Han VS Leia comes down to who hits who first, at least in a shootout. By Rot J Luke is totally out of their league cause of the whole "Laser sword and super precognitive reflexes" deal.
Everyone is non-combat orientated compared to Luke, and comic!Han sees more action (though only in ESB, Leia is at the front during most of the ANH Death Star scenes, and the fight parts of Rot J) cause Jim built him that way. Leia's probably most "balanced" character in the group (beyond Pete's mixmaxing).
Both characters, at least in the EU (and going by movie evidence) are fantastic shots. Han might have an edge due to his customized blaster though.
Politics is the skilled use of blunt objects.
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idk leia has a THERMAL DETONATOR
Am I the only one who never had a problem with that line?
I'm sorry Tien, but I must go all out.
The line itself was super cheesy but fine as was. The delivery was what brought it to the level it's at now.
AXTE INCAL AXTUCE MUN
I think it could have worked if Padme had laughed at Anakin for trying to turn sand into a romantic metaphor.
Instead, the movie tried to play it seriously, and it fell flat.
I didn't write any of that.
Oh, well, sure. There is that.
teenage boy attempts romance, is terrible
the jedi order swears never to romance again
ophelia, you're breaking my heart
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The Dragon of the Eastern Sea
Prepare to be bored...
LOL jk. It's interesting to see NP Cs act organically, really.
Say to the others who did not follow through You're still our brothers, and we will fight for you
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And for one day, Darths & Droids becomes a different webcomic.
So, does Jim fire at Lando and miss, hitting the tentacle as part of failing for shooting into close combat? Or does he succeed at hitting the tentacle?
http://www.darthsanddroids.net/episodes/1285.html
Guess we find out on Thursday.
Perhaps he fires to hit Lando, hit the tentacle, and pretends that is what he meant to do. When he betrays the Rebellion yet again on Endor (How else could the Imperials set up a trap for them?) it is revealed that he was really trying to kill Lando. Either that or he was really trying to save Lando, but only to fool everyone else into trusting him.
edited 10th Dec '15 5:31:50 AM by Catbert
Who Am I?
Or all of those at the same time.
"We learn from history that we do not learn from history."
How did they manage to miss the light saber when they searched R2?
edited 10th Dec '15 5:31:02 AM by Catbert
Chaotic Greedy
Maybe he passed it as a flashlight?
This sounds a whole lot like DM Fiat to me!
No. Its a logical consequence of letting yourself be captured.
The orb is probably in the Dune Sea right now. It'll just take 1 minute to fish out... mainly because 1 minute is just about all the time that R2 has overboard.
Ketchum's corollary to Clarke's Third Law: Any sufficiently advanced tactic is indistinguishable from blind luck.
...so she's not as overspecialized as R2-D2, or put in the training that Luke has.
...idk she could probably beat up Han any day
ophelia, you're breaking my heart