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1. Reveal a mission (leaders in the same box will get tagged as playing that mission).
2. An Attempt/Resolve button will appear on the Revealed mission card.
3. When you place your leader(s) on the board. The script will not give any feedback (yet).
4. Clicking Attempt/Resolve button to trigger to finalize and display a message about the mission.
a. It will check mission target skill icon requirements and provide warning message if needed.
b. This is when the AI will decide if it wants to oppose.
c. The dice panel will generate dice based on the leaders present, if a roll is required.
d. Then the card will display any custom buttons prompting success or failure, or If not scripted, simply clear it's buttons so the player can resolve it.
1) Dragging an imperial ground unit from its box (or from anywhere off the board) onto a non-imperial system doesn't auto-subjugate it. You have to drop it into a current imperial system, then move it to the non-imperial system to get the auto-subjugation to work.
2) The Empire recruitable leaders box has a few fan content leaders ( Mas Amedda, Kir Kanos) when playing the expansion version.
3) The "rebel cell" marker is doubled at setup in the expansion version, and the fan content "mobile rebel base" marker also shows up.