Rejoice Scum & Villainy pilots, reinforcements are dropping out of hyperspace! Come see the newest ship for the fledgling faction the Kihraxz Fighter!
Fantasy Flight Games introduced a new fighter for the X-wing miniatures game today that loosely based on the X-wing itself!
Kihraxz Fighter:
Attack: 3
Agility: 2
Hull: 4
Shield: 1
Default Actions: Focus, Target Lock
Default Upgrade slots: Missile, Illicit
Maneuver Dial comparison:
That’s a pretty solid dial with the some interesting choices. The lack of the 1 forward, and the choice of using both the 4 and 5 K-turns is interesting. While the Kihraxz cant inch forward it certainly can flip it’s nose around in tight situations, having those speed one turns, in exchange for only speed 3 banks. It’s an odd one, that likes to do large sweeping moves, or slow tight turns in close.
This feels like a fighter that keeps up its speed, circing its targets, only slowing to make sharp facing changes. Certainly not a slow methodical fighter.
Kihraxz Pilots:
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