Nouvelle FAQ 4.0

(v3.1) Desperation 0730
Should have the line: “Play only on your turn.” at the
beginning of the text box.
(v4.0) Boba Fett 0789
Should read: “Pilot (2). (Reaction: After this card enters
play as a pilot, ...”
(v3.2) Unfinished Business 0797
Should read: “Action: Put a unit...”
(v4.0) Well Paid 0828
Add: “Play only during your deployment phase.” on the
line after the Limited keyword.

Restrited List
The following groups are objective set combinations that
are restricted for tournament play. A player may select
1 objective set from each group for any given deck.
Objective sets within the same group cannot be in the
same deck.
A player may run as many copies of his or her chosen
restricted objective set(s) in a deck as the regular game
rules allow.
Each entry on the restricted list refers to an entire
objective set, identified by the title of the objective card
and the objective set number.
Light Side
Restricted Group 1
• The False Report (99)
• Against All Odds (103)
Restricted Group 2
• May the Force Be With You (112)
• The Master’s Domain (128)

FAQ
If Grand Moff Tarkin (0872) blanks the text box of my
Derek “Hobbie” Klivian (0699) who is piloting one of my
Vehicles (or any other attached enhancement), what
happens?
According to (2.19) Enhancements and Attachment
Restrictions (pg. 5), if an attached enhancement
loses its text that gives it its attachment condition, that
enhancement is discarded. For Pilot cards, the pilot (X)
keyword contains the attachment condition for the
card, so if that is blanked by Tarkin’s ability, the Pilot
card is no longer legally attached to the Vehicle unit,
and is discarded.
If I place Arden Lyn (0830) in my edge stack from
my hand, does she enter play by her Reaction when I
discard my edge stack?
No. Once you place Arden Lyn into your edge stack,
she is no longer in your hand. At the conclusion of the
edge battle, she is being discarded from your edge
stack, not your hand. Therefore, you cannot trigger her
Reaction.

Additional Rules
Card Type: Mission
Missions are a special type of objective that begin the
game in a player’s command deck rather than in his
objective deck. During the deployment phase, a player
may pay the cost of a mission and deploy it in his
opponent’s play area, under his opponent’s control. Each
player may have only one mission in his play area at a
time. While a player already has a mission in his play
area, another mission cannot enter his play area for any
reason.
While in play or in a player’s victory pile, for the
purposes of game and card effects, missions are
considered to be objectives. As such, a player may
engage a mission in his opponent’s play area in the
same manner that he would engage any other objective
that opponent controls. When a mission is destroyed,
it is placed in its owner’s victory pile and functions as
a destroyed objective for all game purposes. When a
mission enters a player’s victory pile, that player is said
to have completed the mission and has the option to
initiate any Reaction on that mission that triggers on
being completed.

During the Refresh Phase, missions do not count
towards a player’s three objectives for the purposes of
determining if that player reveals a new objective.
If a mission leaves play for any reason other than
being destroyed, it is placed in its owner’s discard pile.
Missions cannot enter a player’s objective deck.
A mission in an out of play area that is not a victory pile
functions as a command card until it enters play.

Terminology: Faction
A player’s “faction” is denoted by his affiliation card.
This enables other cards in the game to be identified as
being “in‑faction” or “out‑of‑faction.”
An in‑faction card is any card that shares an affiliation
with its controller’s affiliation card. An out‑of‑faction
card is any card that does not share an affiliation with
its controller’s affiliation card. Note that a mission card
under an opponent’s control is, by default, out‑of‑faction.
Example: Kris is using a Jedi affiliation card, which
indicates that his faction is Jedi. Tom plays the card
Filthy Accusations (0927), which places a focus
token on a target out‑of‑faction unit controlled by the
opponent. This card can target any Rebel Alliance,
Smugglers and Spies, or neutral unit that Kris
controls; it cannot target Kris’s Jedi units, because
those are in‑faction.

Caal a écrit:Welcome back, May the Force/False Report

Budmilka a écrit: - de 9 à 32 joueurs on ne ferait que 4 rondes. Je ne vois pas l'intérêt, et perso j'ai pas envie de l'appliquer pour le Store prochain.

Kalisha Stark a écrit:Ce que je trouve dur c'est les top. Top 8 pour 33-64 personnes ? Quand on voit le niveau qu'il y avait déjà sur la sélection d'un top 16 au championnat de France o_o je trouve ça un peu dommage, mais j'imagines que ce sera aux organisateurs de voir =o

Après je vois aussi qu'au final on fait plus ou moins de rondes en fonction des contraintes temporelles et de l'envie des joueurs de jouer le plus possible, plus que réellement en fonction du nombre de personnes, non ?

Kalisha Stark a écrit:Après je vois aussi qu'au final on fait plus ou moins de rondes en fonction des contraintes temporelles et de l'envie des joueurs de jouer le plus possible, plus que réellement en fonction du nombre de personnes, non ?

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Caal a écrit:Welcome back, May the Force/False Report

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