I think this thread contains two different interpretations of what the purple evade action does. One group thinks that you use a force token AND your regular action to take the purple evade. These people think the purple evade is terrible, because you are trading a focus and a force token of potential eyeball modification for a single evade. If that is correct, these people are right. The other group thinks that you can spend a force token to take the purple evade action IN ADDITION TO retaining your normal action for something else. These people think the purple evade is nice, since it lets you trade a force token usable on offense or defense for a superior evade token that is only usable on defense. If that is correct, these people are right. At this point we don't know which interpretation is the correct one, and until an English article is released I won't be able to judge for myself.

I was primarily a Scum player in 1.0, and up until now I've been sticking to Scum for 2.0. But I traded for a couple t-70s and am going in on Resistance now as well!

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This is why I predicted they will eventually introduce tiered pricing for secondary weapons -- one price if the weapon increases the number of red dice you roll, another if it doesn't. As things stand I don't see anyone using munitions in the second case. (There's discussion about this going on in another thread so we don't need to go into much detail on it, but I wanted to get my prediction down here.)

I think Concussion Missiles count as a decent weapon on high-initiative A-Wing pilots.

I think the Consular cruiser is the most iconic Republic ship they could pick for Epic. It looks to be a similar size to the Tantive IV so the scale should work.

Never mind, something came up today. I'm sorry for the delay, I'll post in the next day or two.

I'll get a post in tomorrow morning.

Balthazar performs the Ritual of Cleansing two separate times upon returning to his quarters. When spending the day in the company of unclean psykers, one can never be too careful. As he cleans himself, Baltasar takes a moment to reflect on the day's events. They altogether had been quite successful in their investigations and other than some verbal altercations no problems really arose. Ariel and Estelia were surely inexperienced with life outside the convent, but they had proven to be quite resourceful. He had high hopes for the days ahead.

Balthazar looks at both of the Novices with approval. "You handled the situation in the Administration well. A direct approach got all the information we sought, and things didn't escalate to the point where we caused a scene. I'm sure Lady Inelia will be pleased with the progress we've made.

I'll get a post in today.

It's stuck at the bottom as a bit of an afterthought on top of the force charges. To my knowledge the Lancer is the only Scum crew carrier with native blue turns, so it seems like the most natural fit for Maul. It's something I intend to at least test out, as the blue turns are one of the Lancer's major selling points.

Maul lets you take a stress to recover a force charge when you take damage.

Maul on a non-Asajj Lancer is also a good way to go.

Balthazar writes down the code and hands it to the adept, a polite smile on his face. "Thank you very much for your assistance."