Minza schrieb:Auch zum Darstellen von RPG Kämpfen sind sie seeehr tauglich
Mach ich mit meiner Gruppe ständig so
Dark Trooper Phase I
After the destruction of the original Death Star, Imperial General Rom Mohc received permission to pursue his Dark Trooper Project. Dark Troopers were droids designed and built as "super stormtroopers." The secret project was developed aboard a manufacturing ship called the Arc Hammer. Ultimately, Rebel operative and future Jedi Kyle Katarn discovered and destroyed the Dark Trooper Project before it saw widespread deployment.
The project proceeded in three phases, each producing a different droid. The first and most basic unit was the Dark Trooper Phase I. Skeletal in appearance; it was armed with a long blade and an arm-mounted blast shield. While it lacked any ranged weaponry, it was tenacious in close combat. However, its programming was primitive. Later Phase II and III units received significant advancements in weaponry, programming, and technology.
In the Star Wars Miniatures Game, the Dark Trooper Phase I is one of the few droids within the Imperial faction. It has a high attack value for its cost, but its other attributes are similar to many Imperial characters in this point range. The Troopers are best deployed against low- and mid-level characters to maximize the effects of their excellent Attack and Damage scores. They just don't have enough hit points to last against upper-echelon characters.
Aggressive advancement is key. The Phase I can survive a few low-damage hits, but you'll want to minimize its exposure while closing to attack. Fielding the Troopers in groups should cut through lesser characters quickly and give stronger enemies plenty to worry about.
Star Wars Miniatures Stat Card Preview
Faction: Imperial
Cost: 12
Hit Points: 30
Defense: 16
Attack: +10
Damage: 20
Special Abilities: Droid, Melee Attack
Sith Trooper Commander
Although the term "Sith" is most often associated with powerful dark side Force-users, the Sith Empire included many characters with more mundane abilities. Sith troopers and Sith officers are the vanguard of any planetary invasion or boarding action, and the distinctive armor of the Sith Empire strikes fear into the hearts of the populace of countless worlds.
Advancing in the Sith Empire requires a sharp wit, keen perception, and an absolutely ruthless, cutthroat attitude. Anyone who has managed to advance to the officer rank has spotted and taken advantage of opportunities. But just as important, he's sabotaged his competition and manipulated his underlings to keep them dependent (and thus unable to find a way to eliminate him and take his place). Bribery, blackmail, fabricated evidence, and even assassination are common tools used by any Sith officer over the course of his career.
In the Star Wars Miniatures Game, the Sith Trooper Commander is a decent stand-alone character with a respectable punch and a good number of hit points -- some of the best among all the non-Unique commanders in the game. However, that kind of combat ability doesn't come cheap, so his point cost is also among the highest of that group despite having no special abilities.
The Sith Trooper Commander really has a chance to shine when in the same squad as Sith Troopers because his commander effect grants all of them the Deadeye special ability. Unlike most commander effects, it isn't limited by range, so you can spread your Sith Troopers across the battle map even while keeping your Sith Trooper Commander safely out of harm's way.
Star Wars Miniatures Stat Card Preview
Faction: Sith
Cost: 19
Hit Points: 50
Defense: 14
Attack: +9
Damage: 20
Special Abilities: Commander Effect: Allied characters named Sith Trooper gain Deadeye. (On this character’s turn, if it doesn’t move, it gets +10 Damage.)
Kayin501 schrieb:
Macht beides auf seine Weise Spaß, das eine kann das andere aber einfach nicht ersetzen... so sehe ich das jedenfalls ^^
Die Hand des Imps schrieb:
Republic Commando - Boss
Figure: Republic Commando - Boss
Faction: Republic
Cost: 19
Hit Points: 30
Defense: 17
Attack: +9
Damage: 20
Set #: 33/60
Rarity: Uncommon
Special Abilities:
Order 66
Mobile Attack - Can attack before and after moving.
Stealth - If this character has cover, he does not count as the nearest enemy for an attacker farther than 6 squares when choosing targets.
Commander Effect:
At the end of this character's turn, 1 follower who's name contains Republic Commando can make an immediate attack.
Star Wars Miniatures: Republic Commando - Boss Strategy Tips
This guy is the leader of the clone troopers from the Star Wars: Republic Commando video game and he brought his whole squad to the Star Wars Miniatures game! With Mobile Attack and Stealth to make up for his low Hit Points, he can run around, blasting enemies, while Sev takes extra Deadeye shots for hefty damage.
Jedi Consular
Figure: Jedi Consular
Faction: Old Republic
Cost: 16
Hit Points: 60
Defense: 18
Attack: +9
Damage: 20
Set #: 2/60
Rarity: Uncommon
Special Abilities:
Melee Attack - Can attack only adjacent figures.
Force Powers:
Force 3.
Force Alter - Force 1: range 6; any 1 enemy rerolls its last attack.
Force Stun - Force 1, usable only on this character's turn: range 6; target living enemy is considered activated this round; save 11.
Star Wars Miniatures: Jedi Consular Strategy Tips
This fig represents one of the three kind of Jedi you could play in the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I & II video games. The Jedi Consular isn't as smashy-smashy as the Jedi Guardian, or as skilled as the Jedi Sentinel, but he's the master of the Force! For 16 points you get a Jedi that can protect your big characters from deadly attacks, stun your opponent's powerful warriors and kick some butt at the same time!
Minza schrieb:Aaaah... Old Republic Truppen. Genau das, was ich heute sehen wollte ^^
Wenn der Jedi Consular eher auf Machtanwendung im Sinne von Alter und Stun geht, dürften die beiden anderen etwas rabiater ausfallen
Ich bin gespannt!
Minza schrieb:
also ein bisschen aufregung darf schon sein ^^ zumal wir dann endlich n ordentliches Bild vond er Figur bekommen. Und die Wizards-Previews kommen ja auch noch.... vielleicht ist da ja mal was gänzlich neues dabei.... und dann dürfte die komplette Liste und Gallerie auch nicht mehr lange auf sich warten lassen 
) und bin zu dem Schluss gekommen, nachdem alle "Schatten" von Figuren abgedeckt wurden), dass ALLE Kidzworld Previews durch sind mit der nächsten Woche (Qui-Gon und Maul), sprich, wir bekommen noch 1x Wizards- Previews am Donnerstag, dann am Montag noch einmal von kidzworld.com (Qui-Gon und Maul) und nächste Woche Donnerstag haben wir die komplette Set-Liste mit Bilder-Gallery.... 
