I'll be moving in a couple weeks, so the SotC game is over (at least we finally finished that adventure :p) and the Star Wars game I was planning won't be happening at all. Maybe I'll pick it up as an IRC game once life settles down, or maybe I'll be lucky enough to find a new group after I move.

Mysteries will be replaced with The Force. On its own, The Force represents knowledge of how the Force works. Coupled with an aspect that shows training in the Force, the skill shows how well the character can manipulate the Force ( Read more... )

Landspeeders, starfighters, and spaceships. In a Star Wars game, you're sure to see them, and someone's gonna want to know how to fly them ( Read more... )

I've been pondering on the Force, and how to represent it in this Star Wars game. I think I'm leaning toward a single Force skill and two or three stunts. The blatant powers (Jedi mind trick, telekinesis, jumping, etc.) will be Fate point driven, to keep them from completely outclassing the other stunts and keep players from using them to get out ( Read more... )

The GM of the AD&D2 game I've been playing in has said he's burned out and can't keep running it. No biggie, it happens, and that game ran longer than most that we play. I'm actually surprised he kept going as long as he had, given how much prep he was doing for weekly sessions and that it was his first game ( Read more... )

Session three went even better than session two. Once we got going, the game seemed to flow from scene to scene rather well. If only my players would stop splitting up the group.
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The second session of this game went much better than the first. It only lasted about three hours again, of a four hour session. I still need to work on filling out play time. Preferably with better description, as that's where I have the most trouble.
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(This could be spoilerish if you've not seen the Star Wars prequels. If you don't like it, tough. This also could be wildly off from established canon for the time period. I don't care ( Read more... )