the initial Battlefront II campaign features chapters in which the player controls other characters like Luke Skywalker or Lando Calrissian, the Resurrection DLC focuses entirely on Iden. Dyer commented that this is because "one of the key pieces of feedback [the development team] got was that people really liked playing as Iden. She's an interesting and compelling new character in the Star Wars universe, so we wanted to really focus the rest of the story on her." Resurrection introduces Iden and Del's daughter, Zay. Following Del's disappearance, Iden, Zay, and Shriv Suurgav, Iden's old partner from Inferno Squad, search for him, and stumble upon Project Resurrection, the First Order's operation of abducting children from their homes and indoctrinating them to become stormtroopers. Eventually, the trio learn that Del was killed by Hask. Toward the end of the DLC, while infiltrating Hask's Star Destroyer with Zay and Shriv, Iden steals the plans for a First Order dreadnought and kills Hask, but is mortally wounded in the process. Zay and Shriv manage to escape on a stolen TIE Fighter and send the dreadnought plans to General Leia Organa's Resistance movement. Leia then sends the pair to gather the Resistance's allies in the Outer Rim. Other games Versio is mentioned in the 2020 video game Star Wars: Squadrons by the Imperial pilot Havina Vonreg, who expressed spitefulness for Versio's defection to the New Republic. Versio was added as a playable character to the mobile free-to-play turn-based role-playing game Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes in January 2022. Toys A LEGO minifigure version of Versio is also available in the LEGO Star Wars Inferno Squad Battle Pack, which was released in early 2019. An expansion to Fantasy Flight's Star Wars Legion, includes and Iden Versio miniature and cards to include her in standard play. Reception The character of Iden Versio received mixed opinions. In a review of the Inferno Squad novel, Sean Keane of New York Daily News wrote that "We get POV sections from all four members of the squad, but Iden is by far the most developed. She's a great lead and the novel highlights the strengths and weaknesses of the idealized Imperial upbringing. She is a talented soldier, but struggles with emotion and attachment." In his review of Star Wars Battlefront II, Bryan Bishop of The Verge praised Janina Gavankar's performance, opining that she "delivers some real pathos with her performance." Bishop