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STAR WARS ECLIPSE SYSTEM UPGRADE

Star Wars Eclipse™ is an intricately branching action-adventure game that can be experienced in many ways, and puts the destinies of multiple playable characters in your hands, created in collaboration between Quantic Dream and Lucasfilm Games.

Weave your own STAR WARS™ story in STAR WARS ECLIPSE™. If there is a tie, you may choose freely.Quantic Dream presents Star Wars Eclipse™, now early in development. Q: For the "Ancient Technology" discovery, do you count discounts towards determining "cheapest Technology Tile"Ī: No. "You may place this part in any of your Ships ( returning an existing part if needed)"

Q: When I get an ancient ship part, can I place it on a space that already has a tile, or must it be an empty or pre-printed space?Ī: You can replace a tile. Once you place it on a ship, if you remove it it is discarded from play.

STAR WARS ECLIPSE SYSTEM UPGRADE

Upgrading an ancient ship part from your side board counts against the ship parts you can take from the supply with the upgrade action. If you use it as a part, you may place it as an upgrade (for free) right then, or hold it and upgrade with it later. You must decide if it's a part or 2 VP right away. Q: How do ancient ship parts work? Can I change them around?Ī: No. So there's no possibility for a surprise tile showing up in the middle of combat. Q: If I get an ancient ship part after one hex of combat, can I upgrade the ship and use it before the next hex of combat?Ī: No, but that's because you only adjust influence discs (which is the only way to get discovery tiles) after ALL HEXES of combat (or during explore/influence action). On the final Engagement Round, every remaining Ship is still activated the round does not end immediately when the opponent is removed. Q: If you choose to Retreat some of your Ships on the previous Engagement Round prior to the final Engagement Round in which your opponent is destroyed, where do they end up?Ī: The ships would retreat, because they will get the second Activation in the final Engagement Round. Q: If you choose to Retreat some of your Ships on the same Engagement Round your opponent is destroyed, where do they end up?Ī: The Ships do not move to the neighboring sector, because that would happen with the next Activation, on the next Engagement Round. Q: If you retreat a class of ships, but WIN the battle before their next action, where do they end up?Ī: They end up in the battle hex (and don't retreat). All ships of the same class act together in the same manner. Q: Can I retreat a damaged cruiser while firing with my undamaged cruiser?Ī: No.

All Colony ships are turned face up in the Cleanup phase.

Cubes that are destroyed by post-Combat bombing are put into the graveyard until the Cleanup phase.

Cubes that are returned via Influence/Bankruptcy go directly back to the track.

(It's just rare enough that they didn't bother printing the sheets that way). You can go above 40 resources of any type.

The traitor may not form new diplomatic relations.

You get reputation draws for destroying ships even if you retreated.

You may have multiple starbases in a hex.

That means you can have multiples of the same upgrade on a ship design.

Ships must have a drive (and may have multiples!).

You must be able to power all the subsystems.You may build in spaces with enemy ships (if you control the space).You may not explore from a hex with a ship (and no influence disc) unless you have an unpinned ship.Ships are pinned by opposing ships/bases.When exploring, you designate the target space before revealing the hex(es).When trading resources, you must trade 2 (or 3 or 4, depending on your race) of a single kind for one.