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Iridonian Darkness takes place a few months after Darth Revan and Darth Malak return from the Unknown Regions at the head of a Sith invasion fleet. After reeling from the initial attacks, the Republic is now mobilizing to halt the invasion’s rapid progress. The Jedi have already committed to...

Thanks Mark. I don't think I could do the afternoon slot, thanks :)

If someone would like to switch with me so I can run this game during the day, I’d appreciate it. Anyway, I’d like to run a Star Wars Saga game. 5 seats 5th level Knights of the Old Republic era Characters will be provided (but if you have a particular character idea, feel free to tell me) The...

I'd really love to see a Star Wars Saga game (or two) on the list. If nobody else volunteers to run Saga, I can. But I'd be a bit nervous as I haven't ran a game in about 4 years! I'll give it some thought today and tomorrow, see if I can come up with something, or to see if someone else beats...

Even though we didn't know each other, I still feel compelled to say my farewells. Godspeed Angelsboi. I know you will be missed by the ones who loved you, but you will forever live on in many hearts, minds, and souls.

I just had an idea. I think it would be kinda cool for those of you who use Word to write up your adventure notes to post them here (as an attachment) so we could see how other people prepare for their games. I know *I* would like to see some. Unfortunatly the only adventures I've written up in...

I'm just curious as to roughly, on average, how often your players level up? Thanks!

Not that I'm considering this (really, I'm not!), but I got to thinking whether anyone has? Why did you do it? What was your tactic? Did you feel bad? :)

How about this: 1) He get's 1/5 the XP that everyone else gets until they catch up to his level. 2) He is essentially barred from playing combat-centered classes. 3) If his character dies, at any time, his new character comes in at the same level as everyone else. 4) If his apprentice dies at...

I should have mentioned that is isn't D&D we're going to play - it's Star Wars d20. The player in question wants to play a Jedi Knight (level 7+) to an apprentice Jedi (level 3). That also means that I don't have level-drain as an option. :)

So I'm starting a new campaign at 3rd level, and one of my players had the idea to instead start at 7th level and play the master to one of the 3rd levels PC (his apprentice). He talked me into it, without me giving it much thought. After a few days I gave it a lot of thought, and decided...

Look at how tough these sword is. See? I'm banging it on the table!

Well, based on the hints, I would say Everquest, but of course S&S already owns that liscense. But the hints (at least in my mind) GREATLY point toward EQ.

This from theforce.net: Rob tells us that the December 2003 issue of the British movie mag HOTDOG has just hit the stands here in the U.S. and found several cool Star Wars related things. In particular, on page 12, here's this possibly amazing passage: "No wonder Peter "Chewbacca" Mayhew...

WotC's liscense states they have to put out 4-6 books a year. We can expect the next Star Wars book in March with Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds, followed by Ultimate Adveseries in May. Also planned for this year is the miniatures game and the Clone Wars sourcebook. As to WETA and ILM...

The feat says you gain an extra attack at your highest base attack bonus. Does this mean literally your BAB (and thus DEX and other modifiers don't apply), of does it mean your highest ranged attack bonus? Thanks.

That really sucks. As if 2003 hasen't killed enough greats this year, on the last day of the year they have to squeeze one more in. :(

As much as I dislike Jar Jar (at least in Episode 1), he is by far the most well-done (effects-wise), entirely CGI character I've ever seen (that includes Yoda, Gollum and, heh the Hulk). Yes, Anakin riding that Naboo-creature was bad (my vote for worst effect in Ep.1 & 2), but Legolas and the...

Really, the title says it all. For the first time, a player in my campaign (d20 Modern) will have followers, and don't know if I or he should run them. What is the generally accepted method of handling this? Thanks!

What do you think of the idea of, after the PCs turn in their character backgrounds, the GM then chooses the appropriate occupation for the PC, based on what the PC wrote in their background. This way, players don't simply choose a nonsensical occupation simply because it offers the best...