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That team included contributions made by talented individuals from a variety of departments, including (but not limited to): Marketing, Copy, Graphic Design, Illustrators, Engineering, Model Shop, as well as input from Management. This product was the result of a team effort. It’s Stratego, only this time the battle's between the Rebellion and the Empire and the armies are the heroes and villains from the five episodes of Star Wars. I was the Designer/Product Developer on this product while I worked at Milton Bradley/Hasbro Inc. There are 4 ways to play the game, each with slightly different rules - there is 1) Classic Stratego - The Star Wars Saga, which uses the traditional Stratego rules 2) The Star Wars Saga with Special Powers, which is the same game but with special abilities granted to certain characters 3) The Rise of the Empire - Episodes I, II, and III, which uses only the pieces from the first three episodes and in which the Anakin piece will switch sides from the Good to the Bad and, after being. In Lord of the Rings Statego, the 'Ringbearer' could not be defeated by orcs and goblins, due to his ability to 'turn invisible.' But using that power revealed that piece's position to Sauron and the Nazgul. Other characters could place a character under a spell, and command that piece to switch sides. Still others could 'use blasters' attack at a distance. Other pieces could move twice as fast as a regular piece. Star Wars: Empire at War is a 2006 real-time strategy (RTS) game developed by Petroglyph Games and published by LucasArts. They allowed me (as the designer) to customize this classic game, to really make it fit better with the specific licensed characters, by making their 'powers' come to life.įor example, Luke and Vader had the ability to 'Use the Force' to 'sense' the identity of nearby hidden pieces. This time we grabbed a few cool titles like The Orange Box for Ps3, Four Swords for Gamecube and a very mint copy of Halo 2's strategy guideCheck them all o. They added innovation and excitement to each new variant! 2. It is a great game, and I enjoyed making licensed variants that included 'special powers.' These special powers served several important purposes. Each player has 40 pieces teams are divided into the Dark Side and the Force. While I was at Milton Bradley, I worked on a number of licensed variants of classic Stratego.

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