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Unlike the original Empire/Rebellion Era Armada game, Armada Clone Wars features one starter set for the Republic and one starter set for the Separatists.

Now, Fantasy Flight has turned their Armada system to the 3 year Clone War which led to the fall of the Galactic Republic at the hands of the Sith Lord Palpatine and while the expansion is very exciting and includes beautiful miniatures and compelling game play, the game is tainted by the Dark Side of faulty components and high prices.

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Not that I’m exclusively a Star Wars fan, my science fiction passions aren’t limited as I also enjoy Babylon 5, Star Trek, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Space 1999, UFO, Space Cruiser Yamato and countless other science fiction movies, tv shows and books.įive years ago, I reviewed Fantasy Flight’s original Star Wars Armada release which focused on the war between the Empire and the Rebellion.

Over the years, I’ve thrilled to the prequels and sequels as well as the spin off movies and television shows such as The Clone Wars, Rebels and the Mandalorian. I remember seeing Star Wars in 1977 (at the perfect age of 11) at the Dayton Mall’s glorious Cinema 1 70mm screen which, sadly, is no longer in existence. I am a huge Star Wars fan having cut my teeth on the original film released in 1977. “This will be the perfect test for our new fighters.” Passive scans seem to indicate that they are launching fighters and heading directly towards our position.” “Good,” said Dooku giving the man an icy look. Two Republic Consular cruisers just jumped in to the system. The human commander nervously turned from speaking with the comm officer and looked at the Count. “Captain, when will we be in position to launch the prototype Tri Fighters?” he asked exasperated. The two Hardcell transports took up positions in the asteroid field as Count Dooku paced the bridge on one of the armed transports. Passed Inspection: perfectly captures the Star Wars feel, great looking miniatures and components, easy to learn, fast playingįailed Basic star fighter stands come apart during play, very expensive, no built in solo system, boxes don’t hold up as storage for the game, rules reference is not included and must be downloaded and printed Publisher: Fantasy Flight Games Designer: Michael Gernes and Brooks Flugaur-Leavitt Price $99.00 (Starter Sets) and $25 Fighter Booster Packs “Star Wars Armada Clone Wars” Table Top Game Review. “Begun, these Clone Wars have.” Jedi Master Yoda -Star Wars Armada Clone Wars Table Top Game Rick Martin