Changes: Nonheroic Units

Revision as of 23:40, 23 August 2018

See also: Allies and Opponents, Nonheroic

Nonheroic characters include everything from professional workers to petty criminals, police officers to common thugs. They lack the inclination or training to be heroes. but they are capable in their own fields. Skilled engineers, educated professors, and master architects are all Nonheroic characters, as is the local governor, the self-serving spice merchant, and the baseline Imperial Stormtrooper.

Nonheroic Beasts and General Units are not included in this list as they have their own sections to differentiate their Affiliations (Or lack thereof): Beasts, General Units.

Imperial Nonheroic Units

See Also: The Galactic Empire, Imperial Units

Saga Edition Core Rulebook
NAME	CHALLENGE LEVEL	AFFILIATION NOTES
Stormtrooper	CL 1	Main soldiers of the Galactic Empire.
Heavy Stormtrooper	CL 2	Stormtrooper with training in heavy weapons.
Scout Trooper	CL 2	Lightly armored Stormtrooper that specializes in scouting.
Imperial Officer	CL 5	Bureaucratic officer that is usually stationed at an Imperial outpost or facility.

Rebel Nonheroic Units

See Also: The Rebel Alliance, Rebel Units

Saga Edition Core Rulebook
NAME	CHALLENGE LEVEL	AFFILIATION NOTES
Rebel Trooper	CL 1	A soldier of the Rebel Alliance usually found aboard Rebel Starships.
Elite Rebel Trooper	CL 2	A soldier of the Rebel Alliance usually found aboard Rebel Starships.

Republic Nonheroic Units

See Also: The Galactic Republic, Republic Units

Saga Edition Core Rulebook
NAME	CHALLENGE LEVEL	AFFILIATION NOTES
Clone Trooper	CL 2	Mass-produced soldiers loyal to the Galactic Republic.
Clone Trooper Commander	CL 5	Mass-produced field commanders for the Grand Army of the Republic.
ARC Trooper	CL 8	Mass-produced "Advanced Recon Commandos". They are Clone Troopers with cross-training in many fields.

Fringer Nonheroic Units

See Also: The Fringe, Fringe Units

Saga Edition Core Rulebook
NAME	CHALLENGE LEVEL	AFFILIATION NOTES
Assassin	CL 5	Killer-for-Hire.
Bounty Hunter	CL 7	An individual who hunts others for Credits, bringing them back dead or alive.
Crime Lord	CL 8	Typically the leader of a criminal organization.
Dark Side Marauder	CL 4	A dark-side user of The Force who has a hunger for personal power.
Thug	CL 1	Your basic criminal bruisers.

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+''See also: [[Allies and Opponents]], [[Nonheroic]]''
-Nonheroic characters include everything from professional workers to petty criminals, police officers to common thugs. They lack the inclination or training to be heroes. but they are capable in their own fields. Skilled engineers, educated professors, and master architects are all Nonheroic characters, as is the local governor, the self-serving spice merchant, and the baseline Imperial [[Stormtrooper]].
+[[Nonheroic]] characters include everything from professional workers to petty criminals, police officers to common thugs. They lack the inclination or training to be heroes. but they are capable in their own fields. Skilled engineers, educated professors, and master architects are all Nonheroic characters, as is the local governor, the self-serving spice merchant, and the baseline Imperial [[Stormtrooper]].
-Nonheroic Droids and General Units are not included in this list as they have their own sections to differentiate the Faction affiliations: [[Droid Units]], [[General Units]].
+Nonheroic [[Beasts]] and [[General Units]] are not included in this list as they have their own sections to differentiate their Affiliations (Or lack thereof): [[Beasts]], [[General Units]].
-== Nonheroic Imperials ==
+== Imperial Nonheroic Units ==
 ''See Also: [[The Galactic Empire]], [[Imperial Units]]''
-{| class="article-table"
+{| class="wikitable"
 |+Saga Edition Core Rulebook
 !NAME
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 |CL 5
 |Bureaucratic officer that is usually stationed at an Imperial outpost or facility.
-|-
-|[[Dark Side Marauder]]
-|CL 4
-|A dark-side user of the Force who has a hunger for personal power. Typically a member of the Imperial Inquisitors.
 |}
-== Nonheroic Rebels ==
+== Rebel Nonheroic Units ==
-''See Also: [[Rebel Alliance]], [[Rebel Units]]''
+''See Also: [[The Rebel Alliance]], [[Rebel Units]]''
-{| class="article-table"
+{| class="wikitable"
 |+Saga Edition Core Rulebook
 !NAME
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 |[[Rebel Trooper]]
 |CL 1
-|A soldier of the Rebel Alliance usually found aboard Rebel starships.
+|A soldier of the Rebel Alliance usually found aboard Rebel Starships.
 |-
 |[[Elite Rebel Trooper]]
 |CL 2
-|A soldier of the Rebel Alliance usually found aboard Rebel starships.
+|A soldier of the Rebel Alliance usually found aboard Rebel Starships.
 |}
-== Nonheroic Republic Units ==
+== Republic Nonheroic Units ==
 ''See Also: [[The Galactic Republic]], [[Republic Units]]''
-{| class="article-table"
+{| class="wikitable"
 |+Saga Edition Core Rulebook
 !NAME
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 |Mass-produced "Advanced Recon Commandos". They are Clone Troopers with cross-training in many fields.
 |}
-== Nonheroic Fringers ==
+== Fringer Nonheroic Units ==
 ''See Also: [[The Fringe]], [[Fringe Units]]''
-{| class="article-table"
+{| class="wikitable"
 |+Saga Edition Core Rulebook
 !NAME
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 |[[Dark Side Marauder]]
 |CL 4
-|A dark-side user of the Force who has a hunger for personal power.
+|A dark-side user of [[The Force]] who has a hunger for personal power.
 |-
 |[[Thug]]
 |CL 1
 |Your basic criminal bruisers.
-|}
-== Nonheroic Sith ==
-''See Also: [[The Sith]], [[Sith Units]]''
-{| class="article-table"
-|+Saga Edition Core Rulebook
-!NAME
-!CHALLENGE LEVEL
-!AFFILIATION NOTES
-|-
-|[[Dark Side Marauder]]
-|CL 4
-|A dark-side user of the Force who has a hunger for personal power.
 |}