Gameplay: Captain Phasma’s Zeta is of of the more elusive ones in terms of the extra attacks. On top of that, the “First Order allies gain Advantage for 2 turns at the start of each encounter, can’t be Critically Hit while they have Advantage, and gain 20% Potency,” is all additional with the Zeta. First Order allies gain Advantage for 2 turns at the start of each encounter, can’t be Critically Hit while they have Advantage, and gain 20% Potency.” The difference? The 15% less damage is removed on assisting attacks, and First Order allies go from a 40% chance to assist to 60% chance. If that ally had Advantage, they regain it for 2 turns. This chance is tripled if the attacking ally is First Order. If that ally had Advantage, they regain it for 2 turns.” The upgrade with a Zeta used reads “Whenever an ally attacks, they have a 20% chance to call a random ally to Assist. This chance is doubled if the attacking ally is First Order. At level 7, her leader ability reads “Whenever an ally attacks, they have a 20% chance to call a random ally to Assist, dealing 15% less damage. In SWGoH Captain Phasma has a single Zeta Leader Ability. While I fully expect the addition of Hux and other First Order faction members before the end of 2017 (oops!), today we will look at Captain Phasma’s Zeta Leader ability. While her status remained up in the air at the conclusion of the movie, Phasma has been confirmed, along with General Hux and Kylo Ren, to be a part of Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. One of the stars of Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Captain Phasma is the leader of the First Order troops in the opening scene attack on the small village on Jakku.
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