Star Wars: Legion 2.0 - Rebel Alliance Starter Set

Star Wars: Legion - Rebel Alliance Starter Set is the Rebel starter army for Star Wars: Legion by Atomic Mass Games. The box holds 36 miniatures led by Luke Skywalker, a ready 600-point Recon-level army, plus the dice, measuring tools, cards and tokens you need for your first games.

• 36 miniatures to assemble and paint
• 600-point army (Recon level)
• dice, movement and range tools, tokens
• unit, upgrade, command and battle cards

What's in the Rebel Alliance Starter Set

• 1 Luke Skywalker
• 22 Rebel Troopers
• 7 Rebel Commandos
• 6 Wookiee Warriors
• 7 unit cards and 10 command cards, plus upgrade and battle cards
• attack dice: 4 red, 4 black and 4 white, plus defence dice
• movement tool set and range tools
• 3 token sheets

The miniatures are plastic, unpainted and unassembled.

Luke, Rebels and Wookiees

The starter goes for a classic Rebel line-up: the legendary Luke Skywalker as your hero, plenty of Rebel Trooper infantry, elite Rebel Commandos and fierce Wookiee Warriors. These models make a complete 600-point list at Recon level, the smallest official format of Star Wars: Legion.

The game uses its own attack and defence dice rather than standard D6, and those dice are included. Everything one player needs is in the box.

How to grow your Rebel army

To expand, add more troops with Rebel Veterans, support with the Rebel AT-RT and more heroes with Rogues and Rebels.

About the game

Star Wars: Legion is a two-player miniatures wargame by Atomic Mass Games. You build an army from units of different ranks (Commanders, Operatives, Corps, Special Forces, Support, Heavy). The starter is one player's army: your opponent needs their own, for example the Galactic Empire Starter Set.

Frequently asked questions

Is the starter enough for two players?
No, it is one player's army. The second player needs their own starter.

Are dice included?
Yes, attack and defence dice are in the box.

How many points is the starter army?
600, the Recon level.

What language are the cards in?
The publisher lists it as a multilingual edition, English included.

Are the miniatures painted?
No, they need assembly and painting.