Starweaver – Harlequin Fast Transport

This is the Starweaver, and it does what Harlequins do best: arrive, unload, and disappear before the consequences catch up. On the table, this transport isn’t about staying power — it’s about momentum. You use it to put a small, dangerous unit exactly where your opponent didn’t want to deal with one, then force them to choose between reacting to that threat or falling behind elsewhere. Starweavers work best when they’re always moving. They skim around the edges, cut through gaps, and turn safe zones into problems with very little warning. If it survives after doing its job, that’s a bonus. If it doesn’t, but it delivered pressure, flipped an objective, or pulled attention away from something more important, it’s done exactly what it was meant to do. This is a transport for players who value timing over toughness and positioning over trades. If it looks like a “clown car,” that’s fine — by the time your opponent realises what came out of it, you’re already planning the next move.