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<blockquote data-quote="King of Old School" data-source="post: 3617978" data-attributes="member: 8789">No Legacy for me -- I'm of the opinion that Legacy and NJO aren't terribly SW in feel, and I also agree with wingsandsword that Legacy reads like mediocre fanfic.&nbsp; I pretty much ignore everything after the Thrawn trilogy.I'm currently trying to decide between the following eras:* The classic Rebellion era.&nbsp; WEG published lots of good game ideas for this era that didn't involve the canon characters at centre stage, but you still have to work around the established events.* Dark Times era.&nbsp; Most of the best elements of Rise of the Empire + Rebellion eras, without the constraints of canon.* Clone Wars era.&nbsp; There's always something playable in a &quot;hot&quot; war.* KOTOR/Tales of the Jedi era.&nbsp; This era rocks, and there aren't a lot of attention-grabbing canon characters to hog the spotlight from the PCs.&nbsp; In EU terms, this is the only era worth preserving or playing IMO.KoOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="King of Old School, post: 3617978, member: 8789"] No Legacy for me -- I'm of the opinion that Legacy and NJO aren't terribly SW in feel, and I also agree with wingsandsword that Legacy reads like mediocre fanfic. I pretty much ignore everything after the Thrawn trilogy. I'm currently trying to decide between the following eras: * The classic Rebellion era. WEG published lots of good game ideas for this era that didn't involve the canon characters at centre stage, but you still have to work around the established events. * Dark Times era. Most of the best elements of Rise of the Empire + Rebellion eras, without the constraints of canon. * Clone Wars era. There's always something playable in a "hot" war. * KOTOR/Tales of the Jedi era. This era [i]rocks[/i], and there aren't a lot of attention-grabbing canon characters to hog the spotlight from the PCs. In EU terms, this is the only era worth preserving or playing IMO. KoOS [/QUOTE]

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