Twin Suns Report : VTC Games and More - Mansfield [05-02-2026]

 Happy May the 4th weekend!  Some really good intense games today.

 

Game 1 

Aurra Sing & Jabba The Hutt (7) w/ Naval Intelligence HQ        

Tobias Beckett & Han Solo (2) w/ Tipoca City      

Darth Vader (4) & IG-88 w/ Jabba's Palace    

Qui-Gon Jinn & Yoda w/ Starlight Temple     

WINNER :  Aurra Sing & Jabba The Hutt (7) w/ Naval Intelligence HQ        

 

Game 2

Leia Organa (1) & Jyn Erso (7) w/ Kestro City         

Kanan Jarrus & Hera Syndulla (1) w/ Lake Country   

Darth Vader (4) & IG-88 w/ Jabba's Palace    

Qui-Gon Jinn & Yoda w/ Starlight Temple     

WINNER: Darth Vader (4) & IG-88 w/ Jabba's Palace    

 

Game 3

Kanan Jarrus & Hera Syndulla (1) w/ Lake Country    

Darth Revan & Iden Verso w/ Pau City   

Vel Sartha & Obi-Wan Kenobi (5) w/ The Holy City      

Darth Vader (4) & IG-88 w/ Jabba's Palace    

WINNER :  Kanan Jarrus & Hera Syndulla (1) w/ Lake Country    

 

Game 4

Leia Organa (1) & Jyn Erso (7) w/ Kestro City         

Admiral Piett & Darth Vader (1) w/ Forward Command Post        

Darth Vader (7) & Kylo Ren w/ Starlight Temple        

Cassian Andor (6) & Leia Organa (1) w/ Capital City        

 WINNER :  Leia Organa (1) & Jyn Erso (7) w/ Kestro City         

 

Game 5:

Enfys Nest & Lando Calrissian (7) w/ Republic City      

Darth Revan & Darth Maul w/ Nightsister Lair   

Bail Organa & Chancellor Palpatine (3) w/ Shadow Collective Camp        

WINNER :  Bail Organa & Chancellor Palpatine (3) w/ Shadow Collective Camp        

 

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