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Can I put all the cards that came with these into my base decks (base game + all packs to replace base game tokens only) I believe I can't use the big cards that are duplicates of the cards to use with the tokens in the base game but I just want to make sure I don't add in all these cards and they mess up the campaign.

Thanks.

I'd be curious as well. There's some odd rules around what gets added and what doesn't. With the wording of the rules that you can't duplicate what's in the box, the Stormtrooper models from the Stormtrooper villain pack are essentially just alternate pose replacement models for 3 of the Stormtroopers in the game. You can't deploy more than the amount in the base game.

However, if you make another standard AT-ST with the General Weiss box, it can be used in addition to the AT-ST in the base game if you ever build up enough influence to deploy both.


But yeah I'm curious about the cards as well. Same with the expansions - do we just make bigger decks by continuously adding the additional cards, or are they separated in some way?

The Ally/Villain packs come with missions, Agenda cards, and item cards that get added to you pool of cards.

The skirmish cards (like Command Cards) do not get added to anything in the campaign.

Does that count for expansions as well? So eventually you just have a big mixed equipment deck and a bunch of side missions and agenda cards to spread through any campaign?

Yes. Same as in Descent. IIRC, each card is marked with a symbol to tell you which set they're from, so you can remove them all again if you want.