Author: Matt "ObiWaN" Hansen

The R2‑D2 Jet Has Made Its Final Jump to Hyperspace—ANA Says Goodbye to a Star Wars Legend

ANA Boeing 787 Star Wars R2-D2-themed aircraft flying through hyperspace

After nearly a decade of cruising across the skies like a metallic legend, Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) has officially grounded its iconic R2‑D2 Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliner. If you’ve ever looked up and spotted that shiny blue astromech droid flying overhead, savor the memory—because the galaxy just got a little less fun. Let’s break down what this farewell flight means, and why this isn’t just the end of a paint job—it’s the end of an era. One Last Flight for the Droid That Could The R2‑D2 Dreamliner made its final mission on August 6, 2025, flying from Tokyo Haneda to Washington Dulles and back. It was part of a larger Star Wars fleet ANA launched nearly ten years ago—and it’s safe to say no other aircraft has captured nerdy hearts quite like this one. This aircraft wasn’t just transportation. It was a full-blown tribute to Star Wars: a flying nod…

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Star Wars: Unlimited – Twilight of the Republic Starter Decks Are 21% Off on Amazon

Front view of Star Wars Unlimited: Twilight of the Republic Two-Player Starter Box

If you’ve been circling the launch bay and waiting for the perfect time to enter the Star Wars: Unlimited trading card game scene, the Force has delivered. The new Twilight of the Republic two-player starter decks are now available—and better yet, they’re currently 21% off on Amazon for just $27.54. That’s right: for less than the cost of a drink at Oga’s Cantina (okay, two drinks), you and a friend can dive straight into the third expansion of Fantasy Flight’s fast-paced TCG, no booster packs or midichlorians required. What’s Inside the Box? This isn’t just a deck or two slapped together and labeled “starter.” You’re getting a well-balanced introduction to the Star Wars: Unlimited system—packed with exclusive cards and nods to The Clone Wars era. The Twilight of the Republic starter set includes: Ahsoka vs Grievous: Duel of the Decks Each deck has a unique strategy and flavor, pulled straight…

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Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – 8-6-2025 Update Brings Brutus, Pirate Era Battle, and a Whole Lot of Fixes

Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes 8-6-2025 update highlights with patch notes on blue background

Brace yourselves, Holotable heroes—this one’s spicy. The Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes update for August 6, 2025 is live, and it’s packed tighter than a Jabba vault. We’ve got new content, a marquee character, a sneakily titled “Secret!!!!”, some long-requested QoL fixes, and the return of Rose (sort of). Let’s break it all down like a smuggler sorting spice by value. Brutus Is Here—and He’s Not Just a Pretty Snout The biggest headline is, of course, BRUTUS! The Shistavanen pirate attacker introduced in the latest marquee event is now wreaking havoc with Profit stacking, scattershot synergy, and an aggressive thirst for turn meter control. If you missed the full kit reveal (and you’re serious about Territory Wars), go read that first—Brutus is a must-have for Hondo-centric pirate comps and an all-around menace in the Order 66 Raid meta. Pirate Era Battle & A Mysterious “Secret!!!!” Let’s talk about two more…

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Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Launches Conquest Community Milestone Event – Let the Grind Begin (for Maz and Glory)

Promotional image for Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Conquest Community Milestone Event with progress bar and icons

There’s nothing quite like shared suffering to bring a galaxy together—and this time, it’s personal. The Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes Conquest Community Milestone Event has returned, riding the hyperspace lanes of ambition, energy refreshes, and that relentless pursuit of Maz Kanata. That’s right: as players everywhere march through Conquest to unlock the ever-elusive and wise Maz (yes, she’s finally more than a background character with cryptic Jedi commentary), your collective energy expenditure now fuels a communal reward system. You tap. You grind. You win. And so does everyone else. Let’s break it down. What Is the Conquest Community Milestone Event? In simple terms: the more Conquest energy you spend, the more milestones the community unlocks. Think of it as a galaxy-wide loyalty program—but instead of racking up points for lattes, you’re earning loot for battling Sith Lords, droid armies, and every flavor of Galactic nuisance. From now until the…

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SWG Legends Loot Box Update and Screenshot Contest: Here’s What You Need to Know

SWG Legends Loot Box Update and Screenshot Contest: Here's What You Need to Know

The galaxy just got a whole lot shinier. SWG Legends recently rolled out a massive overhaul of its loot boxes—introducing and reintroducing over 60 items into the game’s Heroic content rewards. And now, they want you to show off your haul. In classic SWG Legends fashion, they’re turning this update into a party with the “Show Us Your Loot!” screenshot competition, and yes, there’s real-life loot on the line. Read the official announcement here. Over 20,000 Loot Boxes (and Counting) According to the dev post, players have already cracked open more than 20,000 loot boxes since the update dropped on July 20. That’s a lot of clicking—and even more treasure hunting. Whether you’re chasing down Epics, hoarding deco, or still looking for that one drop, it’s clear the new loot injection has sparked a resurgence in Heroic content. The community’s feedback after the last stats post was so strong, the…

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SWTOR In-Game Events for August 2025: Bounties, Pirates, and Plenty of Loot

SWTOR In-Game Events for January 2024

August in Star Wars: The Old Republic isn’t just about surviving the heat—it’s about racking up reputation, wrangling pirates, and cashing in on chaos. Whether you’re a grizzled bounty hunter or a Republic loyalist with a passion for mount collecting, this month’s in-game events bring just the right blend of carnage and credits. Let’s break it all down so you can plan your planetary conquest schedule accordingly. Pirate Incursion (August 5–11) Level Requirement: 20+Start/End Time: Begins and ends at 12:00 PM GMT Dantooine isn’t just a name Leia threw out to distract Vader—it’s a real place, and in August, it’s the site of an all-out Nova Blade pirate invasion. Hidden behind the curtains, Imperial forces are pulling the strings, stoking tension between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire. Your job? Wreck their plans. Or, if you’re feeling spicy, help the Empire strike the Republic where it hurts. This limited-time…

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Star Wars: A New Hope Returns to Theaters for Its 50th Anniversary—Here’s When You Can See It Again

Star Wars: A New Hope 50th Anniversary theatrical re-release graphic with red space background and bold yellow lettering, April 2027.

The Force is about to awaken in theaters once more. Star Wars: A New Hope—the film that launched a galaxy of movies, books, comics, video games, and obsessive trivia contests—is making its triumphant return to the big screen in April 2027 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Yes, it’s been half a century since Luke stared longingly at Tatooine’s twin suns, and we all signed up for a lifetime of space drama. Starting April 30, 2027, the legendary space opera will screen in select theaters worldwide, kicking off a limited run that’s bound to sell out faster than you can say “I’ve got a bad feeling about this.” When and Where to Catch the 50th Anniversary Re-Release Lucasfilm hasn’t dropped the full map of participating theaters just yet, but what we do know is this: Ticket sales haven’t opened yet, but get ready to mash that refresh button in late 2026…

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Star Wars Outlaws Is Officially Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on September 4

Woman, robot, and creature in futuristic adventure setting.

Move over, moisture farmers—Star Wars Outlaws is blasting its way to Nintendo Switch 2 on September 4, 2025, bringing open-world galactic crime to your hands in a sleeker, more portable format. Ubisoft’s scoundrel simulator is no longer just for high-end rigs and next-gen consoles. The galaxy’s most wanted just got a Switch. The Switch 2 Heist: What Makes This Port Special? Ubisoft isn’t simply porting and praying. This release is fine-tuned for Nintendo’s newest console, with Switch 2–exclusive features like touchscreen support for minigames and advanced input options tailored to the updated Joy‑Con hardware. That means Kay Vess’s world of smuggling, stealing, and making morally gray decisions won’t just run on Switch—it’s built to feel at home there. Performance-wise, reports suggest the game targets 30 FPS, with stable visuals that rival console “quality mode” settings. Expect some scaling compared to PS5 and Xbox Series X, but nothing immersion-breaking. Let’s just…

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Sith Moves Event Ends Tomorrow in LEGO Star Wars: Castaways—Here’s What You’ll Miss If You Snooze

LEGO Star Wars Castaways Sith Moves event with Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine, Anakin Skywalker, and a Sith speeder, ending July 31.

The dark side doesn’t wait, and neither does this event. The Sith Moves limited-time event in LEGO Star Wars: Castaways officially ends tomorrow, July 31, and if you haven’t jumped in yet, now’s your last shot to score some seriously menacing minifig swag. With Revenge of the Sith flavor packed into every unlockable, the event offers a rare chance to flex your inner Anakin—or full-on Emperor—before the window slams shut. What Is the Sith Moves Event? This limited-time event brings Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith energy to the sun-soaked servers of LEGO Star Wars: Castaways—an Apple Arcade exclusive that mashes up custom LEGO gameplay with Star Wars lore and online multiplayer. Here’s what the event brings to the table: Unlike the casino-style grind in some mobile games, this event is fully integrated into your Castaways experience—no real-world betting or shady gambling mechanics, just good old-fashioned LEGO fun. Why This…

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George Lucas Unveils Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder and a Museum Fit for a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Luke Skywalker’s original landspeeder on display inside the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

George Lucas made Comic-Con history this year—not by dropping a new trilogy, but by unveiling something far more real: a massive museum dedicated to narrative art, complete with Star Wars props, comic legends, and one unforgettable hunk of galactic junk—Luke Skywalker’s landspeeder. That’s right. The legendary creator of Star Wars made his first-ever appearance at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, and he didn’t come alone. Joined by Guillermo del Toro, Doug Chiang, and Queen Latifah (yes, really), Lucas offered an in-depth look at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, set to open in Los Angeles in 2026. A Museum That Treats Storytelling as Sacred Lucas called the museum “a temple to the people’s art”—and he wasn’t exaggerating. Sitting on 11 acres in Exposition Park, the 300,000 square-foot structure will house: If there was ever a museum that blurred the lines between pulp, pop, and prestige, this is it. A Landspeeder with…

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Star Wars Lofi Volume 5 Drops a Visualizer with Beachside Vibes and Rebellious Rhythms

Cassian Andor walking with a guitar along Niamos Beach at sunset in a lo-fi Star Wars illustration

Grab your headphones, kick back, and let the Force flow—because Star Wars Lofi Volume 5 just arrived, and it’s exactly the chill escape you didn’t know you needed. Lucasfilm’s official Star Wars Lofi series continues to remix the galaxy’s most iconic themes with a laid-back, beat-driven flair, and this volume brings in something extra special: a visualizer video featuring Cassian Andor at Niamos Beach. Yes, that Niamos. The one with the synth-soaked soundtrack, coconut-colored sands, and that one unforgettable scene where Cassian learns vacationing while being a rebel doesn’t exactly go as planned. Cassian Andor + Lo-Fi = Galactic Zen The visualizer’s star track, Cassian Andor at Niamos Beach, is performed by José “Choco” Reynoso—an LA-based jazz pianist and rising star in the Star Wars Lofi scene. He fuses ambient soundscapes and lo-fi hip-hop with echoing piano lines that mirror Andor’s internal conflict and solitude. The track blends diegetic elements…

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Darth Maul Returns: Shadow Lord Stuns at SDCC 2025 with New Visuals and Twisted Promise

Dark Sith warrior with dual-bladed red lightsaber in a smoky red and black industrial environment

The Star Wars villain who refuses to die (and somehow keeps getting cooler) is officially making his return. Maul: Shadow Lord was already hotly anticipated after its reveal at Star Wars Celebration Japan earlier this year, but this weekend’s SDCC 2025 showcase just kicked the hype into hyperdrive. Between new concept art, behind-the-scenes animation previews, and that moody, high-contrast still of Maul looking like he’s about to destroy your soul, it’s safe to say Lucasfilm’s next animated venture is shaping up to be a dark horse in every sense. The SDCC Reveal: Shadow and Style At the Lucasfilm Animation 20th anniversary booth, attendees were treated to a deeper look at the world of Shadow Lord. A new promotional still featured Maul in full silhouette, double-bladed saber blazing, standing in a misty void of red and black. It wasn’t just art—it was a warning. Set roughly one year after the finale…

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SWGOH Update 7-23-2025: Accelerated Characters, Bug Fixes, and Some Very Naughty Datacrons

SWGOH update 7.23.2025 patch notes title graphic

If you thought the only thing spicy about Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes this summer was the Lightspeed Tokens update—think again. The July 23, 2025 update quietly dropped a pile of bug fixes, character adjustments, and one datacron exploit that might’ve made Captain Han Solo immortal (for, like, two minutes). Oh, and Quiggold flirted with the Light Side… then immediately bounced. Typical pirate energy. Let’s break down everything you need to know from the latest patch—including new node placements, character accelerations, and developer notes that read like they were written during a game of sabacc. What’s New: Hard Node Shuffle and Accelerated Characters Scorch Joins Dark Side Hard 9-D (with TIE Dagger) If you’ve been farming Scorch, it’s time to head to Dark Side Hard Node 9-D, where he now resides alongside the TIE Dagger. That’s double trouble in a single sim—use your daily attempts wisely. Death Trooper (Peridea) Becomes…

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SWGOH Game Changes + New Item: Lightspeed Tokens and Relic Upgrades Are Shaking the Meta

Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes Lightspeed Tokens and relic upgrade chart for game update

Big news just dropped on the Holotable, and it’s not just another marquee event. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes has dropped a massive update that rewires the way we power up characters. From star requirement reworks to the debut of Lightspeed Tokens (LSTs), these changes are aimed at making your roster progression faster, more flexible, and just a bit more… profitable. Let’s break down everything—from early Relics to era-locked tokens—and what it all means for roster grinders, raid gamblers, and PvP ladder climbers alike. Relics at 4 Stars? Welcome to the New Meta Lower Star Requirements, Higher Power Potential The galaxy just got a little more generous. Characters can now reach Relic levels as early as 4 stars—yes, seriously. Here’s the new breakdown: This change is retroactive. Got a 4-star character gathering dust? They might be relic-ready today. Just hit level 85 and slap on some Gear XII. It’s a…

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Kix Kit Reveal: The Lost Clone Becomes a Pirate Healer in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes

Kix character reveal in Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes with red Phase I armor and green cape

The galaxy’s most persistent Clone Medic has finally made his comeback—fifty years late and with a pirate twist. Kix has officially joined Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, and he’s bringing bandages, blasters, and buffs to a whole new era of chaos. Whether you remember him as the last medic of the 501st or are just now meeting him through a Force Awakens-era pirate lens, this version of Kix is a support powerhouse built for Pirate squads led by Captain Ithano or Maz Kanata. Oh—and he’s required to unlock Galactic Legend Pirate King Hondo Ohnaka. Let’s dig into the kit and see why Kix is more than just a clone with a cool cape. Kix Overview: Healer, Pirate, and Clone Trooper With No Allegiance to GLs Alignment and Tags While his Clone Trooper roots remain intact, this Kix doesn’t rock the 501st tag. This version is lifted straight from The Crimson…

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Maz Kanata Kit Reveal: The Pirate Queen Enters Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes

Maz Kanata Light Side character reveal in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes mobile game

Move over Jedi and Sith—there’s a new legendary grandma in town, and she’s here to rewrite the rules. Maz Kanata has officially joined Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes as part of the ongoing Conquest content, and her kit is as spicy as a Corellian chili popper. Whether you’re a min-maxing raider, a lore-hunting scoundrel sympathizer, or someone who enjoys the thrill of gambling with the new “steal” mechanics, Maz’s arrival is worth more than just a passing glance. Let’s break down why this tiny titan with 1,000 years of wisdom is about to become a key piece of your Galactic Arena roster. Maz Kanata Overview: Pirate Queen, Unaligned Force User, and Profit Thief Alignment and Tags Maz may not carry a lightsaber, but she brings something equally dangerous: battlefield control through Profit manipulation and anti-Sith synergy. As a support unit with leadership capabilities, she’s uniquely built for Pirate-focused squads—though her…

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Secrets of The Old Republic: Hidden Easter Eggs and Rare Discoveries in SWTOR

Star Wars: The Old Republic characters including a Jedi, Sith, Twi'lek, and R2-D2 in a dramatic illustrated scene with a glowing lightsaber.

Even if you’ve quested across the galaxy far, far away for years, Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR) still has surprises up its sleeve. This beloved MMO is packed with hidden secrets, Easter eggs, and rare goodies waiting to be uncovered by curious players. From secret mounts to obscure questlines, the game’s developers have tucked away plenty of fun nods and hidden gems. In this article, we’ll unearth some of the coolest SWTOR hidden secrets, shine a light on SWTOR rare items, and reveal a few cheeky SWTOR Easter eggs – along with tips on how you can find them yourself. Grab your macrobinoculars and let’s go exploring! Hidden Easter Eggs and Clever References in SWTOR SWTOR is overflowing with Easter eggs and clever references to Star Wars lore and pop culture. The developers clearly had a blast sprinkling these details throughout the game. Some you might catch on your…

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Ubisoft CEO Says Star Wars Isn’t as Popular Anymore – Blames Weak Star Wars Outlaws Preorders on Brand Decline

Enhance Your Star Wars Outlaws Experience with a Custom Shader: A Simple Guide

When Star Wars Outlaws was revealed as Ubisoft’s big swing at an open-world Star Wars game, the expectations were sky-high. An original story? Check. Scoundrel protagonist? Check. AAA polish from a major publisher? Well… that’s where things started to fall apart. Now, nearly a year after launch, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has confirmed what many suspected: Star Wars Outlaws didn’t just underperform—it failed to meet Ubisoft’s sales targets. And in a recent shareholder meeting, he pointed fingers in two directions: the Star Wars brand and the game’s rough launch state. “We Didn’t Reach Our Sales Targets” During the meeting, Guillemot was candid about Outlaws‘ performance. He acknowledged that the game only moved around one million copies in its first month, a far cry from the numbers Ubisoft hoped to see from a globally recognized franchise. “For Star Wars Outlaws, we didn’t reach our sales targets,” Guillemot said. “The game suffered…

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Star Wars: Dark Forces II Gets a Gorgeous Unreal Engine 5 Remake – Kyle Katarn Returns in HD Glory

Kyle Katarn in Unreal Engine 5 remake of Star Wars: Dark Forces II holding a blue lightsaber in urban sci-fi environment

In a galaxy where AAA Star Wars games can take years to develop and mods carry the franchise’s soul on their pixelated backs, one brave fan has decided to do what Lucasfilm won’t: bring Kyle Katarn back in style. That’s right—Star Wars: Dark Forces II, the beloved 1997 FPS-slash-Jedi-origin-story, is being remade in Unreal Engine 5 by a dedicated modder, and it looks absolutely stunning. Cue the nostalgia, sharpen your lightsabers, and prepare to shoot first and ask questions later. Dark Forces II: The Cult Classic That Laid the Jedi Groundwork Before Jedi: Survivor, before The Force Unleashed, there was Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight—a gritty, groundbreaking game where you played as Kyle Katarn, a former Imperial turned mercenary turned Jedi who’s basically what you’d get if Han Solo and Obi-Wan had a grumpy lovechild. The game combined: In short, Dark Forces II was the moment Star Wars gaming got…

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Darth Vader’s Original Lightsaber from The Empire Strikes Back Is Going Up for Auction – If You’ve Got Millions to Spare

Darth Vader pointing with red lightsaber against smoky red and gray background

Ready to own a piece of the Dark Side—literally? Darth Vader’s original lightsaber prop, used in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, is going up for auction soon. But don’t get your hopes up unless your bank account looks like a Hutt’s treasure hoard, because this Sith relic is expected to fetch millions of dollars. That’s right—this isn’t your average Hasbro Black Series replica. This is the real deal. The hilt that helped slice through rebels, intimidate Luke Skywalker, and define one of the most iconic villains in cinematic history is hitting the collector’s market, and it’s already generating enough buzz to rival a Death Star power core. The Auction That’s Turning Heads (and Wallets) The legendary lightsaber is part of an upcoming Hollywood memorabilia auction, where high-rolling collectors will battle it out for bragging rights and a very shiny piece of Star Wars history. The saber is expected to…

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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Will Exit PlayStation Plus’ Game Catalog on August 19 – Here’s What You Need to Know Before It Vanishes

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Mod – Jedi Smoother Survivor

If you’ve been Force-dodging your backlog like a pro, now’s the time to stop rolling and start slicing—Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is officially leaving PlayStation Plus’ Game Catalog on August 19. That’s right. Cal Kestis’ galactic second act is about to vanish faster than a Jedi during Order 66. So whether you’ve been putting off your journey through Koboh or you’re still meditating on whether to download it at all, here’s your spoiler-free (and judgment-free) reminder: you’ve got one month to play or pay. The Countdown Begins: What’s Happening on August 19? On August 19, 2025, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will no longer be available as part of the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Game Catalog. That means: Basically, it’s like Han Solo promising you a ride off Tatooine… and then suddenly raising the price. Why You Shouldn’t Sleep on Jedi: Survivor Let’s skip the usual “critically acclaimed” fluff—Jedi: Survivor…

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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Released on This Day in 2003 – Here’s Why It Still Rules the Galaxy

The Ultimate Knights of the Old Republic Modding Guide for 2025

Cue the opening crawl and crank up the John Williams-inspired score—Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) hit store shelves on July 16, 2003, and gaming in the galaxy far, far away has never been the same. This wasn’t just another Star Wars game. It was the game that convinced a generation of gamers and RPG nerds that Star Wars could tell deeper, darker, and more player-driven stories than ever before. And let’s be honest: 21 years later, we’re still debating Revan’s morality over drinks like it’s a sabacc tournament on Nar Shaddaa. The Game That Let You Choose the Light… or Burn It Down Developed by BioWare before they became synonymous with galaxy-spanning space operas (hello, Mass Effect), KOTOR dropped players into the Old Republic era—thousands of years before Vader was a twinkle in Palpatine’s eye. Instead of the usual Jedi vs. Sith binary, KOTOR asked a more…

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Star Wars Legion’s New Starter Sets Are Up for Pre-Order—Here’s Why That Matters

Star Wars: Legion Rebel Alliance Starter Set box art featuring Luke Skywalker and Rebel troops

The tabletop battlefield just got a whole lot more intense. Star Wars: Legion is back with not one, but two brand-new starter sets, and they’re already up for pre-order. Whether you lean Imperial or fight for the Rebellion, these new kits from Atomic Mass Games offer streamlined entries into the chaos of galactic warfare—perfect for longtime commanders and green recruits alike. And yes, they’re already making waves faster than a speeder bike on Endor. What’s Inside the Boxes? Each of the new starter sets—Galactic Civil War: Empire and Galactic Civil War: Rebels—is designed to be a fully contained force. No extra hunting for units or upgrades required to get started. Expect: Whether you’re starting fresh or expanding your ranks, these new sets pack tremendous value into a sleek format. Designed for a New Era of Legion This isn’t just a repackaging. These sets usher in the 2025 rule revision, providing…

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A Smuggler, a Hero, a Legend: Harrison Ford Turns Another Year Older

Harrison Ford as Han Solo in Star Wars across different decades

Some birthdays are just birthdays. And then there’s Harrison Ford’s birthday—a galactic-level holiday for anyone who’s ever cheered at a hyperspace jump, argued over who shot first, or imagined themselves swaggering through a cantina in Corellian bloodstripes. From the spice lanes of Kessel to the tombs of ancient empires, Ford’s career has carved a trench run through cinematic history. And today, we’re raising a glass (blue milk or Corellian ale, your choice) to the man who brought swagger, sarcasm, and soul to one of Star Wars’ most beloved characters: Han Solo. From Carpenter to Galactic Icon Before he became the captain of the Millennium Falcon, Ford was building cabinets for George Lucas. True story. But in one of the most legendary casting pivots in Hollywood history, the quiet carpenter snagged the role of Han Solo—and turned what could’ve been a one-note rogue into a cultural cornerstone. He wasn’t Force-sensitive. He…

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