Just to clarify how does the Reinforcement step work during the set-up of a game? Is it that both players bring characters in at the same time, or is there an order. If there is an order could I bring in Wuher, then mess up their plans for a droid dump?

I also had a question about Wuher. Do attacks such as Fire Support Mission still work against him? What other options do non-melee figures have in countering Wuher from killing all the shooters when people have an all shooters squad? It will be interesting to see how Wuher factors into the meta since he can be beefed up with Fringe CE's and other factions CE's quite easily.

Would accurate shot really work? The way it's worded sounds kinda like diplomat against shooters.

Would accurate shot really work? The way it's worded sounds kinda like diplomat against shooters.

It's actually closer to Stealth. Diplomat has a whole lot other interactions.

Except that stealth can be overcome by getting within 6 squares. Even super stealth and cloaked can be overcome by getting adjacent. If you don't have accurate shot, your non-melee pieces can never hurt him with attacks.

He makes a great way to help a diplomat stay alive. He's kinda like a force ghost vs non-accurate, non-melee.

Does adjacency overrule "not being the nearest target"?

It just seems weird that he's indestructible to attacks (even adjacent ones) from non-accurate, non-melee characters - just because he's standing on cover.

Remember, the rule is you can only attack a character in cover if they are the nearest enemy. So, if Wuher has no cover, he is a perfectly legal target. And adjacent characters never have cover.