Star Wars LCG

This is one of the only cards that have protect Unit. So i Can do it for hoth vehicles and charavters and droids?

Yes, of course. You are friendly to yourself.

Can you target yourself i 1 player game?

That is my understanding. Dealing and moving are different. If the damage was dealt, then this interrupt may be triggered. If the damage was just moved, then it does nothing. Anyone can feel free to correct me.

Just looking for some clarification. Per latest FAQ moving damage is different than dealing damage, so I'm assuming this card will not work against Yularan or Imperial Fist?

So you could pay for Baron Fel as a Pilot enhancement with this card?

Since it specifies "Printed Cost", which is "4" for Fel regardless of whether he's actually played as a unit or enhancement, I'd say yes.

So you could pay for Baron Fel as a Pilot enhancement with this card?

Yes, it is Xizor. The entire challenge deck is effectively an adaptation of Shadows of the Empire, and as such has a lot of references to it.

Is that supposed to be a Vong alien in the background?

EDIT: It's Xizor 

Card has been errated to be Jedi Unit (only) see FAQ's.

I'd say yes.

Could it trigger it's reaction on itself being played?

OK, I got in touch with Nate on this one.

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Me: For Feeding the Pit, you can choose to discard the captured card (the cost), but if you can't heal the objective, you can't draw a card. You still, however, have succeeded in discarding that captured card (which is a rather nice way of putting valuable cards more out of reach of your opponent). Correct?

Nate: Correct. The cost is still paid (the captured card is discarded), but as there is no damage on the objective, nothing is healed. Since nothing is healed, the "then" effect following it does not resolve either.

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So, this teaches us to look out for "then" statements to make sure that they can be resolved. So I was partly right about this card, and partly wrong.

The links in the post above already say so but I want to put it here right beneath the card: section 3.6 of the FAQ reverses this answer.

Question: If you use this objective to turn a unit into an enhancement, does any damage on that unit automatically fall off?

Damage (and focus tokens) stay on the card when it changes from a unit to an enhancement.

Question: If you use this objective to turn a unit into an enhancement, does any damage on that unit automatically fall off?

One thing you need to get acclimated with right away is that the cards do exactly as they say.  If this card was meaning Guri strikes first, the text would actually specify that "Guri strikes first in this engagement", it does not say that, it simply says YOU strike first, which means you get to strike with anyone you want first.

Yes.