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<blockquote data-quote="Wraith Form" data-source="post: 3670215" data-attributes="member: 10789">Well, right off the bat, if you're even remotely thinking of using the &quot;classic&quot; SW era (the original trilogy, Episodes 4 - 6) then I'd look at the Alliance and Empire booster set(s).Really, any of the era packs are cool, though.&nbsp; Ebay also offers &quot;commons&quot; collections (or &quot;lots&quot; as they call them) for cheap.&nbsp; Not a bad idea if you want to get a small army of Stormtroopers or whatnot.Also, since the minis game is not compatible with the Saga RPG rules, I'd avoid getting the &quot;starter sets&quot; as you'll be paying a large chunk of $$ for rules you don't necessarily want or need.Oh, and Starship Battles (again, not compatible with the Saga edition rules) is, actually, pretty cool too.&nbsp; In that instance, you might want to get the starter box as well as a booster or two.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wraith Form, post: 3670215, member: 10789"] Well, right off the bat, if you're even remotely thinking of using the "classic" SW era (the original trilogy, Episodes 4 - 6) then I'd look at the [i]Alliance and Empire[/i] booster set(s). Really, any of the era packs are cool, though. Ebay also offers "commons" collections (or "lots" as they call them) for cheap. Not a bad idea if you want to get a small army of Stormtroopers or whatnot. Also, since the minis game is not compatible with the Saga RPG rules, I'd avoid getting the "starter sets" as you'll be paying a large chunk of $$ for rules you don't necessarily want or need. Oh, and Starship Battles (again, not compatible with the Saga edition rules) is, actually, pretty cool too. In that instance, you might want to get the starter box as well as a booster or two. [/QUOTE]

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