The new ships are HERE – come see the new X-Wing Episode VII Starter set that was available at Target last night!
Following up on Episode VII X-Wing Starter Set pictures from last week, the pilot cards and ships (the new “blue” X-Wing Fighter and two new “white paneled” Tie Fighters) presumably from the new set have now been spotted as well.
A single upgrade slot – looks like a new category – maybe a droid.
Pilots:
Epsilon Squadron: PS1
Zeta Squadron: PS3
Omega Squadron: PS4
“Zeta Ace”: PS5 – When performing a barrel roll, use the 2 straight template instead of the 1 straight.
“Epsilon Leader”: PS6 – At the start of the combat phase, remove 1 stress token from each friendly at Range 1.
“Omega Ace”: PS7 – When attacking, you may spend a focus token and a target lock on the defender to change all of your results to critical hits results.
Torpedo, R2, and a single new category upgrade slot – (same new category as the TIE/FO)
Pilots:
Blue Squadron Novice: PS2
Red Squadron Veteran: PS4
“Blue Ace”: PS5 – When performing a boost action, you may use the 1 turn template (rather than the 1 bank template)
Poe Dameron: PS8 – When attacking or defending, if you have a focus token, you may change one of your focus results to a hit or evade result.
Close ups of the box pictures from last week also seem to show a card for the BB-8 soccer droid and the card back for what looks to be a new class of droids as well.
You can checkout the post (with pics) for yourself below.
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