LEGO will continue to add to the Helmet Collection, as these are fairly collectable, and LEGO Star Wars fans seem to generally like buying them, and with such a vast library, you can be assured that there’s many more helmets to come, so unless you want to, don’t treat it like an obligation to collect every single one, and instead just pic up the ones you like. While the basic mechanics of movement in Legion will be quite familiar to veteran players, there was one item that throughout our observation and playtesting we found to be quite unintuitive in how it affected gameplay. Learn Eminently loyal and effective at leading his troops in missions ranging from simple skirmishes to delicate infiltrations, Cody is a leader capable of getting the job done.

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Big asterisk on this card though…. It does nothing against Dark Troopers. 2-Pip: Have I Ever Let You Down? One of the badasses of the Clone Wars, Commander Cody steps into the breach as the leader of the 7th Sky Corps. This set allows you to throw him into his games alongside his Jedi buddy, Obi-Wan Kenobi and make him the focal point of your strategies on the tabletop. He comes with three signature Command Cards that focus on what makes Cody a badass and you'll also note he comes with some friends too!Innovation [3] – Introduces some really cutting edge sculpting techniques, especially for the Jaig Eyes and face Rounds of gameplay continue until one side has met the scenario's victory condition, one side has no remaining figures (in which case their opponent wins), or 6 rounds have been fully played. First up, we have Captain Rex, also known as CT-7567 who served under General Anakin Skywalker and Commander Ahsoka Tano during the Clone Wars, leader of the 501st Legion. Here’s a look at the instruction manual, which has a lovely introduction and foreword by LEGO Star Wars Creative Director Jens Kronvold Frederiksen, as well as a reference image of Rex in his Phase 2 armour. Clone Captain Cody, also known as CC-2224, was a clone trooper in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars, a major conflict fought between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Cody served under the command of Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi and was one of the most skilled and experienced clone officers in the army.

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Keepability [4] – Slots very nicely into the Helmet collection, and it’s great to finally have Prequel Helmets In the furor around Adepticon and Worlds, AMG finally showed off all of Commander Cody’s cards and they are quite interesting. Today we’re going to take a look at all the cards that will come in the upcoming Commander Cody release. The Other Guys – Waxer & Boil Up next is Commander Cody, with a Phase 1 helmet variant offering a completely different building experience and helmet model to Captain Rex. In September last year Atomic Mass (who have taken over Star Wars Legion from Fantasy Flight Games) released a new teaser trailer, showing the "Shadow Collective", which is a "Crime Syndicate" faction for Star Wars Legion! Bounty hunters have been involved with all manner of significant events in the Star Wars™ saga. Usually hired to capture or assassinate high-profile targets, they have also been known to accept other dangerous missions. LearnLEGO really nailed Commander Cody’s helmet design, and this one is my favourite of the two. For starters, I really like the white and orange colour scheme, as it translates incredibly well here. Like Captain Rex, the sculpting and ingenious use of negative space and depth are incredibly eye-catching, and I cannot state just how well they got the Clone Trooper look right. Hi Tim – just want to make sure I’m picturing this correctly…I’m a newer player and I haven’t played GAR, so I might be missing something, but how would Fire Support work with Cody’s 1-pip? Since it only activates him, no one else would have a faceup token, correct?