🎙️ Episode 14: Spring Cleaning! | The Conversation Lab - Star Wars: Unlimited Podcast

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Join Dhaus, Jay, and Jim as they talk about their experiences playing Star Wars: Unlimited, share some humorous stories, and give their thoughts on the latest set reveals for Shadows of the Galaxy.
The group reminisces about early "trash takes" they had when evaluating cards from the first set that they've since changed their minds on. They analyze the new bounty hunter mechanics being introduced in set 2 and which new leaders they are most excited to build decks around like Boba Fett, Mando, and Hunter.
It's a fun, insightful conversation among friends who are passionate about this game.
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[@PG-Gaming]

Jay really is so smart! If only I could have half of the skill and SWU prowess he has I'd be set.

[@noahbemont5263]

I think Mace is awesome in Han Red. It's usually a ground arena board wipe on turn 4 in Han!

[@Schlagathor78]

Rules from the FFG Master Event Document On-Site Spectators have the following responsibilities: • Refraining from providing outside assistance to players during their games. • Not disturbing games. This includes discussion of the game in progress, making excessively loud noises, or physically intruding on the players or their gameplay area. o If a Spectator witnesses a gameplay mistake, they should respectfully inform a Floor Judge without disturbing or interrupting the game. • Respecting a request by a player or leader to not observe a game or games.

[@gerardbenz3154]

yeah on a side node players observing could have a stake in the outcome of the match. Like if they know they are playing the winner of said match. So outside input could be seen as influencing the outcome. like do you not say a player missed an action cause you want them to lose knowing the other match up is better for you ... best just to observe in silence or tell a judge "you might wanna watch them".

[@SprengerMon]

D-House got my screen name pronunciation perfect. I definitely agree on "May" abilities although it is painful to watch the same friend trigger Greedo's ability when his opponent has nothing on board. Fortunately it didn't discard a non-unit card so it was non issue but I think he would have had to put that 2 damage on his own guy if it had. I told him after the match that it was an optional trigger. I had a good laugh.

[@timokimm]

Here for the Jay!

[@dfreshv]

I aspire one day to be on Jay’s level at selling shoes. Yet here I remain, ugly and insubordinate.

[@SprengerMon]

Devotion on R2 feels real good. haha

[@davidsmith426]

Think I'll join the WFH crew, not only WFH but TRAINING ALL DAY

[@nexuscards]

I think Black One will be strong once we get cards that let you play cards from the graveyard. Really wanna see Poe cooking in next set cause I have a playset of hyperspaces lol

[@jellialfox9034]

Yeah, funny how wide a bunch of people can go wrong

[@francisfoucault-bouchard129]

I play Mace in my Leia Red, it's very strong with You're my only hope

[@LiterallyUnplayable]

That sounds awesome!

[@brostoevsky8481]

Talk shit about mace all you want, or the fact I shouldn't get to turn 6 with Leia, but if i do it tends to catch people off guard and his ready ability can straight up flip the game in the right context Also I thought black one was the worst legendary but I've seen a couple weirdly cool uses of it that brings it from D to C for me. It can be a weird half step mid late game to U wing for aggro decks that would otherwise be fucked tempo wise

[@Krashwire]

Unless you are a judge its poor form to table talk when observing another game. You would be better served to let a judge know quietly.