If you can't, you'll need to riff off of what's available to you.Дefinitely not this many triangles though. This list assumes you can grab everything. One quick note: FFG can have issues keeping some items in stock. I will note that you can find individual components cheaper online or perhaps at your local game store, but whenever possible I encourage you to buy your gear at the store where you play - that's how they keep their lights on and their doors open so you and your buddies can play there! It should be enough to get you by for some time. It's less than the cost of a gaming console but is still a good-sized investment. This can be the start of an Imperial-only fleet or it can be the first Imperial fleet you build into (maybe you are going for both factions and you'd like to start Imperial or you went Rebel already and want to bulk out your Imperials?). John has a companion Rebel article if you like, but otherwise you're stuck with me рџ‰. Why Imperials? Because that's the faction I'm most familiar with. This short article's goal is to get newer players to a reasonable 400 point Imperial fleet at a cost of $250 MSRP or less.

One thing in Armada's favor is that so far as miniature wargaming is concerned, it's much cheaper than a lot of the 'large scale' competition such as Warhammer 40K or Flames of War (not to say it's bad to enjoy any of those games as well). I cannot deny that miniature wargaming overall can be an expensive hobby (especially compared to more 'compact' entertainment, such as video games or board games).

One concern about Armada is the cost of entry.

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