So if you are in the elimination rounds and happen to draw (han kills han is the easiest scenario)

Who would advance?

I would assume overall MOV would determine the winner

Thoughts?

Initiative

So if Fel's Wrath and Natasha Pup get a draw the pup counts for 1 point in MOV right? Would the draw be affected by MOV at all say 101 points against 100 points?

Maybe this should be a different thread.

So if Fel's Wrath and Natasha Pup get a draw the pup counts for 1 point in MOV right? Would the draw be affected by MOV at all say 101 points against 100 points?

Maybe this should be a different thread.

No.

If they get a draw then both ships are dead, so

"If the only ship remaining in a match is the Nashtah Pup Pilot, the player who controls that ship wins. If this scenario arises during a tournament match, the Nashtah Pup Pilot is treated as though it is worth 1 point. "

doesn't apply

Initiative

This was changed, it explicitly states that if there is a draw the person with initiative no longer wins.

Initiative

This was changed, it explicitly states that if there is a draw the person with initiative no longer wins.

The version of the new Tournament rules I am reading says that the player with initiative wins. Page 4, bottom left just above the header "Squad Building."

So if you are in the elimination rounds and happen to draw (han kills han is the easiest scenario)

Who would advance?

I would assume overall MOV would determine the winner

Thoughts?

Two things.

One: It's the new core set rulebook that says you always play to the end of the last turn now (except if someone concedes -- that might be tournament-only). It's not a special ruling or a tournament-only change.

Two: There were already rules for handling draws in tournaments. It's just that they'll happen a tiny bit more often now.

In the Swiss rounds, it's an actual draw, worth 1 match point and a MoV of 100.

In the finals, a draw is a win for the player with Initiative (which is how the basic game works too).

EDIT: The basic game does not treat draws as a win for the player with Initiative. That was only in the old rulebook. Sorry for the confusion.