The Legonater

It's alright I await Skrall's orders, thumbing the lightning bomb in one hand and my chain whip in the other.

So, I take it this means Skrall can't snipe from above and there are no lodges around with potentially usefull supplies and there is no way in general we can use the mountain terrain to our advantage?

Not sure where you're getting your fact from- EU is most certainly canon. I can't remember any torso slicing other than Maul, but there have been some pretty ridiculous stunts.

"Why backwords talk Yoda, but drunk no one assumes?"

This one is not amused. The Malevolance and Striker Fighter both look like half-hearted MOCs. I may still get the Striker Fighter, depending on the price, but the Malevolance... I certainly hope that's just a bad angle.

Mountains... that's usefull terrain. Can people like Skrall hide up top and snipe with a bow-and-arrow? Also, are there any nearby lodges with potentionally usefull equipment?

I pretty much agree with Pie. Ditto all the OT comments. The Duel of the Fates has to be one of my favorites duel, especially from the prequels, because it was well done and quick, without the use of excesive CGI on the part of the actual duelers. That has always been my big gripe with the Battle of the Heroes duel. I agree about the Anakin/Obi-Wan and Dooku duel. IMO, throwing Yoda in was just a way to prove their CGI mettle and wow the audience. Sure, it worked, but after a while it looks weird. And ditto on Episode 3 as well, though I found Mace/Palps a little more interesting than that. Until the end, of course, where Mace screams a hundred times over that he's going to kill Palps without actually doing anything.

I tried, and got a reputations as a coward amung the NPCs

I still think we need a better read on the enemy forces. Also, if Skrall could hang back and pick off forces somehow from afar, that would help a great deal. Perhaps even while we wait. But, frankly, I'm not sure if that's possible. Is it?

Fallenangel's right. Not quite sure how I mixed that up

Nick Gallard- the stunt director for the prequels- explained in the Episode 1 special features that the OT was basically in the dieing days of the Jedi- the only Jedi around were two extremly old men, and the new guy without a lot of training. To add to it, they were against a guy fully incased in machinery, and another really old man. The Prequels, however, where set in the prime time of the Jedi, and thus everything would be sped up and intensified. If you think about it, it is a good explanation.

Frowning over not being able to use the newly upgraded whip, I lob a lightning bomb at Gaurds AA, BB, CC, DD, EE, and FF from the back row, if it matters.

Doc, I just noticed the Hwacha in your quest. That has to be one of my favorite episodes of Mythbusters

I'm slowly losing time for these, so I likely won't make a full vignete, but I'll still try to bring in some LUCS ships. Count me in!

Pleased he can now make full effect of his upgraded chain whip, I go and retrieve my knife. Well, of course he is

Charging into the battle with an ancient war cry, I hurl my dagger at Guard K from the back row.

To be honest, I think the main problem lies in how short the Clone Wars were. I has always been under the impression that it would be 5-10 years at the very least. Considering this is Galactic warfare, that wouldn't really be that long. 3 years is way to short for a supposedly bloody war spanning hundreds of planets. EDIT: It should be noted that the Galactic Civil War- which was a fight largely between a very new and unorganized political system and quickly dieing military force instead of two very large and very supported armies- lasted 30 years.

It's always seemed to me the Ben did recognize R2 and 3P0, just decided not let it on so as not to confuse Luke. And as for him saying he never owned Artoo- well, that much is bang on.

I'm loving these figs- especially the Uruk-Hai! I wonder where Theodon, Haldir and the Rohan Riders are, though...

Dyric's curiosity overtakes him as he notices Haldor's short conversation. What was that about?

Who's to say he didn't recognize them?