Judging criteria for
Star Wars Legion terrain contest
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Theme & Lore Consistency
- Does the terrain fit well within the Star Wars universe?
- Recognisable style or inspiration (Tatooine, Endor, Coruscant, Jakku, Mustafar, etc.)
- Does it feel like a scene that could exist in a SW film, series or game?
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Build Quality & Finish
- Cleanliness of the terrain, no glue residue, layer lines, wrapping, neatly finished seams.
- Attention to details such as damage, panel lines, relief, weathering.
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Paintwork & Visual Impact
- First impression: ‘Wow factor?’
- Realism of effects (rust, dust, wear and tear, explosion damage).
- Quality of painting technique (highlights, washes, airbrush, colour composition).
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Playability & Functionality
- Interaction with Star Wars: Legion rules (line of sight, cover, passability).
- Sufficient variation in heights, objects and hiding places.
- Good balance between beauty and playability.
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Creativity & Originality
- New, surprising or unique ideas.
- Are there any creative solutions, special features or elements that stand out? (E.g. Easter eggs)
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Stability
- Resistant to shifting or falling over during play.
- All elements remain securely in place and retain their shape throughout the tournament.
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Table Presence & Coherence
- Does it look like a coherent terrain set?
- Are the colour palette, scale and style consistent?
- Does it form a visually and thematically strong whole on the table?
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Extras / Bonus points (optional)
- Light or sound effects, or other interactive elements.
- Interior.
- Relevant background.
- Innovative use of 3D printing or kitbashing.