Star Wars Legion Points Calculator – Build Your Army Fast
⚔️ Star Wars: Legion Points Calculator
Build balanced army lists, track unit points, and plan your 800-point standard game with precision.
⚡ Quick Army Presets
📋 Army Configuration
🎯 Army Points Summary
📦 Standard Unit Point Costs
60–180
Commander pts
40–80
Corps pts
45–90
Special Forces pts
30–70
Support pts
100–200
Heavy pts
45–130
Operative pts
2–25
Upgrade pts
800
Standard limit
📋 Game Format Reference
| Format | Point Limit | Cmdr Min/Max | Corps Min/Max | SF Max | Support Max | Heavy Max | Operative Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skirmish | 500 | 1 / 2 | 3 / 4 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Standard | 800 | 1 / 2 | 3 / 6 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 |
| Grand Army | 1200 | 2 / 4 | 4 / 8 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3 |
| Epic | 1600 | 2 / 6 | 4 / 10 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 4 |
🗡 Faction Unit Cost Averages
| Faction | Avg Commander | Avg Corps | Avg SF | Avg Support | Avg Heavy | Avg Operative |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rebel Alliance | 95 pts | 52 pts | 62 pts | 48 pts | 145 pts | 75 pts |
| Galactic Empire | 100 pts | 55 pts | 65 pts | 50 pts | 155 pts | 80 pts |
| Galactic Republic | 110 pts | 50 pts | 60 pts | 45 pts | 150 pts | 85 pts |
| Separatist Alliance | 90 pts | 45 pts | 58 pts | 40 pts | 140 pts | 70 pts |
🔁 Activations vs. Points Efficiency
| Total Units | Activations | Pts/Activation (800) | Pts/Activation (1200) | Efficiency Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 units | 5 | 160 pts | 240 pts | Low activations |
| 6 units | 6 | 133 pts | 200 pts | Minimum standard |
| 7 units | 7 | 114 pts | 171 pts | Average |
| 8 units | 8 | 100 pts | 150 pts | Good |
| 9 units | 9 | 89 pts | 133 pts | Strong |
| 10 units | 10 | 80 pts | 120 pts | High activations |
💡 Activation Advantage: More activations give you better positional control. Aim for 7–9 activations in a standard 800-point game. Each unit card in your army counts as one activation during the Activation Phase.
🎯 Corps Requirements: You must include a minimum of 3 Corps units in a standard game and a minimum of 1 Commander. Exceeding the point limit makes your list illegal — the calculator will flag overages and remaining headroom automatically.
To build an army list for the game of Star Wars: Legion, there is specific rules that you must follow regarding the ranks of the units in your army list and the point costs of each of those units. An army list is a collection of the units that you will play in the game. The army list for each player must follow the rules of the game so that it remain fair for all of the players.
If the army list does not follow these rules, then the army list are invalid. There is six specific unit ranks that you will use to build your army list. The first of these ranks is the rank of commander.
How to Build an Army List
Commander cards is essential for each army list because commanders provides the command cards for the units in the army list. You must have at least one commander for your army list, but you can have up to two commander in your army list. Next are the corps units.
Corps units are essential for each army list. You must have at least three corps unit in your army list, but you can have no more than six corps units. Corps units provide a high number of activations for your army.
The next of the three unit ranks is special forces and operatives. You can have between two and three special forces and operatives in your army list. These units offer high firepower for your army, but you dont want to having too many special forces and operatives in your army because that will leave you with too few corps units.
Then are the supports and heavies. Supports have a maximum unit of three in your army list. Heavies has a maximum of two units in your army list.
These different ranks will help to create a well balanced army list. The choice of
