Editing Star Wars: Legion/Tactics/Clones (section)

==Why Play The Grand Army of the Republic==
You like storm troopers but also hate painting white. Being able to customize your troopers based on your favourite colors is a nice bonus. 

===Pros===
* Jedi

*You get to play the "Space Marines" of Star Wars Legion

*If Obi-Wan is in your army, which is very likely, you get to say "Hello There."

*Your units hit hard and are mostly rocking red dice for saves.

*You have access to lots of tokens. Dodge, Surge, and Aim tokens will be able to push your units above what they are capable of on their own. 

*Token Sharing. A unique ability that makes Clones behave more like a massive single unit, as opposed to several separate troopers going about their business. Single Clones left alive from a unit can become token factories for the rest of your army. Standby tokens cannot be shared. 

*Wombo-Combo potential is strong with this army. Obi-wan and Rex together can be a mean combo.

===Cons===
*You get to play the ''"Space Marines"'' of Star Wars Legion.

*Most of your cool stuff is probably too big for this game(I mean have you seen a Star Wars Armada Super Star destroyer? Fantasy Flight is not adverse to big models, but even so, don't hold your breath waiting for an [[All_Terrain_Soup|AT-TE]] and there is precious little between TX-130 and said [[Banesword]] on legs).

*You're playing the elite army. Very expensive. You will usually be out-activated if you're not careful.

*There is a dependence on Surge Tokens to get the best out of your units. 

*Your army is very susceptible to bad dice. Every casualty hurts, and a string of back luck can result in a cascade effect amongst your army.  

*Painting white armor can be difficult. There are tutorials online how to do it well, just be prepared to lose a few clones to practice runs. Sorastro, on YouTube, makes some really great ones: https://www.youtube.com/user/Sorastro