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<blockquote data-quote="Remus Lupin" data-source="post: 3616588" data-attributes="member: 12760">Looking a bit more through the book to get a sense of things, I thumbed through the &quot;Eras of Play&quot; chapter last night. Man! Is this thing thin! Ok, you get Luke, but only Episode VI Luke (I know, you can reverse engineer him, but still).My big disappointment however was the lack of some of the other supporting players from the other movies. In particular, I was looking for Qui Gon Jin's stats, Darth Maul's stats, etc.Also, I noted that according to the rules, Han can speak Basic, Huttese, Rodian, and Shyriwook, but he's only got an Int of 14 and I didn't notice any place where he took an extra language. Did I miss something, or did they fudge him since he clearly understands all of these languages in the movies?One more thing -- I noticed that they didn't give Luke Force Grip, despite the fact that he uses it on Jabba in RotJ. Any thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remus Lupin, post: 3616588, member: 12760"] Looking a bit more through the book to get a sense of things, I thumbed through the "Eras of Play" chapter last night. Man! Is this thing thin! Ok, you get Luke, but only Episode VI Luke (I know, you can reverse engineer him, but still). My big disappointment however was the lack of some of the other supporting players from the other movies. In particular, I was looking for Qui Gon Jin's stats, Darth Maul's stats, etc. Also, I noted that according to the rules, Han can speak Basic, Huttese, Rodian, and Shyriwook, but he's only got an Int of 14 and I didn't notice any place where he took an extra language. Did I miss something, or did they fudge him since he clearly understands all of these languages in the movies? One more thing -- I noticed that they didn't give Luke Force Grip, despite the fact that he uses it on Jabba in RotJ. Any thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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