Twin Suns Module : Count Dooku - Offering Aid

 


You've bought the Master and Apprentice Precon deck, and you've played it a few times.  Now if you're a Twin Sun Enjoyer like me, you want to expand and try different leaders or swap out some cards.  If you've already played with modules, then you know where this is going.  

Once I saw this leader I wanted to try him with Darth Revan. I really like the Darth Revan module, and it's fun to play.   But I get why the table always turns on it.  Noone likes having their units removed.  Well what if I *gave* you that unit that I planned on killing.  Oh and here's a life for your trouble.  Well maybe that kind of deck might fare better than previous attempts.

This Count Dooku module only uses cards from the TS26 Master and Apprentice starter.  I wanted to make it super easy for owners of Master and Apprentice to be able to just jump straight in with modules. As such it is locked to the Command aspect.  One card is a Plot, and there's only a handful of command cards, so if by some chance you don't pair this module with a Command one; you can easily use a Splash base or consider the Aspect Penalty worth it. 

His Leader ability lets you make deals every turn.  Use it to either help your other leader's agenda, or appease an opponent that may be upset with you.  You don't want 3 enemies when you reach the endgame. 

 Synergies : Healing, Separatists

Leader: Count Dooku - Offering Aid

Ground Units (16)

  • Imperial Door Technician
  • Wartime Refugee
  • King Katuunko - Great King of Toydaria
  • Pyke Sentinel
  • Rune Haako - Scheming Second
  • Rush Clovis - Trapped By Authority
  • Battle Droid Escort
  • Calculating Managuard
  • The Client - Dictated By Discretion
  • Super Battle Droid
  • Watto - No Money, No Parts, No Deal
  • Arena Reek - Lumbering Beast
  • Sly Moore - Witness To Power
  • Assassin Probe
  • Darth Sidious - Under a Cloak of Darkness 
  • Count Dooku - Darth Tyrannus

Space Units (5)

  • Onyx Squadron Brute
  • Dooku's Solar Sailer - Beautiful and Expensive
  • Relief Frigate
  • Devastating Gunship
  • CR90 Relief Runner 

Events (3)

  • Merciless Contest
  • Take Cover
  • Vanquish The Legion 

Upgrades (5)

  • Top Target
  • ElectroStaff
  • Creditor's Claim
  • Unveiled Might
  • Champion 

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