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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Sens Mi 06 Jan 2016, 13:36
Da bleibt ja noch genug Zeit zum Sparen 
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Sarge Mo 11 Jan 2016, 14:26
Also das ist ne feine Sache und das kaufe ich mit Sicherheit.
Da wartet doch die halbe Menschheit drauf.
Ich denke man sollte beizeiten mal ein kleines Star Wars Brettspielsubforum in Angriff nehmen, damit die Sachen nicht untergehen.
Da kann ja ruhig gemischt reingeschrieben werden und wenn ein System häufiger angesprochen wird, bekommt es sein eigenes Subforum im Brettspielsubforum. Subsubsub.........
Da wartet doch die halbe Menschheit drauf.
Ich denke man sollte beizeiten mal ein kleines Star Wars Brettspielsubforum in Angriff nehmen, damit die Sachen nicht untergehen.
Da kann ja ruhig gemischt reingeschrieben werden und wenn ein System häufiger angesprochen wird, bekommt es sein eigenes Subforum im Brettspielsubforum. Subsubsub.........
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Barlmoro Sa 16 Jan 2016, 07:28
Themen zusammengeführt
Das Spiel ist laut FFG seit dem 02.12.2015 "At the Printer"
Und New: Where Is the Rebel Base?
Where Is the Rebel Base?
Your Previews of Star Wars™: Rebellion Begin Now!
"And now, Your Highness, we will discuss the location of your hidden Rebel base."
–Darth Vader
This is a good year to be a Star Wars fan.
Star Wars is bigger than ever. New chapters are being added to the Star Wars universe. And Star Wars™: Rebellionwill soon allow gamers to return in full-force to the characters and events that made the original Star Wars trilogy a worldwide phenomenon.
As we mentioned in the game's announcement, Star Wars: Rebellion is simultaneously personal and epic. It allows you to command such iconic heroes and villains as Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Emperor Palpatine, and the actions they take will directly influence the course of your Galactic Civil War. You can launch strikes against Imperial build yards or construct the Death Star and blow up planets. You can train your hero in the Jedi path, or you can capture Rebel heroes and freeze them in carbonite.
In short, Star Wars: Rebellion provides you an entry to the Galactic Civil War and the entire Star Wars universe that is entirely unprecedented in board game form… This is the game you're looking for!
Today, we begin our previews with a closer look at the different victory conditions for the Galactic Empire and the fledgling Rebel Alliance. Then, next week is Rebellion Week, and Rebel leaders are prepared to unveil five new previews!
–Captain Piett
As the Imperial player in Star Wars: Rebellion, you need to find and destroy the Rebel base. Do this and you win. The Imperial victory condition leaves no room for confusion, but it opens a whole galaxy's worth of gameplay.
First, you have hidden information. There are thirty-two systems represented on the Star Wars: Rebellion game board, and all of them, apart from Coruscant, are represented within the game's probe deck. Over the course of the game, as your probe droids scour the galaxy, you draw cards from this deck, eliminating the systems they represent as possible locations of the Rebel base.
The probe deck first comes into play during setup. As the Imperial player, you gain control of Coruscant and five other systems, two of which your Imperial forces have subjugated and three more that are loyal to your cause. The cards for each of these systems are removed from the probe deck, and you take them into your hand. Then you can load the associated systems with Star Destroyers, AT-AT Walkers, Stormtroopers, TIE fighters, transport vessels, and a fully operational Death Star.
Next, the Rebel player gains control of three systems and shuffles their cards back into the probe deck. Then the Rebel player chooses one system to house the Rebel base, pulls its card out of the probe deck, slots it under the game board, and reshuffles the probe deck.
Accordingly, the Rebel player conceals a critical piece of information—the location of his Rebel base—from the game's very outset. This can lead to all manner of bluffing as the Rebels may choose the unlikeliest of places, like a system in close proximity to Coruscant, or feint by defending other systems to draw your attention and your fleets away from the base's actual location.
Each unit is associated with a pool of dice, and when you descend upon the Rebels' hidden base, you will want to do so with enough starships, troops, and vehicles to leave the Rebels no chance of survival. All of this means that your destruction of the Rebel base is likely to start several rounds earlier. You need to maneuver your fleet carefully throughout the adjoining regions of space so that your forces all converge in the correct position at the appropriate time.
–Princess Leia
As the Rebel player, your victory condition is a little more abstracted. After all, the Galactic Empire oversees countless systems, which are ruled by regional governors spread far across the galaxy. Its fleets consist of myriad Star Destroyers, each wielding enough firepower to keep an entire system in line through fear. A single key victory against a military such as the Empire's will not win a war. There is no one Imperial base that can be destroyed that will cause the Empire to collapse.
And yet, the Rebels have hope. The Galactic Empire's tyrannical rule works against it in the minds and hearts of those that stand oppressed. If the fledgling Rebel Alliance can rally enough support, demonstrate enough leadership, and land enough critical blows against the Empire, it may be able to inspire the galaxy's citizens to rise up and revolt against the evil regime that keeps them down. The Empire may be able to stop a small military, but it cannot suppress a full-scale galactic rebellion.
Accordingly, in Star Wars: Rebellion, the Rebel player seeks to advance the Rebel reputation marker until it meets the game's time marker. This means, in effect, that the Rebels must survive long enough and succeed often enough to inspire others to action.
Throughout the game, you draw from this deck of objectives at the end of each round, and just as there are ways for the Imperial player to draw additional probe cards, there are ways for your Rebels to gain additional objectives. This is important because some objectives will be decidedly more difficult than others to score, depending upon the circumstances of your game. Also, if you can draw into objectives like Death Star Plans or Return of the Jedi , you can potentially use your objectives to interfere with the Empire's plans in a more tangible fashion.
Of course, your survival is also a crucial component of your victory, so you can't throw your forces at your objectives too recklessly. Just like in the movies, the Rebel Alliance needs to consider its actions carefully and build for them in secrecy. And should the Empire ever expose itself, the Rebel Alliance needs to capitalize upon the error.
–Luke Skywalker
There has never been another board game quite like Star Wars: Rebellion. More than thirty years after Return of the Jedi first resolved the conflicts between the Galactic Empire and the heroes of the Rebel Alliance, Star Wars: Rebellion allows you to engage in the Galactic Civil War more fully and more heroically than ever before.
Join us Monday as we fire the first shots in the Galactic Civil War!
Das Spiel ist laut FFG seit dem 02.12.2015 "At the Printer"
Und New: Where Is the Rebel Base?
Where Is the Rebel Base?
Your Previews of Star Wars™: Rebellion Begin Now!
–Darth Vader
This is a good year to be a Star Wars fan.
Star Wars is bigger than ever. New chapters are being added to the Star Wars universe. And Star Wars™: Rebellionwill soon allow gamers to return in full-force to the characters and events that made the original Star Wars trilogy a worldwide phenomenon.
As we mentioned in the game's announcement, Star Wars: Rebellion is simultaneously personal and epic. It allows you to command such iconic heroes and villains as Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Emperor Palpatine, and the actions they take will directly influence the course of your Galactic Civil War. You can launch strikes against Imperial build yards or construct the Death Star and blow up planets. You can train your hero in the Jedi path, or you can capture Rebel heroes and freeze them in carbonite.
In short, Star Wars: Rebellion provides you an entry to the Galactic Civil War and the entire Star Wars universe that is entirely unprecedented in board game form… This is the game you're looking for!
Scour the Galaxy
"I think we’ve got something, sir. The report is only a fragment from a probe droid in the Hoth system, but it’s the best lead we’ve had."–Captain Piett
As the Imperial player in Star Wars: Rebellion, you need to find and destroy the Rebel base. Do this and you win. The Imperial victory condition leaves no room for confusion, but it opens a whole galaxy's worth of gameplay.First, you have hidden information. There are thirty-two systems represented on the Star Wars: Rebellion game board, and all of them, apart from Coruscant, are represented within the game's probe deck. Over the course of the game, as your probe droids scour the galaxy, you draw cards from this deck, eliminating the systems they represent as possible locations of the Rebel base.
The probe deck first comes into play during setup. As the Imperial player, you gain control of Coruscant and five other systems, two of which your Imperial forces have subjugated and three more that are loyal to your cause. The cards for each of these systems are removed from the probe deck, and you take them into your hand. Then you can load the associated systems with Star Destroyers, AT-AT Walkers, Stormtroopers, TIE fighters, transport vessels, and a fully operational Death Star.
Next, the Rebel player gains control of three systems and shuffles their cards back into the probe deck. Then the Rebel player chooses one system to house the Rebel base, pulls its card out of the probe deck, slots it under the game board, and reshuffles the probe deck.
Accordingly, the Rebel player conceals a critical piece of information—the location of his Rebel base—from the game's very outset. This can lead to all manner of bluffing as the Rebels may choose the unlikeliest of places, like a system in close proximity to Coruscant, or feint by defending other systems to draw your attention and your fleets away from the base's actual location.
The Rebel player hopes to lure the Empire away from the Rebel base by surrounding Dantooine with protective forces as a bluff.
The Rebels are not the only ones with hidden information, however. You hold all the cards for the systems you have already probed and, therefore, you know which systems your Galactic Empire has eliminated as possible locations for the Rebel base. Since the Rebels never know which probe cards you hold, you may very well be able to use the information to see through any of their deceptions or even to snare them in a trap.Unfortunately for the Rebels, the Imperial player has already drawn the Dantooine probe card and recognizes the bluff!
Once you have identified the location of the Rebels' hidden base, you must still destroy it, and this leads to another satisfying layer of gameplay—combat. We will look more closely at combat in future previews, but it is worth noting at this point that combat incorporates the game's more than 150 plastic miniatures along with both custom dice and tactic cards.Each unit is associated with a pool of dice, and when you descend upon the Rebels' hidden base, you will want to do so with enough starships, troops, and vehicles to leave the Rebels no chance of survival. All of this means that your destruction of the Rebel base is likely to start several rounds earlier. You need to maneuver your fleet carefully throughout the adjoining regions of space so that your forces all converge in the correct position at the appropriate time.
Convinced that the Rebel base is on Hoth, the Imperial player readies his forces for an assault.
Restore Freedom to the Galaxy
"The more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers."–Princess Leia
As the Rebel player, your victory condition is a little more abstracted. After all, the Galactic Empire oversees countless systems, which are ruled by regional governors spread far across the galaxy. Its fleets consist of myriad Star Destroyers, each wielding enough firepower to keep an entire system in line through fear. A single key victory against a military such as the Empire's will not win a war. There is no one Imperial base that can be destroyed that will cause the Empire to collapse.
And yet, the Rebels have hope. The Galactic Empire's tyrannical rule works against it in the minds and hearts of those that stand oppressed. If the fledgling Rebel Alliance can rally enough support, demonstrate enough leadership, and land enough critical blows against the Empire, it may be able to inspire the galaxy's citizens to rise up and revolt against the evil regime that keeps them down. The Empire may be able to stop a small military, but it cannot suppress a full-scale galactic rebellion.
Accordingly, in Star Wars: Rebellion, the Rebel player seeks to advance the Rebel reputation marker until it meets the game's time marker. This means, in effect, that the Rebels must survive long enough and succeed often enough to inspire others to action.
By the time the game proceeds to the fourth round, the Rebels have scored three objective points to move the reputation marker from "14" to "11." If the time marker and reputation marker converge on the time tracker, the Rebels win.
They do this by completing various objectives, each of which is worth a set number of points, and which you draw from your objective deck. Notably, this deck is created in three stages, numbered I, II, and III. First, you shuffle all the III objectives and place them facedown. Then you shuffle all the II objectives and place them facedown on top of the III objectives. Finally, you shuffle all the I objectives and place them facedown on top of the II objectives.Throughout the game, you draw from this deck of objectives at the end of each round, and just as there are ways for the Imperial player to draw additional probe cards, there are ways for your Rebels to gain additional objectives. This is important because some objectives will be decidedly more difficult than others to score, depending upon the circumstances of your game. Also, if you can draw into objectives like Death Star Plans or Return of the Jedi , you can potentially use your objectives to interfere with the Empire's plans in a more tangible fashion.
Join Us for Rebellion Week
"You know of the Rebellion against the Empire?"–Luke Skywalker
There has never been another board game quite like Star Wars: Rebellion. More than thirty years after Return of the Jedi first resolved the conflicts between the Galactic Empire and the heroes of the Rebel Alliance, Star Wars: Rebellion allows you to engage in the Galactic Civil War more fully and more heroically than ever before.
Emperor Palpatine activates the Hoth system, allowing all of the Empire's forces in adjacent systems to converge upon the Rebel base. It looks bad for the Rebels, but if they can survive the initial onslaught, they might be able to retreat to a new base!
If you are a longtime Star Wars fan and a gamer, this is the game you're looking for, and we intend to prove it. Next week is Rebellion Week. Each day, we will post a new preview, starting with a look at your heroes and their importance within your strategy, then continuing through battles, the production of troops, the array of available missions, and all the highlights of a full game round. Additionally, you can visit our Facebook and Twitter pages to engage even more fully in the emerging Star Wars: Rebellion experience.Join us Monday as we fire the first shots in the Galactic Civil War!
Barlmoro- Boarding Team Mos Eisley
Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Darth-Ranger Sa 16 Jan 2016, 14:54
Wenn mein Finanzminister der Sache zustimmt, freue ich mich schon mal auf Risiko im SW Universum und freue mich da schon drauf.
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
TKundNobody Sa 16 Jan 2016, 17:05
Ich fürchte du vertust dich. Auch wenn es um Eroberung geht ist dies kein Risiko. Star Wars Risiko gibt's auch von hasbro
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Sarge Sa 16 Jan 2016, 17:46
Wow die Bilder machen Lust auf mehr!!! *Sabber* 
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Darth-Ranger So 17 Jan 2016, 21:22
TKundNobody schrieb:Ich fürchte du vertust dich. Auch wenn es um Eroberung geht ist dies kein Risiko. Star Wars Risiko gibt's auch von hasbro
Na ich dachte ehr an das Grundprinzip, ich denke mal dass es schon das Ziel ist alle Planeten zu erobern.
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
SirWillibald So 17 Jan 2016, 21:30
Darth-Ranger schrieb:TKundNobody schrieb:Ich fürchte du vertust dich. Auch wenn es um Eroberung geht ist dies kein Risiko. Star Wars Risiko gibt's auch von hasbro
Na ich dachte ehr an das Grundprinzip, ich denke mal dass es schon das Ziel ist alle Planeten zu erobern.
Nicht ganz, jede Seite hat ein anderes Ziel, das Imperium versucht, die Rebellenbasis zu finden und zu vernichten, während die Rebellen versuchen müssen, lange genug zu überlegen um einen galaxieweiten Aufstand anzuzetteln. Von daher schon eher in Richtung Ringkrieg als Risiko.
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Darth-Ranger Mo 18 Jan 2016, 09:56
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
TKundNobody Di 19 Jan 2016, 20:34
Neuer Artikel: https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/1/19/assume-command/
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
SirWillibald Di 19 Jan 2016, 20:41
Ich kann nicht sagen, dass es mir schlechter gefällt... Mist...
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
TKundNobody Sa 23 Jan 2016, 09:26
Hier mal die Links auf die weiteren Beiträge:
Powerful Allies
Prepare for Ground Assault
The imperial March
The Ultimate Power of the Galaxy
Powerful Allies
Prepare for Ground Assault
The imperial March
The Ultimate Power of the Galaxy
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Necrogoat Do 28 Jan 2016, 11:45
Die Weltenschatz Jungs haben in Nürnberg ein wenig gefilmt. (unter anderem auch die wave 8 Fliege rund Rebellion)....
Gefällt mir schon mal sehr gut was ich da sehe und ordentlich was dabei. ich denke mal das Teil wird fix bei mir einziehen
Gefällt mir schon mal sehr gut was ich da sehe und ordentlich was dabei. ich denke mal das Teil wird fix bei mir einziehen
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Udo77 Sa 30 Jan 2016, 10:19
Videoreview
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Sarge Sa 30 Jan 2016, 15:18
Ich muss das haben!!!
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Solostyle18 Mi 03 Feb 2016, 09:33
Tarkin schrieb:Hab am Anfang schon Jubelsprünge gemacht, weil ich dachte das jetzt das erhoffte "Ground Combat" System kommt, dann leider die Ernüchterung: Lediglich ein Strategiespiel ... Aber: Das sieht wirklich gut aus. Star Wars Mässig hat man jetzt ja fast alles zusammen, was man optisch für eine epische Kampagne braucht. Mit Rebellion bekommt man jetzt quasi ne Karte mit passenden Markern für Staffeln/Flotten und Teams. Bitte jetzt nur noch endlich den Ground Combat in Schlachtgröße bringen und es gibt keine Grenzen mehr.
DAS WÄRE WIRKLICH ZU GEIL !!! DANN WÄRE WIRKLICH ALLES AM START !!! :) ...wirklich das Format was ich mir noch sehr wünschen würde... :)
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Solostyle18 Mi 03 Feb 2016, 09:39
Tarkin schrieb:Darth Bader schrieb:Tarkin schrieb:l ...Star Wars Mässig hat man jetzt ja fast alles zusammen, was man optisch für eine epische Kampagne braucht....
Beworben mit dem Slogan "Beginne das letzte Spiel Deines Lebens":
Ein Partie Rebellion
- Schlachten ausspielen mit Armada / "BodenArmada"
- Staffelangriffe / Kompanieangriffe ausspielen mit X-Wing / IA
Wenn man früh genug anfängt und sich fit hält erlebt man eventuell dan Ende
Genauso. Ein projekt für die Ewigkeit. Wenn man zu den ganz harten gehört, packt man noch das RPG mit rein um die Geschichten einzelner Offiziere zu beleuchten und politsches Intrigenspiel zu integrieren ... *langsam Wahnsinnig werd*fchenjaeger schrieb:Oh Du Schuft, Tarkin! Mir diesen Gedanken in den Kopf zu pflanzen!
Bedanke dich bei FFG, die mit solchen Veröffentlichungen meinen Hang zum Größenwahn fördern.
Der Gedanke macht einen echt glücklich ! Und die Wörter "Schlachtmodus" und "Bodenkampf" klingen einfach köstlich !!! :-) Also ab dafür FFG !!!
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Dr. Morbius Mi 03 Feb 2016, 11:20
Sarge schrieb:Ich muss das haben!!!
Japp, ich stimme zu! Angeblich Ende März die US-Version...August/September die Deutsche...
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
rashktah Mi 03 Feb 2016, 11:26
Wird zu 100% gekauft. :)
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Sens Mi 03 Feb 2016, 12:07
Ich kaufe nur 90% den Rest lasse ich im Laden 
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Darth-Ranger Mi 03 Feb 2016, 14:47
Sens schrieb:Ich kaufe nur 90% den Rest lasse ich im Laden
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Vokoun Mi 03 Feb 2016, 22:40
Bisschen geil bin ich schon auf das Spiel
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Hera Sa 05 März 2016, 18:25
Review von Shut up and Sit down ist online...
http://www.shutupandsitdown.com/videos/v/review-rebellion/
http://www.shutupandsitdown.com/videos/v/review-rebellion/
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Draxsus Sa 05 März 2016, 19:56
Mal alles durchgelesen und kann nur sagen FFG bringt mich entweder am Rand einer Scheidung oder ich geh Pleite
X-Wing, Imperial Assault und die LCGs was ich spiele wo soll ich das wieder verstecken
X-Wing, Imperial Assault und die LCGs was ich spiele wo soll ich das wieder verstecken
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Re: "Rebellion in deutsch" aka "Na Sarge, neuer Unterpunkt?" :-)
Necrogoat Mo 21 März 2016, 22:05
Ist glaub ich hier noch nirgends aufgeschlagen, aber FFG haben heute die Regeln für Rebellion online gestellt
https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/3/21/fully-operational/
https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/3/21/fully-operational/
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