(The second half of the downloaded two-parter 'Steal of a Deal/Put Up Your Dukes'. There really wasn't much left to this one after I hacked it to bits to cram into the timeline and do a level adjustment, other than the pit fight. I dice-rolled out the whole fight, and kept a lot of notes there if I ever need them. Basically this half involves ( Read more... )

(From the downloaded scenarios, 'Steal of a Deal' and 'Put Up Your Dukes' were originally Wizards of the Coast freebies, I think. They're deleted from the site now, but might still be grab-able on Internet Archive. Together, they were a really short two-parter that involved getting scammed by the ship thieves and then trying to get your ship back. ( Read more... )

(This one's really just a bit of padding so they can stop off home for a while, and some commentary on Mos Eisley.)

(The plotbunny spawned by Tusken Rustlers, also known as "Dyna Fails Physics". The miniatures scenario mentioned a collar and chain on the Reek, but I'd watched the second of the Prequel movies not too long before this and I could remember just how big a Reek was. Where Dyna manages to mess up is that in this case it's a matter of weight, not ( Read more... )

(This started off as a heavy adaption of a Star Wars Miniatures scenario of the same name. Since I don't have minis, I handwaved most of the action for the reports and intentionally went with the 'Reek Wins' ending for the simple reason that it spawned another plotbunny ( Read more... )

(Another random plotbunny that will likely never become a webcomic, though I did try to draw the Krayt Dragon from it. Picking up from the last events, Dynamo thinks he's spotted a rock outcropping big enough to use for shade. It turns out to be a napping Krayt Dragon, which promptly attacks and swallows them. They eventually get out of this, but ( Read more... )

(Not from a game scenario, this was just the first little plotbunny to pop into my head. Originally I thought of doing a comic of it, and might still do so someday. The story so far is that random portal searches in the Nexus come up with a match to a planet in a Star Wars universe, but then the portal closes. Luckily, that's what PINPoints are for ( Read more... )

(This started off as a random thought of sending the WilyWars AU's Dynamo and Spider on some adventure in a Star Wars universe, as a nod to their canon versions' occupations (Mercenary and Bounty Hunter, respectively). While thinking this over, I stumbled on a pile of resources for the Star Wars D6 and D20 tabletop games, and the rest is history ( Read more... )