Oppo Rancisis appears in various Star Wars media, including the "Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace" novelization and the "Star Wars: Republic" comic series. He is a Thisspiasian Jedi Master known for his unique appearance and wise counsel.
Rancisis is easily recognized by his serpentine, reptilian appearance, characterized by his long, tentacle-like appendages on his face. Despite his unusual appearance, he is a highly skilled and respected Jedi Master who served the Jedi Order for many years.
As a Jedi Master, Oppo Rancisis held a seat on the Jedi High Council, which made him one of the highest-ranking Jedi within the Order. He was known for his wisdom, calm demeanor, and strong connection to the Force.
Throughout his time as a Jedi, Rancisis played various roles, including mentor to Jedi Knights and involvement in critical Jedi Council decisions. He also participated in important battles during the Clone Wars, using his formidable lightsaber skills and mastery of the Force to aid the Republic.
Oppo Rancisis: 17 HP, 18 cards, Cyan Major
Rasi Tuum: 14 HP, 14 cards, Green Minor
Oppo Rancisis - 7 Talent Cards
4x HAND & TAIL
A5. The defending character takes 1 damage for each card the controlling player draws on their next turn.
2x MALACIA
D6. Move Oppo 2 spaces. The attacking character can't move on their next turn unless the controlling player discards a card matching that character before movement.
1x SERENITY IN CHAOS
Choose an empty space Oppo could attack if ranged. All characters adjacent to that space receive 2 damage. For each effected character the controlling player can discard a card to prevent that damage.
Yarael Poof - 5 Talent Cards
3x BATTLE MEDITATION
Draw a card for each enemy character still in play. If Oppo is adjacent to Yarael, move each character 4 spaces.
2x DOPPELGANGER
A6. Move to a different space adjacent to the defender and attack again with half the attack value.
Major Miniature: Oppo Rancisis 3D print. Designed by Black Remnant
Minor Miniature: Yarael Poof 3D print. Designed by Black Remnant
The existing decks for those characters definately were an inspiration for this deck. You will find many recycled cards here. The fact is, you definately could make a case ecery Jedi master shoul have his own deck but there are just so many, especially from the Clone Wars era that it's tough for them to find a way on the table. So putting two into one deck definately increases their chances of getting played once in a while.