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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 9462107" data-attributes="member: 6779310">Not the Star Wars ones. That's contractual, unfortunately. Tho' FFG did get permission to release PDF's of the additional specialties, but none of the rest of the sourcebooks. And those had to be bought direct from FFG, so I'm hardly surprised they're not on DTRPG. And even then, when I asked about it during playtesting of Stay On Target, apparently even the splats weren't allowed to carry a code for the specializations extract PDFs. Disney at their full greed mode.There's enough stuff post-ROTJ that's uncovered that at least two splats could be made, but Edge seems uninterested. Further, none of the design staff from FFG's Edge/Age/F&amp;D are at Edge, last I heard. (intercontinental moves during the lockdown being absurdly hard...)Also note: The probabilities are identical for the various Genesys dice vs their same name/color Star Wars dice; excepting only the force dice, which are absent in genesys sets. The specific symbols have the same names, but slightly different symbols. So it's not hard to use one in the other. And when it's just force dice, it's not hard to use a sorting mat for one type of die. So, when the SW roller becomes unavailable, one can use the Genesys one instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 9462107, member: 6779310"] Not the Star Wars ones. That's contractual, unfortunately. Tho' FFG did get permission to release PDF's of the additional specialties, but none of the rest of the sourcebooks. And those had to be bought direct from FFG, so I'm hardly surprised they're not on DTRPG. And even then, when I asked about it during playtesting of Stay On Target, apparently even the splats weren't allowed to carry a code for the specializations extract PDFs. Disney at their full greed mode. There's enough stuff post-ROTJ that's uncovered that at least two splats could be made, but Edge seems uninterested. Further, none of the design staff from FFG's Edge/Age/F&D are at Edge, last I heard. (intercontinental moves during the lockdown being absurdly hard...) Also note: The probabilities are identical for the various Genesys dice vs their same name/color Star Wars dice; excepting only the force dice, which are absent in genesys sets. The specific symbols have the same names, but slightly different symbols. So it's not hard to use one in the other. And when it's just force dice, it's not hard to use a sorting mat for one type of die. So, when the SW roller becomes unavailable, one can use the Genesys one instead. [/QUOTE]

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