[Star Wars D20] Power of the Jedi

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

I'm so glad I already own all the books.

You and me, both. Man, some of these prices I'm hearing about are just plain insane.

 

[JPL]

They give enough info to run the Sith characters without access to the full writeup of the Sith Lord prestige class. Given how stuffed the core book is already, and the great rarity of Sith in any of the three main eras, I think that was a reasonable call to make.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

I'm just glad I own a good majority of the books.

 

[DnDChick]

Laugh it up, fuzzball ...

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Laugh it up, fuzzball ...

I'm not laughing, I'm just saying I'm glad.

 

[DnDChick]

S'ok ... I got into the game late so its my own fault. lol

I'm trying to play catch-up as best I can, but I've pretty much written off several of the earliest books as being out of my reach. :\

 

[wingsandsword]

Well, I found one LGS here in Lexington that had a copy of Ultimate Adversaries, not the usual one I go to. Leaving only the Galactic Campaign Guide and the first two issues of Star Wars Gamer as the only things I need to have everything ever printed for the d20 SWRPG (and I have the Polyhedron issues with SWRPG material too). I'm going to look into the GCG on Friday when I get paid, from what I can tell it's one of the easier books to get (the eBay prices for it are still reasonable for example).

The thing is, I know the resale prices on those issues of SW Gamer are outrageous.

Oh, and DnDChick, I know some of the early books are available in abundance. My FLGS has many copies of Secrets of Naboo and the Living Force Campaign Guide sitting around on it's shelves, although I admit that the Dark Side Sourcebook is probably pretty hard to get (really cool book though).

 

[DnDChick]

The only two high on my wish list are Ultimate Adversaries and Coruscant and the Core Worlds, both of which I have found multiple copies of in local game stores. When I get the cash, they will be mine. I already have Hero's Guide, Geonosis and the Outer Rim, Galactic Campaign Guide, Ultimate Alien Anthology, and Arms and Equipment.

The other books are not "must haves" for me, compounded by the fact that they are all so far out of print that I know I'd end up paying beau coup bucks for them on eBay. I know where I can get a Secrets of Naboo, too, but I'd really rather have Secrets of Tatooine -- that planet is as much of an icon as any of the main characters.