Arina says:
@emsquared: I saw your earlier post about being pidgeoned into playing a jedi. Please remember the main premise is that you are fledgling jedis at the moment and about to become padawans, so yes, you're a little pidgeon holed at the beginning. However, where you go from here is completely up to you. You will start with a training lightsabre as you have all been training with them. Other weapons might be picked up later.
With regards to your second query, blaster rifles might be a little tricky, maybe if you make it to some kind of settlement or interstellar trabsport hub.
Credits can purchase almost everything
Just because our mentor wants to carry on the stereotypical Jedi-tradition doesn't mean that's where his students talents and interests are guaranteed to lie. I'm not saying I want to play a Darkside User - I don't, but it seemed like we had more than enough interest in the stereotypical Jedi department so I wanted to do something that brought some diversity to the group, to the rp, and that also interested me conceptually and mechanically. It just feels weird to essentially be penalized - to not be able to outfit myself with the tools where my PCs mechanical skills are - for that.
Similar to as others have said, is it really so antithetical to the campaign premise that we were just able to come across trade caravans now and again ,which seems like it would be all it would take to allow us the narrative positioning to use basic character creation rules as they were designed?
Or moving in from that, is it OK if I take the 2,500 creds, or 5 XP/1000 cred split, Morality option so I can purchase gear that facilitates my character concept when I get the chance? Seems like caring around that much creds would be harder to explain than bartering with the occasional caravan.
If I'm actually the only one that cares about this, which is as I see it a part of being able to tell my PCs own story, I can give it a rest. I just don't see what the problem is with doing character creation fully as normal.
Last edited February 16, 2019 4:06 pm