Excellent, thank you.

Folks, I may be over thinking this..... When Gideon uses Command it allows a friendly figure to interrupt to either perform a move or attack, ok so far? If he commands Gaarkhan to charge this allows him to move a number of spaces up to his speed, then he 'may' attack with a melee weapon. With the wording he does not have to attack after the move, correct? If he does move and attack does this constitute both an attack and move which is above the original 'perform one move or attack' as per the command order. I'm reading this, if he commands Gaarkan to charge he can either interrupt and move or attack but not both. Finally, if Gaarkan carries out the order, does he take the two strain tokens. Cheers folks, Andy frustrated Gideon/Gaarkan hater!

Harsh, but thanks, thought so.....

Hi, Am I right to think once a characters side mission is played it cannot be repeated? My group played Dailias mission to acquire her ligtsaber and failed miserably, can it be repeated at a later time in the campaign or is the oportunity to gain the light sabre lost? TIA

Thanks for the replies folks, May have to do some tweaking of rules me-thinks, stun should be just that 'Stunned' doing nothing! Thematically, Leia, doesn't cry out, merely falls unconscious, Cheers anyway

Hello folks, whilst gaming last night we came across a situation which we could not find an answer to in the rules. Gideon became stunned, the player chose not to expend an action to remove the effect, he then claimed that he was still able to use his 'Command' ability as the Stunned card states 'you cannot voluntary attack or exit your space', this rather defeats the purpose of a 'stun' result. The whole point to apply the stun was to stop him running amok ordering other hero's around. Does a 'stun result' stop a hero doing anything, until they remove the effect? Ta Andy

Thanks, thought as much, may have to do some tweaking. Ta

Hello folks, this maybe a stupid question? I come from a background of non-board gaming and I'm a little confused over the melee in IA. When melee takes place, does one protagonist resolve the outcome of the attack, and then the opponent, ie an attack each or does they only attack in their own phase? Thanks Andy