Boundless - Hangar

A wide open space where the Jedi can practice their acrobatic combat skills with plenty of room to maneuver. It is also the location of two shuttles and 14 starfighters.

The Jedi practice unarmed combat but training equipment would be loaded on board for the new Academy on Arkania.

In Feng Shui when it comes to 'weapon destruction' it happens when the plot requires it or someone sets out to destroy the weapon and not a moment before. Since the axe is a Signature Weapon it can't be destroyed, though it can be damaged or temporarily lost it always makes.its way back into the plot. This is a 'movie rpg' system. Movie logic applies as does the 'rule of cool'.

Feng Shui is highly cinematic. The general idea is that a character is healed after a fight unless A) that is actually part of the story or B) the player thinks it's cooler to not be healed. Even if your character is 'injured' they will just look beat up, like with a limo, but with no actual penalties.

IE: If Charlie gets his arm cut off in this fight and doesn't get a replacement by the next one, he will be at full health and with no penalties unless A) I say he does because it's dramatic or B) You say he does because it's dramatic. And you can count the armor as light or heavy but for martial arts characters it lowers your agility by one, hence why Jedi don't wear much armor. Again the rules are very light. It doesn't count as armor unless you want it to. A Jedi in robes vs. armored robes would have the same armor if the player doesn't want that penalty/bonus. It's all cinematic.

(...I don't think you meant it like this, but now I'm imagining Jedi and Sith fighting each other with limousines instead of lightsabers.) I was mainly asking about it to know how to describe action results, but I guess in Feng Shui it is highly up to the imagination. XD
And I'll go with light armor, this isn't that big a penalty - plus, he is supposed to be more armored. Even Jedi need brute force! But speaking of "it doesn't count unless you want it to", does it mean that I can ignore the penalty outside of a fight if I want to? :D

Steef, should we start? Roll for initiative?

Well, if you take the benefit, you take the penalty. But otherwise, yes. And, as long as you're fine with the limo only doing regular thrown object damage, sure.

let's start go and roll roll

the initiative is 6+body right?

It's 1d6 + Speed.

1d6 + Reflexes. Yes, 1d6+ Speed, if you don't have a Speed it's Reflexes.

Woah at these rolls. You can say we have a boxcar between two of us. XD
I suppose now I'll wait until you act?

You can do all of your 3 AP each after the other, right?

Cep, how will Defend action (which is active for a round) work if I'm the last in order? Does the bonus carry on to next round or is it useless in this case?