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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Furn_Darkside" data-source="post: 243345" data-attributes="member: 210">You must be a real peach to be with when seeing a movie converted from a book.No game is going to match any license precisely- and in the case of Star Wars, they can't have it match the movies precisely. The designers need to put rules to the few details found in the movies. There is little laid out to the formal progression/training of Jedi- so they have to fill in the blanks.At the same time, they have make the Jedi semi-balanced with non-Jedi.If you are going to demand a system that reflects these movies, then I doubt you will ever see it in d20. For example: The newer movies have the Jedi combats involving lots of maneuvering between two combatants, but the d20 system does not give much reason to bother. And if AoO are used, it offers a reason to move as little as possible.As for house rules... wow. I have yet to meet a group that does not tweek a games rules to fit their preferences. 2nd edition d&d usually required note books to be exchanged.Oh well. Always save your receipt.FD</blockquote>