D&D Star Wars: Tyro Squadron Adventures Announced for 2027 Launch
Key Highlights
- New Star Wars adventure to feature flying and dogfighting.
- Core book to provide rules for playing in the Star Wars universe.
Wizards of the Coast has revealed a new D&D Star Wars adventure. Tyro Squadron: Adventures, set to launch in 2027 alongside a D&D Star Wars core book. The adventure will take players on a secret mission as part of a Rebel crew.
Exploring the galaxy and shaping the Rebellion's story. According to the press release, the adventures "take the fight to the Empire" and will feature a mix of flying, dogfighting, and exploration.
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According to the press release, there will be a "star fighter encounter at Star Wars Celebration in April 2027". This event will allow players to experience the thrill of flying in the Star Wars universe. The release also mentions that the adventures will take place during the Original Trilogy, with characters appearing in the same roles throughout.
The D&D Star Wars core book will provide players with the rules needed to play in the Star Wars universe. It is expected to be substantial, with a release window of Summer or Fall 2027. The book will feature new classes, subclasses, and spells, as well as a revised player's handbook.
The exact release date has not been confirmed, but it is expected to be later than the resurrected Greyhawk adventure.
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Development on the D&D Star Wars project has been ongoing. With Wizards of the Coast releasing artwork and teasers over the past year. The project has been shrouded in secrecy, with only a few details revealed at New York Comic Con 2026.
The release of the adventure and core book is expected to be a major event in the tabletop gaming world. With fans eagerly awaiting the opportunity to explore the Star Wars universe in a new way.
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