Star Wars Legion promo art with Luke Skywalker in the foreground and Chewbacca and Han Solo miniatures below

Legion Han & Chewie Bring Smuggler Swagger to Star Wars: Legion

The new Legion Han & Chewie preview leans into classic scoundrel energy.

However, this version is not about Rebel command heroics. Instead, it captures their earlier smuggler partnership. That makes the unit feel fast, risky, and properly objective-focused.

Han and Chewie Turn Risky Objective Plays Into Real Pressure

Legion Han  Chewie
Legion Han  Chewie

Han Solo and Chewbacca arrive as a two-miniature Mercenary Operative unit built around movement, survival, and scenario pressure. Unlike many mercenary pieces that mainly hunt enemy models, this duo thrives when fighting near objectives.

Their Eyes on the Prize: Steady keyword gives them Steady while contesting objectives, which fits their whole “grab the prize and improvise” vibe perfectly. However, Self Preservation means they cannot borrow courage from units outside their Affiliation, so players still need to manage pressure carefully. Meanwhile, Uncanny Luck 2 and Surge make them surprisingly durable for such a small unit.

Legion Han  Chewie

The Han Solo, Reckless Smuggler upgrade pushes them toward gunfighting, adding Tough, Independent: Aim 1, and Gunslinger. That last rule lets them split shots into two targets, which is exactly the kind of reckless nonsense Han would call a plan. The new Tough keyword also helps spread wounds between the two miniatures, keeping the unit effective longer.

Legion Han  Chewie

Chewbacca, Courageous Co-Pilot adds Tough too, plus Defend 1 for more Dodge support. Also, his Bowcaster brings Impact 1 and Pierce 1, while Overwhelm reminds enemies that charging a Wookiee is rarely clever. The command cards round out the package nicely.

never tell me the odds

Never Tell Me the Odds boosts offense with Aim tokens and Marksman, then rewards ending on an objective with Dodges and Suppression removal.

life debt

Wookiee Life Debt adds protective tricks around Chewie, Luke, or Leia.

boring conversation

Finally, Boring Conversation Anyway coordinates Han, Chewie, Luke, and Leia while spiking damage through Surge conversion.

Summary and Final Thoughts

Overall, this is a flavorful and useful Han and Chewie design. It rewards bold objective play, but it still brings enough firepower to punish careless opponents.

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Sam
The resident Flames of War, Historical, and narrative gaming expert. I have been playing tabletop games for 20 years with armies for 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Horus Heresy, Age of Sigmar, Flames of War, Legions Imperialis, Battlefleet Gothic, and even Titanicus. I love narrative campaigns above all and dabble in customs missions too.

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