Follow up question: What exactly happens to the jam token once you jammed a ship? Let's assume the following two scenarios: 1. The opponent ship has a focus, evade or blue TL token. After now taking the jam action, the ship has to remove one of those tokens. Will the jam token still be placed next to the opponent ship? 2. The opponent ship has no tokens. After now taking the jam action you place the jam token next to the opponent ship. Will the jam token stay there only until the opponent does a focus, evade or TL action on that ship, or even after that until the end of the round? I'm just curious under what scenarios Captain Feroph makes sense because it appears to me that it is very unlikely that the jam token stays on the board until the begin of the combat phase.

They will resculpt the silencer!

With the restriction of more attack dice, but It was meant more as a placeholder example as an actual suggestion.

From what I understand from many interviews with the developers is that they want to keep the 'roll/add additional die' to a bare minimum. So far we have seen some exceptions of that with Norra in the ARC and Y-Wing. However, looking on how many ships LWF potentially could work I wouldn't assume that LWF would exist in 2e exactly like in 1e, but maybe they will change it to something like 'turn one blank result to an evade result'.

Looking at your suggested numbers (which seem very reasonable) I believe they may bring out both factions together in one conversion kit. That would be a total of app. 26/27 ships. The current conversion kits have between 34 and 39 ships at the moment. Assuming they will sell resistance/fo separate I think the cost of 30$, that some people bring up here, pretty expensive. They probably also bring out a new Core Set as well with the conversion packs - that will convert technically one t70 and two fo's already. Looking at my collection now (no silencer, one sf, two fo, three t70 and one yt1300) I'm probably doing better buying left over conversions from others then the whole kits myself.

Will der be a generic ARC-170 pilot? and can I field four of them in one list?

Any idea where I get medium bases? just kidding - good stuff you put there together!

Great data collection - thanks for sharing. I personally only miss Lowhhrick, Sheatipede, + in the summaries and also think that splitting up rey + lowhhrick and rey + poe would make sense as they performed quite differently. Edit: never mind - should have read the appendix before posting

Regarding the first point, they hopefully implement the gunner slot or something like that like it is rumoured for several other ships as well! And I think it is 100% sure that you will see some sort of new A-Wing as well as soon as they introduce the Resistance faction formally. Someone has a clue when that might be?

What I don't understand about the imperial conversion kit is the amounts of ships provided compared to rebel and scum. It is 3 and 5 ships short, respectively, which could be easily one plate of tie/ln prints. Yet it costs the same as the other kits. Anyway, I feel like all this discussion is complaining at a high level and I personally am very happy that we even have an option to convert 1e to 2e.

Why do you need 10 ties fully converted? You probably can max field only 8 anyway. Meaning that you are short two and hence the smart idea with the kit exchange where the cost of 1 imp ship is 50USD/34.

I had a similar idea in my gaming group with an excel sheet and we came to a similar conclusion. Starvipers for some reason are high on demand. But the sheet gives a great overview of what you need. The only downside is that everyone kind of has to buy all three conversion kits anyway because of the upgrade cards.

You have to buy the core set anyway so that makes 6 tie dials and that should cover most lists.

I honestly wouldn't even mind if people would do that.

They have so many articles to bring our within in the next weeks and month... why nothing today so far?