Ok so I have been looking on here and there is still some confusion about some things about the v-set.

Some of them center around the recommended mini.

Getting the cards and whether the real card is needed for tournaments.

So look if you have a question about how the v-set will interact with the floor rules ask it here and now.

I promise you that it will take a Phd in rocket science to figure out how this will work. It will be easy and involve common sense. I know some folks dont have common sense (my dad being the perfect example) but I cant help with that.

So if you have a question ask it.

Please understand I am not asking you to rate me as a human being. I am not asking for you opinion of the v-set. I not asking you tell me you are praying for me to get cancer and die (I have not had a pm like that today so here is to hoping).

I am asking you to ask your questions and I will answer them.


The floor rules will change very soon. I will be honest and tell you the only thing I am looking to change is how the v-set will interact with current game state and I am looking to add JC and Mapmakers maps to the restricted, standard and open list.

So fire away if you have a question.

A little humor from Dean on a site that doesn't belong to him. Yet another step in the right direction. Reminds me of the Dean I first met 4 years ago.

On topic: I have two questions. Do you have to use the suggested mini when playing in a sanctioned event? What if the suggested mini is the same mini as a non V-Set piece that I want to use in my squad as well?

Edit: I know this has been answered, but just for sake of having the official answer here.

question 1 - no

question 2 - refer to 1.

Really the suggested mini is just that a suggestion. It is a recommendation made for folks so that people have an idea what you are doing without having to say so.


A lot of the suggested minis (SEE - JEDI SEER) are from different factions.

So while the Old Republic Jedi Sentinel might be your idea of what the Jedi Seer should be... we suggested a republic piece to keep from any confusion occurring when someone wants to run say a jedi sentinel and a jedi seer.

Of course that being said paint can also cure this. just make sure if using say a painted jedi sentinel and a regular one in the same squad that you are very clear to you opponent at all times. Quite honestly I would write it down in case there is a disagreement later. You can refer to the note you made and also show it to a judge if you are playing in a larger tourney.

First, thanks to you and others for your hard work on this.

To be clear:

1. Official cards are required for sanctioned tournement play.

2. Free downloads (pdf?) will be made available for non-tourney play.


Thanks in advance

Just out of curiousity, is it possible to download the pdf file to a flashdrive and have a place and have them printed by a mailboxes etc type company the same way you can download custom maps?

Thats what our tiny play group in Knoxville is doing. I made a donation to get the real ones, but some of the younger players whose parents think that its a waste of money were curious if we could get them their own copies. After downloading and printing the german set with a standard home printer, I know that way won't work. Thanks for the input.

No they are sold, but I guess someone has thought about this issue..

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You will still likely have to pay for shipping.

However, the point of doing the donations was not so a whole bunch of other people could just get free stuff. Now, as a person who donated, I have no problem with other people getting their card sets for less than the $20 I donated. And I'm not asking for any sort of special treatment because I donated. All I would ask is that people who get the sets for "free" (plus shipping), not make a big fuss about it. Be thankful to all the other people who helped the project be a success. :)

Dean, here's a question for you....for anyone who wants to do Release events, how do we go about 'ordering' more sets of cards? Or for those of us who donated, if we want 2 sets of cards, how do we get a 2nd set?

As far as I know, you don't NEED to pledge anything else on Kickstarter at the moment. The goal has been met. You could possibly wait till afterwards and/or work out the details with Dean about getting more than one set, sort of along the lines of what I was asking just above.

However...pledging $60 were certainly be fine, and I would think that Kickstarter will give Dean an exact list of who pledged how much. It we go over the goal (which we already are), then any further money could be put toward printing V Set 2.