Mando season 3

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Then the mandlorians bat the grenades straight back through the hole with the baseball bats they keep in their armour.

Cricket Krikkit bats, please.

 

[Maxperson]

Years after the comics' much more important addition to Star Wars canon: giant green bunny humanoids. (And, um, bikini-clad bounty hunters who apparently come from the planet Coachella.)

I have heard of this place. Those bunnies weren't initially green. Many are the things that you can catch at Coachella.

 

[Zardnaar]

Heh I did notice that.

 

[pukunui]

I’m pretty sure they’re cooking one of those flying creatures that attacked Din et al on Nevarro in a previous season.

(The episode that revealed Grogu’s Force healing powers as a bit of foreshadowing for when Rey did the same thing in RoS.)

EDIT: They’re called Nevarro reptavians.

 

[Zardnaar]

I’m pretty sure they’re cooking one of those flying creatures that attacked Din et al on Nevarro in a previous season.

(The episode that revealed Grogu’s Force healing powers as a bit of foreshadowing for when Rey did the same thing in RoS.)

EDIT: They’re called Nevarro reptavians.

I don't mind force healing conceptually not so much like RoS depicted it.

It raises problems with plots/pacing though as they depicted it like D&D healing.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I don't mind force healing conceptually not so much like RoS depicted it.

It raises problems with plots/pacing though as they depicted it like D&D healing.

It's been floating about in SW RPGs since WEG D6. And it's been suggested that Obi Wan used it on Luke in ANH. But the big drawback is you have a limited selection of force powers you can learn, so if you are going to learn force healing you are giving up some other force power. Jedi are usually depicted as working more like sorcerers than clerics.

 

[Zardnaar]

It's been floating about in SW RPGs since WEG D6. And it's been suggested that Obi Wan used it on Luke in ANH. But the big drawback is you have a limited selection of force powers you can learn, so if you are going to learn force healing you are giving up some other force power. Jedi are usually depicted as working more like sorcerers than clerics.

Playing SW D6 ATM it accelerates healing like a bacta tank don't think it's as effective as ROS.

Could be wrong haven't seen a Jedi in a long time in that game and the force sensitive PC only has life detection and sense 3D iirc.

As I said don't mind it conceptually. It's not something to over the top and it's been around for a long time and in novels, video games etc.

Also seems something the light side could do. It's not a deal breaker onscreen for me. Came across as more lay on hands/D&D/biblical/kings touch onscreen.

Accelerate Healing - RPG GM

Accelerate Healing was a Force power that allowed a Force user to use the Force to accelerate the healing process within their own bodies.

swrpggm.com

 

[Hussar]

Y’know. After Obi Wan, you’d think Vader would have made his suit out of beskar.

 

[Zardnaar]

Y’know. After Obi Wan, you’d think Vader would have made his suit out of beskar.

Probably wasn't that known about or available.

 

[Ryujin]

Probably wasn't that known about or available.

Depends on whether Gideon and his base end up as a mushroom cloud, I suppose.