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Just bought the x-wing starter box times 2. Two each on the expansion x-wing, y-wing, tie fighters.tie advanced.
What would be a balance to teach people to play
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To teach, you really only need the contents of the core. Just balance the points, or even give the Rebel side a bit of an advantage until they get the hang of it, then you can move on to more complex games.
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Start with the starter rules, then move to the normal ones. That worked for everyone I started with.
Deck Officer: "Gunners! Fire at will!"
Laser turrets tracking targets, fires at targets.
Deck Officer: "What do you mean you rolled "blanks"?!?!?!"
Gunner: "I don't know what happened sir!!! The targets, where'd they go?"
Just bought the x-wing starter box times 2. Two each on the expansion x-wing, y-wing, tie fighters.tie advanced.
What would be a balance to teach people to play
:>8o8<: Xwing
O=O=O Ywing
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{=O=} TIE adv
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My teaching set up from when I first started was Tempest Squadron TIE Advanced with 2 Academy TIE Fighters vs Rookie X-Wing and Gold Squadron Y-Wing with Ion Cannon. They come out at only 45 points for Imps and 44 for Rebs while using all 4 wave 1 ship types. In addition to no pilot skills, crits are counted as regular hits and all maneuvers are considered white.
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