Corporal Delevar
| Title | Corporal Delevar |
|---|---|
| Side | Light |
| Type | Character — Rebel |
| Set | Endor |
| Rarity | U |
| Uniqueness | Unique |
| Destiny | 2 |
| Power | 1 |
| Ability | 2 |
| Deploy | 2 |
| Forfeit | 4 |
| Icons | Pilot Warrior |
| card_uid | 8_5 |
| Version | printed |
| Printings | Endor — this page |
Corporal Delevar is a Light Character (Rebel) from Endor.
Card Text
Prevents your characters from having their forfeit reduced at same location (and at Hoth sites if Delevar is at Echo Med Lab). When with your FX droid, once per turn allows your character just forfeited from same site to be placed in Used Pile.
Lore
Veteran of Battle of Hoth. Medic and Scout assigned to General Solo's assault force. Prides himself on being an efficient soldier in General Madine's commando organization.
Strategy
By Justin Pakes, Jedi Knight[1]
The good medic Delevar is an mains best friend! Your Han, Leia and Chewbacca's can cause some major damage when they get together, but Vader with his saber (and Tarkin to slow your battle destiny drawing down) can put a real downer on your party!
This is where Delevar comes in handy! Sure Vader's saber can still hit your character, but you can still sacrifice that character for full forfeit value, meaning that should be enough to cover you for the battle! Thus even with teh saber, you should onlylose one character form the site. Meanwhile, if youhave armed Han and Leia (or are using EPPs or Chewie's Bowcaster!) then your opponent shouldn't be so lucky.
Of course Delevar has to be wary. He is often the firsttarget for those sabers anyhow. But even then he has still done his job, kept your mains alive!
Combo: = even when hit by Vaders saber. sacrifice the EPP chaarcter for full forfeit value...into your Used Pile!
Pulled by
Characteristics
- scout
Underlying card for
See Also
Sources
- Star Wars CCG cardlists index at Decipher.com (archive, 25 December 2008)
- Complete Card List (Decipher PDF, archive 28 September 2007) — Light Character: Corporal Delevar, Endor, U
References