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Written by Jonathan
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 23:08 |
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 I've recently created a series of 7 decks (3 light, 4 dark) that are very cheap but still highly competitive. The goal of these decks and accompanying strategy is to teach a new player a solid deck to begin to learn to play competitively with. If you are just starting out or recently coming back to SWCCG after a hiatus, this is a great place to begin!
Light Decks Wookiees! - A strong ground deck with TONS of furballs Echo Base Operations - Weak on ground, deadly in space! Swarm the imperials with x-wings. Dantooine Base Operations - A versatile deck, solid in both ground and space. Dark Decks ISB Operations - Spread and drain on ground, or deliver a massive beatdown! Mistryl - The newest strong dark decktype. Its versatile and a blast to play. Did I mention you get to use all females? Set Your Course For Alderaan - Kill your opponent with multiple Imperial Class Star Destroyers and a unique, indestructible ground force! Ralltiir Operations - This classic deck is back and better than ever! You can shut down your opponent's strategy with this versatile deck. Don't forget to use the Star Wars - Information Pool (SW-IP) to help figure out how these decks work! |
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Written by Jonathan
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 22:53 |
 Holotable is a program developed for SWCCG play online. Users have access to an unlimited supply of the entire cardpool with these programs, and are able to play opponents across the world. Its a great way, once you already know the basic rules of the game, to have fun playing SWCCG from the comfort of your home!
There are two main parts of Holotable--Holodeck and Holotable itself. Holodeck is a deckbuilding program which includes all cards and strategies in the game. Build your decks with it and then test them out on Holotable.
Installing Holotable
Install these files in the following order to get Holotable up and running! Also refer to www.holotable.com for Holotable's latest updates.
.82 installer (full installer up to v.16)
Large images (258mb - optional but highly recommended)
GTK runtime environment
If you get a .dll error when launching the program, it is almost certainly because you haven't installed gtk.
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Written by Jonathan
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 22:45 |
Local Events
Monthly rated tournaments occur regularly at Dr. No's Comics And Games in Marietta. We play both constructed and draft type events. Also our players will often host game nights in between tournaments at their homes. Refer to the Gaming Events link on the right for specifics about our upcoming events!
Online Play
Holotable is a program developed for SWCCG play online. Users have access to an unlimited supply of the entire cardpool and are able to play opponents across the world. Check out our "Online Play: Holotable" article for more information. |
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Written by Chuck
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Sunday, 02 November 2008 01:04 |
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October 31, 2008
The Clone Wars hit retailer shelves  The highly anticipated Clone Wars Miniatures set was finally released Friday.This marks a change for Wizards of the Coast, the creators of the Star Wars Miniatures game in that, for the first time, this is a 40 piece set. Previous sets consisted of 60 figures with a standard distribution of Very Rare, Rare, Uncommon, and Common figures. This actually makes purchasing a complete set much easier since, if you purchase your miniatures by the case, you should only be missing about a half dozen figures once you open all 12 boosters of a single case. On top of the switch to 40 figures per set, it also appears that the "very rare" figures in the cases are "clustered". What this means is that, should you purchase a single case, you're likely to get the following very rare figures: Padme/Grievous/Sidious/Ashoka or Yoda/Anakin on Stap/Rex/Durge. If you purchase two cases at once, you stand the chance of getting two identical (as far as clustering goes) cases and having 2 of each "very rare" figure. I'll leave it up to you to decide if that's a good thing or a bad thing. |
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Written by Chuck
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Saturday, 01 November 2008 19:43 |
Welcome to Atlanta Star Wars Gamers, the one stop spot on the internet for Star Wars Gamers in the Atlanta area. The goal of this website is to give all players of Star Wars games in our area the opportunity to meet new players, get exposure for their local events, and share information about this hobby of ours.
If you and a group of friends already play Star Wars based games, this is an opportunity for you to meet other people in your area who share a common interest. Want to attract new players to your local events? Want to expand your local player base? Or maybe you're a loner, a fan of Star Wars games, but lack someone to play with... well this site is for you, too. Check out the list of Gaming Events in the main menu or, if you are a registered user, submit your own events to be added to the list.
If you own or operate a local gaming store and you hold Star Wars gaming events, you'll want to send an email to
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to get your location added to our list of venues. Send a list of upcoming events and we'll be sure to get the word out for you. Or, if you prefer, registered users can submit new venues and events from right here on the website once logged in.
There will also be occasional articles offering advice or recommendations about your favorite games, and possibly introducing you to games that you might not be familiar with. If you are interested in having an article of yours published, users who register on this website can submit articles to be considered for publication.
All in all, this is a site for us, and it's run by us. If you have suggestions or comments, or maybe there's something that you think should be included here, just drop us an email and let us know.
Happy Gaming, and
May The Force Be With You!
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