We all know his ability is you may reroll your dice if youdo you must reroll as many as possible. So my question is if I had a target lock, and why I would with Han I dunno, but if I did and I used his ability would I be forced to reroll twice? Or am I just reading his pilot ability way too literal?

We all know his ability is you may reroll your dice if youdo you must reroll as many as possible. So my question is if I had a target lock, and why I would with Han I dunno, but if I did and I used his ability would I be forced to reroll twice? Or am I just reading his pilot ability way too literal?

You cannot re roll a re roll, in the FAQ it states you must say how many dice you wish to re roll before you do. So either you use your lock and roll some, or use han and roll all.

Once a die has been rerolled it can't be rerolled again. So for whatever reason a die has been rerolled before Han's ability is used, you reroll all the dice that have not already been rerolled.

Woah I must have skipped over that, thanks thats a must to know!

The other thing is that Han's ability works on every attack he makes, unlike a Target Lock which is "spent" to give the reroll. This means Han is free to spend his actions elsewhere rather than having to use them to boost his attacks. It also means that if you have Gunner or Luke, you can use Han's ability twice in a turn to make it even more likely you can punch damage through.

The other thing is that Han's ability works on every attack he makes, unlike a Target Lock which is "spent" to give the reroll. This means Han is free to spend his actions elsewhere rather than having to use them to boost his attacks. It also means that if you have Gunner or Luke, you can use Han's ability twice in a turn to make it even more likely you can punch damage through.

I have seen the Han with the EPT Predator many times. If you only need to reroll one dice...Predator (or two on low PS). Otherwise use Han's ability if the entire attack should be rerolled.

The other thing is that Han's ability works on every attack he makes, unlike a Target Lock which is "spent" to give the reroll. This means Han is free to spend his actions elsewhere rather than having to use them to boost his attacks. It also means that if you have Gunner or Luke, you can use Han's ability twice in a turn to make it even more likely you can punch damage through.

I have seen the Han with the EPT Predator many times. If you only need to reroll one dice...Predator (or two on low PS). Otherwise use Han's ability if the entire attack should be rerolled.

The Predator + Gunner/Luke combo is interesting. If you roll one hit, you actually want to reroll the hit. If you reroll and it remains a hit, use Han's ability to reroll the rest of the dice (since the Preadatored die is now immune). If you roll a miss, Gunner triggers.

Basically, Han cheats to give himself a win-win.

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

since the actual answer was already given, here's a stupid answer:

https://youtu.be/dQwCMdq00ng?t=7

The fun part is when you have Fat Han build with Gunner.

For example, you roll hit/blank/blank. Then you use the target lock and reroll 2 dice. But unfortunately you roll blank/eyeball. So you can still trigger Hans ability to reroll that one dice you rolled a hit before. If you roll a non-hit result, you can trigger gunner and start your second attack

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

Some of us are old enough to remember when Fat Han was the darkest of timelines.

The most important thing to know about Han is that he's dead.

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

Some of us are old enough to remember when Fat Han was the darkest of timelines.

According to this thread some people on the forums are old enough to have been Han's drinking buddy

Cheers

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The most important thing to know about Han is that he's dead.

Woah, spoiler alert dude!

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

Some of us are old enough to remember when Fat Han was the darkest of timelines.

Wave 2. Before the dark times. Before the Phantom.

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

Some of us are old enough to remember when Fat Han was the darkest of timelines.

Wave 2. Before the dark times. Before the Phantom.

Wave 4, actually. Fat Han was the Phantom counter. Before Wave 4, the only good Imperial list was the TIE Swarm (which Predator was created to counter). Against this, Rebels were able to run 3 Amigos and Biggs Walks the Dogs.

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

Some of us are old enough to remember when Fat Han was the darkest of timelines.

Fat Han led to TLT, TLT led to Ordnance, Ordnance led to anger.... Good, I can feel your anger. I am defenceless, I have no tokens. Take your dice! Strike me down with all of your hatred and your journey towards the dark side will be complete!

Thought I would have to answer "Han Shot First" to your question.....

Move along.

This combo used to be very useful for burning through the token defenses of things Soontir. In these dark times of Autothrusters and Palpatine, "Fat Han" is no longer top tier but is still fine for fun games.

Some of us are old enough to remember when Fat Han was the darkest of timelines.

Oh those days of heady wonder when the world was new!

The most important thing to know about Han is that he's dead.

Woah, spoiler alert dude!

Spoilers have no power hero Gandalf the...

...hmm, wrong franchise.

What were we talking about?

Has ability can't be used if say you already re-rolled one dice because you can't re-roll any dice more than once and he states all dice. Makes the mind hurt just thinking about it.

Also a thing to look out for, if a dice is changed by sensor jammer, that di can't be rerolled by Han due to the clause.