200 Point Champion Team

[Cona Chris]

I usually play most of my matches against myself. I decided to start doing a series of matches in which a "Champion" team would be crowned and then have Challengers meet them for the Title to see who would win.

I crowned a champion and then they have successfully defended that title 5 times so far.

I'll write about the matches here and if you have a team that you think can beat them, post it and I'll try and have that match (or as close to it as I can if I do not have the figures or quantity that you list). Teams are 200 points and I play the usual tournament rules (one tournament figure per team, one of each gold figure per team, no more than 5 of the same figure on a team including back-ups).

One of the title defenses is listed below:

"Team Recover"
Darth Vader (SW4/11) x2
Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16) x1
Sabertooth (M/22) x3
Venom (SM1/3) x2

vs.

"Droid Army"
Battle Droid (SW1/1) x1
General Grievous (SW1/28) x1
General Grievous (SW2/24) x1
Grievous Bodyguard (SW2/6) x2
Grievous Bodyguard (SW2/13) x3
Imperial Officer (SW3/9) x1
Nute Gunray (SWG1/1) x1
R2-Q5 (SW3/30) x1
Rodimus (TF1/5) x2

Backups:
Battle Droid (S1/1) x2
Destroyer Droid (S2/19) x2


Team Recover went first and fearlessly sent the Vaders out in the middle of the board. The Droid Army took out a Vader right away (who was not white) thanks to R2-Q5 and a GBG. The other Vader caused some damage while the Venoms, Tarkin, and Sabertooths basically held back. Special Powers did not play as big of a role, almost nobody came up white. So after a while the R2-Q5/GBG combo took out pretty much the entire team (although with a big assist from the Grievous Sabers who Vengeanced a Venom). In the end it was a Venom, who was all the way on the other side of the board, against a Rodimus, Battle Droid, Imperial Office, GBG, S1 Grievous, and R2-Q5. Some of you may remember me posting about this match on another thread, because unbelievably, the Venom was able to pick off one figure per turn while the remnants of the Droid Army inched their way across the board in vain effort to get close enough to knock Venom over for the win. The Droid Army only got 3 whites (expected value was 5) and no DD recruits from Rodimus, which really hurt, although the Recover Team only got 2 recovers to activate and one couldn't even be used (Sabertooth) because there were no leaders left at the time. Venom was the runaway MVP of the game (based on the point system in TixTool's Game Data) based on his 6 kills and not being knocked over at all.

So far "Team Recover" has proved pretty stiff competition thanks to the Vaders resembling punching bags (they always get back up - ask Superfly about these!). However they were able to beat a team in which the Vaders both went down and stayed down in the first couple turns.

Up next for "Team Recover" is a Daredevil/Elektra themed team.

[grievous]

If your Daredevil/Elektra have a large enough swarm then I think they should be able to win. I'm unsure if you've already played the match but I highly recommend using Electro for shooter support (cheap with regeneration) and also flinging Elektras on your turn as missiles. A good fling on the first attack can send Elektra in to take out an enemy figure, then hopefully she's white so Daredevil can move into position and take someone out followed by hopefully being in position for either that Daredevil to attack with your remaining action or do another Elektra fling and hope for another double kill.

You can ignore those, especially if you've played the game already, but those are just my notes on Daredevil/Elektra.

Here's a 200-point Decepticon team to try out if you have the TF2 starter:
Battle Ravage x4
Decepticlone x3
Sabretooth x2
Megatron Vehicle Mode
Grand Moff Tarkin
Back-Ups: G1 Megatron (S2 Starter)

[YodaBreaker]

I've got a team I've devised to counter teams like "Team Recover".

My Love Is Vengeance
4x Ghost Rider (GR/03)
4x General Grievous (SW2/24)
2x Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16)

You're welcome to knock any of these bad boys down, but you run an awful risk, if you do. Tarkin provides launcher support for the first turn or two, and then the speed of the strikers kicks in. Grievous takes care of the Warriors on the squad (and there are typically more Warriors than Leaders on any one squad), Tarkin takes care of the Leaders, and Ghost Rider takes care of weenie figures that might deign to attack. This squad is vincible, but against a squad comprising few, high-powered figures...good luck I might try Team Recover vs. My Love is Vengeance myself soon.

[Cona Chris]

grievous said:

If your Daredevil/Elektra have a large enough swarm then I think they should be able to win. I'm unsure if you've already played the match but I highly recommend using Electro for shooter support (cheap with regeneration) and also flinging Elektras on your turn as missiles. A good fling on the first attack can send Elektra in to take out an enemy figure, then hopefully she's white so Daredevil can move into position and take someone out followed by hopefully being in position for either that Daredevil to attack with your remaining action or do another Elektra fling and hope for another double kill.

You can ignore those, especially if you've played the game already, but those are just my notes on Daredevil/Elektra.

Here's a 200-point Decepticon team to try out if you have the TF2 starter:
Battle Ravage x4
Decepticlone x3
Sabretooth x2
Megatron Vehicle Mode
Grand Moff Tarkin
Back-Ups: G1 Megatron (S2 Starter)

I actually just finishing playing the Elektra/Daredevil match (working from home today - he he!). I'll post the results later today...

I unfortunately do not have any more Sabertooths (Saberteeth?) and have but one Tarkin, so I'll have to try and modify your squad a bit.

beevomit said:

I've got a team I've devised to counter teams like "Team Recover".

My Love Is Vengeance
4x Ghost Rider (GR/03)
4x General Grievous (SW2/24)
2x Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16)

You're welcome to knock any of these bad boys down, but you run an awful risk, if you do. Tarkin provides launcher support for the first turn or two, and then the speed of the strikers kicks in. Grievous takes care of the Warriors on the squad (and there are typically more Warriors than Leaders on any one squad), Tarkin takes care of the Leaders, and Ghost Rider takes care of weenie figures that might deign to attack. This squad is vincible, but against a squad comprising few, high-powered figures...good luck I might try Team Recover vs. My Love is Vengeance myself soon.

That is a good team - I was thinking of building a Vengeance based squad. I don't have all the figures that you mention above in the quantity, so I'll have to see what I can come up with.

I don't want to pick teams specifically designed to take out the champion, but rather teams that are good in their own right. Although since Team Recover has been winning left and right lately, I think it's time they face a Vengeance based team.

EDITED:

Results of today's "title match":

Champion: "Team Recover"
Darth Vader (SW4/11) x2
Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16) x1
Sabertooth (M/22) x3
Venom (SM1/3) x2

vs.

Challenger: "Marvel Hunters"
Boba Fett (SWT/6) x1
Daredevil (M/16) x2
Elektra (M/3) x5
Ghost Rider (GR/4) x2
Greedo (SW4/22) x1
Sandtrooper (SW4/9) x1
TIE Pilot (SW3/2) x1

The Marvel Hunters began as a team that consisted of Elektras and Daredevils, and I usually like to add 2 S4 Sandtroopers (due to the special power) and 2 GRs to this team. However, I mixed it up a bit and put in a few bounty hunters, hoping that the extra figures would work to their advantage.

Team Recover went first and the Venoms took out the Daredevils right away (he's so unstable), so that kinda killed any hope of the Elektras getting free attacks for DD. The GRs moved in on a section of the board early and to minimize the damage, a Vader attacked... he saved a group of figures but was vengeanced in the process.

The other GR turned into a beast and knocked over many figures in this match... the Elektras moved in to give GR cover and the swarm made heavy losses for the champions unavoidable. Team Recover chose to attack the Elektras whenever possible so as to avoid the GRs Vengeance. However, GR accidentally knocked over an Elektra in the middle of an attack (Venom rolled into her).

Meanwhile the surviving Vader didn't disappoint - he marched to the enemy starting line and starting causing all sorts of trouble for the Marvel Hunters. Boba Fett took Vader out twice, only to watch Vader stand right back up. Vader took out the Sandtrooper who came up white, and this lead to two free attacks in which four figures were defeated, and three came up white and thus could recover (Tarkin also came up white but there were no Leaders on the Marvel Hunters). That was a killer for the Marvel Hunters.

The remaining Vader in play was simply too much to overcome - he was defeated 4 times and was white each time. Overall he had 8 kills (out of 13 figures!) and was the runaway MVP of the match. One of the GRs was very effective, getting 7 kills (albeit one a friendly kill).

Every figure on Team Recover (save the one that was Vengeanced) was defeated at least once. Nine times a recover/vanquish was activated and used. That's too much for a swarm team to overcome. The ending saw Vader, Sabertooh, and Venom against Elektra and GR. The Marvel Hunters knocked over Sabertooth and Venom but both were white. They then moved aside to let Vader knock them both over (he had good aim) for the win.

Team Recover got 10 special powers to activate and was able to use 9 of them (expected value was 7). The Marvel Hunters got 8 (expected 5.8) but were only able to use 4 thanks to the Daredevils being taken out on turn 1.

[grievous]

And the above is why a Daredevil squad should either pray they go first (so they can get into formation) or pack three Daredevils so at least one survives if the opponent gets good shots in on round 1 (actually just thought of that after reading the above account).

Nine recovers is just too much for basically ANY team to overcome. Even a Jedi swarm would likely have troubles with that much "pop up". Nice write-up on the matches so far and I find this whole bit very interesting.

Oh, and if Team Decepticon won't work at the moment, I'd recommend waiting until after (if?) Team Recover gets eliminated so you can use the Sabretooth figures. They're the primary striking support for the squad and, sadly, I don't think any figure could really stand in for them. Your choice, though.

[superflytnt]

1x Obi Wan S2 Starter (30)
4x Rebel Trooper (10x5=50) (80)
1x Luke S3 Striker (30) (120)
3x Jedi Knight (10x3=30) (150)
1x Gold KAM (20) (170)
1x Tion Medon (20) (190)
1x Jawa (10) (200)

Han Solo "Captain" in backups in case of a melado Anakin. (black/white power)

[Cona Chris]

grievous said:

Oh, and if Team Decepticon won't work at the moment, I'd recommend waiting until after (if?) Team Recover gets eliminated so you can use the Sabretooth figures. They're the primary striking support for the squad and, sadly, I don't think any figure could really stand in for them. Your choice, though.

Good idea - I'll have this team challenge the champ after "Team Recover" loses.

I like Superfly's team as well, and will put them on deck, but next up will be the mostly Vengenace based team that I have come up with. It has all the figures I have that can Vengeance someone on Team Recover (which are Yoda, 2 GR, 2 Western GR and Grievous Stirker). To round out the team I'm using a S2 Striker Kenobi, 2 GBGs, and S1 KAM (so that a Specialist or Jedi can return to play and Vengeance someone else!).

I'll post the results when I have the match.

[superflytnt]

conachris said:

grievous said:

Oh, and if Team Decepticon won't work at the moment, I'd recommend waiting until after (if?) Team Recover gets eliminated so you can use the Sabretooth figures. They're the primary striking support for the squad and, sadly, I don't think any figure could really stand in for them. Your choice, though.

Good idea - I'll have this team challenge the champ after "Team Recover" loses.

I like Superfly's team as well, and will put them on deck, but next up will be the mostly Vengenace based team that I have come up with. It has all the figures I have that can Vengeance someone on Team Recover (which are Yoda, 2 GR, 2 Western GR and Grievous Stirker). To round out the team I'm using a S2 Striker Kenobi, 2 GBGs, and S1 KAM (so that a Specialist or Jedi can return to play and Vengeance someone else!).

I'll post the results when I have the match.

Better yet, Chris - how about we meet up and play matches with the teams so that there are 2 people's strategies involved - play twice and swap the teams between the two - if the end score is 1 to 1 then we play a tiebreaker to see who remains champ (or who is the new champ).

[Cona Chris]

superflytnt said:

Better yet, Chris - how about we meet up and play matches with the teams so that there are 2 people's strategies involved - play twice and swap the teams between the two - if the end score is 1 to 1 then we play a tiebreaker to see who remains champ (or who is the new champ).

Good idea! Only issue now is getting together (don't you hate it when family and work get in the way of Attacktix?)

[YodaBreaker]

Well, I played a few warm-up matches of My Love Is Vengeance against Team Recover to figure out an optimal strategy for both sides, then I played a final match, with what I perceived to be the best strategies. I gave Team Recover initiative, since it's the one I thought mine could beat (hence I wanted to disadvantage my favored team a bit - and made sure that the strategy I employed for Team Recover took full advantage of that initiative).

From the starting line, Team Recover's Darth Vaders moved forward 9 Tix, the Sabreteeth moved forward 6 Tix, and the Venoms and Grand Moff Tarkin moved forward 2 Tix. A Venom shot down a General Grievous on the starting line, who came up white to wreak Vengeance against the Venom who had yet to hock his loogie (and ended up being black). Grand Moff Tarkin then hit but failed to topple another General Grievous. My Love Is Vengeance's first Grand Moff Tarkin then moved up 2 Tix, with a Ghost Rider nestling in behind him. Another Ghost Rider moved up 12 Tix, with a General Grievous pointing the tip of his saber into GR's back; with an opposite Grievous/GR formation also advancing. The last Ghost Rider moved up a bit, with the last General Grievous settling just astride the remaining Tarkin. One Tarkin tagged but didn't fell a Sabretooth, and the other hit (but fortunately didn't knock down!) a Ghost Rider.

Team Recover's Darth Vaders moved up to the lead General Grievouses, positioning themselves so that they wouldn't risk knocking any Ghost Riders down (at the cost of achieving only single knockdowns), with minor repositionings of the rest of the figures. Each Vader knocked down its target (though one landed at the rearmost Ghost Rider's base), only to have Grievous come up white both times, Vengeancing out the remaining Venom and a Sabretooth (both of whom were black). My Love Is Vengeance's forward Ghost Riders sidled up next to the interloping Vaders, again with some minor repositioning of figures behind the scenes. One Ghost Rider flew one Vader off the table (white), and the other knocked a Vader off the table (white) as he flew into Grand Moff Tarkin, who turned up black.

The remaining Sabreteeth on Team Recover nestled next to the nearest Ghost Riders, and one of the Vaders hightailed it toward the back left of the playing field to space the remaining figures out. The Sabreteeth took out their targets, who both came up black. The last Ghost Riders from My Love Is Vengeance moved up to avenge their brothers next to the Sabreteeth as the remaining figures made minor position adjustments in the backfield. The Ghost Riders struck true, tossing one Sabretooth (black) at the foot of the cornered Vader, while the other Sabretooth was launched with the other Vader off the table, but both turned up black.

Team Recover's lone remaining Sabretooth needed all 12 Tix to get up to the middle Ghost Rider, but the recently knocked off Vader was just a Tix or two short of the other Ghost Rider - and no amount of stretching could let him strike effectively. Thus, only Sabretooth could attack, tossing his Ghost Rider to one Tarkin's base. Ghost Rider turned up white, Vengeancing Sabretooth from the playing field (though he was black, anyway). The last Ghost Rider on My Love Is Vengeance nuzzled up to the closest Vader as his compatriots in the backfield spread out. Ghost Rider launched Vader off the table, missing the other Vader to prolong the game (but the tossed Vader turned up black). One of the Tarkin twins hit the remaining Vader but didn't knock him down.

Sensing that it was curtains for Team Recover because either the remaining Grievous or Ghost Rider would avenge their squadmate's defeat, Vader charged the full 14 Tix into the middle of the playing field, leaving My Love Is Vengeance's Ghost Rider an easy 10 Tix charge to meet him and toss him off the table. To add insult to injury, Vader came up white, but had no supporting figures to help him Recover - indeed, he had fallen, and he couldn't get up. My Love Is Vengeance was left with a Ghost Rider, the Tarkin twins, and a last General Grievous standing.

Team Recover activation count: 5/12 (1 unusable, 4 meaningless blacks, 6.64/12 expected, 4.02/7 meaningful)
My Love Is Vengeance activation count: 4/6 (0 unusable, 0 meaningless blacks, 3.57/6 expected, 3.57/6 meaningful)

Basically, I've noticed that these games come down to whether My Love Is Vengeance's special powers activate or not. If they do, it's pretty much over for Team Recover, no matter what you do. Notice that for the times it mattered, Team Recover had an acceptable activation rate in this game. However, if they don't activate, Team Recover wipes the floor with My Love Is Vengeance. The one game where Ghost Rider never came up, in particular, spelled doom for My Love Is Vengeance because Vader could attack them with impunity and was never removed from the game. It'd be hard to shore up Team Recover with Rally figures, as they'd be the first ones attacked by My Love Is Vengeance, perhaps with figure-flinging attacks to offset the loss of the flung figure.

In terms of strategy, keeping Vader alive and in play is huge for Team Recover - or at least making sure he goes out with a bang. Each Vader likely needs to take out at least 2-3 figures for the team to succeed. This means taking out Ghost Rider with supporting figures, like Sabretooth, Grand Moff Tarkin, or Venom. For My Love Is Vengeance, interspersing Ghost Riders and General Grievouses (placing them in lines of fling) ensure your opponent is caught between a rock and a hard place: does s/he run choose to the risk of sacrificing the attacking figure, or a Warrior, or both, or possibly a Leader, too -which would take Vader out? Additionally, flinging faster figures like Vader out of the way and off the table in strategic places will help give this team the end-game position it needs to secure the victory.

If anyone's curious, here's the densely packed code that allowed me to render the above description of the game. I'm still working on refining the coding scheme, but I might make the scheme another post unto itself

GG4 GR4 GMT2 GG3 GR3 GG2 GR2 GMT1 GG1 GR1
V1 S1 DV1 T1 S2 GMT DV2 S3 V2

DVs f9, Ss f6, GMT & Vs f2
V2 -> GG1 (W, V1 (B)); GMT x> GG2
GMT1 f2/GR1 fr3, GR2 f12/GG2 f10, GR3 f 4, GG3 f12/GR4 f10, GMT2 f2/GG4 fl6
GMT2 x> S1; GMT1 x> GR2

DV1 f6 – GG4(r), DV2 f8 – GG2(l), S3 r2, S1 l2, GMT l5
DV1 -> GG4ot (W, V2 (B)); DV2 -> GG2 (W, S1 (B)) x> GR1
GMT1 fl2/GR1 fl5, GR2 bl 5, GR3 f4 – DV2(b), GR4 f4 – DV1(b), GG3 r3, GMT2 f1
GR3 -> DV2ot (W); GR4 -> DV1ot (W) -> GMTot (B)

S3 f12 – GR2(l), S2 f6 – GR4(r), DV1 fl6
S3 -> GR2 (B); S2 -> GR4 (B)
GR3 r8 – S2(l), GR1 fl7 – S3(f), GMT1 bl1, GMT2 f1
GR3 -> S2 (B) x> DV1; GR1 -> S3ot (W) -> DV2ot (W)

S3 fl12 – GR3(b), DV2 fr14, DV1 fl3
S3 -> GR3 (W, S3 (B)) x> GMT1
GR1 f5 – DV2(b), GMT1 l5, GMT2 l5
GR1 -> DV2ot (B); GMT2 x> DV1

DV1 fr 14
X
GR1 lf10 – DV1(b)
GR1 -> DV1ot (W-nf)

[Cona Chris]

Last night I had the latest "Title Fight" for the 200-point Championship of the Universe.

Champion: "Team Recover"
Darth Vader (SW4/11) x2
Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16) x1
Sabertooth (M/22) x3
Venom (SM1/3) x2

vs.

Challenger: "Vengeance is Mine"
General Grievous (SW2/24) x1
Ghost Rider (GR1/4) x2
Grievous Bodyguards (SW1/13) x2
Ki-Adi-Mundi (SW1/18) x1
Obi-Wan Kenobi (SW2/38) x1
Western Ghost Rider (GR1/3) x2
Yoda (SW1/30) x1

Vengeance went first and moved General Grievous, GRs, and Kenobi up to the middle, and then missed on both WGRs shots. Team Recover kept close to the starting line initially, with a pack of 2 Saberteeth and the 2 Vaders and then they were flanked by "wingman pairs" on either side of Venom/Tarkin and Venom/Sabertooth. Team Recover's twin Venoms targeted the GBGs who were hiding behind a WGR (to help keep Kenobi alive). One GBG got knocked down and was white (which is why I picked S1 GBGs over S2 for this match), so Grievous got to move up 12 tix. Now the General had a big choice to make... go after one of the Venom-pair-"wingmen" or go over the group of 4 (2 Saberteeth and 2 Vaders). Given how often the specials come up for Team Recover and that they would likely use Vengeance to get rid of many others, I decided to try and get a Venom-wingmen pair since that was most likely to result in figures being taken off the board. Unfortunately, the General's green saber hit my knuckle on the back swing which limited its power and Venom moved back a little but not much and remained standing - although luckily Tarkin went down and was black. On the turn, the 2 GRs moved into striking range.

Since the 2 GRs and a Grievous were in striking range, I decided I had to take out a GR, and tried to use Vader to fling a GR into other figures on "Vengeance is Mine". However, it didn't work and GR was white, so one Vader left the game - in retrospect I should have used a Sabertooth, but I was confident I could get a multiple kill which made it worth the risk. The other Vader tried the same thing with Grievous but Grievous ended up clipping a Sabertooth ever so slightly on his journey across the board (my aim was off) and sure enough, Sabe fell and was black. Grievous was also white, so a Venom was removed. Big blow for the champs. They were now down to 4 figures..

The other GR and Kenobi then moved in and caused some more damage... they were both killed on the next turn but both were white, so another Venom was Vengeanced. Vader kept things interesting in future turns by being able to knock figures into each other for the multiple kills.

In the end, there was a Vader and Sabertooth against a GBG, Yoda, Kenobi, and a 2 WGRs. Sabertooth knocked over Kenobi (who was white) and Vader took out a WGR who crashed into the other WGR and GBG along the way. One of the WGRs was still standing though, but a multiple kill nonetheless. However, the biggest blow of the match was dealt by the defeated WGR who turned up white so he got to Vengance the last Sabertooth, leaving Vader all by his lonesome against Yoda, Kenobi, and a WGR. Yoda was barely able to make it to Vader on his turn, and was only able to knick Vader with his saber. WGR missed with his shot.

So now Vader is in a quandary. He's got Yoda right next to him, a WGR 13 tix away, and Kenobi who is within striking distance of both Yoda and the WGR (so Vader will be vulnerable no matter who he tries to kill). If Vader moved to the WGR, there was no chance for a multiple kill based on the angles. After thinking for a minute, I figured the best chance was to attack Yoda and send him flinging into Kenobi and hope Yoda is black. So Yoda got nailed and rolled in Kenobi but Ben didn't fall over. However, Yoda was black so Vader caught a break - but it seemed over since Kenobi was close enough to strike. So of course, Kenobi winds up and I used a bad angle because Vader just scooted across the board 10 tix and remained upright! Perhaps my subconscious wanted them to remain as champions. However, WGR made it all moot by pegged Vader upside the shoulder for the knockdown and the championship. Of course, Vader was white...

Vader was the MVP of the match, despite being on the losing team as he took out 6 figures. The new champions "Vengeance is Mine" had no figure with multiple kills but 7 of the 9 figures who went down had their specials activate (KAM and Yoda did not). "Vengeance is Mine" made up for my inept striking that match by getting 7 specials (4.69 were expected) and being able to use 6. "Team Recover" had 4 specials (3.92 were expected) and were able to use 3.

We'll see how the new champion fares since they were designed specifically to beat "Team Recover". Up next will be Grievous' Decepticon-Themed Team from above challenging the new champion. "Team Recover" is demanding a rematch however...

[Traxx]

i think i know a 200 team that could win.
Bossk(sw s2 #13) Blackheart (gr #5) Jango Fett ( sw s 2 #15)
Boba Fett ( sw s4 #21) Ghost Rider (gr #4) Greedo (sw s4 #22)
Western Ghost Rider (gr #3) and Clone trooper x2 (sw s1 #5

[greyelephant]

Oct 9, 2007, 11:07am, YodaBreaker wrote:I've got a team I've devised to counter teams like "Team Recover". My Love Is Vengeance 4x Ghost Rider (GR/03) 4x General Grievous (SW2/24) 2x Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16)

Hard to beat that. Oh, wait........


What's your Special today?

5x Boba Fett S4 Starter Set
5x Greedo S4 Starter Set


What makes this team so special? They are all Specialists. No warriors, no leaders, no specials work. Now the real challenge is to see if they can actually compete with the strikers of GG. I feel they would, especially with Boba's recover and Greedos attack back specials coming effective around 50% of the time.

Vengeance is mine!

[greyelephant]

My Love Is Vengeance 4x Ghost Rider (GR/03) 4x General Grievous (SW2/24) 2x Grand Moff Tarkin (SW4/16)

I have successfully defeated team Vengeance two times in a row now. My first game came down to just one figure needing to come up white, but failed. The second two games I won hands down with 3 figures left standing both times.

My team?

None of your business.


I will tell you that it had nothing to do with Bounty Hunters or Specialists.

[Cona Chris]

greyelephant said:

What's your Special today?

5x Boba Fett S4 Starter Set
5x Greedo S4 Starter Set


What makes this team so special? They are all Specialists. No warriors, no leaders, no specials work. Now the real challenge is to see if they can actually compete with the strikers of GG. I feel they would, especially with Boba's recover and Greedos attack back specials coming effective around 50% of the time.

Vengeance is mine!

I like that team - however I've only got 1 of those Boba Fetts and 4 of the Greedos.

Traxx's suggestion below I could do, but I'm not sure how well they'd work... I think Jango, Blackheart, and Bossk are overpriced figures. I may try them and sub in Greedos for the clones since you get a bigger missile, better special, and bigger base.

Bossk(sw s2 #13) Blackheart (gr #5) Jango Fett ( sw s 2 #15)
Boba Fett ( sw s4 #21) Ghost Rider (gr #4) Greedo (sw s4 #22)
Western Ghost Rider (gr #3) and Clone trooper x2 (sw s1 #5)

I did play "Vengeance is Mine" against Grievous's Decepticon themed squad... I'll have to post the results later on after I get the stats sorted out from that match.