Hi everyone, Professor “Doc Velo” Paul here. Young Mr. Miller approached me some time ago asking how he can earn accreditation as a Star Wars Legion Canon. I lied to him and told him he’d come to the right place, and that then told him the truth that I had
Hello all! I’m Davis Tower Kingsley (aka “TowerNumberNine”). Some Legion old-timers may recognize me from my involvement in Star Wars: Legion competitive play — but now I’m coming to the Fifth Trooper blog not for Legion content, but to bring you some coverage of Fantasy Flight Games’s upcoming Star Wars:
As first player, which midline objectives should you attack on turn 1? How should second player respond? This month I search for answers!
This article is a unit guide for the Super Tactical Droid in Star Wars: Legion. Overview We’ll start by looking at the unnamed Super Tactical Droid, then we will explore Kraken and Kalani. Strengths Weaknesses The standard Super Tactical Droid gives us a good overview of how the entire suite
LGT London Grand Tournament (LGT) is back again! Now, if you read last year’s article you will remember the terrain issues we had at the event. In short, we were playing with less than half of what is recommended and left a lot of players who attended with a sour
I have watched this show, this much I am absolutely clear on. Sometimes, if I don’t have to rush in for an early shift, I’ll chat with my wife about something meaningless and light while she’s getting ready for her own day. Something airy and silly, to help clear her
Crucible, a title true to itself, but more on that later. This event stands as a momentous achievement for the Florida Legion scene. It was our FIRST MAJOR Legion con event, which supported a full 64 players over the course of three days. Friday and Saturday both featured a 3
Picture this: You’re playing in your local store/tournament/WOQ and you’re having a debrief with your fellow players about the game you’ve just finished. The conversation gets to you, and you say, “My problem is, I lost before I even rolled my dice, but I didn’t see it at the time.”
As far as I understand it, old timey philosophers would explore topics by presenting two or more characters arguing different sides of a topic. A quick bit of googling seems to tell me I’m not too off track. In fact, it has the fancy name “Socratic Dialogue”. As such, today
