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HEAD TRIP - PART IV EXTERIOR: DEEP SPACE. Brilliant white stars light the inky darkness of space. The planet Malabar is visible, but from this perspective it is shrouded in shadow. The light of Malabar's sun, the star Valkaria, is barely visible as a halo behind the planet. On this side of...

Great work, Malessa! You realize now that Gann Tolar's efforts will be divided betwixt smiting evil and attempting to bed Maridosen? This does not bode well for the party .... Seriously though, great work. I'm especially impressed with the eyes and lips on Maridosen, and the eye on the...

Thanks Rel. I'm anxiously awaiting your Star Wars story hour. Star Wars story hours seem to be growing in popularity here, which I think is terrific (nothing against all of the great D&D flavored story hours). I've also been pleased to see some "different" story hours, such as the ever...

Sounds like your players have a wild ride in store for them! I've got my own Star Wars story hour on these boards, Tales from the Outer Rim. Check it out sometime ... the Star Wars d20 game is relatively unestablished, always good to compare notes with another GM.

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I'll bite ... what's next?! Glad to see another Star Wars Story Hour on the boards ... keep up the good work.

Great update, Doc! Keep 'em coming!

What do we want? GANN TOLAR! When do we want him? NOW!

Everything is fine, thanks for asking. My little "emergency" was actually no big deal ... just got called away in the middle of posting Head Trip - Part III. I've gone back and edited the post so that it is now complete. Only one more installment of Head Trip to go before the Story Hour takes...

HEAD TRIP - PART III It was apparent that neither Jirair Gann nor his friend Dev Novo could safely remain on Malabar. They could not lay low forever. Outer Rim Oreworks owned the planet, and even now their agents were scouring Ganlo and the other nearby islands for the droid's head. Even if...

Thanks for the kind words, DM Cthulu and Horatio. Actually, the Prelude featuring Baydo, Tevy and Jodo Kast was character lead-in. "Head Trip" chronicles the first actual adventure session, introducing the PC Jirair Gann. I tried a new approach with this that other GMs out there might find...

HEAD TRIP - PART II "Excuse me. We are investigating a theft. We think you have something that does not belong to you. If you are smart, you will turn it over, and no one will get hurt." The human woman stared fiercely at Bobbo. Her shoulders were back and her bearing haughty. She and her...

Glad some of you folks are enjoying the story hour. While it does unfold rather slowly, I hope you will all find the pay off worth it when the action eventually heats up. So you know, I added a few sentences to the second paragraph in "Head Trip - Part I" that will help explain events to come...

HEAD TRIP - PART I A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away ... "If there's a bright center of the universe, this must be the planet farthest from," groaned Jirair Gann. The young man lay in a hammock, his hands crossed behind his head, staring up wistfully at the late afternoon sky. Stars...

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Thanks Grifter. Actually, it was all of the above. Our group varies from 5 to 7 players, each of whom will be introduced in time through this story hour. You'll meet the first of the actual PCs in the next installment (which I hope to post tonight). His goal was eventually to become a...

I hate to admit it, but the revised core book is actually worth the price tag. My reluctance stems from the fact that not too many moons ago I shelled out the jing for the original core rule book. It became outdated faster than my old Pentium I computer did. But when I flipped through the...

Great work, Doc! Seeing your Star Wars story hour inspired me to post my own story hour here, Star Wars: Tales from the Outer Rim. Look forward to seeing your next game post, hope your session this weekend is a blast.

... HAVE A NICE DAY! Baydo and Tevy sat at a table made from a large jungle tree. The nearby makeshift bar was fashioned out of old plastic and metallic cargo crates with a board of plastic over them. Several animal fat lanterns hung from the ceiling, sputtering away and providing meager...

I remember Tatooine. Tallon never had a chance. I always get my man. Seriously though, LostSoul, I believe you'll find I have taken liberties with the Jodo Kast character that make him an even more mysterious and formidable foe than he was in those great old West End Games d6 products. In...