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Hi folks I've put in entries for some more of the FFG star wars line in the reviews section. It would be great to get some more ratings on them if anyone has bought them or used them. In particular AoR just needs one more rating to get certified...

4 out of 5 rating for Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Suns Of Fortune Loads of info and background on the Corellian systems of the Star Wars galaxy. Introduces some new races, equipment and ships to tempt the players. Lots of inspirational material.

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I would always put as much as possible into characteristics at creation-time because they can't be (usually) increased later. Everything else can be picked up as you go along.

3 out of 5 rating for Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - The Jewel of Yavin In this adventure the PCs are hired to steal a valuable gemstone from Cloud City on Bespin. As with most Fantasy Flight Star Wars adventures it takes the shape of a series of set pieces. Firstly there is an auction, then...

4 out of 5 rating for Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Beyond the Rim Quite a fun, story rich adventure which has the PCs searching for a long long ship in the outer edges of the galaxy. Once they get there, the characters have more trouble than they might have bargained for. There's lots for...

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4 out of 5 rating for Star Wars: Force and Destiny Core Rulebook Once again Fantasy Flight pull it out of the bag with a gorgeous book with superb production quality. There is a great attention to detail and the book is bursting with flavour and inspiration, probably more so than Edge of the...

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4 out of 5 rating for Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Core Rulebook Like Edge of the Empire the production quality of AoR is superb. It makes a very inspiring read. I like the "flat" character progression system where characters don't get powerful quickly but improve their skills and abilities. It...

5 out of 5 rating for Temple of Elemental Evil I'm really pleased with this game. My friends enjoy it and it's easy to get into, and seems just about the right difficulty. It is also compatible with the previous D&D board games and dungeon command games. Only minor criticisms are that perhaps...

Haha, yeah! :p very true!

Oh gawd, this sounds like recipe for disaster. Yeah as the above poster mentioned, I hope it's not got D&D in the title. I actually think a film set in FR could work, but it needs to be well written, well directed and well produced.

I enjoyed the series but I found actually watching people RP got a bit tiring after a while - it's not the same when you're not playing.