6 Weapons
 1 Gear
 1 Skill
 17 Hostiles + Events
The Battle of Damascus was one of the final actions of the Syrian-Lebanon Campaign, with Free
French troops, along with British Indian and Australian allies, in a final push to capture the
capital city of Syria. The advancing forces captured the outlying towns at Qadim and Merdjayoun,
relieving the siege of Mezzeh, before advancing on Damascus and eventually forcing the surrender
of the Vichy French garrison in the city.
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This set adds new French Soldiers, Vichy Hostiles, Missions, Locations, Objectives, Gear and Skills
cards.
 4 French Player Soldiers
 3 French Non-Player Soldiers
 3 French Squad Soldiers
 4 Missions
 4 Objectives
 14 Locations
 18 Vichy French Hostiles + Events
The Battle of Bir Hakeim and the delays which it caused to the Axis offensive contributed to the
cancellation of Operation Herkules, the invasion of Malta. The Free French forces fiercely
defended the oasis known as Bir Hakeim against a superior marauding Panzerarmee force, taking
heavy casualties, but in turn became a moral and propaganda victory in its own right, proving the
effectiveness of the French forces.
This set adds new Free French Soldiers and Squad Vehicle, German Hostiles, Missions, Locations,
Objectives, Gear and Skills cards.
 4 French Player Soldiers
 4 French Non-Player Soldiers
 4 French Squad Soldiers
 1 Squad Vehicle
 4 Skills
 6 Missions
 5 Objectives
 14 Locations
 3 German Hostiles + Events
Created and sent across the sea to reinforce their Italian allies against the juggernaut of the Allied
Commonwealth forces in North Africa, the Deutsches Afrika Korps under the leadership of their
inspirational commander Erwin Rommel fought in some of the fiercest campaigns in World War II
in Libya and Egypt, and were both feared and respected by their opponents.
This set adds new German Vehicles, German Anti-Vehicle Hostiles, Action, Driving and Skills
cards.
 6 Action
 4 Skills + Gear
 6 Driving
 18 German Squad Vehicles
 22 German Anti-Vehicle Hostiles
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The evocative nickname "Desert Rats" originated from the 7th Armored Division, but later
expanded to include all the Commonwealth troops - British, Australian, Indian and New Zealand -
who fought and distinguished themselves in North Africa. This pack covers the fighting vehicles
used by the Desert Rats, as well as featuring the same forces in an adversarial role.
This set adds new UK Vehicles, UK Anti-Vehicle Hostiles, Action, Driving and Skills cards.
 6 Action
 3 Skills
 8 Driving
 16 UK Squad Vehicles
 23 UK Anti-Vehicle Hostiles
cross-thEatEr ExPansIons
This is a Vehicle Soldier and Hostile pack with new Hostile Vehicles, and Soldier Vehicles to play
as.
 15x US Vehicle Cards
 23x Japan Vehicle Cards
 19x France Vehicle Cards
 26x US Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 23x Japan Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 19x France Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
as.
 12x Finland Vehicle Cards
 15x Poland Vehicle Cards
 15x Germany Vehicle Cards
 7x Action Cards
 21x Finland Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 20x Poland Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 22x Germany Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
Action Cards are provided for the Pacific Core Game.
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as.
 8x Australia Vehicle Cards
 10x Canada Vehicle Cards
 8x UK Vehicle Cards
 7x USSR Vehicle Cards
 20x Australia Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 21x Canada Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 19x UK Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
 19x USSR Anti-Vehicle Hostile - Elite Cards
This is a Soldier pack with nations from wave 1 of Warfighter WWII, adding in their unique nation
skills and Soldiers that come equipped with the new skill.
 10x USA Soldier Cards
 9x UK Soldier Cards
 11x Poland Soldier Cards
 9x Germany Soldier Cards
 12x USSR Soldier Cards
 5x Skill Cards
This Expansion introduces Nation Skills for the Wave 1 Nations (US, UK, Poland, Germany and USSR).
Other Nations already have Nation Skills included in their Nations Packs (and some Battle Packs as well).
This Expansion adds Rank Specialist cards, special new Missions and Objectives, Surf and Beach
cards, and special Shore Defense Hostiles!
 4x Surf Mission Cards (2 for Jungle, and 2 for Europe)
 4x Shore Objective Cards (2 for Jungle, and 2 for Europe)
 6x Surf Location Cards (3 for Jungle, and 3 for Europe)
 6x Beach Location Cards (3 for Jungle, and 3 for Europe)
 2x Jungle Location Cards
 14x Shore Defense Location Cards
 4x Skill Cards
 14x Action Cards
This Expansion introduces the Shore Invasion Missions to Warfighter WW2. Missions and Objectives are
expanding on both the “Europe” and “Jungle” Regions and the Surf/Beach cards are interchangeable between
the two Regions. Finally, the Action Cards provided are for your Pacific Core Game Action Deck.
Rules support playing this Expansion in conjunction with Expansion #45 – Fortifications (see Universal
Rulebook).
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Adds 47 cards and 9 sticker sheets to your Warfighter WWII Missions! This Expansion adds Medal
cards that you can earn for your Soldiers! The Expansion comes with a sheet of stickers that you
may put on the Soldier that earns the Medal!
Cards (47) & sticker sheets (9) included are:
 6x USA Medal Cards
 5x Commonwealth Medal Cards
 5x Poland Medal Cards
 4x USSR Medal Cards
 7x Germany Medal Cards
 5x Japan Medal Cards
 5x France Medal Cards
 5x Finland Medal Cards
 5x Rep of China Taiwan Medal Cards
 9x Medal Sticker Sheets
Expansion adds special Fortification Mission, Objectives and Hostiles. It also adds unique
equipment and Skills.
 6x Fortification Objective Cards
 1x Weapon Cards
 2x Skill Cards
 21x Fortification Hostile - Frontline Cards
 21x Fortification Hostile - Elite Cards
This Expansion introduces the Fortification Objectives to Warfighter WW2. Objectives are expanding on the
“Europe” Regions.
Rules support playing this Expansion in conjunction with Expansion #45 – Fortifications (see Universal
Rulebook).
MultI-Era ExPansIon Packs
Multi-Era Exp 1 Soldiers and Action Card Double Deck.

Cards (43) included are (WWII only, 69 cards for Modern):
 11 Action Cards Europe
 12 Action Cards Pacific
 3 Weapons for Japan
 6 Soldier Japan (2 PS, 2 NPS, 2 SqS)
 11 Soldier USMC (3 PS, 4 NPS, 4 SqS)
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Multi-Era Exp 2 Skill, Equipment, and Weapon Cards.
 10 Equipment
 9 National Equipment (All Web gear by nation)
 4 UK weapons
 18 Skills
 2 US Weapons

 18 Situation Cards
 4 Skills Cards
This item will be released as part of the Battle Packs Wave 03 Kickstarter as the stretch goal bonus for backers
whose pledges include stretch goals, as well as available for regular order/retail (source).
WWZ ~ undEad
This Expansion adds Chaplains, Priests, Theology, Clergy powers, special Weapons, Equipment,
and Undead Soldiers and Hostiles! Be warned, these Undead Hostiles are Evil, Fearless, and
Elite!
 5x Clergy Soldier Cards
 8x Germany Undead Soldier Cards
 8x Japan Undead Soldier Cards
 4x US Holy Weapon Cards
 4x UK Holy Weapon Cards
 3x Poland Holy Weapon Cards
 4x USSR Holy Weapon Cards
 5x Germany Holy Weapon Cards
 4x Japan Holy Weapon Cards
 2x Holy Equipment Cards
 25x Japan Undead (Elite) Hostile Cards
 24x Germany Undead (Elite) Hostile Cards
This Expansion can be used in any Region and/or in concordance with the other WWZ Battle Packs.
The discovery of Dieselium in the late 1930’s, even with its’ toxic instability, has driven the
development of engines capable of power to weight undreamt. Nowhere seen more striking than
on the Battlefield of today, where Dieselium engines drive the metal frames surrounding
armored soldiers faster and stronger than ever imagined. These Augmented Infantry are taking
the war to the enemy, wherever they are to be found, even to the secret Nazi Laboratory Factory
under Castle Frankenstein.
1946 and the war in Europe rages on, with a powered suit of armor encasing you, carrying an
array of heavy fire power will it be enough to take on the might of the Nazi War Machine?
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This is a Battle Pack with new Hostiles, Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
 3x US Player Soldier
 3x US Frame
 4x US Holy Weapon
 1x Skill
 5x Missions
 5x Objectives
 15x Locations
 20x Undead German Elite Hostile
This WWZ Battle Pack is meant to be used with Europe Core Game.
 US Soldiers & Gear - Europe WW2 core, Exp #06 & Exp #24
There have always been disturbing tales of R’lyeh, what with one thing and another, and the
war, they haven’t been investigated until now. I want you to take your men and find out what
it’s all about. You and your soldiers of the Papuan Infantry Battalion land on the Island of
R’lyeh off the New Guinea coast, little knowing what horrors and mind destroying terrors
awaited you. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn…
Your WWII Australian soldiers face the Japanese and the unknown. Some of the Hostiles are the
scattered remnants of a Japanese force that is starving, diseased, and possibly going insane.
Some of the hostiles are “Shadows” – these may be human or not, the player will only know at
the end. The last of the hostiles are “Finds” that may give a clue to what is happening. Find
enough clues, eliminate enough Shadows and the tales of R’lyeh may be explained in rational
terms even if horrible. Fail and no amount of human firepower will defeat the Ancient Old
Ones.
This is a Battle Pack with new Hostiles, Soldiers, Locations, Missions, Objectives, Weapons,
 3x Australian PS
 3x Australian NPS
 3x Australian Squad Soldier
 6x Holy Australian Weapons
 1x Skill
 3x Missions
 3x Objectives
 13x Locations
 21x Japanese Undead Elite Hostile
This WWZ Battle Pack is meant to be used with Pacific Core Game.
 Australian Soldiers & Gear - Exp #18 & Exp #19

 Australian Vehicles - Exp #38
 Japanese Anti-Vehicle Hostiles - Exp #36
Alternatively, you can use USMC Soldiers & Gear from PTO core, in addition to Exp #17, and Vehicles
and Japanese Anti-Vehicle Hostiles from Exp #36.
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April 1944 // Neutral Portuguese Cape Verde Islands
"Urgent! Most Secret! To Reichsführer-SS Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft - This is Agent Z,
repeat Agent Z, I have the secret formulae, the Professor's notes provided the key, the Ultimate
Weapon is here on this Cape Verde Island! They are closing in on me, send U-boat!"

 3x Undead German PS
 3x Undead German NPS
 3x Undead German Squad Soldier
 6x Weapons
 4x Missions
 4x Objectives
 11x Locations
 16x Elite Undead Hostile
This WWZ Battle Pack is meant to be used with Europe Core Game, including the Event Deck (as Hostiles
trigger Events and no Event is included in the pack - source).
othEr Products
Is there an “only WW2” rulebook?
The Europe and Pacific Core Games each have their own rulebook, focusing on WWII.
Those rulebooks are now superseded by the Universal Rulebook, which has been
included in the Mediterranean and North African Core Games.
Warfighter WWII Ammo Box storage box: height 8" x width 16" x depth 9"
The WWII ammo box Expansion holds all the Expansions for the base game and
additionally comes with the following material:
 Additional deck of cards with more hostiles and soldiers for the US, UK,
Russia and Germany
 Wave 1 & Wave 2 hard plastic card dividers
The Ammo Box cards can also be purchased on their own (see page 9).
Each CARD CRATE contains 3 storage bins to hold cards, sleeved or unsleeved,
counters, dice, miniatures, and other game components.
16" long x 9" wide x 4.5" deep!
This is an ideal way to store and transport your game components, and the low
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price makes it economical to buy several for all your gaming needs.
Holds approximately 3,000 unsleeved cards.
This is actually a generic product but favored by the players of any kind of Warfighter!
33 Plastic Card dividers for your Warfighter WWII and Pacific cards!
Also available through the Ammo Box.
Warfighter WWII Neoprene Display Mat 33"x 17".
Warfighter WWII Pacific Neoprene Display Mat 33"x 17".
Warfighter WWII Korean War Neoprene Display Mat 33"x 17".
Metal Tokens to add to your Warfighter games!
Huge 1/48th scale minis! Roughly 37mm tall! 10 Metal Miniatures of German
soldiers.
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Huge 1/48th scale minis! Roughly 37mm tall! 10 Metal Miniatures of Russian
soldiers.
Huge 1/48th scale minis! Roughly 37mm tall! 10 Metal Miniatures of UK

soldiers.
Huge 1/48th scale minis! Roughly 37mm tall! 10 Metal Miniatures of US

soldiers.
This Expansion pack fixes known errata with several front/back matching issues,
and other minor typos from Warfighter Pacific and its respective Expansions.
A guide on how to include this errata card deck (as it also contains errata for Europe
despite its title) is given on page 48.
This dice pack gives you four 10-sided dice and one 6-sided dice with a bullet
symbol on the high number of each dice. The dice are black with white imprints.
A bag of 50 plastic card stands.
A pouch you can use to draw your Hostile target counters.
kIckstartEr ExclusIvEs
Warfighter WW2 was successfully founded as part of several Kickstarter campaigns, in chronological orders:
 European Core Game and Wave #1
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o Wave #1 qualifies as Expansions #1 to #13, this including: the footlocker Ammo Box and the Metal
Tokens.
o As this was Warfighter WW2’s launch, stretch goals mainly included getting mounted displays, more
cards and more Expansions.
o The Kickstarter campaign also offered the Miniatures as a stretch goal. They were made available for
retail later.
 Pacific Core Game and Wave #2
o Wave #2 qualifies as Expansions #14 to #44 (including Expansions for Pacific, Europe and both such
as Medals or Shore Invasions).
o The stretch goals included:
 The Wave #1 & 2 dividers. They were made available for retail later.
 PTO T-Shirts, still exclusive to this day.
 The Scenario Book #1, still exclusive to this day.
 Having your name on a card, which resulted in 65 “Kickstarter” Soldiers. Those cards were
included to Pacific Core Game’s backer boxes, but are not included in the standard retail
product, and thus still exclusive to this day.
 DVG - Warfighter Battle Packs Wave #1
o Battle Packs Wave #1 qualifies as Expansions #46 to #53 (includes #46 Maquis which is a Nation
Pack for ETO).
o The stretch goals included:
 Cards for what would become Multi-Era Exp #1 (made available later on the retail market).
 The dice bag, still exclusive to this day.
o Battle Packs Wave #2 qualifies as Expansions #50 to #58.
o The stretch goals included cards for what would become Multi-Era Exp #2 (made available later on
the retail market).
o Battle Packs Wave #3 qualifies as Expansions #59 to #66 (those all being Battle Packs).
o The stretch goals include what will probably be Multi-Era Exp #3, as well as the Battle Pack Wave #3
dividers (to use with the Ammo Box or Card Crates).
 DVG - Warfighter WWII North Africa and Mediterranean and Wave #3
o This Wave #3 includes 2 Core Games and all of their Expansions, from #67 to #84 (including
Expansion #80 Raid on St-Nazaire which is actually an ETO Expansion, and the 150th Expansion of
the Warfighter franchise).
o Stretch goals include getting more cards and counters (terrain markers and soldier markers) in the
Core Games.
Kickstarter Exclusive Stretch Goal book of 19 scenarios specific to WWII Pacific

and European Theaters of War. Not available for retail sale.
8.5" x 11" glossy paper booklet.
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As part of the Pacific Core Game & Wave 2 Kickstarter. Not available for retail
sale.
As part of the Pacific Core Game & Wave 2 Kickstarter. Not available for retail
sale.
rEsourcEs
 Product page on DVG.com
 Warfighter Universal Rulebook
 Warfighter Keyword Sheet
 Link to WW2 Pacific & Wave II Errata Deck
 Link to WW2 ETO Errata Deck
 BoardGameGeek Warfighter Wiki
DVG YouTube instructional videos:
 Warfighter Series Tutorial
 Warfighter WWII Set-Up
 Warfighter WWII Choosing Your Squad
 Warfighter WWII Location Cards and Movement
 Warfighter WWII Weapons
Errata Pack faQ
As a disclaimer:
 The ETO errata deck was included with the Pacific Core Game and it seems cannot be purchased directly on
DVG's online store
 The PTO errata deck can be purchased online at DVG's online store
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This "Pacific errata pack" contains also a lot of ETO errata cards (since it concerns also Wave II cards), some
questions about this set:
 What should be done with card #20-1? It doesn't bear a "a" and does not correspond to Expansion 20 card
#1. Answer: this replaced #20-28 that had originally had a Skill back. Source
 Some cards do not have corresponding title, for example 19-33a and 19-34a are "Initiative" in the errata and
"Shell Scrape" in the original Expansion. Is that normal? Answer: Those are indeed wrong numbers and
should replace 23-33 and 23-34 (who had ETO back instead of PTO back). Source
 What should be done with card W-17b? What card does it replace? Answer: this replaces W-152 in the ETO
Core Game, and for that matter, also replaces W-17a from the ETO errata pack. Source
 What should be done with card #23-41? It doesn't bear a "a" and does not correspond to Expansion 23 card
#41. Answer: this replaces 23-17.
Card list (Card # / Name). When a card number is strikethrough it means it has the wrong number and should replace
the card which has the right number indicated right after:
 20-1 20-28 MAS 36 Rifle (wrong errata card  43-8a Close Air Support
number)  43-9a Naval Fire Support
 14-47a Attack!  43-10a Move Out
 14-48a Attack!  43-11a Reloading
 14-49a Attack!  43-12a Snap Shot
 19-31a Hole In one  43-13a Sniper Support
 19-32a Hole In one  43-15a Too Quiet
 19-33a Shell Scraps  43-16a Too Quiet
 19-34a Shell Scraps  43-17a Too Quiet
 19-33a 23-33a Initiative (wrong errata card  43-18a Location Marker
number)  43-19a Location Marker
 19-34a 23-34a Initiative (wrong errata card  W-17b W-152b M1A1 Rocket Launcher
number) (wrong errata card number)
 37-56a Open Hatch  19-30a Alert
 37-62a Open Hatch  WP-173a Satchel Charge
 37-71a Open Hatch  45-12a Demo Charge
 37-91a Blind Spot  32-28a Seasoned
 37-93a Blind Spot  28-54a Mountaineer
 37-101a Blind Spot  27-36a Warm-Blooded
 37-111a Blind Spot  20-29a Survivor
 43-5a Advance  20-30a Survivor 2
 43-6a Mortar Support  23-41 23-17a Brick House (wrong errata card
 43-7a Close Air Support number)
 For Warfighter WW2 Europe and Wave 1 Expansions, which were originally included in the Warfighter
Pacific Core Game
 A number of Warfighter Pacific cards (with card id WP-xx) were included in this set to fill out the printer's
sheet, and can be ignored if you are not playing WF Pacific
NOTA: As per this thread, cards #294 and 295 do not exist (see pdf). Thus, the card count for the Pacific Core Game
is 388 cards (280 base cards, 43 errata as per pdf above and 65 Kickstarter personalized soldiers see page 46) and not
390 cards. The count error was acknowledged by DVG.
Questions about this set:
 The other WP-XXX cards can be added to the Pacific Core as extra cards but are not errata cards, right?
Answer: yes.
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 What if you own the Pacific Expansion in which the card appears? Example: WP-281 isn't originally in the
Pacific Core but can be found in Extension#17 - USMC2. If I own Expansion #17 do I still include WP-281?
(I guess it doesn't matter cos those are skills?). Answer: yes.
Card list (Card # / Name). When a card number is strikethrough it means it has the wrong number and should replace
the card which has the right number indicated right after:
ETO Errata 27 Cards:  4-28a Jitters
 4-29a Jitters
 Warfighter WW2 Core Box:
 WWII Exp #7 - United Kingdom #2:
 W-17a M1A1 Rocket Launcher is actually  7-14a F-S Knife
wrong (wrong resource cost), should be  7-15a Bayonet
replaced by W-17b (see PTO & Wave II  7-27a Binoculars
Errata) and actually replaced card W-152 (so  WWII Exp #10 - Russia #2:
should be numbered W-152a)  10-19a Bayonet
 W-24a W-172a Breaching Charge (wrong  10-20a Cavalry Saber
number on errata card)  10-22a 10-18a M1A1 Rocket Launcher
 W-163a Bayonet (wrong number on errata card)
 W-164a Ka-Bar Knife  WWII Exp #11 - Poland #1:
 W-165a M3 Knife  11-19a Bayonet
 W-173a Satchel Charge  WWII Exp #12 - Poland #2:
 W-180a Panic  12-16a Cavalry Saber
 W-181a Panic
 W-182a Green Additional Pacific Cards (16 cards):
 WWII Exp #1 - US#1:
 WP-281 Spotter
 3-12a 1-12a Camouflage (wrong number on
 WP-282 Cross Training
errata card)
 WP-283 Zeroed
 3-13a 1-13a Camouflage (wrong number on
 WP-284 Local Knowledge
errata card)
 WP-285 Sapper
 WWII Exp #2 - United Kingdom #1:
 WP-286 Shooter
 2-18a 2-20a PIAT Rocket Launcher (wrong
 WP-287 Fast Learner
number on errata card)
 WP-288 Fast Reload
 WWII Exp #3 - Germany #1:
 WP-289 Warm-Blooded
 3-19a 3-33a Panzerschreck Rocket Launcher
 WP-290 Blends in
(wrong number on errata card)  WP-291 Survivor
 3-20a 3-34a Panzerfaust Rocket Launcher  WP-292 Survivor 2
(wrong number on errata card)  WP-293 Operator
 3-21a 3-35a Panzerfaust Rocket Launcher  WP-296 Unarmed Combat (Reference)
(wrong number on errata card)  WP-297 Shadow Attacks (Reference)
 3-30a Bayonet  WP-298 Unwell
 3-44a Green
 WWII Exp #4 - Gear:
othEr knoWn MIstakEs/Errata In thE card sEts

 The Web Gear cards provided Multi-Era Expansion #02 for US, Japan, Australia, France, China, Canada, UK,
Germany and Russia replace those provided in Waves 1 & 2.
 In the Pacific Core Game, card number W-188 is a typo. It is WP-188.
 The MP28 SMG (card 25-24 and 48-10) should only have 4 Ammo counters and not 9 (source).
 The MP40 SMG (card 8-20) should only have 5 Ammo counters and not 9.
 The MG 34 Machine Gun (card 48-8) should read “Auto 3” (instead of “Auto 4”) and it should cost 10 RPs.
 The MG34/42 Tripod (card 25-22) should also grant the MG Spray when Deployed.
 The P-08 Pistol (card 25-26) should be 1939+.
 The MP38 SMG (card 25-24) should be 1938+.
 M/31 SMG (card 33-14) should be 1939+.
 M1A1 SMG (card 35-22) should be 1943+.
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 N°4 Mk1 Rifle (cards 35-27 and 35-28) should be 1904+.
 M3 SMG (card 4-9) should be 1943+.
 If you are looking for Pylcyn’s (card 41-38 Russian NPS) Maxim MG, there is no Russian one, you can use
the Finnish one (card 33-18).
 Polish NPS Baran (card 12-9) Gear should read “wz.29” instead of “wz.1929”.
 Polish NPS Zalewski (card 12-10) Gear should read “wz.35 AT Rifle” instead of “wz.35 Rifle”.
 Polish Service Record Card “Defend the Borders” (card 12-19) should read “Artillery Call (x1): Target a
Hostile. Roll a 4 die Explosion Attack. Hit 8. Penetration 2.”
 The US Frontline Harassing Force (cards 5-89, 5-90 and 5-91) should only have 2 Reticles.
 The Australian Mortar Teams (cards 18-53 and 18-54) should read “Miss” / “1 Wound, All” and “2 Wounds,
All” for their Attacks effects.
 Waltl (card 58-23) has a WWZ card back.
 Mission/Objectives/Locations in the Guadalcanal #1 Expansion (cards 65-17 to 65-36) should read
“Guadalcanal – US” as their Region.
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Introduction ............................................. 3 Expansion #24 ~ US Airborne ................................... 12

MIx & MatchIng ExPansIons

Region Required Core Game & Comments

When playing a Battle Pack:

Here is a list of the currently available Battle Packs:

The are no differences, except for the cover (source).

Cards included (56) are:

Combining this pack with other Expansions (source):

 UK Soldiers & Gear - Exp #02, Exp #40

A few other notes from the designer:

Cards included (56) are:

 Polish Soldiers & Gear - Exp #11, Exp #12

Cards included (56) are:

 German Soldiers & Gear - Exp #03, Exp #08

Nuts! – Brigadier General Anthony McAuliffe, 101st Airborne, Bastogne 1944.

Cards included (56) are:

 German Soldiers & Gear - Exp #03 & Exp #08

Cards included (56) are:

 Shore Invasion cards - Exp #43

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Combining this pack with other Expansions (source):

 UK Soldiers & Gear - Exp #2, Exp #7

Cards included (112) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

 US Marines Soldiers - Pacific WW2 core & Exp #17

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

Cards included (56) are:

The MTO (Mediterranean Theater of Operation) Core Game introduces Italian

Will contain UK Gear, Skills & Hostiles. No other information yet.

Cards included (56) are:

MultI-Era ExPansIon Packs

Multi-Era Exp 1 Soldiers and Action Card Double Deck.

Cards (22) included are (WWII only, 34 cards for Modern):

Combining this pack with other Expansions (source):

Combining this pack with other Expansions (source):

 Australian Soldiers & Gear - Exp #18 & Exp #19

Cards included (56) are:

Is there an “only WW2” rulebook?

16" long x 9" wide x 4.5" deep!

Warfighter WWII Neoprene Display Mat 33"x 17".

Warfighter WWII Pacific Neoprene Display Mat 33"x 17".

Warfighter WWII Korean War Neoprene Display Mat 33"x 17".

Metal Tokens to add to your Warfighter games!

Huge 1/48th scale minis! Roughly 37mm tall! 10 Metal Miniatures of UK

Huge 1/48th scale minis! Roughly 37mm tall! 10 Metal Miniatures of US

A bag of 50 plastic card stands.

A pouch you can use to draw your Hostile target counters.

 European Core Game and Wave #1

Kickstarter Exclusive Stretch Goal book of 19 scenarios specific to WWII Pacific

Errata Pack faQ

othEr knoWn MIstakEs/Errata In thE card sEts

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