Hi guys wanna ask

Is it legal to use x wing stuff of other language (namely pilot card & upgrades),

in an official FFG tourney?

Like how it is allow for mtg card game

Thx

I suspect it is legal to use official cards in other languages (this game is printed in other languages!) but if a rules question/dispute arises you will use the English cards to settle them.

The Tournament Rules list allowed products, with no exclusion based on language. If you have an FFG-printed TIE Fighter pack, that should be legal regardless.

I disagree with Steven about the English cards being what should be used to settle disputes. Ideally the language should be irrelevant, but if there are discrepancies they should be resolved based on the predominant language for the area where the event is being held. The reason for this, IMHO, is that there is no actual ruling citing precedent of one language over another. Lacking that, preference in language-based disputes should be granted to the one most players are accustomed to dealing with.

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

Usually, FFG does a pretty god job on localizations...

But under the suspicion that a given question is not clear because of the translation, I'd recommed to check in the original english FAQs and Rules, just to avoid complications.

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

Latin;)

De legibus, in lingua latina loquendum est:P

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

Latin;)

De legibus, in lingua latina loquendum est:P

I figured we would use Old Norse. You know, something with no written language.

Do we get to use Icelandic Thorns?

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All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

Latin;)

De legibus, in lingua latina loquendum est:P

I figured we would use Old Norse. You know, something with no written language.

Old norse had a written language, both runes and Latin alphabet;)

Do we get to use Icelandic Thorns?

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Ja

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

I'd prefer that all disputes be settled with a light saber battle.

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

I'd prefer that all disputes be settled with a light saber battle.

No, they shall be settled the Klingon way. Both parties watch the Star Wars Holiday special. The first person to show pain loses.

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

Latin;)

De legibus, in lingua latina loquendum est:P

I figured we would use Old Norse. You know, something with no written language.

I'm pretty sure you're thinking of French.

Both parties watch the Star Wars Holiday special. The first person to show pain loses.

I'd do bad at that... I winced just at the thought.

No, they shall be settled the Klingon way. Both parties watch the Star Wars Holiday special. The first person to show pain loses.

Today IS a good day to cry!

No, they shall be settled the Klingon way. Both parties watch the Star Wars Holiday special. The first person to show pain loses.

Today IS a good day to cry!

Note that this is a very efficient use of time to resolve disputes, as it tends to be settled in seconds.

Whip stir whip whip stir stir whip stir...

All rules disputes will be settled in Esperanto.

Nice.

Klingon-cards:P

There is actually a rule about team-play. Players are allowed to talk tactics but must de audiable...but in what language?

Klingon-cards:P

There is actually a rule about team-play. Players are allowed to talk tactics but must de audiable...but in what language?

Jawanese!

Klingon-cards:P

There is actually a rule about team-play. Players are allowed to talk tactics but must de audiable...but in what language?

Ewok.

So good the Axis Powers couldn't even understand it without it being coded.