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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love the droid aesthetic and prefer saturation tactics and troop volume.
Highlights
- Massive army of miniatures
- Complete components to start
- Faithful to Star Wars lore
- Excellent piece-to-price ratio
Keep in mind
- Requires patience for miniature assembly
- Depends on base game for full experience
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Get ready to flood the battlefield with metal and circuits! The Star Wars: Legion – Separatist Alliance Starter Set puts you in command of the Separatist Alliance, those outlying star systems that grew tired of the Galactic Republic's corruption and decided to throw their own party (with plenty of droids). The strategy here is clear: while Republic soldiers might be more precise, you have the overwhelming advantage of numbers. Who needs precision when you have an infinite army of droids marching toward the enemy?
This set is the perfect entry point for anyone wanting to play as the Confederacy of Independent Systems. You'll manage hordes of metallic combatants, attempting to overwhelm enemy defenses through brute force and strategic positioning. It's the kind of game where the feeling of power comes from watching your front line advance relentlessly, turning the battlefield into a sea of metal.
In terms of content, the box is packed so you won't need much else to start the fight. You get 39 detailed miniatures, with various base sizes (27mm and 50mm) to distinguish infantry from commanders. For the tactical side, the set delivers 5 unit cards, 12 upgrade cards, and 10 command cards, plus 24 battle cards to add that strategic spice. Conflict resolution is handled by a complete set of dice: 4 red, 4 black, and 4 white for attack, and 4 red and 4 white for defense. To top it off, you have movement and range tools, essential for nailing your shot distance, along with punch sheets and an insert to keep everything organized. It's the ideal kit for those who want to feel the adrenaline of commanding Separatist forces and prove that quantity, sometimes, is the best quality.
This set is the perfect entry point for anyone wanting to play as the Confederacy of Independent Systems. You'll manage hordes of metallic combatants, attempting to overwhelm enemy defenses through brute force and strategic positioning. It's the kind of game where the feeling of power comes from watching your front line advance relentlessly, turning the battlefield into a sea of metal.
In terms of content, the box is packed so you won't need much else to start the fight. You get 39 detailed miniatures, with various base sizes (27mm and 50mm) to distinguish infantry from commanders. For the tactical side, the set delivers 5 unit cards, 12 upgrade cards, and 10 command cards, plus 24 battle cards to add that strategic spice. Conflict resolution is handled by a complete set of dice: 4 red, 4 black, and 4 white for attack, and 4 red and 4 white for defense. To top it off, you have movement and range tools, essential for nailing your shot distance, along with punch sheets and an insert to keep everything organized. It's the ideal kit for those who want to feel the adrenaline of commanding Separatist forces and prove that quantity, sometimes, is the best quality.
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Atomic Mass Games
Do I need the base game to use this set?
Yes, this is a faction/expansion set. You will need the rules and terrain from the Star Wars: Legion base game to play.
Are the miniatures pre-assembled?
No, the miniatures come on sprues and must be clipped and assembled.
How many people can play?
The set is designed for 2 players (one commanding the Separatists and another commanding the opposing faction).
Is the game too complex for beginners?
Legion has a medium learning curve. If you enjoy wargames or strategy games, you'll pick it up quickly, but be ready to read the manual.
What's included for resolving combat?
It includes a full set of colored dice (attack and defense) and movement and range measurement tools.