The Showdown

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Took the chance to have some lockdown solo Star Wars gaming.
 
Having escaped the implementation of 'Order 66', Jedi Knights Will Jon-Si and Seren Lil-Ro, find themselves marooned in the Outer Rim. Arriving in a sleepy backwater, the Jedi Knights discover that the town is under the thumb of a local pirate, who run the town as their own private fiefdom.

After trying to maintain a low profile, the Jedi find that they cannot look the other way. It's time to take action.


High Noon!
I used the Fistful of Lead Solo rules to run the Pirates. As a result, this led to some Pirates charging Will Jon-Si in close combat.


Judicious use of Force pushes, led to the Pirates being pushed back and suffering multiple Shock tokens.


One of the Pirates shot Seren Lil-Ro in the back. Rolling on the Wound chart led to her going 'Out of the Fight'. One Jedi left to face three Pirates.


Another successful hit on a Jedi, fortunately causing just a wound.


Despite being wounded and suffering from shock, Will Jon-Si managed to hold his ground - successfully passing his Recovery roll.


Having the highest card, the remaining Pirate fired his blaster at the Jedi. Rolling a miss, this gave the Jedi the opportunity to deflect the errant shot back at the Pirate. Success and rolling a '10' on the Wound chart led to the Pirate going 'Out of the Fight'. The Jedi had won!

Last Jedi Standing
A close result, closer than the Jedi expected. With Seren Lil-Ro recovering, the Jedi are one step closer to cleaning up the town.
Location: Southampton, UK

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