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Ummm, I was unaware that Saga Edition had rules for ability damage. Mind letting me know where those rules are, cause I can't seem to find them

Right, I'm going to try and work up a translation here: There are three states of "dying" When a blow dealt to you deals less damage than the value of your DT, but knocks you below 0 hit points but above your negative Constitution value, you are slowly bleeding, losing one point of health...

Wait, so the typical "Treat Injury" check for first aid, rather than healing character level + 1 for every point over the DC the check is, you use a second wind (so you recover 1/4 of your health) and go up +1 step on the condition track. Huh, suddenly I'm the party's healer too, who wudda thought?

Huh, is that a house rule? because all I see for vital transfer is the ability to spend a destiny point to move up +5 steps on the condition track

more hit points are always useful alright, alright. Curious though (odds are it won't make a difference) but is it an automatic loss of 1 hp per round, or is there a stabilization roll type of thing? I assume this is damage equal to DT*2 in a single attack? Not cumulative taken over an entire...

Oh yeah, sorry for not responding to the earlier message, but what the hell, dial it up to 11

Well, I'm not quite so angry any more, now that the damn slicer is dead (Not you Shardus :P ), but I will try to...control myself a bit more ((OOC: Are we at a point for purchasing upgrades? If so, I want to pay the ten grand for the Superior Agile Armor (+2 Max Dex Bonus to armor) and then the...

A handful of ...unfortunate incidents has somewhat sobered my outlook. Not to mention a desire to keep our true motives secret at Draago's palace, which required me to act less like a Jedi and more like a mercenary. Needless to say I am now of the opinion that the ends might just end up...

"Ummm, well surely you have heard of an individual called Darth Pyrus? Yay or nay? Nevertheless, we ran into him underneath Draago's palace, and after he introduced himself and made his sales pitch, Samael began to mouth off to the Sith Lord, despite the rather...obvious display of his...

If by compiled issue you mean the pdf released at the end of the month, um, yeah it was released in a compiled issue. However the line within the article that says "Hybrid characters are not allowed in RPGA sanctioned events at this time." kinda lets you know that Hybrid characters aren't in...

Perhaps it is because nothing quite so bad has happened to me yet, but I am fine with that type of feel for the campaign. As for character death, if you kill me 100 times, I'll just make 101 characters to play. (though at that point you can't really blame me if they start to all seem a little...

Hey, I'm all for voice chat if you got the server. I have found that it can make things go a little quicker and smoother at times

This probably seems a really stupid question, but do the Unleashed talents count as force talents? And for that matter, does Force Sensitivity, since it was houseruled into a talent rather than a feat, count as a force talent?

It didn't take me quite that long, but yeah it was fun. Personally, I like the kinda hardball approach that it takes, its not so common anymore and I think it makes less of a diablo hack-n-slash type of game, and makes things a touch more tactical, just how I like it

Alright, I get it now, thanks

Combat Casting is always a good choice for a caster that thinks that there is even a slim chance that they will end up in melee And Toughness is always a safe bet, especially since you don't have a huge CON, and a teeny bit below average hit points

yeeeeaaa...no Is there a Force Technique for Surge? If so it must be houseruled, because I don't recall seeing one in any of the books And having Unleashed Surge gives only that initial extra swift action NOT future ones when you sustain it? So what, does the houseruled Force Technique give an...

Hey, if your DM lets you, go right ahead, just becareful about encumberance, though I have not known that many DMs to be real sticklers about that

Well if you want a ranged weapon, there always is the tried and true crossbow But as for thrown weapons, you can either just carry a boatload of them on you, or you can hope for one with a returning enchantment on it(pg 471), which would allow for you to throw it, and for it to come flying back...

At a quick glance, they don't seem to have changed much Just saying 3x CON modifier simply because you add CON modifier times your HD, and since you are level 3, you have three HD, hence three times CON modifier. And 16 at level 3 (not counting CON) is only 1 HP below average, so it isn't too bad