Momaw Nadon
| Title | Momaw Nadon |
|---|---|
| Side | Light |
| Type | Character — Alien |
| Set | Premiere Limited |
| Rarity | U2 |
| Uniqueness | Unique |
| Destiny | 3 |
| Power | 1 |
| Ability | 3 |
| Deploy | 2 |
| Forfeit | 3 |
| Landspeed | 1 |
| Icons | Alien |
| card_uid | 1_20 |
| Version | printed |
| Printings | Premiere Limited (1995, black border) — this page Premiere Unlimited (1995/96, white border) — same art and text Japanese Takara Premiere |
Momaw Nadon is a Light Character (Alien) from Premiere Limited.
Card Text
During your control phase, may snare (steal) one Bantha, Dewback, Wampa, Rancor, Bubo, or Dragonsnake present at same site.
Lore
Male Ithorian, from a tree-loving race derogatorily nicknamed, 'Hammerheads.' Master of animal husbandry and horticulture. Former herd ship leader. Rebel spy.
Strategy
Momaw is, somewhat surprisingly, one of the better characters in the game, with an ability of 3 for a relative low deploy cost. His real advantage, though, comes from his spy ability. He is one of the more common Light Side spies, along with Wyron Serper and Commander Vanden Willard. Theses three together can make good use of the Undercover card, while not resorting to owning massive amounts of cards. Combos: Momaw Nadon vs. Rancors -- The biggest, baddest creature in the game can quickly switch sides with Momaw around. The trick, though, is to have Momaw follow Malakili around, so that the Rancor doesn't eat Momaw as he tries to snare it. Despite the almost random selection process for a creature's attack, owning a creature does have its advantages, such as choice of movement. Sending a Wampa back to the farthest markers to keep it away from Echo Base is never a bad idea.
Combos
Pulled by
Characteristics
- Force-Attuned
- leader
- spy
See Also
Sources
- Premiere Light Side card list at Decipher.com (archive, 11 June 2002)
- Star Wars CCG cardlists index at Decipher.com (archive, 25 December 2008)
- Complete Card List (Decipher PDF, archive 28 September 2007) — Light Character: Momaw Nadon, Premiere, U2