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	''Commanding Presence'' (5 pts.) - When issuing orders, you can issue orders at range 1-4. It's okay on Kraken because he tends to run up into melee away from his army. It's nearly a "Must-Take" on the generic ST or Kalani because it makes their Range 2 Direct become Range 4. Congratulations! Your support commander can now start his B1 chain for FREE while camping back, out of sight, giving tokens to his snipers or tank or whatever.		''Commanding Presence'' (5 pts.) - When issuing orders, you can issue orders at range 1-4. It's okay on Kraken because he tends to run up into melee away from his army. It's nearly a "Must-Take" on the generic ST or Kalani because it makes their Range 2 Direct become Range 4. Congratulations! Your support commander can now start his B1 chain for FREE while camping back, out of sight, giving tokens to his snipers or tank or whatever.

	''Esteemed Leader'' (5 pts.) - Friendly trooper units at range 1 gain '''Guardian 1''', helping you defend your points investment. Basically, allows you to have someone else to eat a ranged attack meant for your general; doesn't work in melee, though. Stacks with the Guardian that ~~MagnaDroids~~ have though, helping keep your valuable commander alive.		''Esteemed Leader'' (5 pts.) - Friendly trooper units at range 1 gain '''Guardian 1''', helping you defend your points investment. Basically, allows you to have someone else to eat a ranged attack meant for your general; doesn't work in melee, though. Stacks with the Guardian that MagnaGuards have though, helping keep your valuable commander alive.

	''Improvised Orders'' (5 pts.) - After drawing a token from the order pool, you may choose to draw another one and choose between the two. It's just okay. Your baseline troop has '''Coordinate: Droid Trooper''' and can take an ''HQ Uplink'', though, so we don't really need this.		''Improvised Orders'' (5 pts.) - After drawing a token from the order pool, you may choose to draw another one and choose between the two. It's just okay. Your baseline troop has '''Coordinate: Droid Trooper''' and can take an ''HQ Uplink'', though, so we don't really need this.
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	* Kraken throws 4 red with Lethal in melee, and has a blaster with range 1-3, 2 black, and Pierce 1.		* Kraken throws 4 red with Lethal in melee, and has a blaster with range 1-3, 2 black, and Pierce 1.

	Lastly, Kraken has '''Charge''', and Kalani has '''Reinforcements''' (when deploying, ~~she~~ can be deployed after all units without Reinforcements have deployed).		Lastly, Kraken has '''Charge''', and Kalani has '''Reinforcements''' (when deploying, he can be deployed after all units without Reinforcements have deployed).

	So it should be fairly obvious now- [[Farsight\|Kraken wants to rush forward]] with melee units like vibrosword BX droids, Maul, and MagnaGuard and thrash enemies in melee. [[Shadowsun\|Kalani is more of a "hang back and boost friendly units around ~~her~~"]] kind of commander. And the generic is somewhere in between. None of the ST's are particularly tough though, so you'll want to ensure that they're protected from attack, especially by a lazer sword boi. None of them are particularly brave either- while being droid troopers helps a lot, it won't take much to get them to panic level, so be wary of overusing Override/Strategize.		So it should be fairly obvious now- [[Farsight\|Kraken wants to rush forward]] with melee units like vibrosword BX droids, Maul, and MagnaGuard and thrash enemies in melee. [[Shadowsun\|Kalani is more of a "hang back and boost friendly units around him"]] kind of commander. And the generic is somewhere in between. None of the ST's are particularly tough though, so you'll want to ensure that they're protected from attack, especially by a lazer sword boi. None of them are particularly brave either- while being droid troopers helps a lot, it won't take much to get them to panic level, so be wary of overusing Override/Strategize.

	Lastly, note that the black dot indicating uniqueness is next to "Super Tactical Droid" - meaning if you take one, you cannot take either of the other two in the same army. If you take Kalani, you can't also take Kraken (or the generic).		Lastly, note that the black dot indicating uniqueness is next to "Super Tactical Droid" - meaning if you take one, you cannot take either of the other two in the same army. If you take Kalani, you can't also take Kraken (or the generic).
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	==To Be Released==		==To Be Released==

	* ~~Super Tactical Droid~~		* Asajj Ventress
	* ~~Magnaguards~~		* Geonosians
	* Dwarf Spider Droid

	==Tactics & Build Help==		==Tactics & Build Help==

1d4chan>MiaoKobayashisDragonMaid: /* Super Tactical Droid */

2023-05-03T15:52:15Z

Super Tactical Droid

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	Lastly, Kraken has '''Charge''', and Kalani has '''Reinforcements''' (when deploying, she can be deployed after all units without Reinforcements have deployed).		Lastly, Kraken has '''Charge''', and Kalani has '''Reinforcements''' (when deploying, she can be deployed after all units without Reinforcements have deployed).

	So it should be fairly obvious now- Kraken wants to rush forward with melee units like vibrosword BX droids, Maul, and MagnaGuard and thrash enemies in melee. Kalani is more of a "hang back and boost friendly units around her" kind of commander. And the generic is somewhere in between. None of the ST's are particularly tough though, so you'll want to ensure that they're protected from attack, especially by a lazer sword boi. None of them are particularly brave either- while being droid troopers helps a lot, it won't take much to get them to panic level, so be wary of overusing Override/Strategize.		So it should be fairly obvious now- [[Farsight\|Kraken wants to rush forward]] with melee units like vibrosword BX droids, Maul, and MagnaGuard and thrash enemies in melee. [[Shadowsun\|Kalani is more of a "hang back and boost friendly units around her"]] kind of commander. And the generic is somewhere in between. None of the ST's are particularly tough though, so you'll want to ensure that they're protected from attack, especially by a lazer sword boi. None of them are particularly brave either- while being droid troopers helps a lot, it won't take much to get them to panic level, so be wary of overusing Override/Strategize.

	Lastly, note that the black dot indicating uniqueness is next to "Super Tactical Droid" - meaning if you take one, you cannot take either of the other two in the same army. If you take Kalani, you can't also take Kraken (or the generic).		Lastly, note that the black dot indicating uniqueness is next to "Super Tactical Droid" - meaning if you take one, you cannot take either of the other two in the same army. If you take Kalani, you can't also take Kraken (or the generic).

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	====General Grievous====		====General Grievous====
	(~~170~~ pts.)		(155 pts.)
	As a four-armed, lightsaber-wielding, asthmatic cyborg, General Grievous can do a passable blender impression in melee.		As a four-armed, lightsaber-wielding, asthmatic cyborg, General Grievous can do a passable blender impression in melee.

1d4chan>DarthBinky: /* Special Forces */

2021-12-09T17:21:53Z

Special Forces

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	''BX series sniper droid'' (30 pts.) - gain a droid sniper shooting 2 red at range 1-5 with '''Immune: Deflect''' and '''Lethal''' (spend an Aim token to gain Pierce 1). A nice upgrade to allow your squad to safely shoot at Jedi/Sith without having to worry about Deflected shots, and Lethal can be useful against other targets. It isn't cumbersome, either, so '''AI: Move''' isn't that bad- note, however, that if you're moving or dodging due to AI, you're not aiming... so be ready to get that aim token for Lethal somewhere else.		''BX series sniper droid'' (30 pts.) - gain a droid sniper shooting 2 red at range 1-5 with '''Immune: Deflect''' and '''Lethal''' (spend an Aim token to gain Pierce 1). A nice upgrade to allow your squad to safely shoot at Jedi/Sith without having to worry about Deflected shots, and Lethal can be useful against other targets. It isn't cumbersome, either, so '''AI: Move''' isn't that bad- note, however, that if you're moving or dodging due to AI, you're not aiming... so be ready to get that aim token for Lethal somewhere else.

	''Dioxis Mine Saboteur'' (28 pts.) - gain a droid chucking Dioxis mines. These mines do 1 black and 2 white area damage at range-1 with '''Blast''' and '''Poison 1''', with surge to hit. Note that friendly Dioxis mines can be detonated by any friendly BX Droid Saboteur unit from anywhere on the battlefield, and Detonate X can be triggered after any player completes any action (keywords like Relentless that trigger off of an action are still resolved first). Don't underestimate poison- each poison token (bear in mind that ~~your~~ droids are immune) does extra wounds to the targeted unit. A couple dioxis mine hits and units start vaporizing. Combine with Cad Bane and Minefield for maximum IED fun!		''Dioxis Mine Saboteur'' (28 pts.) - gain a droid chucking Dioxis mines. These mines do 1 black and 2 white area damage at range-1 with '''Blast''' and '''Poison 1''', with surge to hit. Note that friendly Dioxis mines can be detonated by any friendly BX Droid Saboteur unit from anywhere on the battlefield, and Detonate X can be triggered after ''any'' player completes ''any'' action (<s>keywords like Relentless that trigger off of an action are still resolved first</s> Not true, see the 6th pip under "Detonate X" on page 38 of the RRG- the Detonate preempts everything except using a Standby.). Don't underestimate poison- each poison token (bear in mind that droids and vehicles are immune) does extra wounds to the targeted unit. A couple dioxis mine hits and units start vaporizing. Combine with Cad Bane and Minefield for maximum IED fun!

	'''Training Upgrades (x1 Slot)'''		'''Training Upgrades (x1 Slot)'''
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	''BX series sniper droid'' (30 pts.) - gain a droid sniper shooting 2 red at range 1-5 with '''Immune: Deflect''' and '''Lethal''' (spend an Aim token to gain Pierce 1). A nice upgrade to allow your squad to safely shoot at Jedi/Sith without having to worry about Deflected shots, and Lethal can be useful against other targets. It isn't cumbersome either, so '''AI: Move''' isn't that bad- note, however, that if you're moving or dodging due to AI, you're not aiming... so be ready to get that aim token for Lethal somewhere else.		''BX series sniper droid'' (30 pts.) - gain a droid sniper shooting 2 red at range 1-5 with '''Immune: Deflect''' and '''Lethal''' (spend an Aim token to gain Pierce 1). A nice upgrade to allow your squad to safely shoot at Jedi/Sith without having to worry about Deflected shots, and Lethal can be useful against other targets. It isn't cumbersome either, so '''AI: Move''' isn't that bad- note, however, that if you're moving or dodging due to AI, you're not aiming... so be ready to get that aim token for Lethal somewhere else.

	''Dioxis Mine Saboteur'' (28 pts.) - gain a droid chucking Dioxis mines. These mines do 1 black and 2 white area damage at range-1 with '''Blast''' and '''Poison 1''', with surge to hit. Note that friendly Dioxis mines can be detonated by any friendly BX Droid Saboteur unit from anywhere on the battlefield, and Detonate X can be triggered after any player completes any action (keywords like Relentless that trigger off of an action are still resolved first). Don't underestimate poison- each poison token (bear in mind that ~~your~~ droids are immune) does extra wounds to the targeted unit. A couple dioxis mine hits and units start vaporizing. Combine with Cad Bane and Minefield for maximum IED fun!		''Dioxis Mine Saboteur'' (28 pts.) - gain a droid chucking Dioxis mines. These mines do 1 black and 2 white area damage at range-1 with '''Blast''' and '''Poison 1''', with surge to hit. Note that friendly Dioxis mines can be detonated by any friendly BX Droid Saboteur unit from anywhere on the battlefield, and Detonate X can be triggered after ''any'' player completes ''any'' action (<s>keywords like Relentless that trigger off of an action are still resolved first</s> Not true, see the 6th pip under "Detonate X" on page 38 of the RRG- the Detonate preempts everything except using a Standby.). Don't underestimate poison- each poison token (bear in mind that droids and vehicles are immune) does extra wounds to the targeted unit. A couple dioxis mine hits and units start vaporizing. Combine with Cad Bane and Minefield for maximum IED fun!

	'''Training Upgrades (x1 Slot)'''		'''Training Upgrades (x1 Slot)'''

1d4chan>DarthBinky: /* General Grievous */

2021-12-09T16:42:26Z

General Grievous

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	At 170 points, he's a decent chunk of your army. With 8 wounds and a red defense die, he's fairly sturdy, but with only 2 courage he's prone to "abandon ship" sooner than most commanders. Be extremely afraid of suppressive weapons. He also has Block and Impervious, allowing him to stand toe-to-toe against the amount of focus-fire he's likely to draw.		At 170 points, he's a decent chunk of your army. With 8 wounds and a red defense die, he's fairly sturdy, but with only 2 courage he's prone to "abandon ship" sooner than most commanders. Be extremely afraid of suppressive weapons. He also has Block and Impervious, allowing him to stand toe-to-toe against the amount of focus-fire he's likely to draw.

	Against force-users, '''Jedi Hunter''' allows you to convert surge results to a crit. Combine this with the Tenacity (or possibly Hunter) ~~Training~~ to give him a better chance to deal damage to enemy commanders. Be sure to remember that he has ''two'' sabers, not one, as it's a very unique aspect of him that newer players may not see. Each one throws 1 red, 2 black, and 1 white die, with '''Impact 1''' and '''Pierce 1''' (These stack, for Impact 2 and Pierce 2!) Grievous also has '''Relentless''', which allows you to make an attack after you perform a move action. This works with his DT-57 pistol, which throws 2 black and 2 white dice ('''Critical 1''' and '''Pierce 1''') at range 2 or in melee. '''Versatile''' allows him to fire this out of melee. Is Vader nearby and with one wound left, but Grievous is stuck in melee with some Stormtrooper goons? No problem! Just use '''Arsenal 2''' to fire the pistol at Vader and use the other attack to chop up some Stormies (and if you took Hunter, you're getting a free Aim token to boot). Arsenal ~~2 only works~~ with ~~the pistol~~, ~~too~~, ~~so it~~'s ~~more or less~~ a ~~staple~~.		Against force-users, '''Jedi Hunter''' allows you to convert surge results to a crit. Combine this with the Tenacity (or possibly Hunter) training to give him a better chance to deal damage to enemy commanders. Be sure to remember that he has ''two'' sabers, not one, as it's a very unique aspect of him that newer players may not see. Each one throws 1 red, 2 black, and 1 white die, with '''Impact 1''' and '''Pierce 1''' (These stack, for Impact 2 and Pierce 2!) Grievous also has '''Relentless''', which allows you to make an attack after you perform a move action. This works with his DT-57 pistol, which throws 2 black and 2 white dice ('''Critical 1''' and '''Pierce 1''') at range 2 or in melee. '''Versatile''' allows him to fire this out of melee. Is Vader nearby and with one wound left, but Grievous is stuck in melee with some Stormtrooper goons? No problem! Just use '''Arsenal 2''' to fire the pistol at Vader and use the other attack to chop up some Stormies (and if you took Hunter, you're getting a free Aim token to boot); ''Arsenal'' even allows you to split attacks with your lightsabers- so you could murderize one unit using two sabers, or if you're engaged with two units, attack each with a single lightsaber. It's a very flexible keyword.

	In regards to terrain, Grievous has '''Scale''', giving him the ability to make a free clamber maneuver after he moves. In addition, he ~~gains '''Unhindered'''~~ and '~~''Expert Climber'''~~, ~~meaning that Grievous can hide attack from places most units couldn't get to easily~~. ~~Combined with the above~~ '''~~Relentless~~''~~', this lets you fire from atop cover and retreat behind it in one turn~~.		With regards to terrain, Grievous has '''Scale''', giving him the ability to make a free clamber maneuver before or after he moves. In addition, anytime he clambers (free or not), he does not roll to see if he takes damage, and difficult terrain does not slow him down while he's moving. This all translates that for a guy with speed 2, he moves pretty fast. He's very dangerous over short distances, and ''Scale'' plays into that.

	Two of Grievous' three Command Cards are underwhelming, and the third can be very situational (i.e. to get the most out of it, the conditions have to be ''just'' right). This means Grievous is more of a blitzing type of character who wants to move fast, hit hard, and keep moving. Dooku is better for commanding the army, so let Grievous be his attack dog. Grievous is fairly tough, rolling red dice for defense, but he needs a Dodge token to trigger Block and get the most of his defense- and he can't lean on Force Reflexes for that. Getting and keeping him engaged is arguably his best defense; just choose your opponents wisely. Don't let '''Jedi Hunter''' and '''Impervious''' fool you, Grievous stands to get very badly hurt if a Jedi or Sith swings back at him.		Despite his name, General Grievous is actually not all that great at commanding troops. Two of Grievous' three Command Cards are underwhelming, and the third can be very situational (i.e. to get the most out of it, the conditions have to be ''just'' right). This means Grievous is more of a blitzing type of character who wants to move fast, hit hard, and keep moving. Dooku is better for commanding the army, so let Grievous be his attack dog. Grievous is fairly tough, rolling red dice for defense, but he needs a Dodge token to trigger Block and get the most of his defense- and he can't lean on Force Reflexes for that. Getting and keeping him engaged is arguably his best defense; just choose your opponents wisely. Don't let '''Jedi Hunter''' and '''Impervious''' fool you, Grievous stands to get very badly hurt if a Jedi or Sith swings back at him.

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1d4chan>DarthBinky: /* Corps */

2021-11-04T18:31:07Z

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1d4chan>DarthBinky: /* B2 Super Battle Droids */

2021-10-06T21:57:55Z

B2 Super Battle Droids

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	If you've seen the ''Clone Wars'' cartoons or the various video games covering the period, you're probably thinking that these guys are walking death machines. You wouldn't be totally right, however. They hit pretty hard, certainly much harder than their B1 cousins. A full squad throws 4 black, 4 white plus whatever heavy weapon you took; ~~Being~~ compared to the 7 white plus whatever heavy weapon you would have took on a B1 squads. They have two wounds each, making them pretty tough, along with Courage 2 to keep them fighting. B2's also have Armor 1, meaning they automatically ignore one non-critical hit every time they are attacked.		If you've seen the ''Clone Wars'' cartoons or the various video games covering the period, you're probably thinking that these guys are walking death machines. You wouldn't be totally right, however. They hit pretty hard, certainly much harder than their B1 cousins. A full squad throws 4 black, 4 white plus whatever heavy weapon you took; this compared to the 7 white plus whatever heavy weapon you would have took on a B1 squads- the B2s are clearly superior in this regard. They have two wounds each, making them pretty tough, along with Courage 2 to keep them fighting. B2's also have Armor 1, meaning they automatically ignore one non-critical hit every time they are attacked.

	They do have a low model count, but this is more or less offset with their surprising durability, and cost slightly more than a B1 unit. Supers are armed with short-ranged weaponry, and they still only throw white dice on defense, without surge, though. ''They have the same 6+ save that your B1 droids have.'' Yes, the Armor rule will help keep them alive a little longer (assuming your opponent doesn't roll a lot of crits) but it's a double edged sword. It also means that Impact works against them, and critical rolls will hurt. Lastly, they're still droids, so they'll be affected by Ion if your opponent happens to bring any of those weapons.		They do have a low model count, but this is more or less offset with their surprising durability, and cost slightly more than a B1 unit. Supers are armed with short-ranged weaponry, and they still only throw white dice on defense, without surge, though. ''They have the same 6+ save that your B1 droids have.'' Yes, the Armor rule will help keep them alive a little longer (assuming your opponent doesn't roll a lot of crits) but it's a double edged sword. It also means that Impact works against them, and critical rolls will hurt. Lastly, they're still droids, so they'll be affected by Ion if your opponent happens to bring any of those weapons.

	Generally, bouncing between heavy cover is what you'll want to do. Combined with their 2 health and armor 1, B2's can be oddly hard to displace. If your opponent wants to sink impact weapons into them, as well, then all the better, as they won't be shot into your AAT. Range 2 hinders these bricks a good bit, but they handle it better than most other units with the same issue. '''AI Attack''' may be the biggest drawback to this unit, but this can easily be mitigated in most situations where it's an issue. A great solution to this would be to assign a T-Series to the unit, his red dice, and reliable 1 can allow your B2's to throw a total of 4 red dice, 3 black and 3 white at range two (although bear in mind that the T-Series only has 1 wound, meaning that, to avoid casualty removal shenanigans, you want to always make sure the enemy can target the rest of the unit as well as him). This is nearly as strong as a tank so you may want to have them hold a well defended position and stop any foolish attempt to pierce through. Keep in mind that if the ~~ennemy~~ is out of range two then you can't do much except lose units, so keep them hidden until you can come out and melt the ~~ennemy~~.		Generally, bouncing between heavy cover is what you'll want to do. Combined with their 2 health and armor 1, B2's can be oddly hard to displace. If your opponent wants to sink impact weapons into them, as well, then all the better, as they won't be shot into your AAT. Range 2 hinders these bricks a good bit, but they handle it better than most other units with the same issue. '''AI Attack''' may be the biggest drawback to this unit, but this can easily be mitigated in most situations where it's an issue. A great solution to this would be to assign a T-Series to the unit, his red dice, and reliable 1 can allow your B2's to throw a total of 4 red dice, 3 black and 3 white at range two (although bear in mind that the T-Series only has 1 wound, meaning that, to avoid casualty removal shenanigans, you want to always make sure the enemy can target the rest of the unit as well as him). This is nearly as strong as a tank so you may want to have them hold a well defended position and stop any foolish attempt to pierce through. Keep in mind that if the enemy is out of range two then you can't do much except lose units, so keep them hidden until you can come out and melt the enemy.

	Unlike B1s, they lack the ''Coordinate'' rule, which means they can't bounce orders further along a line of droids. They're best put at the end of the chain for this reason.		Unlike B1s, they lack the ''Coordinate'' rule, which means they can't bounce orders further along a line of droids. They're best put at the end of the chain for this reason.

1d4chan>DarthBinky: /* Super Tactical Droid */

2021-10-06T20:25:30Z

Super Tactical Droid

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	<B>Command Upgrades (x2 Slots for Kraken and generic; x3 slots for Kalani)</B>		<B>Command Upgrades (x2 Slots for Kraken and generic; x3 slots for Kalani)</B>

	''Aggressive Tactics'' (15 pts.) - After ~~Kraken~~ issues an order, give 1 surge token to up to 4 friendly units with a face-up order token. You probably want this, especially if you have no other commander.		''Aggressive Tactics'' (15 pts.) - After the ST issues an order, give 1 surge token to up to 4 friendly units with a face-up order token. You probably want this, especially if you have no other commander.

	''Commanding Presence'' (5 pts.) - When issuing orders, you can issue orders at range 1-4. It's okay on Kraken because he tends to run up into melee away from his army. It's nearly a "Must-Take" on the generic ST or Kalani because it makes their Range 2 Direct become Range 4. Congratulations! Your support commander can now start his B1 chain for FREE while camping back, out of sight, giving tokens to his snipers or tank or whatever.		''Commanding Presence'' (5 pts.) - When issuing orders, you can issue orders at range 1-4. It's okay on Kraken because he tends to run up into melee away from his army. It's nearly a "Must-Take" on the generic ST or Kalani because it makes their Range 2 Direct become Range 4. Congratulations! Your support commander can now start his B1 chain for FREE while camping back, out of sight, giving tokens to his snipers or tank or whatever.
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	Do Not Underestimate Our Means (3 Pip) - [3 droid troopers or AI Units] 1st effect: If this card wasn't divulged, at the start of the activation phase, choose up to 2 friendly units with face-up order tokens- each chosen unit recovers. 2nd effect: Divulge during Deploy Units Step, choose 3 friendly units with AI- these units get '''Reinforcements'''.		Do Not Underestimate Our Means (3 Pip) - [3 droid troopers or AI Units] 1st effect: If this card wasn't divulged, at the start of the activation phase, choose up to 2 friendly units with face-up order tokens- each chosen unit recovers. 2nd effect: Divulge during Deploy Units Step, choose 3 friendly units with AI- these units get '''Reinforcements'''.

	This is a weird card. The first effect isn't bad- it allows you to ready any exhausted cards you may have. That AAT (as long as it doesn't have Lok Durd or the T-series pilot- or if it does have one of them but uses an HQ Uplink...) can now ready all of its ordnance. It also allows your ST to remove any suppression it may have. That's not too shabby. The second effect allows the units to be deployed last, after all other units that don't also have the Reinforcements keyword. Could be useful for setting up a stronger flank once you know where your opponent has deployed everything~~. Use its Divulge with~~ Kalani~~: now your Commander and 3 solid AI units (sniper teams and tanks preferably) can now go after your whole enemy team is visible~~.		This is a weird card. The first effect isn't bad- it allows you to ready any exhausted cards you may have. That AAT (as long as it doesn't have Lok Durd or the T-series pilot- or if it does have one of them but uses an HQ Uplink...) can now ready all of its ordnance. It also allows your ST to remove any suppression it may have. That's not too shabby. The second effect allows the units to be deployed last, after all other units that don't also have the Reinforcements keyword. Could be useful for setting up a stronger flank once you know where your opponent has deployed everything- especially if you're using Kalani, who already has ''Reinforcements'' built-in.

	Preservation Protocols (2 Pip) - [2 droid troopers or AI units] when the Super Tactical issues an order to a droid trooper unit or a unit with AI, the unit gains Disengage, Impervious, and a dodge token.		Preservation Protocols (2 Pip) - [2 droid troopers or AI units] when the Super Tactical issues an order to a droid trooper unit or a unit with AI, the unit gains ''Disengage'', ''Impervious'', and a dodge token.

	A nice little one turn defensive boost. Is a lightsaber boi thrashing your B1 line? Have them walk away using disengage and then light 'em up. Probably best used on units like the ST himself or ~~MagnaGuards~~, where they don't have Impervious already and actually have decent defense. An AAT with Impervious just sounds hilarious. Bear in mind that Kalani/generic's Direct will work with this, as will any other shenanigans where the ST is issuing an order (such as Comms Relay or HQ Uplink).		A nice little one turn defensive boost. Is a lightsaber boi thrashing your B1 line? Have them walk away using disengage and then light 'em up. Probably best used on units like the ST himself or MagnaGuard, where they don't have Impervious already and actually have decent defense. An AAT with Impervious just sounds hilarious. Bear in mind that Kalani/generic's Direct will work with this, as will any other shenanigans where the ST is issuing an order (such as Comms Relay or HQ Uplink).

	They Too Will Suffer (1 Pip) - [Super Tactical Droid] at the end of the Command Phase, your opponent chooses a non-commander/operative unit with a faceup order token (if able) and puts their token back in their order pool. The first time your opponent would draw a token from the pool, you can force them to draw a token with a rank of your choice instead.		They Too Will Suffer (1 Pip) - [Super Tactical Droid] at the end of the Command Phase, your opponent chooses a non-commander/operative unit with a faceup order token (if able) and puts their token back in their order pool. The first time your opponent would draw a token from the pool, you can force them to draw a token with a rank of your choice instead.