Star Wars X-Wing 1st Edition Miniatures Game TIE Bomber EXPANSION PACK - Destructive Firepower! Strategy Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 14+, 2 Players, 30-45 Minute Playtime, Made by Atomic Mass Games

Star Wars X-Wing 1st Edition Miniatures Game TIE Bomber EXPANSION PACK - Destructive Firepower! Strategy Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 14+, 2 Players, 30-45 Minute Playtime, Made by Atomic Mass Games

• HEAVY FIREPOWER: Harness the raw destructive might of the TIE bomber in your X-Wing battles. Capable of delivering a devastating payload, it's a relentless force that can annihilate enemy targets with ease.
• VERSATILE ARMAMENTS: Load your TIE bomber with two torpedoes, two missiles, and one bomb, thanks to the expansion's five upgrade cards. Customize your arsenal, including the formidable Proton Bombs, to dominate the battlefield.
• STUNNING MINIATURE: This expansion includes a visually striking TIE bomber miniature, meticulously crafted to enhance your gaming experience. Witness its exceptional detail and design on your tabletop.
• COMPLETE COMPONENTS: Equip yourself for intense space combat with a maneuver dial, essential tokens, and four skilled new pilots. Take command of your TIE bomber and engage in epic dogfights with confidence.
• CORE SET REQUIRED: Please note that this expansion is not a standalone game. To deploy the TIE bomber's destructive firepower in your X-Wing battles, you'll need a copy of the X-Wing Miniatures Game Core Set (sold separately).

<h2>Star Wars: X-Wing - TIE Bomber</h2><p>While not as agile or fast as other TIE variants, the TIE bomber is capable of delivering an astonishing payload and the TIE Bomber Expansion Pack for X-Wing carries enough firepower to destroy virtually any enemy target. Each TIE bomber is capable of carrying two torpedoes, two missiles and one bomb. Accordingly, the expansion's five upgrade cards present you with a wide array of armaments, including the punishing Proton Bombs. You'll also find a striking miniature, a maneuver dial, all necessary tokens and four talented new pilots.</p>