Hi,

Wonder if someone can help.

The limited cards, the wiki states you can not have more than the number of bullets per team of something of the same name.

This generally make sense, but what about where something may appear across multiple teams, for example Han Solo can be a pilot for both Rebel and Scum.

Should it be that they can't be in two teams at once and you would have to house rule who gets to use them? - Dice roll maybe?

Cheers

On cards like the Proximity Mines it is stated that the charges on this card cannot be recovered. Is there really no way to recover it or can certain abilities of other cards still recover the charges?

Special thanks to the @Relatif and @NotThatAstrid for creating and updating them.

They are also categorized as Wave 14.

Next planned update to the wiki - Wave 15 (TIE Bombers), making Standard Loadouts Cards/pages for Wave 14 pilots and taking care of availability of all cards.

Hi!

I have just finished a review/update of the points of every upgrade and pilot.

I have also update the wiki to distinguish the two ships Delta-7 / Delta-7B, it should be relatively clean.

Hotshot and aces II, Battle of Yavin, and Siege of Coruscant pilots also have been reviewed.

Everything should be properly displayed but do let me know if you find things I've missed :)

Hi everyone.

Does anyone know if Atomic Mass ever fixed the error on the ship tokens in Fury of the First Order?

Or is this something where I just shouldn't hold my breath.

Previous update

Special thanks to @Flashfire212 for doing Battle of Yavin and fixing/updating the ships I made, so I didn't need to make it at all.

Not so fun fact: making these scenarios was kinda pain in the ass, cause you had to go to every single pilot page - including disambiguation and pilot, and even ship pages and put on new links. Hell, many times you had to move old articles into new pages, go back to the old packs and fix links in them. Ugh.

Anyway here is the list of changes:

• icons for Rogue class and Clone Z-95 done [LaunchBayNext devs might use them freely, cause I'm already tired of these rectangles. Also update Rogue Expansion pls];

• added missing stuff to the Core Set(!!!). Seriously, there were astromechs that weren't counted there;

• moved the wave on main page;

• standardized Hotshots 2 name (from "Hot Shots & Aces 2" to "Hotshots and Aces 2");

• entire Battle of Yavin content (by FlashFire);

• entire (so far) Siege of Coruscant content (by me);

• added all the tags to the SoC contents mentioned above (including some truly obscure like);

• all the above mentioned necessary "updates" (that took the longest amount of them all);

• included some of the Hotshots 2 Pilots on the ships they are using (so far only Vultures and Tri-fighters. More to come);

• added "AMG Designed" tag for Wave XIII products (only products, not gonna do it for ships/pilots/new cards probably);

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Future updates:

• finding some better quality images for Wave XIII ships (gotta get some of them from articles for the better quality);

• finding better 7th Corp Sky Pilot card (anyone using Clone Z-95 is welcomed to make a scan and upload the image on imgur, send me the link in this post, so I could upload it on the wiki)

• adding quickbuilds to Wave XII (short term plan);

• updating Hotshots 2 and missing Siege Of Coruscant pages (short-term plan);

• updating Bounty Hunter, Clone Pilots, Mandalore, Mandalore Update etc categories (medium-term plan);

• creating/updating/improving a [Changelog page so all versions (2.0, 2.5.0, 2.5.1 etc.) will be available on Wiki. Also it's gonna be probably less of text and more of spreadsheets images or pdfs to reduce amount of workload; (medium-term plan);

• updating all availabilities (long-term plan);

• updating descriptions;

• doing *something* about Delta 7 and Delta 7B (long-term plan);

• updating all costs and loadouts (really long-term plan);

Sorry if this has been addressed elsewhere. Couldn't find it.

Question: When a Naboo N1 flies a red Talon roll speed 3manueuver, does it still receive a Full Throttle ship ability benefit of completing a speed 3-5 maneuver and getting the evade token? Technically, I think it is a completed maneuver even though it is a stress maneuver.

I've been playing opponents casual like it does happen.

Thanks for any answer.

It's time once again for AMG's not-so-regularly scheduled drip marketing! There's a few days worth of card reveals from the upcoming Mandalorian content that went up on Twitter and Facebook for us to dig into; and a prospective release date - February 2022, so mid-Q1. We've got cards from all three confirmed new wave kits, so without further ado, let's get into it. I'm going to give each Twitter post and set of four cards their own post, just to make it easier to keep track of.

This set of four cards are all associated with the Razor Crest pack.

Peli Motto is a great boost to Scum larger base ships as far as survival is concerned, but it wouldn't be Scum without shenanigans. Being able to take the action to repair exposed crit cards even if you are stressed is a very strong ability for those big durable ships, and the ability to potentially double-tap and repair two Ship damage cards, including the ones that cannot normally be repaired? It could be worth the gamble.

A little bit more of a buff for Epic games using Scum ships as Allied forces, the ability to just let a ship acquire a lock for free just by coordinating them could have decent strength. I'm a little unsure if it allows you to spread locks on ships, though, since it says "object".

NOTHING BUT UPSIDE HERE. If Peli was looking like a solid repair option, Kuiil is incredible. As an action, you have the chance to just start regenerating hull, clear orange tokens and gain Focus tokens. This guy is gonna be pricy; but also a very strong crew option, letting Scum regenerate hull.

And here we have a shared crew option for the Empire as well, for those ships that cover multiple arcs. Double-shoots are always powerful, even if they aren't true double-taps, and a front -> rear or front -> turret tap combo is a nice little fit. In addition, I notice there is no primary stipulation, so you can fire missiles or torps and chain that into a turret shot against a different target.

Someone told me that the Syliure-31 upgrade is limited to Epic play and cannot be used in Extended play. I cannot find verification of this anywhere including the expansion rules/updates sheet. Wazat or anyone else know the answer?

Hey @Moviesign , @Dolsha3291 is using Safari on iOS 13.2.3 and the mobile site appears to have some issues with viewing comments, accessing dropdowns, etc (see this thread). They were able to post to my wall, but say they can't access comments on articles. You'll know Fandom's limits and workarounds better than I.

Thanks!

So Dash is back in the meta and it's a mix of good and bad. Good because his fans missed him, but a bit bad because he's a heck of a challenge to take down, especially when he's cheap enough to pair with strong allies/support. He and his title dropped a combined 14 points and he's kinda common now.

IMO Dash+Outrider is going to be very challenging to balance. When a combo is strong it's usually either underpowered for his price, or immensely strong. Dash in particular can be sometimes NPE (particularly for new players) because he:

• Ignores obstacles while moving

• Scratch that, benefits from obstacles while moving

• Is almost immune to locks and other bad tokens because he can just shed them

• Can effectively white k-turn if he passes through or lands on an obstacle

• Has 10 health backed by 2 agility, plus obstruction and range bonuses

• Can travel very fast through terrain that causes grief to anyone else

• Fires massive attacks out of a double turret (allowing him to charge, strafe, run away, etc)

• His attacks deny the target their obstruction bonus (which can be further amplified by Trick Shot)

• He has two crew slots to enjoy all sorts of effects (e.g. Kanan + Maul)

• On top of all this, he is initiative 5

His weakness is he rolls 1 less dice to a target if they manage to get close enough.

For experienced players he's somewhat manageable if they can focus him down and kill him fast enough. Thank heaven he's lost his gunner slot (no more Bistan), allowing this discount in the first place. But he's only 85-116 points of the list, and you still have to deal with his team after devoting quite a lot to eliminating Dash, so he's a strong threat at current points. That might be intentional, but man is he unapproachable for anyone who hasn't prepared. For this reason I don't recommend the YT-2400 to new players who are just getting started, similar to the Nantex. I don't want to drive new players away because they can't get their head around how to fight an inherently dangerous ship (which is particularly strong in casual play, faced by players with limited ship options, etc).

The difference between not used and scary is 14 points (recent points update), so maybe there's a reasonable middle ground like +6 or +8 points, or maybe the meta will adjust to make him less prevalent and players will learn he's not necessarily so scary. But whenever you have something this inherently strong, IMO you won't be able to balance it with points alone; it'll always wobble into Rarely Used or Overused territory. A core tenet of 2nd edition is "limit 'em good", where a weaker effect lists can afford is better than a strong effect that has to be priced to oblivion.

Darth Vader (TIE Defender) was built with this principle in mind: make this strong character limited in some fundamental way that allows them to be priced reasonably. Oddly AMG has been very reserved with reducing Vader's cost (still 112 without upgrades) while being very gung-ho about making Dash a bargain. Maybe it's an experiment to see where the meta goes, or maybe they're just making Dash players happy for a while.

I wonder if Dash or Outrider will get a minor errata that makes them way easier to balance, and we'll be able to see them on the table more often without fearing/resenting them for it. :P I imagine he could lose his crew slots, or Outrider could be split into two cards (e.g. it has a charge that is either spent or unspent, granting you either token removal or unobstructed shots). Or maybe that's unnecessary in the grand scheme of things.

I dunno, Heratanni is also a very strong list and it's still around in various forms, despite the deep nerf. I'd say it's stronger than anything Dash is throwing around right now. It's not necessarily a problem that certain lists or ships are strong, so long as they have counters in some form and they get points adjustments as needed to put them right where they need to be.

So I'm ending this long rambling rant with a decisive "...meh". I need to play against some more Dash lists to have a clear idea of just how strong he is; clearly he's proving to be quite strong, but I've yet to see if he's OP. I suspect he's not, particularly since he didn't take the last couple tournaments I've been to.

But I still think the combined Dash ability + title is going to be tough to balance properly, and FFG may want to make an alternative title that they can price cheaper than the original; one that still makes Dash players very happy but opens up the design space a lot.

So I am playing with the new Fury of the First Order expansions and have some questions:

1) My Tie/wi Whisper Modified Interceptor had one focus token and is using Enhanced Jamming Suite. It was facing 2 BTA-NR2 Ywings. Each Ywing had a jam token (one from my Whisper and the other from another ship).

The Whisper pilot card was Whirlwind which reads: Before you engage, you may remove any number of jam tokens, then you may gain 1 focus token for each enemy ship that has you in its forward arc.

To me the card doesn't seem clear about whether it means remove tokens from self or whether it means remove from enemy ships.

Could I remove the jam tokens from the Ywings to gain 2 more focus tokens to have a total of 3 focus tokens heading into engagement?

2) The TIE Whisper has a bullseye firing arc rolling 3 attack die. It also has a turret firing arc rolling 2 attack die. The default pilot card also has Heavy Weapon Turret where the missile upgrade must be treated as turret firing arc and that the turret rotation is limited to front and back. I flew this setup using proton rockets which is range 1 attack rolling 5 attack dice.

Is the turret attack separate from the missile attack or are they one and the same?

I had a situation where I wanted to take a shot on an opponent. I had no primary attack because it wasn't in the Whisper bullseye arc. Then I wanted to use prockets, but the card indicates it must be a bullseye are, which again I didn't have on my opponent. So that option was gone. Which left me with the turret attack option.

There is no forward triangular arc on the base template for the Whisper. There are also no markings to indicate side or rear arcs either. So I couldn't determine whether I had arc to perform a base turret attack on my opponent.

Is this an intentional design to limit the capability of the Whisper Interceptor and reward precision piloting? If so, this doesn't explain the lack of performing a base turret attack. Am I right in assuming that the above setup gives the ship 3 attack options? If so, this doesn't explain the lack of a backward arc given the Heavy Weapon Turret setup.

Could this be a misprinted cardboard template?

Thanks for any help.

This card has a focus to jam linked action. Am I correct in assuming that you could NOT focus yourself and jam yourself (as the card allows you to do) because the jam token removes the green focus token?

But...you could focus yourself and jam another ship at range 1 using the linked action?

Su'cuy, X-wing players! Finally; we move away from the sequel trilogy; and really sink our teeth into the best of the Disney-era Star Wars content, and things that it sounds like every faction and era can look forward to.

We've got a lot of incoming information, and lots of big things to look forward to. I'm going to be watching the VOD later (it's still processing on Youtube), but I have cards and dials from Facebook and Twitter, so we'll start there. I will say, though; that this is the wave

Firstly, a ship I know we've all been waiting for: the ST-70 Assault Ship. Or; for those who are like me and didn't realize that it had an actual ship designation... the Razor Crest.

This thing is confirmed to be on a Medium base; and this dial is pretty impressive for a Medium-base Scum ship. K-turn, Stop and Tallon Rolls all on the one ship! Only downside is the intense lack of blue; but it's Scum. There will be shenanigans. Just the way The Mandalorian would want it. His ability is also pretty nice as a lancing duelist; though no word on slots so far.

Of course, where Din goes, Grogu comes with him...

Firstly, a nice triple faction unique crew. Secondly, TWO FORCE WITH INNATE HATE. You won't want to bring him on anything squishy, or on any ship with a Jedi pilot since you lose the Force recharge altogether; but already this is a pretty awesome little package. Though, for such a valuable target; The Child has an extra little balancing issue...

Yeah; you bring Grogu, you're really paying for it. Two enemy ships, chosen by the opposing player, get free locks for attacking his ride. On a whole? I'm liking the design space, especially having atypical Force regen and the whole +2 pool thing. It's not something you'll see being run on, say, a Kanan VCX or a Ventress Lancer; but for a non-Force sensitive pilot, Grogu offers consistent mods.

This is the bigger surprise to me. I love this. I oh-so-very love this. I've been waiting for the Kromr'k since 2nd edition started; and having the Gauntlet show up alongside the Razor Crest is the kind of thing that makes this Mando'a proud. The dial is, admittedly, a little bland. Sure, you have a stop... that's really it. But in exchange, every pre-Resistance era faction gets it. I'm calling Maul as a pilot for one, I'm calling Ezra as the pilot for the Rebels, I like how versatile Bo-Katan is... we've got a lot of work ahead of us, but This is the Way of the Fandom editors. Gotta keep up.

As an extra bonus for Scum... how do you feel about having commando teams in space?

Unlike Buzz Droids, we've got a "Remote" here that can move under it's own power and gives you two turns of shooting at mid range at a low but still reasonable initiative. After they are done shooting, then if the enemy hasn't killed them, seems like they hang around as a kind of mobile terrain piece, Straining anything that flies over them. Interesting to see how they play.

The next two images, I'm not fully sure about context for. Apparently they're working on Scenario packs, as well as alternate win conditions and objectives, likely things akin to Legion or a Games Workshop skirmish system; but until I watch the VOD, I won't be able to give better context for. Still; it's good stuff, I'll just clarify in my followup post afterwards.

So, we have a new partially limited TIE Fighter with a Scum-like ability; and we have one of Scum's iconic aces jumping faction with a new ability for the same ship. Both of these are really interesting, and I love that Fenn Rau taps into the Rebel offensive support playstyle so naturally; it pairs really with with Concordia. Remember when the Rebels had limited options for I6 aces on good combat platforms, and it felt like the only really good option was Wedge...? Those days are long gone. The TIEs are cool as well; decent initiative and the ability to make your opponent choose between taking a red token or shedding a green. It's kinda Scummy; but it's a toy that could be a very useful tool for some Imperial archetypes.

Last image is the first event Quick Build card I've seen in ages... and a confirmed design error haha.

They got the bullseye and forward arc attacks the wrong way around. Because of course they did. Not much I can really say about this aside for that, it's a Quick Build. Just need time to dig into it; but I haven't played much with QBs so I'm not sure how this one stacks up. Little unnerved by the lack of visible threat on it, though.

Finally, to sum things up, since I caught the final five minutes of the livestream; they are working on a narrative campaign mode that sounds to me very much like Path to Glory from Age of Sigmar, or Crusade from 40k; but with a unique twist to it - we get to build our own pilots and upgrades in the process. Obviously this is something we'll see being developed over a very long period of time; so the details they gave were vague, but they did say "build your own cards" and "can be used in casual games", so... we'll see. The final point was another long-term one, it's confirmed that they will be working through the remaining 1.0 ships and converting them to 2.0 packs. This will be, of course, a long-term ongoing project, but we have a lot more to look forward to. The fears about an Armada-style pause are ill-founded, and between the reveals for Legion (Scum! Mercenaries! Maul's Mandos!) and these for X-wing, I'm at least feeling a little more confident with AMG. I'd just love it if they finally turned the lights on with a new website and proper communications for the Star Wars games, rather than the "All Crisis Protocol all the time" setup they have atm.

Expect a follow up in a couple of hours; just me touching on anything I've missed and giving more concrete details after I catch up on the VOD.