If not, then you’re free to proxy any upgrades or pilot cards you want.

You plan to try your hand at the tournament scene, someday, maybe, at least.

And we love you for it because you’re the reason FFG keeps making more awesome ships. You’ll do that anyways no matter what we say.

You aren’t one of those people who buys 5 of everything no matter what.

To do so we’re going to assume the following: We’re going to endeavour to try and help you answer that question. If you’re someone who is new to the game, one of the most often asked questions is what to buy next after the Core Set? (This is often followed by how do I store all of these things but we’ve already covered that one before). Due to some ships coming in multiple different forms, there are now a total of 58 total different expansion packs (plus the two different Core boxes). And that doesn’t tell you the whole story. Right now, if you include all announced (though not yet released) ships there are 48 different ships you can fly in the game. As such, it’s accumulated quite a sizable number of components. It is also a game that has been out for a few years now. You can find the Rebel and Scum versions of this list.

Note (January 17, 2018): This is currently updated to include Wave 13.

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