It’s that time again – time to talk about a new mission! Admittedly, missions have felt a bit stagnant since last year’s release of First Contact fell a bit flat. I have high hopes for Strategic Positions, though. Not only does it bring interesting, fresh mechanics, but I think it’s
We’re about one month removed from the May 2026 unit update, which obviously means it’s time to do some way-too-early meta analysis. For context, when I did a similar article last year it was two months after the update and Cassian was still “significantly underplayed” in my estimation, even accounting
It’s May, and that means it’s update time for Shatterpoint once again! As expected, this year is a smaller update than last, but it should still be impactful. Similar to my 2025 recap, I will not be going through all of the changes in detail (you can view the updated
INTRODUCTION Here we are in May (happy Star Wars Day to all) with a new set of rules and some points adjustments. This period is interesting because we will get the new Mandalorian units and battleforces/armies in just a month or so, and with it another rules update. As I
So, Troopers, we have reached the end. The end of the first set of articles covering stats in Legion. With the upcoming balance on rules changes this month, we will transition to a new period of reporting. With worlds happening this month, the number of championship events were low as
In case you didn’t know, I’m a big spreadsheet nerd. Shocking, right? Before you judge too much, don’t forget that it led to the creation of the Shatterpoint dice simulator. Stats and data can be deceiving, but with the right context and a big grain of salt, we can still
Time flies when you’re having fun! It wasn’t that long ago I was recapping the first Shatterpoint World Championship. Now we’ve doubled that with the second coming to an end March 29 in Milwaukee. Similar to last year, this will be the first of two worlds-related articles. The other will
As Adepticon 2026 came to a close and Star Wars: Legion officially enters the next stage of its lifecycle, I find myself looking back. Not at the tournament itself, of course, where after an entire season spent playfully “boasting” about my win streak and my sick Longshanks rating, I managed
Hello there troopers. Let’s take the spring numbers and March through the current stats for Star Wars Legion and look at some recent event results. For new readers, here is a brief explanation of how the graphs are compiled. The data is collected from Longshanks after filtering for rated, singles
