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<blockquote data-quote="edemaitre" data-source="post: 5073601" data-attributes="member: 3372">End of Saga EditionI've also enjoyed &quot;Star Wars: Saga Edition,&quot; which I thought was one of the better implementations of the D20 rules system. It was more streamlined than D&amp;D3.5 (and less powers-based than D&amp;D4e) and fit the cinematic feel of George Lucas' space opera, at least for me.I've played West End Games' D6 version, and I own several other D20 science fiction games, such as &quot;Traveller,&quot; &quot;Farscape,&quot; &quot;Stargate,&quot; and &quot;Bulldogs.&quot; I do hope that role-players continue to use the Saga Edition if they like it and that, despite Hasbro/Wizard of the Coast's cost-cutting and Lucasfilm's desire to get the most out of its licenses, Star Wars tabletop RPGs continue to get official support.I wouldn't mind seeing the license get picked up by a company that can maintain quality and backward-compatibility, such as Paizo (see &quot;Pathfinder&quot;) or Green Ronin. I agree that it's unlikely a smaller publisher could afford Star Wars, but I'd be curious about a print version compatible with FATE 3.0 (like &quot;Starblazer Adventures&quot;), &quot;Savage Worlds,&quot; GURPS 4e &quot;Space,&quot; or even Mongoose's iteration of &quot;Traveller.&quot;I intend to hang onto my Saga Edition sourcebooks and (with OmegaDex help) may still use it for my homebrew campaigns. May the Force be with you -- always!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edemaitre, post: 5073601, member: 3372"] [b]End of Saga Edition[/b] I've also enjoyed "Star Wars: Saga Edition," which I thought was one of the better implementations of the D20 rules system. It was more streamlined than D&D3.5 (and less powers-based than D&D4e) and fit the cinematic feel of George Lucas' space opera, at least for me. I've played West End Games' D6 version, and I own several other D20 science fiction games, such as "Traveller," "Farscape," "Stargate," and "Bulldogs." I do hope that role-players continue to use the Saga Edition if they like it and that, despite Hasbro/Wizard of the Coast's cost-cutting and Lucasfilm's desire to get the most out of its licenses, Star Wars tabletop RPGs continue to get official support. I wouldn't mind seeing the license get picked up by a company that can maintain quality and backward-compatibility, such as Paizo (see "Pathfinder") or Green Ronin. I agree that it's unlikely a smaller publisher could afford Star Wars, but I'd be curious about a print version compatible with FATE 3.0 (like "Starblazer Adventures"), "Savage Worlds," GURPS 4e "Space," or even Mongoose's iteration of "Traveller." I intend to hang onto my Saga Edition sourcebooks and (with OmegaDex help) may still use it for my homebrew campaigns. May the Force be with you -- always! [/QUOTE]

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