Same black melee dice as every other Corps unit. Fifty percent more average hits that a Rebel Trooper and twice the crit chance. TwoВ white dice per mini with surge? Now we are in business. WeвЂ™ve already established white dice are terrible. Offense:ДЄlright, hereвЂ™s where things start getting interesting. Same price as a Stormtrooper unit, which is to say they are 10% more expensive than Rebel Troopers.ДЎ Wound, 1 Courage. Bonus ability (steady) is highly situational**Д¤4 Points (11 per man).Good synergy with Rebel command cards (especially Leia).Only non-character unit with access to Pierce (so far).Extremely high damage (especially with a Scattergun).Fun fact: Fleet Troopers with a shotgun do the third most average wounds to a Stormtrooper squad of any weapon/unit in the game, behind only Vader himself and the AT-RT flamethrower with 6 targets. Not only should the Resistance have brought a quicker end to PalpatineвЂ™s fleet of Star Destroyers, but the Rebel Alliance should have as well.Seriously though, for guys* that are mostly known for getting ruthlessly murdered by Vader (and Stormtroopers), Fleet Troopers pack quite a punch. By comparison, LandoвЂ™s realization reflects poorly on the sequel trilogy heroes.

Retconned as PalpatineвЂ™s plan for as far back as his time as the Emperor, it becomes strange that the Resistance couldnвЂ™t have figured out what Lando did in War of the Bounty Hunters. Unfortunately, Star Wars comicsвЂ™ attempts to expand on the afterthought premise of Rise of Skywalker have only caused more confusion than answers. From the famously vulnerable exhaust port in A New Hope to the scavenger hunt that is Episode IX, Palpatine's enemies tend to come up with a better plan than he is capable of. The creativity of the Rebellion isnвЂ™t usually a trait that gets much credit for their victory in Return of the Jedi, but such ideas born from desperation helped restore the galaxy throughout the saga. Since it had previously been revealed in Darth Vader that Palpatine had his secret Exegol fleet ready-to-go since the time of The Empire Strikes Back, it seems especially likely they share the same exact design. There might not be a Death Star-style open exhaust port, but it does mean that all Star Destroyers likely can be taken down in the same fashion. Theoretically, this could also apply to PalpatineвЂ™s hidden fleet located on Exegol for the inevitable Final Order. Even the larger versions of the ships have the same layout, implying that he could use his knowledge and find a weakness. While Lando, Chewie, and Leia are desperate for a plan, he brings up how all the Star Destroyers have identical designs.

To the Revel AllianceвЂ™s advantage, their tyranny isnвЂ™t very innovative. Related: Darth Vader Rises From The Grave In Star Wars Halloween TaleДЄs Lando flies the Millennium Falcon, he takes notice of how the Empire isnвЂ™t the most creative organization. Many fans didnвЂ™t think the revelation made much sense in terms of continuity, and now additional details regarding the fleet have been unveiled in Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #5, written by Charles Soule with art by Luke Ross. In recent Star Wars comics, Darth Vader has seen Vader and the Emperor journey to Exegol, observing the hidden fleet originally revealed in The Rise of Skywalker. Although the event focused on expanding the stories of the original trilogy, elaboration on the sequel trilogy has been an ongoing trend.

The War of the Bounty Hunters crossover event has come to an end, as Han SoloвЂ™s carbonite encased body has finally made its way to JabbaвЂ™s Palace. As the Marvel titles expand on story elements forgotten by The Rise of Skywalker, the Final Order is starting to make a little more sense with every issue. Warning! Spoilers for Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #5ДЄ new Star Wars comic has revealed a hidden weakness of PalpatineвЂ™s secret fleet on Exegol.

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