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<blockquote data-quote="dpdx" data-source="post: 653668" data-attributes="member: 188">So after much wailing, threats, and gnashing of teeth, my copy of Coruscant and the Core Worlds arrives at the giant chain bookstore yesterday, where I purchase it with the big honking gift card within 2 hours of its arrival.And it's so good -- I read it on the bus to work, and most other spare moments that allow me to take in a page or two. It's slow going, given that I want to read everything at least two times to make sure I understand it. But I made it past the first stat block tonight. Happiness ensues.So, in the midst of my (so-far) admiration of this new sourcebook, I have a question. I'm at the part with all the adventure hooks (admittedly, not very deep), so without giving anything away:In general, are GMs and others 'supposed' to write one-offs and things around the hooks to get PCs levelled up in their own campaigns?I ask because I've scoured the SWRPG sections of every bookstore in Portland looking for this book, and in the midst of that search, I have yet to find an &quot;Adventure Path&quot; module for SW that starts at 1st level. Tempest Feud - second. Tatooine - fourth! Etc.So if you can answer my question, thank you. But otherwise, post your thoughts on Coruscant and the Core Worlds here, if you want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dpdx, post: 653668, member: 188"] So after much wailing, threats, and gnashing of teeth, my copy of Coruscant and the Core Worlds arrives at the giant chain bookstore yesterday, where I purchase it with the big honking gift card within 2 hours of its arrival. And it's so good -- I read it on the bus to work, and most other spare moments that allow me to take in a page or two. It's slow going, given that I want to read everything at least two times to make sure I understand it. But I made it past the first stat block tonight. Happiness ensues. So, in the midst of my (so-far) admiration of this new sourcebook, I have a question. I'm at the part with all the adventure hooks (admittedly, not very deep), so without giving anything away: In general, are GMs and others 'supposed' to write one-offs and things around the hooks to get PCs levelled up in their own campaigns? I ask because I've scoured the SWRPG sections of every bookstore in Portland looking for this book, and in the midst of that search, I have yet to find an "Adventure Path" module for SW that starts at 1st level. Tempest Feud - second. Tatooine - fourth! Etc. So if you can answer my question, thank you. But otherwise, post your thoughts on Coruscant and the Core Worlds here, if you want. [/QUOTE]

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