This time I decided to go for classic Tie Fighters. In my previous game, I had taken fewer heavier fighters and consequently, the Rebel X Wings were all over me. I added a boosted comms array so that my Fighters could operate further from their base ship, A Wing Commander to give me the opportunity to change my Command orders to Squadron Orders, Redundant Shields to help my ship survive a bit longer and NK-7 Ion Cannons to destroy Rebel defences.Īnd finally, I had to decide on fighters. The ship, Devastator, increases its forward firepower the longer it fights and the more hits it sustains, which is narratively appropriate as the crew are more afraid of Vader than the Rebel Fleet. I chose the Devastator, as it was Darth Vader’s ship in Star Wars: A New Hope. I decided to put all the upgrades I could on my flagship, one of which was the Ship name. Mark 2 has more guns, and according to the lore carries fewer ground troops. Since the only other (large) Imperial Capital ship that I own is a Victory Star Destroyer, I chose that. Imperial Star Destroyer MK2Įven the mightiest warships need companion vessels/escorts or they risk being overrun. There are 2 classes, the class 1 and the class 2. The point of the game was to field an Imperial Star Destroyer, so my first choice was that. If you want to know more about the ISD, you can watch my Imperial Star Destroyer Unboxing Blog. Today I am going to relay my first experience after an Imperial Star Destroyer was added to my collection. I recently posted about Star Wars Armada, the fleet combat game from Fantasy Flight Games set in the Star Wars Universe.
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