https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/p ... rs-legion/

I have a box of SW miniatures from the WOTC d20 rpg era and pewter models from the WEG era. Still, I might be tempted to buy the Princess Lea/Luke Endor speeder bikes box if they make it. But I won't play the miniature game itself.Sharkbelly wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 12:55 amI'm gonna jump in. Even if the game goes away in a few years, I'd do it just for the models.![]()
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For 28mm WHFB there is the community driven version called 9th Age. It replaces 8E for those who want to keep playing in the original Old World. Link : https://www.the-ninth-age.comSharkbelly wrote: ↑Tue May 29, 2018 10:28 amVery nice. I have a copy of Warmaster but have never played it. There are some who want to adapt it to 28mm now that Warhammer Fantasy is no longer supported.
Just note, though, that the figures don't come pre-painted.
A second edition of the game is coming out later this year. If you want to play X-Wing as a wargame its best to wait for the new boxes. If not maybe you will find discounted 1.0 models after 2.0 comes out.
I absolutely second this piece of advice. 2.0 looks to be an excellent reboot of the game, and I will be converting my rather substantial collection over to it (~ 85 ships). However, if you don't have any 1.0 ships yet, hold off for the 2.0 ones - the only things usable from a 1.0 product will be the ship model and stand, and you'll need to purchase 2.0 conversion kits and the core set anyway (which is what I'll be doing).shesheyan wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 10:32 pmA second edition of the game is coming out later this year. If you want to play X-Wing as a wargame its best to wait for the new boxes. If not maybe you will find discounted 1.0 models after 2.0 comes out.
https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/n ... d-edition/
That's a plus for me; I enjoy painting models. These will be a nice change of pace from Warhammer stuff.