Three square cardboard ship tokens that correlate to the indicated pilots and get placed on the top of the plastic bases (Blue Squadron Escort for the T-65 X-Wing and the Academy Pilot and Black Squadron Ace for the two TIE Fighters).
In order to play this modified scenario, you’ll need these items from the Core Set: This game will focus on adding colored maneuvers, critical damage, the Action Phase, and Obstacles. Before diving into a full game, give this modified gameplay a try. We’ll be adding a few new rules that make X-Wing a more tactical game for young players that have mastered ship movement and combat. Now, we're stepping it up to what we consider a medium complexity version. The simple game variant focuses only on ship maneuvers and rolling dice. In our first game, we played X-Wing in its most approachable format. Additionally, we won’t be using upgrade cards just yet. This is still not the “full” Star Wars: X-Wing experience, as we’ll only be using the Core Set for a small game. We’re gearing up to play our next game and this time, we'll be adding in a number of advanced rules. Welcome back to the third part of our ongoing Star Wars: X-Wing guide! If you’re just joining us, be sure to check out part 1 ( an explanation of the game) and part 2 ( playing your first game). In my experience, there is no such thing as luck.
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