Oct 10, 2022 4:43 pm
Hey gang, here is a list of gameplay resources, rules references, etc. for you to use if and as needed.
If you do not have the books, it should still be possible for you to learn and play the game, through the combination of these resources.
I do not want to endanger Gamersplane with any pirated content, here. So please do not link, discuss, nor encourage such content here. Thank you.
Basic rules:
Under A Black Sun - 2013 free RPG day release
Fandom FFG SWRPG wiki:
This resource has had explicit game content up on the web available for years now, and the Mouse has had every opportunity to shut it down if they wanted, yet it remains and so I feel comfortable linking it here for your use. I largely use it for Equipment, Weapons, and Armor reference, but it does have other things like Vehicles, Species, and more.
https://star-wars-rpg-ffg.fandom.com/wiki/
The Alexandrian's SWRPG Rules Quick Reference:
I have this pdf permanently downloaded to my phone, it's very handy, particularly for Advantage/Threat expenditure, but also many other common rules.
Rules Reference PDF
SWRPG Talent Trees and other Community Resources:
Again, all of these documents have been widely available on the web for years, and so the Mouse has had ample time to request their removal if it desired, and as they have not, I am operating under the assumption that they constitute acceptable reproductions of small amounts of game content for private use.
SWRPG Community Resources
And last but by no means least...
Oggdude's Character Creator:
This is a FREE, community-made and maintained application (for Windows only I believe), that assists you in the creation (and tracking/advancement) of characters. Great program. If you have windows, please download this...
Character Creator
MORALITY/CONFLICT TABLE
Here is a list of the "minimum" behaviors that earn Conflict under the Morality mechanics. Be aware that other things can also earn Conflict. Like fear - either failing "Fear Checks" or rping fear, or even rping any very strong emotions. Plenty of narrative circumstances may present Morality/Conflict choices, or trade-offs.
I encourage to engage the Morality mechanic thoughtfully, as it is YOUR storytelling tool to help characterize and portray your PC's light/darksidedness.
If you do not have the books, it should still be possible for you to learn and play the game, through the combination of these resources.
I do not want to endanger Gamersplane with any pirated content, here. So please do not link, discuss, nor encourage such content here. Thank you.
Basic rules:
Under A Black Sun - 2013 free RPG day release
Fandom FFG SWRPG wiki:
This resource has had explicit game content up on the web available for years now, and the Mouse has had every opportunity to shut it down if they wanted, yet it remains and so I feel comfortable linking it here for your use. I largely use it for Equipment, Weapons, and Armor reference, but it does have other things like Vehicles, Species, and more.
https://star-wars-rpg-ffg.fandom.com/wiki/
The Alexandrian's SWRPG Rules Quick Reference:
I have this pdf permanently downloaded to my phone, it's very handy, particularly for Advantage/Threat expenditure, but also many other common rules.
Rules Reference PDF
SWRPG Talent Trees and other Community Resources:
Again, all of these documents have been widely available on the web for years, and so the Mouse has had ample time to request their removal if it desired, and as they have not, I am operating under the assumption that they constitute acceptable reproductions of small amounts of game content for private use.
SWRPG Community Resources
And last but by no means least...
Oggdude's Character Creator:
This is a FREE, community-made and maintained application (for Windows only I believe), that assists you in the creation (and tracking/advancement) of characters. Great program. If you have windows, please download this...
Character Creator
MORALITY/CONFLICT TABLE
Here is a list of the "minimum" behaviors that earn Conflict under the Morality mechanics. Be aware that other things can also earn Conflict. Like fear - either failing "Fear Checks" or rping fear, or even rping any very strong emotions. Plenty of narrative circumstances may present Morality/Conflict choices, or trade-offs.
I encourage to engage the Morality mechanic thoughtfully, as it is YOUR storytelling tool to help characterize and portray your PC's light/darksidedness.