how do they work together?

TC allows a Huge Ship to pass a (i.e just one) TL to a friendly - WE allows you to take 2 TLs as long as each TL is on a different enemy ship.

Timing-wise TC has the Energy header, so it activates during the Energy stage, before the Perform Action step - so you need to have a TL left over from a previous round.

TC allows a Huge Ship to pass a (i.e just one) TL to a friendly - WE allows you to take 2 TLs as long as each TL is on a different enemy ship.

Timing-wise TC has the Energy header, so it activates during the Energy stage, before the Perform Action step - so you need to have a TL left over from a previous round.

Targeting Coordinator text:

Limited.

Energy: You may spend 1 energy to choose 1 friendly ship at Range 1-2. Acquire a target lock, then assign the blue target lock token to the chosen ship.

It seems likely that what will happen is this:

• Spend 1 Energy to trigger Targeting Coordinator
• Choose a friendly ship at Range 1-2.
• Acquire a target lock on enemy ship A
  • Weapons Engineer Triggers
  • Acquire a second target lock, on enemy ship B
• Pass the blue target lock token for enemy ship A to the previously selected friendly ship.
• End state: huge ship has one target lock on enemy ship B, friendly ship has one target lock on enemy ship A.

TC allows a Huge Ship to pass a (i.e just one) TL to a friendly - WE allows you to take 2 TLs as long as each TL is on a different enemy ship.

Timing-wise TC has the Energy header, so it activates during the Energy stage, before the Perform Action step - so you need to have a TL left over from a previous round.

Targeting Coordinator has you acquire a target lock as part of its use; you don't need to have one hanging around from before.

Targeting Coordinator text:

Limited.

Energy: You may spend 1 energy to choose 1 friendly ship at Range 1-2. Acquire a target lock, then assign the blue target lock token to the chosen ship.

Derp! You are correct sir