This week we are going to give you a quick sneak peek into the work being done on our upcoming Death Troopers update. Check out some of the new art work, new speeders, and take a look at some of the collections we have added. We will make sure to share more as we get closer to the release of Game Update 14.

When the Galactic Empire outlawed podracing, those who wanted to engage in high-speed, high-risk sports quickly turned to swoop racing, and the Flare-S quickly become the most common swoop bike on the race circuit. A "swoop culture" of high-risk, stunt-oriented drivers existed on many worlds, making the dividing line between amateur swoop racer and criminally minded gang member fuzzy.

The Flare-S was also popular amongst swoop gangs, mercenaries and bounty hunters

It was equipped with forward-mounted steering vanes, longer stabilizer bars for increased handling and maneuverability and a repulsorlift engine mounted in the center of the bike's frame to provide a decrease in rolling and tumbling. The Flare-S also came with air intakes which force-fed several turbothrusters that were connected to directional nozzles. This allowed it to gain additional speed and maneuverability.

Some of the new Collections:

And introducing some scenes from DEATH TROOPERS!

The Undead are coming!

From starwars.com:

We are less than a month away from the eagerly-anticipated publication of Death Troopers, the first Star Wars horror novel penned by author Joe Schreiber. This hardcover release features a dust jacket that turns into a poster featuring the head-turning artwork by Indika. For a schedule of Schreiber's appearances on his Death Troopers book tour, visit the Random House / Del Rey website here. For more on Death Troopers, visit its official site here.

Read an excerpt from the upcoming book here.

Links of interest:

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