Thanks guys, that makes the most sense to me. I agree that as it's the rebel interacting and initiating the rule, it would be up to them to place. Usually the RRG and the keywords they use make these issues a bit easier to decipher, but the rule doesn't use any keyword you can reference really. My thinking on it is that it is a deployment (by the rebels; in the same manner as rebels deploy at the entrance each match) but that they didn't want to use the word "deploy" because that states that all figures corresponding to the deployment card are deployed, which they obviously don't want in this mission. If it were me, I'd state it as "deploy 1 figure/token," that would infer rules of placement from the deploy keyword whilst restricting how many tokens are deployed. I think that settles it as much as it can, thanks heaps for your input. I've lurked here for a little bit (first post) and I've noticed that both of you are pretty helpful in sorting these things and here it looks like teamwork made the dreamwork

The mission briefing states that "A hero can interact with a mission token (Insight) to reveal that token and replace it with a Rebel Trooper figure." My question is: What happens if a hero successfully interacts with the token whilst there is a figure standing in the same space as the token? "Replace" isn't a keyword referenced by the RRG, and under "Place" the only relevant point is this: "A player cannot choose to place a figure in a space where it cannot end its movement, such as in a space containing another figure, blocking terrain, or impassable terrain." Obviously one of the figures must be placed in a different spot, but which figure; the newly revealed trooper, or the figure already occupying the token space? And who decides which space it goes to? My interpretation, based off of the "Deployment" and "Push" sections of the RRG (even though neither keyword is directly referenced by that mission rule) is that the Rebel Trooper figure would be placed in the nearest possible space, rebel players choice. Thoughts? Sorry if there is an obvious answer I've overlooked, or if this has been brought up anywhere before. Couldn't find any definite info on it, even though it doesn't seem like it would be that uncommon a situation during this mission. Thanks for any input you have.