They were then discovered by Pre Vizsla, leader of a Mandalorian splinter group known as Death Watch. The two brothers, who were dangerously injured following the events which took place on Florrum, were taken onto Vizsla's starship, upon which they were taken to the Death Watch's base on the moon Zanbar. Maul and Opress awoke inside a tent, with Vizsla and Bo-Katan Kryze, Vizsla's second-in-command, greeted the brothers, inquiring as to who they were. Upon Maul's response as the brothers being Sith, Vizsla acted with hostility due to his dislike of his former ally Count Dooku. Maul told Vizsla that he worked for no man and admitted his hatred for Kenobi, to which Vizsla appeared impressed with. When Maul revealed that he was only a Sith that sought fortune and power, Vizsla told his droids to fix his legs and left. [1]

The Bus brings plenty of utility to Mandos. Basically all the benefits should be pretty self explanatory. The Medic is great because Mandos are expensive models with a great save. The Tactician is great because a lot of the different Mando squads want a bunch of aims. Gar Saxon’s command cards work well with the Mandalorians to both keep them alive and shoot more effectively. By passing out aims and dodges to your Mandos (plus Outmaneuver and observation tokens) you are able to get them to shoot better and keep them alive for more shots. Finally of course all the various upgrades that give you added offence are decent adds. Offensive push, Hunter, etc. It all just depends on personal taste and exact build type. Lists

Star Wars Legion: Mandalorian Super Commandos unit expansion

So we’re going to start with the assumption that you will always add some kind of fourth model to your units. This obviously isn’t required by the rules, and there are some players who want a fast cheapish trooper squad. For this article though, considering we’re doing this whole exercise because of an offensive ability upgrade, we will always have four model Mandalorian squads. Four Basic models Another oft added upgrade is recon intel. Mobile things often like even more mobility, and as we’re focusing a lot on alpha strikes, recon intel helps you do that.

The Mandalorian Super Commandos bend the galaxy to Maul’s will in this expansion for Star Wars: Legion! Previously members of the notorious Death Watch, these elite Mandalorian warriors now follow Maul because he wields the Darksaber. With them, players have a powerful new special forces option for their Shadow Collective forces. Star Wars Legion: Gar Saxon a Mandalorian Commander expansion Maul, Opress, and the Death Watch coerced the galaxy's premiere crime syndicates into an alliance, forming the Shadow Collective. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the events of the episode " Eminence," which includes the formation of the Shadow Collective to 19 BBY. As stated at the beginning of the article, Mandalorians really can have a bunch of different stuff on them and be effective.The Official Release Date is estimated to be Friday 17th June 2022 (subject to all the usual delays etc), and all products have the same date listed so it looks like this first wave will all launch together (subject to the usual half launching a few weeks late because it was on a separate container which got delayed!). So officially 17th June, but who knows with all of the supply chain issues going on at the moment... So only a few months to go!!! Like all battle forces, the Shadow Collective has a slightly different set of rank requirements. However, the Shadow Collective is unique in that mercenary units DO count towards minimum rank requirements–which is good, since the Shadow Collective is full of them! A Shadow Collective battle force must include at least 1 commander and at least 2 corps units. Because the Shadow Collective is made up of tough and well-trained mercenaries like Mandalorians Super Commandos, the maximum number of special forces units allowed is higher than normal at 4. And no force would be complete without several members of the most infamous rogue’s gallery in the galaxy, several of which need no introduction. To reflect this, players may field a maximum of 4 commanders or operatives in their Shadow Collective army. How will you build your Shadow Collective? Will you focus on one affiliation, or will you decide to include them all? Look for an updated Star Wars: Legion Rules Reference and rules for mercenary units on June 14 and join us June 16 on twitch.tv/atomicmassgames as we play a game with the Shadow Collective Battle Force on Atomic Mass Transmissions Live!