The new ETA-2 Star Wars: X-Wing expansion is one of the most maneuverable ships in all the Galaxy, making it perfect for Jedi!
For all you Star Wars fans, it’s been a great time! Fantasy Flight Games have just been pumping out the new expansions lately, both for X-Wing and Star Wars: Legion. If you haven’t made the jump and started playing yet, you really should give it a look!
This week they are unleashing the ETA-2 Actis Interceptor on the tabletops! This ship is so fast that without a Jedi pilot, you can’t take advantage of all its nifty little tricks. Like with all their kits they give you the mini as well as all the cards you need to play and customize the ships. Let’s take a closer look!
ETA-2 Star Wars: X-Wing Expansion:
It’s always fun to go more for maneuverability than just straight firepower. While this can still get plenty done with its guns, you have to use its speed to get the job done effectively. It can be maneuvered by using the force for extra performance and some fun little tricks. A normal pilot can hit a few extra boosts, but you really unlock the potential when you put a Jedi as a pilot. If you love all things X-Wing, check out what else is going on!
The Mini:
The mini itself is really cool and looks super fun to play with! If you’ve been looking to add some speed and a Jedi to your forces, you have to think about adding this little ship.
The Cards:
Talk about some heavy-hitting pilots! You can customize this ship with either Anakin or Obi-Wan, pretty awesome. You don’t have to go with them only though. There are other cards for lesser-known Jedi if you want to forge your own path.
That does it for this newest expansion. If you’ve been looking for some speed in your fleet, you have to check this out!
Get Your ETA-2 Actis Interceptor Here!
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