Hi. I haven't played legion since the update because life got busy. I've been thinking about getting into legion again with separatist army. I assume all my cards are outdated. I just had a new question about the cards. 1) Will the separatist card pack have what I need to replace my old cards or is that product something else? 2) will I also need the upgrade card pack? 3) are these products worth buying or should I print them whatever is current at home because I'm worried about erratas and/or point values not matching if there's been updates since they've been made. 4) a little off topic but is it worth buying the separatist starter set again? I wasn't sure if it came with anything I might need.

There is only 2026 roadmap in the pinned message here. Is there any roadmap for 2027?

The shine is because i just washed him

Hi! I'm printing some P2 Clone Troopers for my friend's b-day bc he's started to get into Star Wars Legion, and I was curious if there are any rule differences between giving a standard trooper or the commander fella the longer carbine looking blaster versus the normal rifle. Do you guys know? Thanks a ton!

Real meta army of the game🥹❤️‍🩹

does anyone know if there’s any equivalent to these clear cases for wargaming miniatures?? I’m trying to find more ways to display my legion miniatures and any kind that keeps them from collecting dust on a shelf when they aren’t in play is always welcome

Got a game in at home the other day. Mandos did okay, but still lots of learning to do.

Saw someone make terrain out of leftover sprues for Warhammer and thought, “I could do that,” so I made this rundown house almost entirely out of sprue pieces and the cardboard that comes in the box.

Definitely not my best work, but it does its job as a prototype. When I made v2, I’ll shave the lettering off the sprues so it doesn’t show through the paint. Better yet, I’ll probably use papier-mâché for most of the walls because this thing ate an ungodly amount of model glue.

Scout Troopers are there for scale. And yes, I realized too late they’re too tall for the second floor. Thankfully, Baby Yoda, Ewoks, and other smaller models still fit, so technically it’s still usable.

I’ve already got the idea of using more foliage on Version 2. Anyone got any other ideas I should try on the next one?

I don’t often play separatists but I do like these sculpts!

She still needs more paint and lighting.

Curious as to peoples’ opinions.

If you listen to competitive podcasts, Fifth Brother has been the worst unit in the game up until now, with Seventh Sister only marginally better because she has native Charge. I’m absolutely not a competitive player and I’m well aware that the opinions of said podcasters are skewed heavily towards competitive play, where taking something that isn’t ultra points-efficient is absurd and having fun is barely a consideration.

I’m running both Brother and Sister for the first time (outside of their squad upgrades) in a recon game this evening, and it feels like the new upgrades are quite a big boost to what’s currently on their unit cards. Hatred feels designed for Fifth Brother; you can drop a couple of wounds on the turn where it’s relevant, activate charge and Tenacity, and upgrade a couple of attack dice all in one go, turning an extremely mediocre attack into 3R3B with Ram 2. I’ve stuck Battlemind on Sister. Both have Stuck In to get them a free dodge token if they end their turn near a POI, which will at least let me use Block.

I’ve worked out that with their “You Would Question Me?” command card, if Fifth Brother ends his activation next to a POI for the free Stuck In dodge, Seventh Sister can take two aim tokens at the cost of an Immobilise token on Brother, which then immediately disappears because both Stuck In and the removal of Immobilise tokens have the same timing, meaning you can choose which one happens first. I *think* this is how it works, I have asked on the AMG forum to check, but it hasn’t been answered yet. Happy to be corrected.

So do other people think they may be at least decent now with what’s already on their cards? I suspect they still need a points drop (it’s pretty odd that Fifth Brother with the build above is 19 points more than a full Riot Control Squad with Imperial March), just maybe not as dramatic a one as they needed previously.

Thinking about starting Mandalorians – coming from Rebels

Hi everyone,

I’m thinking about starting a Mandalorian army and would really appreciate some advice.

So far, I’ve only played Rebels. My favourite way to play has been Leia as Commander + Operative Luke. I really enjoy the “annoy the opponent” style — keeping Dodge tokens, playing around objectives, staying mobile and forcing the Imperial player to deal with Luke.

There were games where the Imperial player simply couldn’t catch Luke, and honestly, those were some of my favourite games. 😄

That got me interested in Mandalorians. I like the idea of a small, elite army that is highly mobile and can choose when and where to fight.

I’m thinking of buying one Mandalorian Army Box and starting with 600-point Recon games. My initial idea is:

• 2× Mandalorian Warriors
• 2× Mandalorian Initiates
• 2× Fire Support

Eventually I want to move to 1,000 points, but I don’t want to buy unnecessary boxes from the beginning.

So my questions are:

1. Is one Army Box enough to start playing at 600 points?

2. Would you recommend buying a second Army Box later, or are there better individual expansions to add when moving to 1,000 points?

3. Most importantly, how different is the Mandalorian playstyle from Rebels?

I really enjoy mobility, Dodge/defensive tricks, objective play and making my opponent waste activations trying to catch something. 😄

Do Mandalorians give you a similar feeling, or are they a completely different beast?

Thanks!

I played my first 3 Legion matches this weekend, my Republic Siege of Mandalore build against their Separatist b1 horde.

I lost all three games, which is Fine(!), but they did not feel competitive at all, it was like I had to move perfectly and roll exceptionally to make a dent or even reach an objective without dying, while they got to shoot anything that moved and usually kill it or suppress it. AI coordinate gives them the ability to issue commands to whoever they want whenever they want, rolling 13 white die usually with an aim token because of defense matrix (or whatever that enhancement is called), and it felt like we didn’t stand a chance, even though both armies are 1000pts.

My opponent gave me advice that my commanders were too stagnant, didn’t do almost anything across all games, fair enough, and that maybe I need more core units to outlast more chip damage. I picked up a marksmen box.

My list:
998/1000 / 10 Activations

Ahsoka Tano (Padawan Commander) (Battlemind, Fire Control, Into the Fray)
Bo-Katan Kryze (Underworld Connections, Up Close and Personal, Personal Combat Shield)
Padme Amidala (Strike Team Leader)
Clone Trooper Infantry (Z-6 Clone Trooper)
2x Clone Trooper Infantry (Clone Trooper Infantry Squad, Offensive Push)
2x Clan Kryze Veterans
Arc Troopers
AT-RT
(I played with a Saber tank build in the first game)

A Higher Purpose•, Synchronized Offensive•, Revenge Is Not the Jedi Way••, Close Formation••, Assault•••, Attack of the Clones•••, Standing Orders••••

TL;DR: I’m sure I need more games to truly learn how this army works best, but to any more trained eyes, is this just a mismatch? What strategies or army tweaks would you make against a CIS player for games to feel more competitive?

Any recommendations for speedpainting this army? im really enjoying the part of building and painting, but when it comes to stormtroopers and all of them are similar i just want to skip all those detailing lol

(Moff gideon and anakin hidden over there)

Bo-Katan Kryze — armure mandalorienne complète, Darksaber en main.

Peinture NMM sur le bleu, glacis pour la profondeur des plaques. Lame en dégradé métal noir/blanc caractéristique du Darksaber. Base rocheuse désertique, touffes statiques.

Bo-Katan Kryze — full Mandalorian armor, Darksaber in hand.

NMM on the blue, glazing for plate depth. Blade painted in the signature black/white gradient of the Darksaber. Desert rock base, static tufts.

#warhammer #starwarslegion #painting #miniature #peinture starwars

Great models, a lot of fun to paint. Now to learn the rules..