Star Wars Customizable Card Game
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- Designer Richard Borg , Tom Braunlich , Jerry Darcy , Chuck Kallenbach , Roland L. Tesh
- Publisher Decipher , Waddingtons
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What to Expect
Players take on the roles of the Rebellion or the Empire, building a 60-card deck from over 3000 cards. Using mechanics like Area Majority, Hand Management, and Variable Player Powers, players battle on ground and in space to deplete their opponent's life force. Cards representing locations, characters, ships, and equipment are strategically placed. Games last about 60 minutes and require strategic planning and adaptation.
Who Is This Game For?
This game is aimed at experienced players who enjoy complex collectible card games and strategic deck building. With a playtime of around 60 minutes and a minimum age of 9, it is not a casual family game but demands patience and learning to master its depth. It is strictly a two-player game.
How It Works
Each player secretly selects a 60-card deck. Players lay out location cards to draw additional cards and establish Area Majority. Characters, ships, and equipment are placed at these locations. Multi-Use Cards and variable player powers create diverse strategies. Hand Management is key to effectively playing cards and reducing the opponent’s life force.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Richard Borg and colleagues, this 1995 collectible card game is part of the Collector Card Games family. It features mechanics like Variable Player Powers and Multi-Use Cards. Though out of print since 2001, an active community supports it with virtual expansions. Its authentic Star Wars theme sets it apart from other complex CCGs.
Pro
- Huge variety with over 3000 cards for deck customization
- Deep strategic gameplay with Area Majority and Hand Management
- Variable player powers allow different playstyles
- Active community producing virtual expansions
Contra
- Strictly for two players
- Complex rules require significant learning time
- Out of print, making it harder to acquire
Setting & atmosphere
The game is set in the Star Wars universe where the Rebellion and the Empire vie for control. Various locations and units from the films form the core of the gameplay.
Tips for beginners
Start with a simple deck and focus on mastering core mechanics like Hand Management and Area Majority before exploring complex strategies.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
No, the game is designed exclusively for two players.
How long does a game really take?
A typical game lasts about 60 minutes, but duration varies with player experience.
What prior experience do I need?
Experience with collectible card games and deck building helps due to the game’s complexity.
How does this compare to similar games?
It combines Area Majority, Multi-Use Cards, and variable player powers within the Star Wars setting, distinguishing it from other CCGs.
Is this suitable for families?
Due to complexity and age recommendation of 9+, it’s better suited for experienced players rather than families with young children.
What mechanic makes it special?
The blend of Area Majority, Hand Management, and Multi-Use Cards defines its strategic depth.
Fazit
Recommended for fans of complex collectible card games and Star Wars who want intense two-player strategic duels. Less suitable for casual or family players.
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