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MadFuhrer

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  1. From the tournaments in Arizona that I have been in, we are quite varied.  I think I have seen every unit used at least once minus like... Mak.  I admit I did go "kayne for Kayne" and played somos to get the alt art card.  at a Thursday tournament I took IG-88 and snagged 2nd place.  We always have one person who runs beast lists, but the bantha isn't THAT popular IMO.  Seeing more trooper spy lists, or rebel force user lists.


  2. I love the RGC, he is one of my favorite units in both campaign and skirmish.  He can be competitive in skirmish but takes some practice against several different types of lists to know when to fully commit him to the fray.  In campaign he is expensive but also devestating, so that if you see you are going to get a big threat increase at some point, he can be worth it.  His value does drop the more the rebels get their skills though, but his agenda set is worth it even if you don't play him.


  3. I use the officer mostly for somos and tend to run the heavies close to him to receive his focus.  I like him over two elite officers as you get more damage per activation which can make a huge difference.  The elite storms i tend to focus up first round and use them as effective 6 speed attackers.  They become my primary objective takers, if i want to take objectives.  the snowtroopers are there almost entirely for heals.

    Another reason I like somos is that he attacks with three dice, which again, is far better than officers, and he can be healed by the snows.


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    Yea agreed, I can't wait for the jet packs personally!

    Going to play some fun lists now nationals is over (6 officers 2 bantha anyone?!?) Then back to Sorin once Jabba hits

    Trying to fit a General's Ranks on a bantha and then unshakeable/zillo/and or rule by fear may be worth dropping 1-2 regular officers or one bantha and filling in with some other stuff :)

     

    Just remember that general's ranks don't work with the movement from regular officers, only elite ones.


  5. So my friends and i were playing the new bespin campaign last night, and I ended up as the imperial player and i chose the new class deck.  I took the card "stealth" ("melee attacks targeting you require 1 or more accuracy to not miss") along with "shadow armor" ("exhaust this card when an attack targeting an imperial figure is declared to apply -1 damage, -1 surge, or -2 accuracy to the results.

     

    at one point, I had a hidden royal guard with "stealth" attached and would declare shadow armor for -2 accuracy, and davith declared an attack.  he would need 5 accuracy to hit my guard correct?  That is how I read it anyway.  WE were uncertain as to the interaction but I believe it was played correctly.


  6. I also have some friends like yours who have to be doing something on their turn and become bored when their character basically has their moves dictated by the game (such as delayed or moving through the other world).  The one thing I can not stress enough when playing with people is that this is a Co-op game.  Get excited by the other players and their encounters and movements.  take joy from the team accomplishing a goal together, otherwise it can be very dull.


  7. You also have to remember that spells have a certain thing over your average weapon: they are magical, and since many monsters have physical resistance/immunity, sometimes that spell is going to come in super handy.  Also they combat spells have some of the highest modifiers in the game for when you need to kill the super extra scary monster.  

     

    Another note is that being driven insane is not the end of the world.  You don't have to stay topped off in your healths to still be effective, and if you do go insane you spend two bucks and you keep chugging next round (since monster fights happen during movement and healing is during the encounter, its all during the same round).


  8. i haven't sleeved any of my cards and i'm coming up on a year.  I have noticed that my chits are getting a lot of wear, but i really can't tell any difference on the cards themselves.  Granted I don't allow greasy food at the gaming table and I have let people know that should they spill drinks they can bet on replacing any components (through purchase of the entire box containing any given piece.  I don't do a traditional bridge shuffle but I do more of a deck shuffle for cards.  Sure it doesn't do a great job of mixing cards but it gets the job done well enough.  Also, with so many encounter cards I only shuffle those on rare occasions. 

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