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Is there a SRD for that system? I have zero interest in Cosmere stuff but I am curious about the rules.

What about Radiant Citadel makes you feel like having people that worked on it on the design team will result in worse products?

One assumes a major shift for the 2027 slate, right?

Oh, that I agree with for sure. There's vibes AND details there.

Klingons: half Cimmerian, half samurai.

I'm not sure of the relevance here. I only brought it up because it exposes me to a lot of people that want to play a Star Wars RPG. My experienmce does not line up with the assumption that RPG Star Wars fans are any more or less concerned about the details than any other Star Wars fan. As...

It is a little too convoluted to get me excited. But it doesn't have to. I am already in.

I don't see it.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but chances are your preferences are not universal.

I wonder why you think that. I have played Star Wars RPGs with a LOT of people (I run Star Wars games at cons a lot) and I can't say they strike me as any more interested in details than anyone else. Now, Star trek fans...

No, but I was responding to the idea that Star Wars fans are inherently gearheads about it.

You know what I really want, tho? A remastered Obi Wan Series. I could not believe how small the budget was. I thought both MCGregor and Christensen were great in it and it had lots of potential. I enjoyed it but it was still less than it could have been.

I think it is a mistake to assume the most fervent fans represent the majority of fans. 99.9% of Star Wars fans do not edit Wookiepedia, and 99.8% of them have never even gone to the site.

Yes. Loved them both. Solo was a much better Star Wars film than it gets credit for, coming in the wake of the (IMO justified) backlash to The Last Jedi. It did not perform for Disney the same way D&D:HAT did not perform. That is, it did fine for a fun mid tier heist movie, but expectations...

I would absolutely watch a Solo & Lando series.

I love Fate but it is definitely more difficult to on-board people than it should be. More and more I think that the best route is to start with Fate Accelerated to get them used to the core mechanics and Asapects, then you can move on to more complex games like Core or Dresden.

I feel like this is a little too much of a generalization, and for lots of people Star Wars is far more vibes than details.

I think the core of Daggerheart would make a great STar Wars game, although I would do some serious streamlining, especially as it relates to classes.

I don't think they consider DMsGuild a ghetto, at least for some creators (not least Baker). I mean, aren't the new membrs of the D&D team straight from DMsGuild content creation?

They do, but I don't think YZE (which I generally really like) would fit Star Wars very well.