Ha I never noticed that. It was originally called THROW QUI-GON INTO THE FIRE so it was supposed to be like Dooku throwing him, and when I shortened it to INTO THE FIRE we just never noticed that the card worked this way.

If we changed it to a Qui-Gon card then Qui-Gon would have 6 cards, so I guess I would leave it as it is, meaning they both have to be alive to use it. It does seem like Dooku should do something too, at least move.

I have to admit I still did not print it but just came back to it. One more question before going into print, shouldn’t ITF be a Qui-Gon card?

I think I altered the photo of a Dooku figure to have dark hair. I did the same with a SWED Dooku figure and painted the hair black. There is no actual young Dooku figure that I’m aware of.

We haven’t played this deck much so if you do, I’d be very interested in hearing about your experiences with it.

I absolutely love the idea of JEDI MEDITATION and actually feel ashamed for not coming up with that idea myself 😀

This deck really has som many great ideas working for it. The use of discard piles, the interatcions btw. the two characters, plus special cards like the aforementioned. I also really like the agressive nature of this deck. No crazy ass amount of defenses. I absolutely see this deck beeing lots of fun.

One question, the Dooku mini in the .pdf is this an original WotC mini or a custom?

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!

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!

It’s true they have a lot of offensive potential but we have yet to see them realize it…