i personally think that the stuff from DOTF was costed pretty well. and To be honest, i dont have a problem with characters with multiple styles because if you think about it for the most part they aren't using them at the same time. SOresu cant be used at the same time as djem-so , nor can vapaad. I guess you can use vaapad at the same time as djem so but that is possible . And even WOTC made peices that were gimmicky and potentially overpowered. Most of the Pieces that people say are overpowered, were the ones for the lesser factions so that they could be brought up to par with the other factions. I think personally, that it is a good thing for the game.

Heres my version of him, I based him to be used with all th eother arcs of the munalist 10 I made.
Captain Fordo 36
Hit Points: 80
Defense: 16
Attack: 11
Damage: 20
Special Abilities
Unique
Order 66
Twin Attack (Whenever this character attacks, he makes 1 extra attack against the same target)
Evade (When hit by an attack from a nonadjacent enemy, this character takes no damage with a save of 11)
Shock Chord (Replaces Attacks; Range; Target enemy takes 20 damage and is considered activated this round; save 11)
Rapport (Characters named ARC Trooper cost 1 less when in the same squad as this character)

Commander Effect Allied ARC troopers with in 6 squares of this character gain evade

Fordo was among the troops sent, and he was to lead a team of two ARC lieutenants and seven infantry clone troopers, making up the group that would come to be known as The Muunilinst 10

Most of our group have been using v-set pieces regularly - last night, six of us played, and Admiral Pallaeon, Darth Revan Sith Lord, Darth Bandon, Shimmra, Ben Skywalker, the Yammosk, and Joorus all got a run. It was great. None of the Destiny of the Force pieces seemed particularly overpowered to me - my Yammosk stole the Ithorian Commander's CE, but it still wasn't enough for my Vong to win against NR Vong, although a lot of that was due to my incompetence at running Vong, and the skill of the other player. Some people were running ultra-competitive squads, some people were trying out different combinations, some people had Destiny of the Force pieces in their squads, some didn't, but noone was getting shut out of having a good game because of any of these factors.

If you look at the regional results, two of the most successful Destiny of the Force pieces have been Poggle the Lesser and Admiral Pallaeon - and Salacious Crumb is very useful as a reinforcement. None of them seemed especially overpowered on paper - everyone was worried about stuff like Sora Bulq and Jaina SotJ. And it's great how the lesser factions got some powerful options, but based on regional results, it still looks like they still need more of a boost. Bastilla, Revan Sith Lord, Darth Bandon, Jaster Mareel, Mandalorian CIO, and the Yammosk are all powerful pieces, but they're needed to counter powerful pieces already in the game like Rieekan, Doombot, Mara Jade, Thrawn, Yobuck, and the Lancer. And each of the important new pieces give their faction some good flavour as well - Bastila shuts down CEs, the Yammosk steals them, the Sith get ramped up in power and defensive abilities the way they should have always been, and the Mandalorians don't really change but they get the tools to deal with bad matchups like the Lancer and Dodonna.

It's dumb not playing the power pieces - if you follow that road too far, we may as well play 50 point squads with 7 Klaintoonian Enforcers shooting at each other. The good pieces offer options like movement breaking that makes the game more fluid and less routine. And the best squads in the game are those that are balanced and can deal with a variety of threats - the v-set just gives the lesser faction the ability to put together competitive squads.

The v-sets are made by people who understand the game, have put a lot of work into the designs, who work as a team, and who test vigilantly. As someone who isn't involved in the design process at all, I get defensive about people sniping at the v-set, which I think is a brilliant piece of work. In my opinion, people running it down are either jealous that they're not involved or don't understand the competitive meta well enough to appreciate how the v-set is augmenting it really well.

I agree that there are a few flavour pieces that you aren't going to see played seriously, and are arguably overcosted, like Niles Ferrier and Cighal, but in my opinion there is a much higher proportion of playable pieces in Destiny of the Force than in any other set.

My vote is for the Old Republic characters created for the MMO cinematics:

- Darth Malgus



- Jedi Master Ven Zallow



- Eleena
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- Satele Shan
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- All the other characters whose names I am too busy to look up...

soldier

smuggler

jedi master

Debates are good.
Flamewars are bad. So you're ok.
I too would like to see Darth Malgus.

debate is a good thing. IT allows others to show their point of view and allows some to be persuaded to change theirs.
Sora Bulq (the Weequay jedi) was a practitioner of multiple styles of lightsaber combat , In fact according to his wookipedia page he was a master of lightsaber combat. He does not have any of the mastery's however. He Didn't ever master Vaapad, it mastered him, as he did go to the dark side because of it. I would have liked to have seen force cloaked and a few more starting force than3 but thats is just nitpicking. he did know how to use all the styles they just picked the ones he more commonly used.

Now as to the Elite Scout trooper vs the Mandalorian commando. They may have access to extra attack, but mandalorians have access to Twin very easily so it is very similar. Giving it evade wasn't so big of a deal as it could already get it with the BIth BSV. Now i might agree that it is a little undercosted. But i also think that the mandalorian one is a little over costed.

more commander effects that effect uniques:)

and maybe defense bonuses that affect just commanders, so they can be exposed a little more, rather than hiding them and using booming voice.

Party Rock Anthem(all enemy characters gain Shuffling(Characters are considered activated, save 20) untill the end of the skirmish)

I'd like to see an ability introduced that could be retroactively added to previous characters. My thought is that characters with a finite force point total could add an extra force point if they spend either a turn or an attack with an ability called "meditation". It would be similar to the spending a force point to reroll or move 2 squares, but instead would be a way to replenish force points. Characters with a force rating can replace attacks with "meditation", generating 1 force point for use after this turn.
It's not automatic like Force Renewal, but if it could be part of the new glossary, a lot of older pieces could be made more playable.

+1 I really want to see him and Sev'Rance Tann added to the roster of Sep commanders.
Some more unique ideas I have though...

I love the Legacy era only second to the Clone Wars and we already have some of the major characters from this era but there is so much diverse factions and characters yet to be tapped (Rak, Queen Jewel, Bantha, Morrigan Corde, More Imperial Knights, crazy Vong scientist, and not to mention the plethora of Sith uniques waiting for their chance to shine, but one I think would be very interesting is:

IMPERIAL
Imperial Missionary (RM Imperial Dignitary)
11, HP 30, Def 12, Atk 0, Dmg 0
SA
Diplomat
Pacifist (this character cannot attack or combine fire with another character)
Medical Supplies (same as the rodian trader)
Heal 20

"We help those who cannot help themselves, we feed the hungry, care for the sick..."



FRINGE
Slicer (RM Human scout)
10, hp 20, def 13, atk 4, dmg 10
SA
Cloaked
Slice (Replaces turn; all doors are open for the remainder of the round, save 16)
Jam Communications (enemies with relay orders within 6 squares lose relay orders)

Human Noble (RM Human bodyguard)
20, HP 50, Def 14, atk 2, dmg 20
SA
Advanced Shields 1
Bribe (replaces attacks, adjacent living non-unique fringe enemy joins your squad, save 11)
Rapport (non-unique living fringe allies cost 1 less while in the same squad as this character)
Fringe Reserves 20

CE
Adjacent non-unique fringe allies gain bodyguard

Alternatively you could easily turn this last piece into Tyber Zann

Tyber Zann
40, HP 90, Def 19, Atk 9, Dmg 20
SA
Unique
Zann Consortium
Cloaked
Blast Cannon
Splash
Bribe (replaces attacks, adjacent living non-unique fringe enemy joins your squad, save 11)
Rapport (non-unique living fringe allies cost 1 less while in the same squad as this character)
Fringe Reserves 20
Fringe Reinforcements 20

CE
Adjacent non-unique fringe allies gain bodyguard and bounty hunter +2

"Everyone has a price..."