Star Wars: Imperial Assault – R2-D2 & C3P0 Ally Pack
Expansion of: Star Wars: Imperial AssaultFrom the earliest days of the Rebellion, and even before, two Droids have been at the heart of dramatic events across the galaxy. Their actions have even helped to shape events on a galactic scale. These Droids are R2-D2 and C-3PO, and you can introduce these iconic Droids to your games of Imperial Assault with this expansion!
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90m
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2 - 5 Players
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Ages 14+
Kether1983
Egyrészt lenyűgöző, másrészt felháborító, ahogyan az FFG ezeket a kiegészítőket kezeli. Valahogy elérik, hogy nélkülözhetetlennek érezze az ember, mert nem csak egy műanyag figurát kap (ami mondjuk önmagában is érdekes), de kapunk új küldetést, új skirmish forgatókönyvet, új térképet. És ugye, ha úgy vesszük nem is drága... Vagy várjunk csak...:D
boardmathias
Somehow I feel cheated when openig an ally, or villain pack for Imperial Assault. I only play campaign and there is virtually nothing in the pack (one mission, a miniature (which you don't need, since you already have a token) and maybe an Agenda Deck or some Item). Additionally there is some skirmish stuff. I guess if you play skirmish and need the cards and the miniature it is okay. If you play campaign those packs are a rip-off. Still I got some packs, just to make my mind up and get some choice of agenda decks.
freechinanow
As with most of you, my favourite robots from all of robot-dom. Ok- well maybe just R2. :) The nice thing about Artoo is he's not brought in for attacks but for drawing Command cards at a faster pace. His strong defense capabilities are also important, and having a permanent surge is awesome! Too bad he's not a little bit faster, but I guess this was before those rocket jets were installed. :) Threepio also offers some nice focus and defense capabilities to adjacent figures. Their low deployment costs mean it's almost a no-brainer to have them around.