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The E-Web on average does 3 more damage than a heavy repeating blaster, and -2 to attack for +3 damage might not be the most attractive trade-off in the world, it's not terrible either, especially on on autofire weapon.
When I was building my AT-AT (75288), I was very impressed with the E-Web that was included. I already have one from 7749, so it got me thinking...out of all the E-webs that Lego has done over the years, which is best?
17 Φεβ 2019 · Posted by Paul on February 17, 2019 at 8:01 AM. The Power Of The Force “2” [Green/Freeze Frame] Deluxe sets were awesome! Let’s now look at the Snowtrooper (With E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster). It’s the focus of our Research Droids Reviews today!
The E-Web was a heavy repeating blaster manufactured by BlasTech Industries. It was one of the most powerful repeating blasters in the Imperial arsenal, and had an optimum range of one-hundred and fifty meters with a maximum range of seven-hundred and fifty meters.
Put it on the back of the GAVw, it loses fixed front and gets heavy cover (transport: open), plus the range advantage from the tank and can fire the heavy blaster every turn without triggering cumbersome.
E-Web. A Clone Trooper using an E-WHB repeater. Emplacent Weapon Heavy blaster, or E-Web heavy repeating blasters, were portable heavy repeating laser cannons that could fire intense bursts of plasma. They were commonly used during the Clone Wars, from Geonosis to Ryloth and Felucia to Ringo Vinda.
The E-Web heavy repeating blaster cannon, formally known as the Emplacement Weapon, Heavy Blaster or simply as the E-Web was the most powerful heavy repeating blaster cannon in the Imperial arsenal and commonly used by Imperial stormtroopers and clones of the Galactic Republic that came before it.
