More Battle for China

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More Battle for China is an expansion set for Battle for China, a simulation game on the "War of Resistance Against Japan", produced by the Microgame Design Group in 1999. The original game covered the period from 1937 to 1941. This expansion kit covers the period from 1942 to 1945, completing the Pacific War, and on into the 1945-49 Civil War period.

There are three scenarios in this expansion set: the Pacific War (1942-45), the Civil War scenario (1946-49) and the Campaign Game (1937-49). The Pacific War scenario can be played on its own or as an extension of the Basic game. In this scenario, the Chinese player will control all KMT, CCP, Western Allies, and Soviet units. The Japanese player will control all IJA and puppet troops units. Optionally, there may be a third player who controls all CCP units. In the Civil War scenario, there will be two players. The KMT player will control all KMT units and the CCP player will control all CCP units. In the Campaign Game, there are two or three players. Play begins in mid-1937 with the Basic Game, continues on until the Japanese surrender in China, and thence to the end of the resumed civil war between the Nationalists and Communists.

There are 3 map sections including a replacement central map along with two 8.5 x 11" maps extending the map north and south. The 140 counters expand the forces to cover the US and Soviets.