Do you like punching things? If you answered yes, unless you’re a boxer you should probably therapy. But also, Mandalorian Super Commandos might just be your thing. They like to get all up in your opponent’s grill and if they want to move away the commandos will just keep punishing
The 501st clones hit like wet noodles, but if you’re rocking a Galactic Republic synergy list with General Anakin Skywalker or Darth Vader, Jedi Hunter then they’re going to be your best bet. They have some decent abilities, just don’t expect their attacks to do much for you. 501st Clone
I first started playing proxy games with General Obi-Wan Kenobi and his crew, I assumed that Obi would be a 7SP character because 212th didn’t seem much better than the 501st. Since then, the 212th have grown on me quite a bit. They aren’t very durable, but they can contribute
When I first tried Jango, I was expecting him to be a little murder machine that helped me refresh force. He can be, but as time goes on I appreciate him more and more as an objective unit, especially for Separatist lists. Jango Fett, Bounty Hunter is available in the
Updated: Jun 4 I don’t have the skills to freehand awesome designs on terrain, or even to make a stencil. I’ve come to accept this fact, but I still love the look of a nice crisp aurebesh letter on a wall. And sometimes I want to add some Star Warsy graffiti
Updated: Jun 12 Squad built in Tabletop Admiral I thought about starting with something people are more likely to play off the bat, like all clones or all mandos. But where’s the fun in that? Let’s get Strike Team Thoughts off to a spicy start with this mixed-affiliation list. Head-canon wise
When most people start playing Shatterpoint, the first three lists that will probably come to mind are: All Clones, All Mandos, All Separatists. They are thematic, synergistic, and you can build all three with the starter box plus Hello There! and Twice the Pride. I won’t do a full in-depth
In my last article I introduced the concept of swing. For those who didn’t read it, stop and do that right away. As a quick refresher for everyone else, swing is a way of quantifying a unit’s ability to flip objectives. If you spend an activation adding three allied bodies
We all love throwing fistfuls of dice and putting big damage on units. However, you win games of Shatterpoint by scoring objectives, not killing. Of course wounds on enemies is a big part of the objective game, but not everything. I’ve already taken a look at the value of various
