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Whisper put another arrow to string and let fly. She then scampered to the open doorway to the east and hid, in the event the creature had some kind of ranged attack. Action: Attack - [roll0], Damage - [roll1] + SA [roll2] Movement - Move as far as she can get to the lower right corner of the...

Go for it, I guess I'm up first?

If the creature needs light to see, presumably since it has a light hanging from it, and we take it out, I believe it would have disadvantage on attacks against Koregar and I believe Koregar and Nearis would have advantage on their attacks.

Yeah, I've used Orokos for Shadowrun games, since it handled those kinds of rolls pretty well. I used Invisible Castle because it was really nice to track all of the rolls and simple to use, too bad it went away. I think the one reason I don't like Coyote is that it seems tough to track/verify...

Creamsteak - If we did want to try to shoot out its light, what kind of penalties would we take on the attack?

We do have several other people who can attempt Use The Force checks, so maybe not a total loss? I used to use Invisible Castle, but it seems to be permanently down now. Shame... I don't really like the other dice rollers, so I'm just going to stick with this one.

I imagine we'll have an idea if the dwarf gets killed here.

Basically, I would look at it this way: If you're dying, you have to be stabilized first. No exceptions, other than maybe that Jedi power, since it is basically magic. So, if you drop, it's a two-step process to get you back on your feet.

You may want to tack on something about a character needing to at least be in stable condition to benefit from the First Aid Feat healing. Otherwise, no one with the feat would ever use the stabilization part of it, they'd just heal them immediately.

Yup. I imagine she could use her Second Wind as well, if it's available. Not sure, but you may want to add a caveat to the First Aid Feat ability that restores HP to say that it works in the same manner as medpac health restoration, excepting the amount healed.

No problem, I've been reading through the 5E SRD. I think the way it should probably be written is something like: Medpacs work on any living character. If a character is currently making death saving throws to avoid dying, a medpac can only be used to stabilize them automatically. For any other...

RE: Medpacs: I think you need to change the terminology to Dying rather than Incapacitated. I don't think the terms are congruent from Saga to 5E. A stunned character is, for instance, considered incapacitated in 5E and I don't see any reason a medpac wouldn't work on them. I think it really...

OK, the Gand should be waking up, regaining 1 HP per round for 7 rounds. Meta: Not sure which way to go here. Flee into the tunnels or attempt to reopen the dais and flee down there.

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Nodding, Cal tapped Targo and indicated he should set the Gand down. Pulling out the small alien's medpac from its utility belt, the medic examined the Gand for a second before applying the automated kit to its abdomen, hoping the...

I'd just keep an eye on it for now. Trogdor would probably have the greatest input, but he hasn't been on, so... @Sezarious The Gand is still unconscious. I guess I could slap a medpac on him to wake him up. ETA: Looking in some older threads where people have made the same observation, I...

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness "Don't look now folks, but our way out is blocked!" Cal shouted as the rumbling increased, pointing back toward either the entrance, the dais, or both with his carbine. He moved closer to Targo so he could keep close to the...

I don't know if it is so much the to-hit chance as the damage. At 12th Level, a Jedi Knight can finally get their lightsaber's rolled damage up to the same value as a blaster rifle, by burning a talent. I guess I don't understand why a lightsaber doesn't just start out at 3dX damage from the get...

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Tucking Reks' lightsabers into the padawan's sash, Cal threw his left arm around the dazed and injured Jedi's shoulder. "Yeah, I can manage him, I think." He kept his carbine gripped in his right hand to fire from the hip if...

To be fair, most of us don't have Double Attack since it requires multi-classing to pick up at 5th Level. I think the Gand is the only one that has it at the moment.

I'm probably just thinking back to D20 Star Wars, I think Jedi had a part of their class that let them add D6s to their lightsaber damage as they leveled up in the class. It looks like some of it is contained in the Jedi Knight talent trees.