On 4/25/2019 at 5:08 AM, Simpleaswar said:

Thanks 😊

@CaptainRocket Most FFG games are highly biaised toward competitive play, yet I think there is room for other styles of play and I think that Star Wars Legion is exceptionally well suited for narrative play (let’s be honest who doesn’t make laser sounds when shooting with stoormtroopers? 😅 ) We are even considering to organize a Star Wars Legion - Medal of Colors event in the upcoming months.

Matt

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I love competitive play, but since being the best requires more time and practice than I will put in, I'm never gonna get try hard. I'd much rather have fun in a casual game, play interesting immersive stories, and just avoid any theme breaking play or list building~

I agree. The points values should make it fairly easy to create balanced scenarios for players to fight through (think of the CR system in D&D).

This would lend itself very well to fun, thematic, narrative games.

Hello,

Little update with a few pictures of our latest battle on the Tatooine table.

We played the Moisture vaporator sabotage mission. The rebels commanded by my friend David won the mission thanks to an heroic charge by his Wookies unit. Since I had just finished painting my AT-ST, it was my first time commanding it and, unsurprisingly, I did a few tactical error. Still, I'm really happy because these errors where due to the rock formations in the middle of the board and the rebels being very well hidden behind them 😂 . I had a hard time finding line of sight and finished to close to an angry wookie unit. It was a great example of how terrain can impact a game.

Hope you like the pics 😊

Have a nice day,

Matt