After further thought, considering that right now there's only 1 way for a (non-spirit) to go through a wall, I think removing a wall is an even bigger deal than a "replaces turn" ability. I'd go even further and require a team of figures to do it...

Shape Charge: Replaces turn; If an adjacent ally has Shape Charge, designate an adjacent wall to be destroyed. The destroyed wall is considered removed for the rest of the game. Squares within one square of the destroyed wall are considered difficult terrain.

Possibly even 2 adjacent allies. I like that it's a game changer, but I'm not sure how much of a game changer it would be.

Well the Hologram is not in the good faction
And his SA could be revamped to better fit the Seps

This honestly doesn't give us anything in the game than what we already have though, and overall, Tactician works better and has less confusion. Master Tactician always overrules the other versions of Tactician, so there's no confusion there. Giving out Tactician +4 more or less does the same thing in most instances as getting a roll of 17 or higher.

So I guess I don't understand the suggestion here. Is there something particular that this idea would grant, other than just different wording for the same effect?

I was just thinking that Master Tactician should not always overrule. There are many instances in the star wars lore where a master tactician was outmaneuvered. The rolling of a one feels more like a failure of the master tactician than a triumph of the opposing side so I was trying to create a situation where the master tactician had the advantage, but one that could be curbed based on the skill of the opponent. Looking at it like critical hits I came up with the idea that if you roll high enough you could beat a master tactician at there own game. Thus the wording is similar and neutralises Master Tactician if you roll high enough bringing initiative back to the basic die roll. Adding a bonus to initiative helps you facing an opponent without Master Tactician, but does absolutely nothing if they have it. My suggestion leaves Master Tactician as king, but gives you a soft counter that also works when the opponent does not have a Master Tactician. It is a slight nuance, but I believe a significant one.

Using my first example but exchanging Strategic Advantage 16 for Tactician +4 you get the opposite outcome.

[edit] To remove the complexity perhaps the wording shouls be like this:
Strategic Advantage [#] (On an initiative roll of [#] or higher this character gains Master Tactition for the rest of the round.)

I would like to see some piece that would make OR soldiers competitive... :)

A new Carth would be nice... I hate the old one, he's a bit overcosted...

Yes, Marka Ragnos... Either a force spirit or the real thing...

I would like to see something like :

- Bastila Shan, Sith Apprentice
- Celeste Morne
- Sebulba
- Calo Nord, Bounty Hunter

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Darth Traya
Faction: Fringe
Rarity: Very Rare
Size: Medium
Cost: 53

Hit Points: 140
Defense: 21
Attack: +11
Damage: 20

Special Abilities:
Unique (Counts as Kreia)
Melee Attack (Can attack only adjacent enemies)
Double Attack (On his turn, this character can make 1 extra attack instead of moving)
Betrayal (On an attack roll of natural 1 against this character, the attacking enemy joins this character's squad until the end of the skirmish)
Affinity (One Old Republic character may be in your squad regardless of faction)
Affinity (Characters there name contains Sith Assassin may be in your squad regardless of faction)
Rapport (Sith Assassin followers cost 2 less when in the same squad as this character)

Force Powers:
Force: 3
Force Renewal 1 (This character gets Force 1 each time he activates)
Master of the Force 2 (May spend Force points up to 2 times in a single turn)
Jedi Mind Trick (Force 1, usable only on this character's turn: range 2; target living enemy is considered activated this round and cannot make attacks of opportunity this turn; save 11)
Force Push 2 (Force 2, replaces attacks: range 6; 20 damage; push back target 2 squares if Huge or smaller)
Lightsaber Throw - Force 2, replaces attacks: Choose 1 target enemy within range 6. Make 2 attacks against that target.


Disguised Assassin
Cost:23
Faction: Fringe

HP: 50
Defense: 16
Attack: +7
Damage: 10

Special Abilities:
Double Attack (On his turn, this character can make 1 extra attack instead of moving)
Bounty Hunter +4 (This character gets +4 Attack against Unique enemies)
Fake Diplomat (until he attacks, this character has Diplomat [This character is not a legal target, and does not count as the nearest enemy, if an enemy without Diplomat is in line of sight. These restrictions apply even to adjacent attackers.])
Cunning Attack (+4 Attack and +10 Damage against an enemy who has not activated this round)

Force Powers:
Force 2
Jedi Mind Trick (Force 1, usable only on this character's turn: range 2; target living enemy is considered activated this round and cannot make attacks of opportunity this turn; save 11)

Republic Rocket-Jumper
Faction: Old Republic
Rarity: C
Size: Medium
Cost: 22

Hit Points: 30
Defense: 17
Attack: 9
Damage: 20

Special Abilities:
Flight (Ignores difficult terrain, enemy characters, low objects, and pits when moving)
Speed 8 (Can move up to 8 squares and attack, or 16 squares without attacking)
Strafe Attack (As this character moves, it can attack each enemy whose space it enters; this turn, this character cannot attack any enemy twice and cannot move directly back into a space it has just left)

Special Ability:
Formational Logistics: Enemy characters using Strafe Attack or Galloping Attack are limited to attacking X characters per round on their Strafe Attack or Galloping Attack, where X equals 1/2 of the attacking character's Speed.

It does say "round" and not "turn" on purpose.

A useful Moff Veed revamp with Affinity to bring non-unique Imps into the Sith and vice versa.

A power we gave Darth Nihilus.
Spoken Word: same as disintegration.

Another ability we tossed around.
Sith Apprentice: if this character is 6 squares or fewer from another Sith Character of higher point cost. It gains +4 attack and +10 damage.