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SWCCG Player’s Committee 2007
The SWCCG Player’s Committee presents
Enhanced Mining Droid Pack
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Expansion Set
RULE CARD C (Front)
M ining Droid Rules — You may use your
mining droids to deploy mines in two different
ways, depending on how you want to most effectively
blow your opponent up.
L aying Mines — When your mining droid is
present at any site, it may ‘lay’ (deploy face up)
mines there (based upon the mine’s game text).
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RULE CARD C (Back)
B urying Mines — If your mining droid is present
at an exterior planet site, it may ‘bury’ (place face
down) mines there to simulate creation of a minefield.
You may bury any number of cards from your hand
face down underneath that site during your deploy
phase. You may choose to bury ‘real’ mines,
‘duds’ (non-mine cards buried to try and trick your
opponent) or a mixture of the two. When any charac-
ter, vehicle or starship deploys or moves to or across
that site, all buried cards there are ‘tripped’ (revealed).
Any duds are simply lost. Any mines ‘explode,’ targeting
the card that tripped them if applicable (see Timer
Mine). If buried mines are tripped during your turn and
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