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Month / December 2019
Announcing Two Commander Expansions for Star Wars: Legion
“We adapt, or die.”
–Iden Versio, Star Wars Battlefront II
Some Rebel and Imperial commanders prefer to match wits with their adversaries on the open field as they deftly maneuver their troops around the battlefields of the Galactic Civil War. Others take a more clandestine approach, leading daring raids deep in enemy territory or operating independently to accomplish their objectives. Now two elite agents and their loyal companions are on their way to take command of any operation.
Fantasy Flight Games is happy to announce two new expansions for Star Wars™: Legion:
Whether they’re leading an entire army or operating as a covert strike team alongside their droid companions, these versatile commanders can quickly adapt to almost any battlefield situation. What’s more, four new command cards allow them each to use even more of their special training, inviting you to further tailor your strategies to fit their unique skill sets.
Read on for more information on these Commander Expansions!
Spy, Saboteur, Assassin
Cassian Andor has dedicated his life to the Rebellion and his resolute belief in its cause makes him willing to do whatever it takes to complete his mission. As one of the Alliance’s most capable intelligence agents, Andor is well-versed in infiltration and intelligence-gathering techniques, but he can still take a quick Crack Shot at an enemy whether he’s carrying a covert blaster or a sniper rifle. At the same time, Andor’s leadership abilities cannot be denied, and he can just as easily lead an entire army of Rebels into battle regardless of how hopeless their task may seem.
While the nature of Andor’s missions can make it difficult to operate alongside large groups of his fellow Rebels, a reprogrammed KX-series security droid like K-2SO has no such issues. Able to seamlessly blend in with Imperial forces until he’s ready to unleash his massive strength and quick reflexes on his foes, K-2 can help Andor in any situation.
Within the Cassian Andor and K-2SO Commander Expansion, you’ll find beautifully detailed, unpainted, hard plastic Cassian Andor and K-2SO miniatures that feature a wealth of customization options. Cassian Andor, for example, can be assembled with three different weapon options, including his compact blaster or his A-280-CFE in its pistol configuration. K-2SO, meanwhile, can be assembled carrying Jyn Erso’s SE-14 blaster, a grenade, or with his hands free.
Finally, this expansion also contains four new command cards—three for Cassian Andor and one for K-2SO—as well as Cassian Andor and K-2SO’s unit cards and nine upgrade cards that let you outfit this pair with additional weapons, gear, and more.
We’ll take a closer look at everything in the Cassian Andor and K-2SO Commander Expansion in a future preview!
Servant of the Empire
They may be taking the fight to the Rebellion in space or on the ground, but in any arena, Inferno Squad is one of the Empire’s most elite special forces units. As the leader of this crack team, Iden Versio has the experience necessary to lead any Imperial attack group into battle. But Versio’s training at the Imperial Academy on Coruscant has also made her an invaluable asset who can strike out on her own to complete whatever directives the Empire gives her.
Whichever way Versio is deployed, she enters battle supported by the latest Imperial technology. With a quick Pulse Scan, her ID10 seeker droid can identify multiple targets and enhance her already keen aim. While its range may be limited, this seeker droid can also make attacks of its own, sometimes even incapacitating an entire enemy unit.
The Iden Versio and ID10 Commander Expansioncontains beautifully sculpted, unpainted hard plastic Iden Versio and ID10 seeker droid miniatures that can be instantly integrated into your Imperial armies. As you do, the Iden Versio miniature can be customized with an assortment of head and weapon options to fit your personal taste. This miniature can be assembled with or without the Inferno Squad helmet and can can also appear with three distinct weapons, including the standard issue E-11 blaster rifle or Versio’s personal TL-50 repeater.
Rounding out this expansion are four new command cards—three for Iden Versio and one for her ID10 seeker droid—along with unit cards for both Versio and ID10. Finally, nine upgrade cards invite you to customize their loadouts with more weapons, comms, and more.
We’ll take a look at everything in the Iden Versio and ID10 Commander Expansion in a future preview!
Light It Up
There is more than one way to be a leader. Rather than face the enemy head on, there are those like Cassian Andor and Iden Versio who work better in the shadows. Soon, both can add these new dimensions to your armies.
Look for the Cassian Andor and K-2SO Commander Expansion (SWL59) and the Iden Versio and ID10 Commander Expansion (SWL60) at your local retailer in the first quarter of 2020. Pre-order your copies at your local retailer or online through our website—with free shipping in the continental U.S.—here!
Players!
Yet another prize update as we move closer and closer to the Las Vegas Open. Attached is the proof for our Team event and Narrative prize – “Sabacc” inspired card sleeves! Every single player that attends either the Narrative Event or the Team Event will receive a full set of 10 sleeves, enough to cover your command hand with a few spares.
I’ve also included the final final version of the Order tokens. We had to change a few small details so they would show nicely, but overall the samples turned out great, and I am excited to get these produced.
Looking forward to next month!
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Announcing the Vital Assets Battlefield Expansion for Star Wars: Legion
“I choose to live for my people.”
—Riyo Chuchi, Star Wars: The Clone Wars
The battles of the Star Wars galaxy are rarely fought simply to gain new territory. No matter if they fight in the Clone Wars or the Galactic Civil War, the soldiers of these conflicts are called to serve in many types of missions, from tense hostage exchanges to payload deliveries to bombing runs. Soon, you’ll be able to send your troops into even more varied engagements. Fantasy Flight Games is happy to announce the Vital Assets Battlefield Expansion for Star Wars™: Legion!
Wherever the battle rages, this pack adds new options to expand the scope of your Star Wars: Legion games. With sixteen finely sculpted battlefield objective miniatures as well as new battle, hostage, and supply cards, this expansion contains everything you need to enhance your battlefield and add new dimensions to your battles in a galaxy far, far away.
Defining the Battlefield
Your Star Wars: Legion battles rage on planets across the galaxy, and while your mission parameters may be clear, there’s no telling what you’ll find once your boots hit the ground. The sixteen objective miniatures you find in this expansion—including two hostages, six bombs, six crates, and two repulsor pallets—can help you create an immersive and thematic battlefiled. Whether you use these miniatures to replace your objective tokens or to simply add Star Wars flavor to your battles, the story of your battle begins to take shape before you deploy your troops with the selection of the battle cards that will define your battlefield and the conditions you’ll be playing under.
With the battle cards in the Core Set and the Clone Wars Core Set, you could be tasked with rallying an army that finds itself in disarray to intercept somevaluable transmissions. With nine new battle cards that outline additional objectives, deployments, and conditions, the Vital Assets Battlefield Expansion adds even more possibilities to your games, letting you play out a wide variety of new missions.
Among the new options, you’ll embark on a delicateHostage Exchange that tasks you with securing a VIPand transporting them back to your deployment zone. Such exchanges often take place with both sides behind Fortified Positions, of course, and the barricades this condition card calls for can create plenty of cover for your troops to cover a retreating hostage.
Alternatively, the battlefield could also be littered with useful tools from a Supply Drop. This condition card introduces a new deck of sixteen supply cards that your units can draw from throughout the battle. Each of these cards provides your unit with a valuable piece of equipment that can support your operations in the field. With some Bacta Capsules, for example, a non-droid trooper unit can stay operational a little while longer. Similarly, a Field Scanner gives a unit the tactical data they need to take cover at a crucial moment.
Join the Fight
The soldiers of the Star Wars galaxy are trained and ready to fight on any planet under any conditions. Do you have what it takes to adapt to the situation and lead them to victory?
Broaden the possibilities of your Star Wars: Legion games with the Vital Assets Battlefield Expansion (SWL65), available for pre-order from your local retailer or online through our website with free shipping in the continental United States! Look for this expansion to release in the first quarter of 2020.
Announcing Two Clone Wars-Era Paint Sets for Star Wars: Legion
The Clone Wars have come to Star Wars™: Legion, letting you command the forces of the Galactic Republic or the Separatist Alliance in thrilling infantry battles across the Star Wars™ galaxy. With the Clone Wars Core Set and expansions like the Phase I Clone Troopers Unit Expansion and the Droidekas Unit Expansion, you can assemble the Clone Wars-era army you’ve always wanted to lead. Soon, you’ll have the chance to put your personal stamp on your armies with beautiful, thematic colors.
Fantasy Flight Games is happy to announce two new paint sets for Star Wars: Legion:
Whether you’re painting legions of B1 Battle Droids or heroes like Obi-Wan Kenobi, these paint sets contain all the essential colors to depict the troopers and vehicles of the Clone Wars. Each set includes ten paints that help you bring your Clone Wars-era units to life in rich, thematic color, making them the perfect entry point for the beginning miniatures painter.
Show Your True Colors
The units of both the Galactic Republic and the Separatist Alliance are defined by their detailed colors, and these paint sets give you the tools you need to give them a distinct look, whether you want to paint your minis as movie-accurate representations or invent color schemes of your own. The paints and washes in these provide new painters with a comprehensive selection of colors to paint their faction of choice. Experienced painters, meanwhile, can supplement their paint supply with colors carefully selected to match iconic Clone Wars units.
Those looking to deploy the Grand Army of the Republic to the battlefields of Star Wars: Legion will find everything they need in the Republic Paint Set. Ten colors like Kamino Stormclouds and Christophis Crystal give you the tools you need to paint the Republic’s clone troopers and Jedi generals alike. Once you’ve applied the colors, a wash and a gloss varnish help add rich depths of shading and a finishing touch to Republic miniatures.
If you take command of the Separatist Alliance’s forces, however, the Separatist Paint Set gives you a foundation to put your own touches on your army. This set adds ten colors such as Sensor Silver and Separatist Blue to your collection, including two washes for adding rich shading to the troopers and vehicles of the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
Build Your Army
The forces of the Galactic Republic and Separatist Alliance stand on the brink of war. Make these armies your own with these paint sets for Star Wars: Legion! Need tips on painting your Star Wars: Legion miniatures? Check out a tutorial using these paints on our YouTube channel here!
Look for these paint sets at your local retailer in the first quarter of 2020. You can pre-order your copies at your local retailer or online through our website with free shipping in the continental US here
LVO 2020 Poker Chip Order Tokens
Swag time? Swag time.
I assumed we all enjoyed the token sets from last year? Great! Because if you’re playing in the Friday Heat OR the Saturday Heat, guess what you’re getting. A full set of 20 Poker Chip order tokens. Thanks to LTC (https://legiontournamentcircuit.com) for sponsoring the tokens!
Don’t worry Team / Narrative players, we’ve got something exciting for you too! Hopefully I’ll have the proofs to show you soon.
(Entourage and one Bonus token not shown!)
Luke Eddy Reveals Two New Upgrade Cards
Co-Legion developer Luke Eddy showed off two new upgrade cards for the Phase II Clone Troopers and B2 Battle Droids expansions.
Though these cards can basically be seen in their announcement article, it’s still cool to see the full cards.
Baby Yoda Miniature Brings Adorable Character to Star Wars: Legion and Warhammer 40K
Skullforge Studios recently featured on Comicbook.com:
Baby Yoda has been stealing Star Wars fan’s hearts in Disney’s The Mandalorian, and in the process has become the internet’s favorite new meme generator. While we’re still waiting on the deluge of official merchandise and swag for the adorable little guy, one Star Wars fan has made it possible to bring Baby Yoda into your favorite tabletop game of Star Wars: Legion or Warhammer 40K, and yes, the miniature is just as adorable as you would expect. The Baby Yoda mini was created by Skull Forge Studios, and you can get the 3D printed miniature now on ShapeWays (via SpikeyBits).
The 3D printed miniature features Baby Yoda riding in his adorable little hover vehicle, and he can be ordered in Smoothest Fine Detail for $11.50. The miniature is within 1:46 and 1:48, and can’t be printed in any other scales.
Now, the miniature is unofficial, so it does not come from Fantasy Flight Games, Disney, or Games Workshop (for Warhammer), but if you’re looking to add Baby Yoda to your tabletop, this is currently the only way to do it. You can check out the adorable little miniature here.
If you’re unfamiliar with Star Wars: Legion, the game is a tactical miniatures game that has players facing off against each other as the Rebellion or the Empire (in the base set), but there is also another base set that is focused on the Clone Wars era.
Find the full article after the jump: https://comicbook.com/2019/11/30/star-wars-baby-yoda-miniature-legion-40k-tabletop/
Skullforge Studios also recently created a mini for other characters from the show: