Why they have no stats of their own

This faction has no stat table of its own. The build ships attribute sets for the Coil, the Separatists, the Mandalorians and two story characters, and for nobody else - so these units draw on the shared enemy stat line, and a Sniper here has the same numbers as a Sniper anywhere else.

What is specific to them is the role. Each of the four roles below carries its own abilities and properties, and those apply whichever criminal faction is fielding them.

Every unit type

The unit names the build ships for this faction. Those without a row in the table above use the shared enemy stat set rather than one of their own.

Unit	Has its own stats
Slugrat Enforcer	No
Slugrat Marauder	No
Slugrat Sniper	No
Slugrat Striker	No

Missions against the Slugrats

Every mission the build fields this faction in, with the objective and the difficulty.

What they show up with

Rolled up from the spawn tables, which are what the game actually places on a map. Group size is the number that decides a fight - three small units and one large one can have the same total Health and want opposite answers.

The counts beside each unit are how many spawn groups include it, so they say which enemies you will see most often rather than how many appear at once.

What to bring

The same answer as the other syndicates: numbers, not quality.

Utility Items have the detail.

Where they operate

1 world(s): Courtsilius.

The other factions

Enemy Factions compares all eight side by side. Separatist Alliance, Outlaws, Imperials, Mandalorian Hunters and Pyke Syndicate, Miners have their own pages.

Status Effects and Keywords defines every term used above, and Weapons, Utility Items and Talents are what you take into these fights.