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As a Rebel, you will likely not have the resource to defend it either. This system is so valuable that should you start with loyalty here, the Imperials may try to take it from you very early. Mon Calamari – This system is a double-edged sword.

Naboo – This is a great strategic hub for the Rebellion offering access to both Geonosis and Utapau while offering two units immediately when it produces.Start by analyzing where you have loyalty.

How do you make up your mind? Here’s my advice: Only slightly behind that is the decision of where to deploy the Rebels starting forces. In set-up the most challenging decision for the Rebels will be where to locate the Rebel Base. Let your early objectives drive your deployment of forces Each point of reputation you earn in the first few rounds will make the game more challenging for the Imperials. Use Infiltration, especially early on, to find objectives you can achieve.This will keep your Base well defended in case it is found. Move your fleet using cards like Hidden Fleet or Behind Enemy Lines and then return them to the Rebel Base using Rapid Mobilization.Be comfortable with that but do your best to keep them guessing where you are (Ryloth is the furthest system from Coruscant at 6 systems away). The Imperials will never start too far from your base.

Every additional round the Empire has to locate your Base is an opportunity for you to lose.

If possible, try to complete an objective every round.

As the Rebels you need absolute laser focus on the conditions that will guarantee your victory: complete objectives and keep your base hidden.

Then, once I figured out how to play the Rebellion, I struggled as the Imperials until a friend gave me some excellent advice on how to play them (that’s for my next post though). When I first bought and played this game, I struggled with the Rebellion.