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D&D announces Star Wars Core Rules and Tyro Squadron adventure book for 2027

At New York Comic Con, Dungeons & Dragons announced two Star Wars books for 2027: a core rulebook and an Original Trilogy-era adventure, Tyro Squadron: Adventures. Few details on the rules or exact dates have been given.

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Image: Screen Rant
Image: Collider

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Centre · 2Dungeons & Dragons announced two Star Wars books, both due in 2027, at the Disney and Lucasfilm publishing panel at New York Comic Con. Centre · 2The books are D&D | Star Wars Core Rules and D&D | Star Wars, Tyro Squadron: Adventures. Artwork was shown, including the cover of Tyro Squadron: Adventures. Centre · 2Both books are set during the Original Trilogy era. In Tyro Squadron: Adventures, players join a secret Rebel crew fighting the Empire while Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia fight their own battles elsewhere in the galaxy.

Centre · 2The official description reads: "Fly daring missions, explore new corners of the galaxy, and help shape the Rebellion’s story—your way." Collider says the cover shows armed characters, stormtroopers, a droid and Darth Vader. Centre · 2Details on the Core Rules and the missions themselves have not been released. Screen Rant says both books will launch toward the end of 2027, while Collider says neither has an exact publication date and that 2027 is the only confirmed window. Centre · 1Star Wars is the focus of D&D's Season of Rebellion, which closes 2027 after Dark Sun in the Season of Survival and Greyhawk releases in the Season of Sword and Sorcery. D&D: World of Warcraft, a single book, is due on November 17, 2026.

Centre · 1Collider also reports a star fighter encounter planned for Star Wars Celebration in April 2027, without saying what it involves.

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Framing
Both outlets treat it as an enthusiastic fan-news item, leading with the NYCC reveal and the Original Trilogy setting. Screen Rant compares it with the World of Warcraft release; Collider uses a playful tabletop-RPG opening.
Emphasis
Original Trilogy setting, the secret Rebel crew, cover art, and the lack of detail on the rules.
Leaves out or plays down
Neither gives exact release dates or rules details, which have not been announced.
Charged language
“it looks like the excitement over the new Star Wars book may supersede it”“A bad dice roll is about to become an Imperial problem”
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“it looks like the excitement over the new Star Wars book may supersede it” — Screen Rant
“A bad dice roll is about to become an Imperial problem.” — Collider

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