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<blockquote data-quote="genshou" data-source="post: 2999181" data-attributes="member: 13164"><p>I'm also in the process of rewriting Star Wars as a d20 Future setting, so I see where you're coming from. In my conversion, the two Jedi classes are 20-level advanced classes, which require the Force Sensitive feat, and grant EWP with lightsaber at 1st-level.</p><p></p><p>Personally, I like the feel of this better. When a character with a Jedi level is already character level 4, it makes the Jedi feel a little more mystical and powerful than in the RCR (though they are no more powerful than other 4th-level characters, of course). I like your version of the Jedi Padawan starting occupation, but I would allow it for children, since I stat younglings as having 1-3 levels as basic class Ordinaries (they become Heroes when they are ready to attain their first level in a Jedi class at age 15+).</p><p></p><p>I think leaving most of the other rules as-is works out just fine. Directly porting over Force skills and feats, for example, shouldn't horribly break the game, and VP/WP works great in d20 Modern (the original plan was to use VP/WP, but they ditched it for regular hit points partway through development).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="genshou, post: 2999181, member: 13164"] I'm also in the process of rewriting Star Wars as a d20 Future setting, so I see where you're coming from. In my conversion, the two Jedi classes are 20-level advanced classes, which require the Force Sensitive feat, and grant EWP with lightsaber at 1st-level. Personally, I like the feel of this better. When a character with a Jedi level is already character level 4, it makes the Jedi feel a little more mystical and powerful than in the RCR (though they are no more powerful than other 4th-level characters, of course). I like your version of the Jedi Padawan starting occupation, but I would allow it for children, since I stat younglings as having 1-3 levels as basic class Ordinaries (they become Heroes when they are ready to attain their first level in a Jedi class at age 15+). I think leaving most of the other rules as-is works out just fine. Directly porting over Force skills and feats, for example, shouldn't horribly break the game, and VP/WP works great in d20 Modern (the original plan was to use VP/WP, but they ditched it for regular hit points partway through development). [/QUOTE]
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