Blue Chitne
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morrolan said:Hey just saw this. I'll claim the second jedi spot if that's ok.
thats fine----another snack for the sith
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STAR WARS: On the Run (Full)
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thats fine----another snack for the sith
Blue Chitne
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Douane said:B. C.,
what about staff? My Hutt Jedi could use a masseur.
Folkert
Ahhh...., the force is fat in that one....
"These are not the Nala Tree-frogs you are searching for." (Slobber)
How about a Lepi (Anthropomorphic Rabbit) or a Kushiban Jedi (Non-Anthropomorphic Rabbit)?
Seriously, just going through the UAA looking for a nice race. (Though the Hutt really tempts. 
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Folkert
How about a Lepi (Anthropomorphic Rabbit) or a Kushiban Jedi (Non-Anthropomorphic Rabbit)?
Seriously, just going through the UAA looking for a nice race.
(Though the Hutt really tempts. )Folkert
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Blue Chitne
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<Your hollonet viewing is interupted by an annoying noise followed by the form of Leeda-Tau, a well known red skinned twi-lek 'journalist'> beeeep....beep....beeeep...."We interupt your regularly schedualed Imperial Holonet programming with this late breaking news.....Twenty nine senators were arrested by order of Emperor Vader. The crimes of these heinous traitors include supplying arms to the rebel scum & ignoring Imperial mandates. In a related story, all bounties on rebels & those that aid them have been doubled. So loyal patriots, find those foul rebels & turn them in; just in time for the great race...."
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Thanee
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Hello!
I might be interested to give this a try, but don't have any of the d20 SW books myself (tho I should be able to get access to them through a friend). I got some WEG SW, but that won't help, I s'pose.
Anyways, if there is no need to constantly look something up, I should be ok.
About Race/Class.
Race would be human or near human (whatever that is?) I suppose, unless maybe that race from the shapeshifter bounty hunter in Episode 2 is available. That would be cool.
EDIT: A lil search pointed me to the name of the race... Clawdite... not in the list up there, so it's going to be a simple human (or near human).
I only know the classes from SW:KotOR right now (next week I can surely have a look at the SW Player's Guide), which is Soldier, Scout and Scoundrel (as well as Jedi Guardian, Sentinel and Counselor). What else is there?
And what kind of background should we aim for?
Rebels?
Unaligned (like Han Solo in Episode 4)?
Enough stupid questions for now...
Bye
Thanee
I might be interested to give this a try, but don't have any of the d20 SW books myself (tho I should be able to get access to them through a friend). I got some WEG SW, but that won't help, I s'pose.
Anyways, if there is no need to constantly look something up, I should be ok.
About Race/Class.
Race would be human or near human (whatever that is?) I suppose, unless maybe that race from the shapeshifter bounty hunter in Episode 2 is available. That would be cool.
EDIT: A lil search pointed me to the name of the race... Clawdite... not in the list up there, so it's going to be a simple human (or near human).
I only know the classes from SW:KotOR right now (next week I can surely have a look at the SW Player's Guide), which is Soldier, Scout and Scoundrel (as well as Jedi Guardian, Sentinel and Counselor). What else is there?
And what kind of background should we aim for?
Rebels?
Unaligned (like Han Solo in Episode 4)?
Enough stupid questions for now...
Bye
Thanee
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Hi Thanee,
Can't really say, but there's probably a good a reason why JD Wiker (the SW Sage) advises to kill the term for alien species and put them under the human header.
Other classes include the
Fringer: jack-of-all-trades with little formal education who picks up skills and technical knowledge through life experience and improvisation. Fringers are the more prevalent the farther you get from the core. (Who can say "farmer"? ) Early Anakin and Luke Skywalker.
Noble: A master of bargaining and negotiation who inspires confidence and makes a great leader. Guess who?
Force Adept: A force-user trained in a tradition different from that of the Jedi or a wild talent who has developed force powers without any formal training. Witches of Dathomir.
Hope this helps a bit!
Folkert
Thanee said:
Can't really say, but there's probably a good a reason why JD Wiker (the SW Sage) advises to kill the term for alien species and put them under the human header.
Thanee said:
Other classes include the
Fringer: jack-of-all-trades with little formal education who picks up skills and technical knowledge through life experience and improvisation. Fringers are the more prevalent the farther you get from the core. (Who can say "farmer"?
) Early Anakin and Luke Skywalker.Noble: A master of bargaining and negotiation who inspires confidence and makes a great leader. Guess who?
Force Adept: A force-user trained in a tradition different from that of the Jedi or a wild talent who has developed force powers without any formal training. Witches of Dathomir.
Hope this helps a bit!
Folkert
