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D&D Star Wars is giving me Andor vibes with promises to let you "fly daring missions" and fight the Empire as a secret Rebel team

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D&D Star Wars is giving me Andor vibes with promises to let you "fly daring missions" and fight the Empire as a secret Rebel team

It looks like we could be dogfighting with the Empire and trading blaster-fire with Stormtroopers during 2027's D&D Star Wars books, and I'm getting big Andor energy from the newly-announced adventure.

Revealed at New York Comic Con 2026, Tyro Squadron: Adventures will launch next year alongside a D&D Star Wars core book that provides us with all the rules needed to play. Developer Wizards of the Coast is still keeping its Sabbac cards close to the chest where the latter is concerned, but the adventures apparently take place during the Original Trilogy.

More specifically, we will "take the fight to the Empire as part of a secret Rebel crew. Set during the Original Trilogy, these new stories unfold as Luke and Leia fight their own battles across the galaxy. Fly daring missions, explore new corners of the galaxy, and help shape the Rebellion’s story—your way. "

In other words, we'll be more like the secret cell in Andor than lightsaber-wielding big-shots. Hopefully we'll have more success than the team does in Rogue One, though judging by a cover that features Darth Vader looming in the background, that'll be easier said than done. Is anyone else getting flashbacks to that corridor scene?

The thing that interests me here is talk of flying. This may be a figure of speech, but starships and galactic dogfights are a huge part of the Star Wars fantasy, so I'd be a little disappointed if we didn't get a slice of that action in one of the best tabletop RPGs .


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