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Han Solo
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♦ Han SoloType: Unit Cost: 4 Force Icons: 3 Icons: 2  1 1
Faction: Light Smugglers and Spies Character. Rogue. Scoundrel. Pilot. Pilot (2). (Reaction: After enhanced unit is declared as an attacker, target an enemy unit. That unit cannot be declared as a defender during this engagement.) “Fast ship? You’ve never heard of the Millennium Falcon?†-Han Solo, A New Hope Health: 3 Resources Generated: Block Number: 168 - 2 of 6 Set: Jump to Lightspeed Number: 0826 Illustrator: Tony Foti |
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2 Comments
This goes nicely with the Falcons ability!
Eh, I'm not seeing it. The Falcon already is fast enough to not care all that much about who's defending. I think Han does better with sleuths and blockade runners, to make sure they get through undefended. Especially if you also strike with him as a unit before using the objective to put him on a ship.