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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ragboy" data-source="post: 2924250" data-attributes="member: 4151">I have absolutely never had this problem with Star Wars. The setting itself caused my brain to organically create a full campaign arc in just a few hours (all that was left was building the scenes and inserting the threats). And for those that didn't get inspired there's an absolute flood of Star Wars stories out there (from mini-hooks in the various d20 RPG books, tons of old school WEG adventures, comics, books, movies, TV shows, etc) you can't not have a ready-made storyline. Hell, just throw a company of stormtroopers at them and their goal is to escape Planet X with their hides and most of their ship. That's Star Wars adventure enough.And for those that say "I need official adventures; I have no time for building anything on my own!" There were adventures posted to the WotC website, there's a whole official d20 campaign book, a mini-campaign in the basic boxed set, and a ton of fan created stuff out there. In addition, the later books (Ultimate Adversaries, Coruscant, etc) had loads of ready-made mini-campaigns, complete with stats for the threats.Not to cause offense, but I find this excuse indefensible.Oh...and I'll reserve my opinion of the new book until I actually see what new and different is has to offer. I think the materials that are out there right now are more than enough. In fact, they might try reprinting a few of the books (Hero's Guide, Power of the Jedi, etc). Those books were running close to $100 a book on ebay...though the price seems to have come down...</blockquote>

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