Welcome to the game! This official AMG rulebook teaches you all the fundamental concepts for the game, including squad building, setup, dials and maneuvering, combat, and the four scenarios for Standard play. Breeze over it if you're wondering what this game is about.

Here you will find all the rules documents you need to play Star Wars: X-Wing, including the Rules Reference, Errata Reference, and points lists!

This is your place to hang out and discuss all things X-Wing! This Discord server has a lot of active participants and plenty of content.

The X-Wing Alliance is an unofficial community-led volunteer group whose goal is to maintain support and grow the game of Star Wars: X-Wing The Miniatures Game.

This is an unofficial fan project supporting the 2.0 Legacy project for the Star Wars: X-Wing Second Edition Miniatures Game. This website provides handy links to the Legacy squad builders, Discord, and Subreddit.

YASB is a simple and fast squad builder for X-Wing Miniatures by AMG. It is an unofficial product, but nearly everyone playing the game uses it.

LBN is a sleek squad builder for X-Wing Miniatures. It is available as both a web app and a phone app. The phone app makes it possible to make lists even when you don't have internet access. It is an unofficial product, just like every squad builder available.

A popular tool compatible with YASB and LBN for printing out your squad in an attractive way. Export XWS from your squad builder and paste it into this.

This is the 2.0 version of the old X-Wing squad designer for 1.0 created by dmborque. This version allows you to create your user and access your squads and ship collection through the Android app or now in the web page. It has collection control showing what you have in your collection in order to create your list and a library to find what comes in each expansion set.

Up to date as of June 2024, this guide is here to help you make informed decisions about what to buy. Levi goes over some basics that every player needs, then goes faction by faction and gives some summaries about the ships and play styles, and finally gives a faction-specific list of best purchases to get into each of the seven factions.

In this blog post you will find all sorts of tips and tricks to help improve your game, from how to prep beforehand to game strategies and math for dice and maneuvers.

This is a tool for calculating dice probabilities and outcomes for X-Wing Second Edition. The goal of the tool is to aid players in list building, target selection and token spending by helping to develop intuition about the probabilities of various outcomes.

Alright, so, you’re coming back to X-Wing after a break or maybe you saw the models and picked up a bulk lot pre-owned. What do you need to know? This guide gives you all the info to get up to speed on official ‘2.5’ X-wing.

This alternative quick reference tries to collect all the most relevant information from the official Rules Reference document, while staying as compact as possible.

If you're a returning player catching up with the most current rules, this handy one-page reference lists the rules changes from version 2.0 to 2.5 such as the changes in determining player order, activating your ionized ship, overlapping obstacles, and more.

This 45 minute video provides an excellent and quick history of the X-wing Miniatures Game from release through the editions (1.0, 2.0 and the current 2.5), a breakdown of major moments, key components, and which materials you can still use/what you need to play X-wing 2.5.

Perhaps the largest X-wing group on Facebook, the X-Wing Miniatures Community Group is a great place to catch up on news of the game.

Welcome to the largest X-Wing Miniatures Game group on Facebook for players based in the UK, Ireland and beyond.

This world-wide map aims to collect as many local squadrons and events as possible in one place. Use it to find local players, or add your squad or event today!

Perhaps the longest lived podcast currently in production, Gold Squadron Podcast produces weekly top notch content for the X-wing community. They also have an active Discord server where they host online tournaments and a Twitch stream where they stream weekly matches.

One of the newest X-wing podcasts, Off Meta features raithos (Mr. YASB) chatting weekly and at length with a special guest about the Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game and anything else he really cares about.

A NY/NJ based podcased focused on all things Star Wars X-Wing the Miniatures game related. Join hosts Pete and Chris as we chat with tons of local voices about the game we love and the people who make it great.

312 Squadron was created by Nick Sperry, a Chicago local Animator, Sci-Fi and Fantasy enthusiast. He created the channel as a community effort to bring together his Star Wars X-Wing gaming group, but has since expanded into other Star Wars board and video games.

This is a Star Wars X-wing miniature and Star Trek Attack Wing miniature games streaming channel from Groningen the Netherlands. They stream X-wing and Attack Wing matches, try out meta lists, popular ships, and overall have fun with plastic Star Wars and Star Trek ships.

Sith Takers Snap Shots is a weekly podcast dedicated to the X-Wing Miniatures Game run by the Sith Takers based in Stockport, North West UK. They discuss recent events and the current tournament meta and interview players and tournament organizers from the featured events.

Lock & Roll is a group of Star Wars X-Wing miniatures players that help promote the game and communities. The leaders have taken the lead on the global prize redistribution network! Ask them how you can help. Follow them on YouTube, instagram and TikTok.

Planning Phase Syndicate is a collective of X-Wing Miniatures Game players, sharing their experiences with the game. They will strive to bring you a variety of content from training and how to videos all the way to streamed games and hot meta-takes.

Thule Squadron Radio is one of the oldest running podcasts. Running out of Reykjavik, Iceland, the podcast has a global audience and focuses on news about the game and in the community, fun segments, and meta analysis. Drag up a chair, open a beverage, and take a listen.

A Star Wars X-Wing Miniature Game podcast out of Southeastern Ontario, Canada.

I’m Dylan and this blog will be a lot of things. It’s a virtual (and rather public) diary or journal of thoughts that perhaps someone might be interested in reading.

X Wing videos from the UK including Casual and Tournament games as well as Unboxing videos.

Enigma Wargaming is a wargame miniatures painting stream. This very talented artist shows off his painting abilities and is available for commissions.

1.0 veteran and Scum diehard Casual Dad's channel covering a broad range of X-wing Miniatures topics. It's a very new channel with a growing list of fresh content.

An X-wing Miniatures Game community podcast. Dedicated to the community’s backbone: Everyday people trying to get better at the game.

The 7th Fleet, 23rd Tactical Squadron "Vipers", welcomes you to enjoy our discussion and gameplay of X-Wing Miniatures!

Willkommen auf dem X-Wing SHG Twitch Kanal. Hier gibt es Livestreams für das X-Wing Miniaturenspiel und zudem eine Spielwiese für ScumDans Ausflüge in die Videospielwelt. Communitylove und Nerdgequatsche ausdrücklich erwünscht.

We are Ewok Squadron! Flying out from our home base of the Forest Moon of Endor, we stream primarily X-Wing TMG, as well as SW Armada, SW Legion and other games as they come to us.

funwok streaming channel. Mostly X-Wing commentary!

Hello and Welcome to NickelCityXwing.. My name is Greg, not NIck, but I run a stream out of the Nickel City: Buffalo, NY! We mostly stream X-Wing Miniatures but will venture out into other things here and there. We have a fun Community and you should join it!

Newcastle X-Wing is a small group of about 15 X-Wing players all based around the Newcastle Upon Tyne area of the UK. We play in a few different locations across Tyneside but join together as a group for tournaments etc. and we now stream some of our games on here. We're simple casual fun!

From one of the best and oldest X-wing podcast crews, Gold Squadron teaches the X-wing basics over a four-part series of videos.

Gold Squadron goes over the changes in X-wing from 2.0 to 2.5.

Oli Pocknell, X-wing world champ from 2019, teaches you the keys to winning! Over a five-part series he breaks down list building, turn zero, and how to engage. The series was made during 2.0 but many elements still apply in 2.5.

Long-time x-wing player BatMando helps you understand what X-wing is and whether it's the kind of game you'll love.

The beloved Patrick Patrick provides a series of learn-to-play videos to help you understand the game of X-wing, including a few videos from the 2.5 era.

This website is for crowdsourcing the collection and organization of X-Wing Miniatures tournament results. The resulting data set is publicly available via API and is used by third party sites like many of the tools listed here.

Which pilots perform best right now? What list archetypes should I expect at the next tournament? MetaWing 2.0 aims to give you the tools to analyze the current meta to help you prepare for your next tournament.

Based around breaking X-wing meta data into seasons, PBM lets you slice and dice and identify trends in the data, letting you out-meta the meta.

Pattern Analyzer obtains data directly from Longshanks (and other vendors) and allows people to discover what squads are played and gain some additional insights into an X-Wing tournament while it is still in progress.

Advanced Targeting Computer is a tournament data aggregation site for the X-Wing Miniatures Game. Data is taken from Listfortress. AT.C tracks card performances by tournament as many other sites do, in addition to collecting information on specific matchups between pilots.

Roll Better is a tournament hosting site. It allows Tournament Organizers (TOs) to run a tournament with online registration, automated Swiss rounds matchmaking, and elimination bracket generation. The final tournament results are available online for other third-party X-wing tools to digest.

Longshanks allows organizers to easily publicize events and manage player pairings. It allows players to easily find and participate in local events, see what other events are happening around the world, and follow the global metagame.

Known as HotAC, this fan creation is perhaps the most popular such creation in X-wing. HotAC is a fully-cooperative Rebel campaign where you and your fellow pilots do battle with the AI-run Empire while upgrading your ships and pilots after each successful mission.

To play HotAC you'll want the files in this Google drive. This is the location for all the official 2.5-compatible rules and printable components.

This video covers all the basics for getting into Heroes of the Aturi Cluster: what files and ships you need, what to print, and what to buy. Patrick Patrick is a super guy and a very reliable source of high quality content for the X-wing community.

Patrick Patrick returns with another HotAC video covering all the rules from pilot creation, AI movement, tracking experience, and more!

This versatile web tool lets you create your own X-wing ships, pilots, upgrades, or even HotAC pilots. It has been used to integrate X-wing with RPGs, to make full sets of cards for non-X-wing ships, and more.

Epic Battles are larger scenarios often involving huge ships like the CR-90 and formations of small ships called wings that move together. The Epic Rules have not yet been updated by AMG, so Epic lovers tend to refer back to this FFG rulebook for answers.

This web-based application provides a means of control of the movements, actions, and attacks for non-human opponent ships for the X-Wing Miniatures Game, using FFG's 2nd Edition ruleset and a simplified "artificial intelligence" generated by the x-wing-ai.com app. This will allow one or more human player(s) to play against a non-human opponent. This works on the physical tabletop or with TTS, and can be used for standard X-wing or cooperative campaigns like HotAC or FGA.

Aces High is a super fun free-for-all battle where each player pilots one ship and you score points by shooting anyone else. Farreg's blog post updates the 2.0 Aces High rules from the Epic Battles pack to 2.5, and provides additional play-tested formats to keep Aces High fresh.

Tabletop Simulator has a community-created module for playing X-wing online. This tutorial by Gold Squadron Podcast can help you get started on joining the online X-wing community.

Captaintruelove created a Thingiverse collection of 3D printable files for ships and accessories.

If you can't get your hands on a 2.0/2.5 dial and are willing to resort to making your own, you can use the code in this GitHub repository to create a 3D printable file of the dial.

Mel Miniatures is one of the largest X-wing minis libraries and includes hundreds of X-wing, Armada, Legion, and other 3D prints.

It's 3D and it's models, so it's in this section. Build your own ships using the world famous bricks! This website gives you a list of bricks and instructions. They look cute as hell on the board!

This shop offers excellent quality and durable resin 3D printed miniatures. Model range by Onil Creations, KDY Rob, Slightly Used Space Ships Yard, Sage Print Labs and now Mel Miniatures!

Established in 2023, Pulsefired Gaming on Etsy is dedicated to sharing their passion for 3D-printed starships with fellow enthusiasts.

This is where I sell some of my Hobbies and projects while in school. Feel free to browse and support me trough college by finding something you truly enjoy.

This UK based printer prints to order in ABS resin and features Armada and X-wing ships, among others.

Selling quality modular starships, you select parts from a list to build your own freighter. Pre-designed ships also available.

This self taught printer and cad specialist quit their job to do something that makes them happy: "Hopefully I can make a living doing this. I know how stupid that sounds, but now I'm the pilot and I'm gonna try to stay in flight instead of a passenger with someone else controlling my fate."

This Virginia-based shop specializes in space terrain and fleet-scale spaceship miniatures. They also have a neat assortment of weapons for up-gunning your Gozanti!

This North Carolina printer specializes in Armada but also features a nice lineup of X-wing ships.

Each month this creator makes at least one model that's made available for the patrons on that month and then will be uploaded to their shop the following month.

This 3D artist mostly makes designs of terrain pieces and alternative ships for the game SW: Armada but they have more plan for the future. The majority of their models are available for free on Thingiverse while others are only available on their Etsy shop.

This team of 3D artists releases miniatures in several 'waves', usually 2-3 per month, with the first 'wave' being released in the first half of each month.

Members receive 3D model files as part of their membership for personal use. You can also purchase model files on their Gumroad store.

This husband and wife team creates new models every month. Members receive 3D models files as part of their membership for personal use, including a welcome pack for joining.

Ted Wade shares his methods for painting multiple Star Wings in an Infinite Arenas model painting project. The techniques are easily applied to many other 3D printed models as well.