if you look at the weapons brkaedown in the instructions that came with the game, only certain weapons can render a one-shot head shot. The ones that can are a.m. rated (anti-material, like brains). Only the Magnum, DMR, Sniper rifle, and the Needler rifle. The Assault rifle, while a formidable weapon, must score multiple hits, either in the body or face, to kill. happy hunting

I know this was posted a long time ago, and chances are you will never se this, but awesome decks. Also, do you have maps available for download as well?

You may want to re-export Shaak Ti’s PDF. The text is fairly difficult to read as it is now. For my purposes, since I play using Tabletop Simulator (which requires you to put all the cards into one image file via a special program), I think image compression would end up rendering the cards even harder to read. I could rectify this by recreating the deck myself in Deck Designer, but not everyone would be willing to do that for just one deck.

(Also, I promise I will get back to you about the Hobbit decks!)nn1

Awesome, when did this happen?

Awesome, really like your character changes and the expansion characters. You guys should try a chessex battle mat for a play surface. Dry erase battle mat that you can make your own maps on. Pretty sweet.

Where did you get the custom cards and little characters? And do you sell them?

Is there no way to mark the health for ponda babba?

Wait, so if Obi defends with his D12 against “Your Powers Are Weak” does he have to discard his entire hand? (I know Obi is cheap himself, but still.) Might want to limit that one to 4 or 5 discards. Just a thought,

There’s a Typo on Master healer in the PDF. The last sentence just says ‘Otherwise may heal up to damage.”

We’ve updated PADAWAN TRAINING to a direct damage effect instead of the extra attack so that should clear anything up regarding that card.

Thanks Jeff, I cleaned that up and re-posted it.

Nute was just updated with the revised version that was part of the 10-Year Anniversary Set.

Thanks for making all of this available! By the way, the “YOU LOSE JEDI” card has some text problems – it says “Play when Card is attacking” and the character name is shown (below the picture) as “New Card”.

My friends and I vassal’d this, we like that he has hints of darkside power with choke.

We don’t have many suggestions but the wording on ‘levitation’ is a bit clunky.

I think it would be cool if Luke could use ‘Choke’ on Majors as well but the attack power would definately have to be toned down if that were true.

I’ve never liked the whole Zam ‘change the attack power dependant on the situation thing.’ This is a more beefed up one which is great but I do like the ‘take double any damage from this card mechanic. Though, now that I think about it, they would work the same way I suppose.

I cannot get the tweaks pdf file to download, could you possibly e-mail it to me at the e-mail I listed for this comment?

HEY! Finish this deck and the Imperial officer and 4 Storm troopers! Do it please.

Hey Jared, always glad to get another fan!

Thanks especially for the feedback, we are always looking to make our decks better.

1) Yes it’s defendable, where does it say that it’s not? It doesn’t count as an action but it can be defended like any other attack.

2) You understand the card correctly but I see how the wording can be confusing. I think your wording is on the money.

Now that you understand how the cards are supposed to work, we’d love to get some feedback on how the deck plays. Overpowered? Underpowered? Fun? Clunky? Let us know!

I’m a recent entry into the custom decks portion of the Epic Duels universe…..my buddies and I played the original at university for hours and hours and hours… knowing nothing about all the new characters found online. Now that we’ve found this, we’re all nearly as giddy as school girls.

After looking at Dooku and Qui-Gon’s deck, I printed it right away, because I really like (1) the Master powering up the Apprentice idea, and (2) this relationship is one element in the movies I wish they’d developed further. A few times playing it has found it to be lots of fun.
All that said, here are 2 things we’ve found that might require some minor tweaks….

1) There was some ambiguity regarding the Padawan Training card…. Is QuiGon’s action free attack defendable? I believe it should be (similar to Maul’s Sith Speed) but 2 other guys thought the extra attack could not be defended…. ultimately resulting in my death and their victory. What’s the official intent?

2) The Into the Fire card could use some slight re-wording. I believe it to be a great idea; however, each of us had to read it a few times before we grasped it. If we understand it correctly, after Qui-Gon moves, if there are 3 adjacent enemies, each enemy receives 3 damage? It could be worded like this: “After movement, each enemy adjacent to Qui-Gon receives damage equal to number of adjacent enemies” Same stuff different pile I guess.

Thanks so much for doing all this great work. It’s much appreciated. Keep it up!

I like the idea of changing 2 wisdoms for 2 Masterful Fightings. I think the A6 instead of A5 may be pushing it for a standard ED set, although I know Geektopia has a power creep. How strong is he? And without the creep, would it be better to just switch the wisdoms for MF? Does Mace actually miss wisdom at all?

This deck is a monster! Totally fits the “ass-kicking dude in a cape” theme because that’s exactly what he does. First time we played with this deck, I pulled an “I Have You Now” with two “Battle Rage” cards and a “Wrath” in the opening hand against Assaj Ventress. Combine that with him getting a very offensive pull and me having the first turn, I said “I’ll have her, please” and it was game like that. I’ve been convinced ever since, and I have not since gotten such a lucky 1v1 pull (thankfully).

Love the deck, he’s as powerful as a Jedi Hunter of his stature should be (and I feel the same way about Grievous!)

I am very interested in purchasing additional characters and playing cards. Can you please let me where I can purchase?

Yeah, that’s what I was thinking too. But, a way to change that could be by making the Padawan a single named minor (since the character in the picture is) and make Sword Trainer a Talent Card of his, but then that might deviate from the inspiration since Cin Drallig was more a general instructor. But again, just spitballing. Still love the deck!

Thanks Roy! We like it too.

The idea of letting unnamed minors use a major’s special card after his death deviates too far from the rules for us to make that change officially, but feel free to make that tweak for your own sessions.

And keep the reports coming!

I absolutely love this deck! Me and my friends have played a few matches with him, and though he has yet to win, that’s because he’s fought an Original Obi-Wan solo and in a 2v2 paired up with Bultar Swan who pulled absolutely NO cards. But they’re terrified and always have tried to get him simply because of three main things; his variablity, his speed, and his Padawans! Despite my difficulties winning, I love this deck because it’s so reactional, for lack of a better word. You can’t really plan so much as you have to work with the flow, which makes you unpredictable (because you are) which really can mess with your opponent’s head! Love the deck, the only thing I could think of changing would be to make Sword Trainer playable even when Cin is dead, it could help make up for the difference present in his lack of stability, but I’mma try that with my buds before I throw it out there ass more than a spitball.

Hey thanks! Problem solved, sorry about that!

We haven’t played this one a whole lot so if you do, please let us know how it plays!