Very nice job. I need to get up the courage to do the same to one of my Fire Sprays.

Office Max has some of these available for only $3.49 apiece. But their color selection isn't very good. On the other hand, I got a Blue and Green for only $0.50 each on sale.

It's Advanced Cloaking Device.

This was just posted on our league's facebook page, so I thought I'd share.

I wouldn't hold my breath.

It says "Along with the seven figures" which would make you think that there's only 4 hero and 3 monster minis in the box. But this wouldn't be the first time a press release was wrong.

That's a good point. If translucent attack dice and fancy looking wound markers are important to some, you may want to make a point of attending the Game Night after all. If the general release is indeed just the adventure and stat cards, that would make it a lot more feasible for POD, too. Personally I can live without the bells and whistles, but I'm definitely intrigued by the mechanics. Shiny treasure is always nice.

No, you have to have a B2B account to order the kits. Here's what Steve-O was referring to: Note that FFG says the "adventure" will be available, not the whole kit. So I would guess it won't include the dice and hearts.

Go to a hardware store and buy a roll of clear shelving paper. It'll cost around $5 and you'll have more than you'll ever need, but it'll do a great job of protecting those oft-used tiles.

They just introduced co-op play (no Overlord) in the game night kits. Rumor is they quests will be available after the kit is pulled from rotation, so they'll be available for sale, and no reason why you couldn't play solo, controlling 4 heroes. Of course it isn't the same as a campaign, but I'd be surprised if rules for those aren't on the horizon. http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_news.asp?eidn=4582

I'm sure that this doesn't have anything to do with the upcoming release of Myth, which is a co-op dungeon crawler. BTW, the page is back up now that the official announcement has been made. http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_news.asp?eidn=4582

I find it really strange that they're on Clearance again. Last summer they were as cheap as $12 at the Targets in Omaha and they all went out of stock. Then a couple of months ago I noticed that they were back in stock again, but at full price. Maybe they were hoping people would buy them for Christmas presents?

A few weeks ago at league night, my opponent meant to have his ORS do a K-turn and accidentally picked the Straight move. Put himself in a spot where there was no way he could avoid going off the table on the next turn. If it'd just been a friendly game, or really early in the game, I would have let him take the K-turn, but this was an experienced player and he was already winning the game pretty badly, so I made him stick w/his mistake.

I had a similar game last week, but with real dice. You know, the kind of game where you've got a Focus token, only need 1 hit to destroy a ship, and roll 4 blanks.... The guy playing at the table next to me said "Oh, you've got Vassal dice!"

Seriously? I thought it was horrible. It just looked like they were looking for an excuse to dress up in as many costumes as possible. Even when they were totally unrelated to what they were singing about.

But they aren't a reusable item on such ships.. it works well for Capitol ships due their large storage areas/capacity.. All tops and missiles should be one use items.. just cut the costs by 1. I don't see where people complain about one use items.. it's not like it's a laser cannon or such.. We're not talking about magically reusing the same torpedo over and over. Its called ammo. The X-Wing carries 6 torps, the Y has 8. Personally, I'd let a player put as many Torps on a ship as he wants, but limit the rate of fire to the # of torp icons on the ship's card. So an X-Wing could fire 1 torpedo/turn while a Y could fire 2. (that would give the gunner something to do ) Same deal with mines/bombs.

My 2 biggest changes would be: 1) The "If a rookie cuts off Wedge he should die rule". Ship bumping a ship of equal or higher PS act normally. Ship bumping a ship of lower PS have the option of stopping just short of base-to-base contact w/the other ship. They still lose their Action, but can now shoot at the ship in front of them. 2) Replace Defensive Dice w/a Target Number. You could still have skills and abilities that allow players to roll defensive dice in certain situations.

Like reloading? I like that, but there would still be a problem w/the card's cost. It would need a variable cost based on the ship its attached to, since you'd get more use out of them on sturdier ships.

I thought all of Lucas' space ships were powered by dimichloreans and thus didn't create excess heat or need refilling? Afterall, how else could the Death Star travel from Alderraan to Yavin without having to stop for gas a half dozen times?

So back to tsondaboy's question, yes, I guess you would need to remember that. But the odds of this happening in a real game are pretty rare. I've never seen or heard of it happening in our league between two enemy ships. Its a lot more common for 2 friendly ships, but then the shooting part isn't an issue.

If he throws too much of a fit about it, tell him its a something that he's got to be aware of if you guys are ever going to play in a large public format. For example, its one of the main tactics for KineticOperator's Rebel Convoy squad.

You're right Ken. This thread has been dead for so long that I just posted the opposite of what I said last summer!

No. No ship may ever attack a ship its touching. Rulebook pg 10, step 1. "A ship cannot target a ship if their bases are touching." Overlapping and Touching are two different game concepts. You lose your Action for overlapping, not for touching. Touching another ship means that you can't shoot at it. This thread has been about the possibility of touching a model w/out first having overlapped it. Which is possible. In that (rare) instance, both ships would get to perform their actions, but they still couldn't shoot at each other.

If you think that Marksmanship is too expensive or not getting used enough, you're not using it right. Like most upgrades, its effectiveness is tied to the ship its attached to. It shines on any of the ships that can also use Gunner, b/c its effect carries over to the Gunner's attack too. Ditto with any ship using a Cluster Missile. Yes, it sucks on ships with only 2 attack, just like Stealth Generator sucks on a Y-Wing.

I think that as often happens in rule books, FFG wrote a rule that doesn't work the way they want it to. They want it to work like the example on pg 14, but the wording on pg 12: 6. Compare Results, clearly starts out stating that "players compare their dice results". So if the Evade token doesn't convert to a "dice result", it shouldn't count towards anything in step 6.