Emergency Deployment (PC Errata)

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PC Errata — File:SWCCG 2023 AdvancedRulebook.pdf Appendix A. Holotable face. Printed: Emergency Deployment. Bare: Emergency Deployment.















Info
TitleEmergency Deployment (PC Errata)
SideDark
TypeInterrupt — Used Interrupt
SetPremiere Limited
PublisherPlayers Committee
EraDecipher era
RarityU1
UniquenessUnrestricted
Destiny3
IconsInterrupt
GEMP ID1_244
VersionsDecipher — Emergency Deployment (1_244o)
Decipher (Unlimited) — Emergency Deployment (Unlimited) (51_244)
Decipher (Japanese) — Emergency Deployment (Japanese) (1301_244o)
PC Errata — this page (1_244)
Virtual Original — Emergency Deployment (V) (Virtual Set 2: Our Most Desperate Hour) (1102_31)
Virtual Legacy — Emergency Deployment (V) (1210_57)

Emergency Deployment (PC Errata) is a Dark Interrupt (Used Interrupt) from Premiere Limited.

Card Text

If opponent just initiated a battle where opponent has more than double your power, reveal up to 3 cards from your Reserve Deck. Of those 3, deploy anywhere (for free) any characters, starships, vehicles, devices, or weapons. Any others are lost.

Lore

TIE fighters are stored in large racks far above the hangar deck. Catapulted into space by powerful tractor beam generators, TIEs can quickly scramble to engage the enemy.


Notes

Rulings

  • The revealed cards may be deployed in any order.[1]
  • Does not circumvent any deployment rules such as requiring presence or Force icons, Dagobah rules, etc.
  • All cards revealed but not deployed are lost.
  • If Blizzard 4 shuffles the Reserve Deck, any remaining revealed cards are un-revealed and shuffled in, ending the action.
  • If the player somehow activates or loses Force from Reserve Deck while the top card is revealed, it is un-revealed and then activated/lost normally.

Canceled by

Counterpart

See Also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Players Committee card data, Dark Side, “Emergency Deployment” (1_244), commit d4e661ec, “rulings” and “counterpart”. Preserved copy: Internet Archive (20 October 2026).