Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game – Sabine's TIE Fighter Expansion Pack

Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games, Galakta · Board game · 2016
8.1 Ludopedia 7.5 BGG 2–4 30–45 min
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RECOMMENDED

If you're a fan of Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game and love the idea of turning the tables on the Empire with style, this expansion is a treat! It brings not only an incredible, repainted miniature but also new tactical options that will leave your opponents speechless. It's for those looking to expand the possibilities of their Rebel fleet and add a touch of personality to their battles.

Highlights
  • Detailed and stylish miniature
  • New tactical options
  • Fun 'illicit' upgrades
  • Adds Rebel versatility
  • Star Wars Rebels theme
Keep in mind
  • Requires X-Wing base game
  • Focus on Rebel faction
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About the game

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Get ready for a Rebel twist in your Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game with Sabine's TIE Fighter Expansion Pack! You know that TIE Fighter, a symbol of Imperial oppression? Well, in the hands of Rebel artist and saboteur Sabine Wren, it becomes a fully customized and stylish combat machine. Just imagine: a TIE Fighter repainted with a unique glow, ready to take on the Empire with its own weapons. This expansion isn't just about aesthetics, mind you! It brings a detailed miniature of Sabine's TIE Fighter, which is a showstopper on its own, plus four exclusive ship cards and six upgrade cards that will boost your strategies. The big highlight is the 'Sabine's Masterpiece' Title card, which allows your Rebel pilots to equip the ship with crew and, even cooler, 'illicit' upgrades. That's right, those tricks the Empire won't expect! With this expansion, you add an element of surprise and versatility to your Rebel fleets, transforming an Imperial icon into a tool for freedom. It's the perfect chance to add a personal and tactical touch to your space battles, with one of the most charismatic characters from Star Wars Rebels.

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Game: Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game Movies: Star Wars Series: FlightPath (Fantasy Flight Game)
Publisher Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games, Galakta, Giochi Uniti, Heidelberger Spieleverlag
Designer Alex Davy, Frank Brooks, Jay Little, Max Brooke

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What comes in the Sabine's TIE Fighter Expansion Pack?
You'll find one pre-painted Sabine's TIE Fighter miniature, four unique ship cards, and six upgrade cards, including the 'Sabine's Masterpiece' Title.
Do I need the Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game base set to play with this expansion?
Yes, this is an expansion and requires the Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game base set to be played. It adds new options to your existing fleet.
What is the main advantage of using Sabine's TIE Fighter in my Rebel fleet?
The main advantage is the 'Sabine's Masterpiece' Title card, which allows you to equip the ship with crew and illicit upgrades, offering new and unexpected tactical options to surprise your opponents.
How many players is this expansion for?
As an expansion for the base game, it integrates into Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game matches, which are typically for 2 to 4 players, depending on the format and squad points.
What is the complexity of this expansion?
The expansion itself doesn't add much complexity to the basic rules, but it introduces new tactical options that require some strategic planning to be used effectively, maintaining the overall complexity of the base game.
Is this expansion good for X-Wing beginners?
It's more suitable for players who already own the base game and want to expand their options for the Rebel faction. For beginners, the initial focus should be on the base game to learn the fundamental mechanics.