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  1. Seth
    Hello, Refer to the "Defeating Upgrade Card Miniatures & Discarding Upgrade Cards" box on page 17 of the core rulebook; the relevant text of which is quoted below: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- No Dark Trooper miniature will be defeated if an opposing Ewok unit uses the Insatiable Curiosity upgrade card to discard one of its upgrade cards. The Dark Trooper unit will no longer use or benefit from any rules on the discarded card, such as the weapon it may have granted. Hope this helps, Seth
  2. Seth
    Hello! Apply Dodge and Apply Cover are each sub-steps under Apply Dodge & Cover in the attack timing. Spending a dodge token to cancel a hit does not occur during the Apply Cover sub-step. Low Profile only applies if a unit has cover and uses it to block one or more hits during the Apply Cover sub-step. As such, an Ewok unit will not benefit from Low Profile when defending against an attack containing weapons with the Blast keyword. Refer to page 30 of the core rulebook for the full breakdown of these steps. That is correct. Hope this helps, Seth
  3. Seth
    Hello! Yes. It has the Arm 1 keyword, and can place one of the specified charge tokens as an action. A unit may use the Detonate X keyword to detonate X tokens after any move, attack, or action performed by a unit controlled by either player, anywhere. Sure, for a typical turn, this will present the BX-Series Droid Commandos two opportunities to use Detonate X - in your example, after a move and after an attack action. Yes, you may use the Detonate X keyword after an Arm X action. The charge tokens will remain on the table. Note that you do not track which units placed which charge tokens; any Dioxis Mine charge token is eligible to be detonated by any other friendly unit with the Detonate 1: Dioxis Mine keyword. Hope this helps, Seth
  4. Seth
    Hello, Yes, the Comms Relay upgrade card may be used when a unit is issued an order (such as with the Direct keyword) to give an order to a unit as instructed by the card instead. Hope this helps, Seth
  5. Seth
    Hello! Range 1 should be measured a Rebel or Ewok commander unit who issued orders. Hope this helps, Seth
  6. Seth
    Hello, A unit may spend a standby token when an enemy unit performs a move, attack, or action in range and in LOS. As a unit transported by a vehicle with the Transport: Closed keyword cannot draw LOS from itself nor have LOS drawn to it, it will have no opportunity to spend a standby token. Hope this helps, Seth
  7. Seth
    Hello! Yes. Clone Commander Cody's command card does not specify he must perform a ranged attack. In this instance, as Clone Commander Cody is eligible to make an attack against the enemy unit, he may do so. No, as an engaged unit is not an eligible target for a ranged attack. Hope this helps, Seth
  8. Seth
    Hello, Although a place effect such as Vader's Might is not a move, the objective token should still be placed in base contact with the unit leader by the the unit's controlling player as specified, and not left in place! Hope this helps, Seth
  9. Seth
    Hello! Yes, if you include a Field Commander in your list, you may choose to ignore the minimum commander requirement of the Shadow Collective battle force. Yes, as these are non-commander and non-operative specific command cards. And Ploy, for that matter, as nominating an operative is an option per the card text but not a requirement! Good luck! Hope this helps, Seth
  10. Seth
    Hello there! They will not have an opportunity to spend their standby token. A standby token is spent after an enemy unit performs an attack, move, or action in range and LOS; if they are not in range after the move, the specifications are not met for a standby token to be spent. See above. As a standby token provides a free move action, yes abilities such as Relentless may be used by the unit spending the standby token. Yes, a unit that spends its standby token to perform a free attack action is not obligated to attack the unit which "triggered" the standby token. Hope this helps, Seth
  11. Seth
    Hello there, When a displacement occurs, the opponent of the player moving the displacing unit will place all the displaced unit leaders back on the battlefield, and continue the steps as specified. This will be made more clear in a future update. Hope this helps, Seth
  12. Seth
    Hello, Two copies of the Strict Orders upgrade card will not "stack" to allow a unit to remove two suppression with a face-up order token. Hope this helps, Seth
  13. Seth
    Hello, You will place the objective token as near as possible to base contact with the unit leader. Hope this helps, Seth
  14. Seth
    Hello, A unit selected for the Hostage Exchange card is placed during the resolution of the Objective Card during setup. It is not deployed, and will not be able to use the Scout keyword. Displacement is not an enemy effect. Yes, a Dewback may displace a unit with an hostage objective token; at any time! Hope this helps, Seth
  15. Seth
    Hello, You are correct. The Stationary keyword prevents the unit from performing any moves besides pivots. This includes abilities that provide moves, such as Force Push. Hope this helps, Seth
  16. Seth
    Hi, Zargo, Yes, Jyn Erso may make a free attack action with the Charge keyword, as the Rebellious command card grants her a free move action. No, it will not prevent her from making an attack during her activation. A may only perform each (non-move) action once during its activation. Actions occurring outside of its activation do not count towards the number or type of actions they make during their activation. Hope this helps, Seth
  17. Seth
    Hello, As stated in the Apply Dodge and Cover section, the defending player may be spend dodge tokens to cancel one <hit> result and remove its die from the pool. You may not spend dodges to remove blanks or <critical> results, without a keyword allowing the unit to do so (such as Outmaneuver allowing dodge tokens to remove <critical> results). Hope this helps, Seth
  18. Seth
    Hello, If the Take That, Clankers! command card is used to increase the range of a grenade upgrade card, it is now a range 1-2 weapon and not a range 1 weapon. In your example, you may use the grenades to attack a T-47 Airspeeder, now bypassing its Immune: Range 1 keyword. Hope this helps, Seth
  19. Seth
    Hello, A small-based trooper does not "move along" its movement template as notched base minis do. It is placed anywhere centered along the template. If the movement tool fits between the two vehicles, the trooper may move through that gap. Hope this helps, Seth
  20. Seth
    Hello, If a unit is moved as a result of the Force Push unit card (or any movement), that unit's controlling player will place the objective token in base contact with the unit leader. This will not be the opposing player (the one using the Force Push!), but the player who included the unit in their army. Hope this helps, Seth
  21. Seth
    Hi, Pinto, Precise 1 is a unit keyword. It is phrased as such on the Super Commando Marksman card because you (the unit) gain Precise 1 while it has a Super Commando Marksman mini. You do not need to have the Super Commando Marksman's weapon attack dice in an attack pool to apply Precise 1 to that attack. Lethal 1 is a weapon keyword. It applies to an attack pool only while the Super Commando Gunslinger weapon's attack dice are allocated that attack. ---------------------------------------------------------- In other words: This is correct. You gain Precise 1 so long as the Super Commando Marksman mini is in the unit. It is not, as Precise 1 is not a weapon keyword. Hope this helps, Seth
  22. Seth
    Hello, Yes, Din Djarin may use the Arsenal 2 keyword during both of his attacks on the turn the I Like Those Odds command card in play. You are correct; as stated on the card, the second attack's target(s) must be different than the first. Hope this helps, Seth
  23. Seth
    Hello, The Veteran Clone Pilot upgrade card may be exhausted "While you or a friendly clone trooper unit [...] attacks or defends." This may be at any point in the attack or defense sequence - whenever you need the tokens! - and does not need to be when the attack is declared. Hope this helps, Seth
  24. Seth
    Hello, A unit can only perform one attack action per turn. If Yoda targets the same unit with Guidance twice, they will only be allowed one free attack action from Relentless, not two. Hope this helps, Seth
  25. Seth
    Hello, Yes. There is no requirement that a unit using Guardian not be engaged in melee. Hope this helps, Seth
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