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Seriously, having a shapeshifter as a recurring ally in your campaign is a gold mine of opportunity for the clever GM. Surpassed only by having a shapeshifter as a recurring villain.
OK, I'm having trouble understanding this one.
Wedge, in this universe, is a shape shifter. Fine.
In that last combo panel, is that a different form of Wedge telling Cassian to free a prisoner to get in touch with Jabba?
Does this mean that Bria was originally a prisoner?
— Keybounce
Wedge! Hey good buddy!
So Cassian's a pacifist. That would explain his lack of action in most situations up until now. I guess I can retroactively give him a pass now.
We also learn here that Cassian helped Bria escape from some sort of prison. I was impressed by this for about 3 seconds until I remembered that most likely, this prison break would have involved K-2 obliterating everything in his path until they located Bria.
Which means Cassian was able to maintain his record of not being overly helpful. I suppose he would have been a good getaway pilot, since I have to assume he's at least good at that.
I am curious about what Bria was in prison for. From what I've seen of her, it could be anything.
— aurilee
Transcript
Wedge: Psst, hey, Cassian!
Cassian: Do I know you?
Wedge: Know me? You shot me! Saved my life, thanks buddy!
Cassian: Wedge??
Chirrut: Who?
Cassian: He's in my backstory. I shot him. I've been a pacifist ever since.
Wedge: That was some hairy mission... the Ring of Kafrene.
Chirrut: What's the Ring of Kafrene?
Kyle: It's like the stain on a coffee mug. Impossible to wash out.
GM: It's a trading post...
{flashback}
Wedge: Cassian, you have to meet with Jabba the Hutt. And I know exactly who can get you in.
Wedge: You'll find her on Wobani. Might need to bust her out of prison first.
Cassian: Unjustly imprisoned? No problem.
Wedge: Did I say unjustly?