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A fantastic 3-ability combo is a great early-game tool for killing elite and boss enemies in #StarWarsZeroCompany Use Easy Mark on Kabb (Scoundrel). This guarantees Kabb will assist the next shot on a target Use Identify Weakness on Kabb (Scoundrel). This gives the target Vulnerable, guaranteeing the next hit...

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Bilbo Bridge of Spirits 🧡23 days ago

Blaine i appreciate you covering this game and describing what’s going on and what you’re doing.

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Blaine Smith23 days ago

Thanks Bilbo 😁

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Bilbo Bridge of Spirits 🧡23 days ago

You’re welcome Blaine :)

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