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Now we're adding modifiers to the argument. :) Anyone of importance is significantly different than anyone. Kicks, punches and force pushes will take combatants out. And honestly, they will eventually wear down an opponent of importance. It's all about different styles, though. My style is...

Nah. I'm not saying the Jedi shouldn't use the lightsaber. I'm saying they should use their range of abilities as a Jedi, instead of just using the lightsaber to make themselves killing machines. Like Mace Windu said in Episode II: "We're keepers of the peace. Not soldiers." Sometimes keepers...

There's been plenty where a kick/punch/force push has taken a combatant out of the combat. Just look at the big Jedi/Droid battle near the end of Episode II, or Luke's fight on the skiff and sail barge over the Sarlacc pit. It obviously works enough that it's a common technique. :) If it never...

There's where you see the difference between a Jedi, and a person playing a Jedi for the cool powerful weapon. For the Jedi, causing your opponent to surrender is often preferable to killing them. Honestly, I'd say that a Jedi character just going through and killing everything in their path...

Any chance we'll see more examples of the Semis? I do like, though, that you immediately opened it up to more than just mammal/human hybridization.

And against Sidious in RotS.

The Duel lasted for right around 20 minutes on screen. Nice long lightsaber battle. There has to be a way to do that in game... but it would be difficult.

It's all about the options, baby. If you want to be THE starship guy, then at 15th level, when you have them all... you're THE starship guy (or gal)... I think it's okay, actually.

Yeah. I think I saw where you were thinking. :)

I was talking about that ...17? 19 year span... There's a lot of potential between a couple of days after Order 66, and 19 years later...

I dunno.... I think between the execution of Order 66 and Episode IV could have good potential.

What really concerns me is the incredibly poor spelling and grammar in a "92.7 average student"... How are they grading these kids, now??? "Woohoo! You showed up and you're not on crack! That's worth 40 more points!"

Because of the nature of the Jedi... We've found that when you introduce Jedi into a campaign that wouldn't normally include them.... it pretty much becomes about the Jedi. Better just to leave them out.

The problem with Jedi in a non-Star Wars game is that it changes the dynamic of a game... We found this out the hard was several years ago. As for Star Wars races in a D&D game... no problem.

I have to agree with this. Being faithful to the source material is more important than nerfing a race down to a LA +0...

Ghosts have psionic abilities.

Yeah... Because we would never see that in reality *cough*OilBarons*cough*...

Yoink beam activated. This one's going in my D20 Future campaign after I flesh it out a bit.

I'd say the Terran Humans are late PL 6, with cutting edge stuff being PL 7.

So do away with the water trading. Remember... any setting or rules book is nothing more or less than a set of guidelines. It's simple enough to say that most of the rivers are fine, but the ground is screwed, or that everything is hunky dory except for mutations, and general lawlessness...