It's like they've got a gag order against themselves. Worlds 2019, then this. 
Any hope that somebody will be surprised to discover new IA plastic in a FLGS anytime soon? This new silent marketing strategy is bonkers. 

It's like they've got a gag order against themselves. Worlds 2019, then this. 
Any hope that somebody will be surprised to discover new IA plastic in a FLGS anytime soon? This new silent marketing strategy is bonkers. 

It's like they've got a gag order against themselves. Worlds 2019, then this. 
Any hope that somebody will be surprised to discover new IA plastic in a FLGS anytime soon? This new silent marketing strategy is bonkers. 

I heard that bums like to gather around dumbster fires...

In general, “Return Fire” is considered used if the attack resolves, which means the attack must officially begin. We consider this to have happened when a legal target is declared.   Cards like Marksman are strange, and must happen before a target is declared. So in your scenario: Han plays Marksman before trying to declare a target. Marksman is Negated. Han can choose not to declare any target for the attack, so “Return Fire” has not been used.   In the end, Han has not used Return Fire and is free to use it later in the round.   Thanks for the question!  
Todd Michlitsch
Game Developer
Fantasy Flight Games

Ah, that guy...? Although in fairness I did think of a situation but it brings up another question. 
Is declaring Return Fire limit once per round, even if it gets aborted via Negation in this case? Or canceled by Jamming signal (sp)?
 

Must be 2 since it's an out of activation attack. Declaring Return Fire allows you to declare an attack, but the next thing you have to do is declare an attack per Return Fire.
Is there a situation where this timing matters that much? 

Probably an oversight on semantics. If 'Negotiate' is the issue, it's pretty simple. Hondo has a natural +2 dmg. Unless the defender hands over 2 points, totally optional so their clarification on 'pay' shouldn't apply. 

Gotcha, I guess the question was misworded in the other thread. This was the question we were trying to answer: whether you can use much to learn after a reroll; not whether you can use much to learn in conjunction with a reroll.

Hey Soulless,
Just ran across this post from a year and a half ago. Thanks for the kind words, glad to hear all the positive responses to the illustration!
And you guessed right, FFG commissioned this piece about 6 months after Sir Christopher Lee's passing, and yes, Zoe Robinson (the art director I collaborated with) and I totally meant this as a tribute to him.
Was blasting some of his metal songs while I painted it.

Best,
Lucas Durham

Dying Lunge is one of my two cards.

Artoo is never a loser with Hera by its side.

Artoo is never a loser with Hera by its side.

Artoo is never a loser with Hera by its side.

i posted in the both places to get opinions from both users. even there they say IA is the better option

Can't believe this. Even the dead LCG has gotten 2 announcements this year over ours. Maybe IA is just in a coma? 

Can't believe this. Even the dead LCG has gotten 2 announcements this year over ours. Maybe IA is just in a coma? 

My take on this is that FFG is a little over extended right now.  Just look at how many different product lines they have in production at this point in time.  For example, even though they did finally wrap up the Star Wars LCG, they have Destiny which sort of spiritually replaces it and has a march larger mass market appeal.  Right now, they are trying to get Legion set up on firm ground which means all their other Star Wars miniature lines (even their Runebound line) have taken a back seat right now.  Plus, this is a traditional down time for FFG (and most companies for that matter) after the holiday season.  April seems to be the month that they start to ramp up announcements as they like to push out a lot of products in fall ahead of the holidays (again, like most companies).  So I am sure we will see lots more news articles in the coming weeks.
And it's not just IA that has been quiet for a while.  Not sure if anyone else has noticed, but FFG hasn't really published articles about much of anything besides Legion, Lot5R LCG and Arkham Horror LCG for the past few months (with just a smattering about products announced long ago that are finally being released).  FFG is going through quite an upheaval as the Asmodee over-lords keep buying up game studios and then reorganizing to incorporate them into their existing portfolio...with FFG being the lead design studio in North America used to integrate all of them.

In Carbonite. After revival will be blind for a while.
 
 
 

Can't believe this. Even the dead LCG has gotten 2 announcements this year over ours. Maybe IA is just in a coma? 

Can't believe this. Even the dead LCG has gotten 2 announcements this year over ours. Maybe IA is just in a coma? 

Can't believe this. Even the dead LCG has gotten 2 announcements this year over ours. Maybe IA is just in a coma? 

It looks like that's what they're trying to do now. Just piss us all off in hopes that we'll play with the other latest plastic army men.
Looking on the bright side if any, FFG as a company looks like it's getting it's act together. Product is flowing through the pipeline, and as shown with L5R LCG, they are doing larger explosive launches as it should've been with all games. I hope they'll improve on their OP side soon.

It's all up to you. All figures will go anywhere, even the ATST is possible. Personally I'd like to try clear bases.