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But even then, better they are attacking your cheap 48 pt Raider instead of moving and attacking the ISD they really want to bomb. It lets you treat Squadrons at Range 1 as though they were engaged by 2 additional squadrons, pinning them in place no matter what non-Chirpy shenanigans the enemy might have planned (Admiral Chirneau still works, but Grit or Intel does not.) Some drawbacks to this - first if you don't have any fighter cover engaging them as well, the enemy squadrons can attack the Instigator, though if any other squadrons are present (except Heavy ones - they do not keep engaged ships from attacking ships) they must be attacked instead of the Instigator. Instigator (4 pts) is the other title which has been getting the most talk. This turns the ship into a versatile anti-squadron platform, letting you focus on an enemy squadron that needs to be destroyed and still fire at enemy ships.

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It even looks like it will let you attack squadrons, then get a free crack at one of the attacked squadrons as it doesn't have the same restrictions Gunnery Teams come with.

Impetuous (4 pts) is about close fighter support, giving you a 'gunner' type ability for shooting a single squadron from an arc that you would otherwise not bother attack squadrons from. And Ozzel, who comes with the Raider, gives you the chance to throttle up and down past the kind of anemic Speed 3 between Speed 4's zoom, and Speed 2's hard turning. Vader lets you take advantage of the redundant Evades to reroll your attacks.

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Tarkin loves handing out more tokens, and Raider's cheap cost lets you hand out even more than usual, plus he lets you actually repair hull with a free token and a command. Motti gives each Raider a much needed extra hull, and at 44 pts each for a Raider 1, it is almost the cheapest cost per hull point you get off of Motti (VSDs are still the best). Obviously, Screed likes either Raider variant almost as much as he loves his Gladiators, feeding them crits to use with their Ions and Ordinance. The Raider works well with all Imperial commanders. And unlike any other small ship thus far, it cannot take a Support Team to improve its speed or maneuverability. It is, however, most maneuverable at speed 2, getting a double yaw at both pips, retaining the double yaw at speed 1, but losing it at higher speeds.ДЄt speed 3, the ship gets a single point of yaw at the 2nd and 3rd pips, and at speed 4 it gets that single point at the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th pips. It is also the fastest ship the Imperials can field without upgrades, being able to naturally ramp up to speed 4. It's Engineering value of 2 continues the trend of putting it on par with the CR90 Corvette, and letting it repair a single shield per command, or a hull if given a command dial and a token.

It's Squadron value is equally low at 1, making it an inefficient option for supporting squadrons with commands without further upgrades. Its anti-squadron-armament consists of 2 black dice instead of 1 blue and 1 black. The I-class variant is armed with 2 blue dice and 2 black dice instead of 3 blue and 1 black. Compared to the Raider II-class Corvette for 48 pts. A New Home for new and old Star Wars fans alike in a galaxy not so far away. The TIE Advanced's proved too expensive for mass-production even though they played well together with Raider-class Corvettes due to the installed hypetdrive. It has an Imperial low Command value of 1, giving it great flexibility in defining its engagement, but only the ability to hold onto one token at a time.ДЄ Raider-class Corvette was used to test TIE Advanced x1 in The Outer Rim. It is also significantly different in terms of its armament and role. The Raider Class Corvette (Raider) is only the second small ship for the Imperials, and the cheaper of the two compared to the Gladiator Star Destroyer.

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It does get the honor of filling some roles that the previous Star Destroyers couldn't or were not the ideal choice for, specifically anti-squadron support and as an weapon upgrade platform.Let's take a look at the Raider, and see what's under the hood of the new Imperial support ship.The Raider Class Corvette, covering the far Left flank with a GSDOverall.

Not that this 'Personal Pan' pizza slice doesn't look similar to literally everything the Imperials have. It's time to dig more into the Wave 2 ships with a new, specifically the Imperial's Raider Class Corvette, the first thing without 'Star Destroyer' somewhere in the name that the Imperials can put down on the table. Lego Star Wars Imperial Raider Class Corvette.