1. GENERAL COMMENTS:

Written by

CLAUS STAAL

2. STANDARD DECK LIST:

3. CHARACTERS:

Watto (Blue/Yellow) Wat Tambor (Blue/Red)



4. UPGRADES:

Upgrade abilities Palpatine's Lightsaber

5. SUPPORTS:

6. REMOVAL:



7. TECH CARDS:

8. BATTLEFIELD:

9. MULLIGAN STRATEGY:

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The moment you have two upgrade abilities down, AND you have two resources, it's free to play (well ... youand), and that's crazy! That's somefor that! Theare pretty good for aand can suddenly makeside lethal!is good within, it's like awhere you get all the benefits, and the draw advantage is hugely important in this deck. It'll allow you to, with relative ease, play out one of your two premium upgrades or a second tier ability and replace with what you just drew into. It's not a, thank goodness for that, but it's definitely strong.I likein this deck! You'll have difficulty playing it early, but if both your characters are alive midgame it can definitely rock the game in your favor.is as powerful as ever and it can actually make an endgame withouta winnable situation. For that reason alone I recommend its inclusion!The internet is a scary place. 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