Mar 10, 2017 5:59 pm
You can discuss character creation here.
Character Creation
Mar 11, 2017 5:03 am
Alrighty, hey all. I suppose Ace is the obvious choice here, but I'm not gonna call dibs on it or anything. Plus, there are enough relevant trees in Ace to justify having multiples if it comes to that anyways. I'm not dead set on anything career-wise, but I'm currently eyeing Ace - Rigger (to cover the mechanics end of things and maybe eventually make use of those upcoming ship crafting rules), Commander - Squadron Leader (for any Leadership/general Presence needs that may arise), or maybe Warrior - Starfighter Ace (I realize that Force stuff isn't the focus here, so I'm just throwing it out there as an idea). Not laying claim to any of these by any means, just what I'm considering atm. Haven't thought too deeply in terms of actual character, but that would probably change depending on the spec. Don't have a strong preference for a ship, they're all really cool!
Mar 11, 2017 9:50 am
Well there's noting stopping all of us starting as Aces if we wanted, knight level gives us enough flexibility that even all starting as the same career we'd all end up with radically different characters....I was tempted to go with a force sensitive but have them not know that they are to start with (so not starting with a lightsaber or anything daft), they'll just be able to do stuff from time to time that's a bit odd and extremely lucky.
I'm tempted to go with a bomber/heavy weapons specialist so probably looking towards flying a B or Y Wing....probably a B to be honest :)
I'm tempted to go with a bomber/heavy weapons specialist so probably looking towards flying a B or Y Wing....probably a B to be honest :)
Last edited March 11, 2017 9:52 am
Mar 11, 2017 1:50 pm
I always liked the Rogue Squadron books and so, in homage to Wedge Antilles and Corran Horn, I'll be building a Corellian pilot.
I'm thinking I'll go down the Smuggler-Pilot route. The talent tree is exactly the same as the Ace-Pilot one, so it's only the difference between Smuggler and Ace. I would need to dip into something else to pick up some ground combat skills, but I think that Deception, Skullduggery and the like could be useful.
I'm probably going to go with an A-wing, I picture this guy wanting to get in and out fast. I'd probably operate as a scout and an escort for heavier craft, taking on the lighter and faster enemies.
I'm thinking I'll go down the Smuggler-Pilot route. The talent tree is exactly the same as the Ace-Pilot one, so it's only the difference between Smuggler and Ace. I would need to dip into something else to pick up some ground combat skills, but I think that Deception, Skullduggery and the like could be useful.
I'm probably going to go with an A-wing, I picture this guy wanting to get in and out fast. I'd probably operate as a scout and an escort for heavier craft, taking on the lighter and faster enemies.
Mar 11, 2017 2:36 pm
By the way, DarthWash, do you have plans for astromechs? Just wondering because the x-wings and y-wings would have droid sockets to be filled.
Mar 11, 2017 2:59 pm
fluglichkeiten says:
By the way, DarthWash, do you have plans for astromechs? Just wondering because the x-wings and y-wings would have droid sockets to be filled.
Mar 11, 2017 10:28 pm
I'll have to dig into the books more, but right now the concept tickling my brain is Force-powered piloting. I may abandon it if it doesn't fit or doesn't work out mechanically, but it sounds so cool. Maybe 'Sentinel-Shadow' for those covert abilities?
Also, I'm totally shooting in the dark here. It sounds like at least some of you are much better versed in Star Wars (I never read the books, but I've gotten into the Campaign podcast and their sister, Never Tell me the Pods)
And I think I gotta go with the x-wing...
Also, I'm totally shooting in the dark here. It sounds like at least some of you are much better versed in Star Wars (I never read the books, but I've gotten into the Campaign podcast and their sister, Never Tell me the Pods)
And I think I gotta go with the x-wing...
Mar 12, 2017 12:10 am
Alright, I've settled on two concepts for now. I'm thinking either:
A Duros Ace - Rigger with (probably) a heavily personalized Y-Wing. Eccentric, but friendly and well-meaning. Talented mechanic and pilot, and next in a lineage of renowned ship designers. Specializes in heavy attack and bombing runs, and has demonstrated an interest in explosives in general.
If someone wanted to split a ship with me, it could be interesting to go with a two-person Y-Wing and split piloting and gunnery duties, in which case I'd probably change this guy to an Engineer - Mechanic. Just a thought.
A Pantoran (or Twi'lek) Commander - Squadron Leader flying an X-Wing. Calm, jovial, and cares deeply about his comrades. As the son of Rebel pilot, he had a transient childhood and developed strong ideals at an early age. Strong teamwork and leadership skills, and a talented pilot in his own right.
I'm not sure what Wash has in mind in terms of military structure, or if we're going to have an NPC "____ Leader" or something, so I'd put an asterisk on this one. There are a few other concerns that might go along with a PC leader in terms of party dynamics as well, so who knows. I'm probably overthinking it.
Anyways, that's what I got. I'm good with whatever fits best in the party. Liking everyone's ideas so far :)
A Duros Ace - Rigger with (probably) a heavily personalized Y-Wing. Eccentric, but friendly and well-meaning. Talented mechanic and pilot, and next in a lineage of renowned ship designers. Specializes in heavy attack and bombing runs, and has demonstrated an interest in explosives in general.
If someone wanted to split a ship with me, it could be interesting to go with a two-person Y-Wing and split piloting and gunnery duties, in which case I'd probably change this guy to an Engineer - Mechanic. Just a thought.
A Pantoran (or Twi'lek) Commander - Squadron Leader flying an X-Wing. Calm, jovial, and cares deeply about his comrades. As the son of Rebel pilot, he had a transient childhood and developed strong ideals at an early age. Strong teamwork and leadership skills, and a talented pilot in his own right.
I'm not sure what Wash has in mind in terms of military structure, or if we're going to have an NPC "____ Leader" or something, so I'd put an asterisk on this one. There are a few other concerns that might go along with a PC leader in terms of party dynamics as well, so who knows. I'm probably overthinking it.
Anyways, that's what I got. I'm good with whatever fits best in the party. Liking everyone's ideas so far :)
Last edited March 12, 2017 2:45 am
Mar 12, 2017 4:26 am
I was thinking of going a Engineer-Saboteur as of now. Not sure exactly as to everything else but will decide probably tomorrow when i sit down and make the character
Mar 12, 2017 6:06 am
Wooville: I'm absolutely down to spilt a ship with you if you're still into that idea... I'm liking the Ace - Gunner tree quite a lot.
And I'm still thinking of going subtle Force user, likely unknown to them. I'll whip up a first pass tomorrow.
And I'm still thinking of going subtle Force user, likely unknown to them. I'll whip up a first pass tomorrow.
Mar 12, 2017 3:17 pm
Rayf Sera - Corellian Human Smuggler Pilot
"Y’know, where I come from, we don’t worry about the odds. We make a play and we stick with it. Well, unless somethin’ better comes up in the mean time. What I mean is, there’s no use worrying. Just dive in, do what you gotta do, and then get the hell outta there before the other guy can respond."
Rayf grew up in Coronet, the capital city of Corellia. Corellians are renowned to be reckless, to "have rhydonium for blood", and Rayf took this to heart. On a planet of daredevil pilots he dared more than most.
Coronet doesn't really have slums, but, if it did, Antar would have been one. The shops sold only the essentials, the speeders were old, and droidwork was often done by people. The gangs, small and disorganised as they were, strutted around like they owned the place. But one thing you would notice if you compared Antar to a more downtrodden district in another major Core World city was this; even though the speeders were old, they were fanatically well-kept. Garages did a brisk trade in tune-ups, after-market modifications and bodywork. It was a rare speeder which was stock; most had custom paint jobs, engine upgrades or just tricked-out sound systems. People took pride in their speeders. And at night the streets would come alive. Cruisers and racers and onlookers everywhere, engines buzzing, smells of food and ozone.
Growing up in Antar, the days were just barriers to get past to the next night. As the sun went down Rayf's adrenaline would climb and soon he'd be doing something that most folks would call foolish. When he was little that might involve some petty shoplifting, making fake emergency calls then heckling the CorSec officers who came to investigate, or ambushing bigger kids and pelting them with stones so that they would chase him. As he grew he started to hang around the fringes of a street gang called the Aldadas. At the time these guys seemed like the pinnacle of humanity; they did what they wanted, didn’t take any shit and just seemed to have life all figured out. But they, on the other hand, thought little Reyf was all talk. They kept him around, for entertainment, but never took him seriously. Not until the day when he stole Arryn Trike’s speeder.
Arryn was a gruff, quiet offworlder who had risen to the top of the Krayt Kodan gang, one of the Aldadas’ biggest rivals. He was known to be brutal in a fight and not at all gracious in defeat. His speeder had been in the shop getting a final polish after some serious upgrades, and sixteen year old Reyf had just chanced upon it. He never later admitted it, but he had no idea who it belonged to. To him it just screamed FUN, so he grabbed it. After a twelve hour joyride where he buzzed Treasure Ship Row and led some CorSec patrols right through Axial Park, scattering pedestrians all around. The speeder ended up being ditched off the end of a pier, and young Rayf became a local legend.
His time in the Aldadas started in glory but ended in bitter disillusionment. He soon realised that the gang were just street kids, and that their lives were lived in fear of CorSec raids or even of seeing member of other gangs. Rayf gained a reputation for never backing down, and for being able to beat almost anyone in a street race, but none of it was enough. As soon as he was able, he found himself an old freighter and got off that rock.
Never having the patience for honest trading, Rayf quickly ended up falling into the smuggler’s ways. His knack of being able to outfly the customs patrol boats gained him a good rep, and cargos started to come his way. He found that the riskier the job was, the better he liked it. Soon his ship ID was being monitored by Imperial patrols and, after one too many close scrapes, he came to realise his freighter wasn’t really up to the job of fighting TIEs. Even with the engine souped up, those things flew rings around him, it was only his shields which prevented him becoming space dust.
He needed something faster. That’s when he heard the Rebels were looking for pilots for their A-wings…
"Y’know, where I come from, we don’t worry about the odds. We make a play and we stick with it. Well, unless somethin’ better comes up in the mean time. What I mean is, there’s no use worrying. Just dive in, do what you gotta do, and then get the hell outta there before the other guy can respond."
Rayf grew up in Coronet, the capital city of Corellia. Corellians are renowned to be reckless, to "have rhydonium for blood", and Rayf took this to heart. On a planet of daredevil pilots he dared more than most.
Coronet doesn't really have slums, but, if it did, Antar would have been one. The shops sold only the essentials, the speeders were old, and droidwork was often done by people. The gangs, small and disorganised as they were, strutted around like they owned the place. But one thing you would notice if you compared Antar to a more downtrodden district in another major Core World city was this; even though the speeders were old, they were fanatically well-kept. Garages did a brisk trade in tune-ups, after-market modifications and bodywork. It was a rare speeder which was stock; most had custom paint jobs, engine upgrades or just tricked-out sound systems. People took pride in their speeders. And at night the streets would come alive. Cruisers and racers and onlookers everywhere, engines buzzing, smells of food and ozone.
Growing up in Antar, the days were just barriers to get past to the next night. As the sun went down Rayf's adrenaline would climb and soon he'd be doing something that most folks would call foolish. When he was little that might involve some petty shoplifting, making fake emergency calls then heckling the CorSec officers who came to investigate, or ambushing bigger kids and pelting them with stones so that they would chase him. As he grew he started to hang around the fringes of a street gang called the Aldadas. At the time these guys seemed like the pinnacle of humanity; they did what they wanted, didn’t take any shit and just seemed to have life all figured out. But they, on the other hand, thought little Reyf was all talk. They kept him around, for entertainment, but never took him seriously. Not until the day when he stole Arryn Trike’s speeder.
Arryn was a gruff, quiet offworlder who had risen to the top of the Krayt Kodan gang, one of the Aldadas’ biggest rivals. He was known to be brutal in a fight and not at all gracious in defeat. His speeder had been in the shop getting a final polish after some serious upgrades, and sixteen year old Reyf had just chanced upon it. He never later admitted it, but he had no idea who it belonged to. To him it just screamed FUN, so he grabbed it. After a twelve hour joyride where he buzzed Treasure Ship Row and led some CorSec patrols right through Axial Park, scattering pedestrians all around. The speeder ended up being ditched off the end of a pier, and young Rayf became a local legend.
His time in the Aldadas started in glory but ended in bitter disillusionment. He soon realised that the gang were just street kids, and that their lives were lived in fear of CorSec raids or even of seeing member of other gangs. Rayf gained a reputation for never backing down, and for being able to beat almost anyone in a street race, but none of it was enough. As soon as he was able, he found himself an old freighter and got off that rock.
Never having the patience for honest trading, Rayf quickly ended up falling into the smuggler’s ways. His knack of being able to outfly the customs patrol boats gained him a good rep, and cargos started to come his way. He found that the riskier the job was, the better he liked it. Soon his ship ID was being monitored by Imperial patrols and, after one too many close scrapes, he came to realise his freighter wasn’t really up to the job of fighting TIEs. Even with the engine souped up, those things flew rings around him, it was only his shields which prevented him becoming space dust.
He needed something faster. That’s when he heard the Rebels were looking for pilots for their A-wings…
Mar 12, 2017 3:23 pm
Rayf Sera - Character Mechanics:
Duty:
Space Superiority: As the Combat Victory-driven PC feels about troop conflicts, so this Player Character feels about ship-to-ship combat and naval engagements. To him, the war will ultimately be decided in the stars, and what the Alliance lacks in sheer numbers, it more than makes up for in the quality and tenacity of its pilots. Every single space battle is an opportunity to show the rest of the galaxy that the Alliance not only can win the war, but is destined to do so.
Species:
Corellian Human
Brawn 2
Agility 2
Intellect 2
Cunning 2
Willpower 2
Presence 2
Wound Threshold: 10 + Brawn
Strain Threshold: 10 + Willpower
Starting XP: 110
Special Abilities: Corellians begin the game with one rank in Piloting (Planetary) or Piloting (Space). Because Corellians are naturally exceptional pilots and grow up handling swoops, airspeeders, and spacecraft from a young age, they may train Piloting up to rank 3 during character creation.
Smuggler:
Can choose one free rank in four of;
Coordination
Deception
Knowledge (Underworld) X
Perception
Piloting (Space) X
Skullduggery
Streetwise X
Vigilance X
Pilot:
Can choose one free rank in two of;
Astrogation
Gunnery X
Piloting (Planetary)
Piloting (Space) X
XP Spend:
Budget: 110 from species, 10 from Duty, 150 from Knight Level. Total; 270
Specialization: Gunslinger - Career Skills; Coercion, Cool, Knowledge (Outer Rim), Ranged (Light) (20XP)
Characteristics:
Agility 2->3 (30XP)
Agility 3->4 (40XP)
Cunning 2->3 (30XP)
Running total: 120XP
Skills:
Cool 1 (5XP)
Perception 1 (5XP)
Piloting (Planetary) 1 (5XP)
Ranged (Light) 1 (5XP)
Ranged (Light) 2 (10XP)
Skullduggery 1 (5XP)
Knowledge (Outer Rim) 1 (5XP)
Running total: 160XP
Talents:
Pilot:
Full Throttle (5XP)
Skilled Jockey (10XP)
Dead To Rights (10XP)
Improved Full Throttle (15XP)
Grit (20XP)
Master Pilot (25XP)
Dedication (25XP)
Running total: 270XP
Motivation:
Thrill: There are few actions more dangerous than taking on the forces of the Empire in a head-on battle. It requires incredible speed, intelligence, and courage to climb into the cockpit of an X-wing or infiltrate an Imperial base. This Player Character seeks thrills and danger wherever he can find them, and he has joined the Rebellion to get a shot at taking on the most dangerous and well-trained fighting force in the galaxy.
Gear (9000cr):
Combat Flight Suit (Def 1, Hard Points 2) 3000
Nightshadow Coating for A-wing 3500
H-7 Equalizer Blaster Pistol 1200
Vibroknife 250
Crash Survival Kit 300
Datapad 75
Emergency Repair patch (x4) 100
Fusion Lantern 150
Military Field Manual 25
Tool Kit 350
Backpack 50
Duty:
Space Superiority: As the Combat Victory-driven PC feels about troop conflicts, so this Player Character feels about ship-to-ship combat and naval engagements. To him, the war will ultimately be decided in the stars, and what the Alliance lacks in sheer numbers, it more than makes up for in the quality and tenacity of its pilots. Every single space battle is an opportunity to show the rest of the galaxy that the Alliance not only can win the war, but is destined to do so.
Species:
Corellian Human
Brawn 2
Agility 2
Intellect 2
Cunning 2
Willpower 2
Presence 2
Wound Threshold: 10 + Brawn
Strain Threshold: 10 + Willpower
Starting XP: 110
Special Abilities: Corellians begin the game with one rank in Piloting (Planetary) or Piloting (Space). Because Corellians are naturally exceptional pilots and grow up handling swoops, airspeeders, and spacecraft from a young age, they may train Piloting up to rank 3 during character creation.
Smuggler:
Can choose one free rank in four of;
Coordination
Deception
Knowledge (Underworld) X
Perception
Piloting (Space) X
Skullduggery
Streetwise X
Vigilance X
Pilot:
Can choose one free rank in two of;
Astrogation
Gunnery X
Piloting (Planetary)
Piloting (Space) X
XP Spend:
Budget: 110 from species, 10 from Duty, 150 from Knight Level. Total; 270
Specialization: Gunslinger - Career Skills; Coercion, Cool, Knowledge (Outer Rim), Ranged (Light) (20XP)
Characteristics:
Agility 2->3 (30XP)
Agility 3->4 (40XP)
Cunning 2->3 (30XP)
Running total: 120XP
Skills:
Cool 1 (5XP)
Perception 1 (5XP)
Piloting (Planetary) 1 (5XP)
Ranged (Light) 1 (5XP)
Ranged (Light) 2 (10XP)
Skullduggery 1 (5XP)
Knowledge (Outer Rim) 1 (5XP)
Running total: 160XP
Talents:
Pilot:
Full Throttle (5XP)
Skilled Jockey (10XP)
Dead To Rights (10XP)
Improved Full Throttle (15XP)
Grit (20XP)
Master Pilot (25XP)
Dedication (25XP)
Running total: 270XP
Motivation:
Thrill: There are few actions more dangerous than taking on the forces of the Empire in a head-on battle. It requires incredible speed, intelligence, and courage to climb into the cockpit of an X-wing or infiltrate an Imperial base. This Player Character seeks thrills and danger wherever he can find them, and he has joined the Rebellion to get a shot at taking on the most dangerous and well-trained fighting force in the galaxy.
Gear (9000cr):
Combat Flight Suit (Def 1, Hard Points 2) 3000
Nightshadow Coating for A-wing 3500
H-7 Equalizer Blaster Pistol 1200
Vibroknife 250
Crash Survival Kit 300
Datapad 75
Emergency Repair patch (x4) 100
Fusion Lantern 150
Military Field Manual 25
Tool Kit 350
Backpack 50
Mar 12, 2017 3:32 pm
I'm happy to listen to any feedback that anyone might have. I have stuck fairly rigidly to piloting, with a smattering of other skills so he can be useful on the ground.
I really wasn't sure what to spend the money on, so I went mostly with things to help the character survive. The most important one, although also possibly the most problematic, was the Nightshadow coating for his A-wing. It's from Fly Casual and the description says:
Models Include: Arakyd Industries Nightshadow vehicle coating.
Base Modifiers: Reduces the range band of enemy ship’s passive sensors by 1 (to a minimum of close range) for detecting a vessel with nightshadow coating.
Modification Options: 1 Reduce the ship’s silhouette by 1 in combat Mod.
Hard Points Required: 1.
Price: (R) 3,500 credits.Now my problem is the bit where it says "Modification Options". What does that mean? Do I need to pay more for that option? Or is it either reduce range band or reduce silhouette, but not both?
I really wasn't sure what to spend the money on, so I went mostly with things to help the character survive. The most important one, although also possibly the most problematic, was the Nightshadow coating for his A-wing. It's from Fly Casual and the description says:
Quote:
A special sensor-baffling coating manufactured by Arakyd Industries, nightshadow can make a vessel very difficult to detect. Highly-restricted by the Empire, nightshadow coating is much sought after by smugglers who can obtain it.Models Include: Arakyd Industries Nightshadow vehicle coating.
Base Modifiers: Reduces the range band of enemy ship’s passive sensors by 1 (to a minimum of close range) for detecting a vessel with nightshadow coating.
Modification Options: 1 Reduce the ship’s silhouette by 1 in combat Mod.
Hard Points Required: 1.
Price: (R) 3,500 credits.
Last edited March 12, 2017 3:33 pm
Mar 12, 2017 4:34 pm
The modification is something you can add on to the attachment with a mechanics check and some money. I forget exactly how much because I don't have my book with me at the moment.
For the question about leadership, you guys will be given a capital ship, probably a modified corellian corvette, and that ship will have its captain, but your squadron doesn't report to him. He is just in charge of his ship. You guys will get orders from the higher up, who give you a mission and expect you to figure out how to accomplish it. If one of you wants to be the squadron leader, you're the one the higher up talk to most often but also get the blame for mistakes. Your squadron doesn't have to listen to you or follow your commands if they choose not to.
For the question about leadership, you guys will be given a capital ship, probably a modified corellian corvette, and that ship will have its captain, but your squadron doesn't report to him. He is just in charge of his ship. You guys will get orders from the higher up, who give you a mission and expect you to figure out how to accomplish it. If one of you wants to be the squadron leader, you're the one the higher up talk to most often but also get the blame for mistakes. Your squadron doesn't have to listen to you or follow your commands if they choose not to.
Mar 12, 2017 5:35 pm
DarthWash says:
The modification is something you can add on to the attachment with a mechanics check and some money. I forget exactly how much because I don't have my book with me at the moment.Regarding the squadron leader, I'd be happy to have one; his buffs could be very useful. My character might have a bit of a death wish, though, so he'd be happy to follow orders which send him into the jaws of the enemy, not so cool about retreating.
Mar 12, 2017 6:40 pm
Vehicle mods cost 10 times as much as mods on normal equipment (so usually 1000 credits +), call out on page 285 of the AoR rulebook details it
Mar 12, 2017 7:26 pm
Yeah, mods on starship attachments can get crazy expensive!
I'll be sorting my character out tomorrow, I've got in my head the image of a heavy set Twi'lek with some sort of stupid big gun so that's probably going to dictate my character for good or ill lol
I'll be sorting my character out tomorrow, I've got in my head the image of a heavy set Twi'lek with some sort of stupid big gun so that's probably going to dictate my character for good or ill lol
Mar 12, 2017 7:54 pm
After delving into character creation and then rereading the thread here, it seems this guy might be stepping on mcniels5's toes a little bit. Happy to tweak/reimagine if that is true and a problem!
Anyway, rough character here:
Vim Awo - Character Mechanics:
Duty - Support
Rating: 0
Species: Sullustan
Brawn 2
Agility 3
Intellect 2
Cunning 1
Willpower 2
Presence 2
Wound Threshold: 10 + Brawn
Strain Threshold: 10 + Willpower
Starting XP: 100
Special Abilities: Start with one rank in Astrogation and one rank in Skilled Jockey talent
Ace: Choose four of:
Astrogation X
Cool X
Gunnery X
Mechanics
Perception X
Piloting - Planetary
Piloting - Space
Ranged - Light
Gunner:
Choose two of:
Discipline
Gunnery X
Ranged - Heavy X
Resilience
XP:
Budget: 100 from species, 10 from Duty, 150 from Knight Level. Total; 260
Specialization: Force Sensitive Emergent (+1 Force Rating) - 30xp
Characteristics:
Agility 3->4 (40XP)
Cunning 1->2 (20XP)
Running total: 90xp
Skills:
Ranged (Heavy) (10xp)
Discipline (5xp)
Resilience (5xp)
Gunnery (15xp)
Running total: 125xp
Talents
Gunner:
Overwhelm Defenses (5xp)
Debilitating Shot (5xp)
Grit (5xp)
True Aim (10xp)
Force Sensitive Emergent:
Uncanny Senses (5xp)
Toughened (10xp)
Uncanny Reactions (15xp)
Sense Danger (20xp)
Touch of Fate (20xp)
Enhance
Basic (10xp)
Control - Coordination (10xp)
Control - Piloting (planetary) (5xp)
Control - Piloting (space)(5xp)
Control - Commit 1, +1 AGI (10xp)
Running total: 260
Motivation:
The Republic
Family
Gear (9000cr): 175 cr remaining
Padded Armor (500cr)
Light Repeating Blaster (3000cr total)
-Weapon Harness - 2 hard points
-Forearm Grip - 1 hard point
Advanced Targeting Array (4000cr) @ Vim's typical gunnery station
Stimpack - 8 (200cr)
Medpack (400cr)
Comlink (Long Range) (200cr)
Crash Survival Kit (300cr)
Extra Reload - 4 (100cr)
Datapad (75cr)
Fusion Lantern (150cr)
Tool Kit (350cr)
Backpack (50cr)
Anyway, rough character here:
Vim Awo - Character Mechanics:
Duty - Support
Rating: 0
Species: Sullustan
Brawn 2
Agility 3
Intellect 2
Cunning 1
Willpower 2
Presence 2
Wound Threshold: 10 + Brawn
Strain Threshold: 10 + Willpower
Starting XP: 100
Special Abilities: Start with one rank in Astrogation and one rank in Skilled Jockey talent
Ace: Choose four of:
Astrogation X
Cool X
Gunnery X
Mechanics
Perception X
Piloting - Planetary
Piloting - Space
Ranged - Light
Gunner:
Choose two of:
Discipline
Gunnery X
Ranged - Heavy X
Resilience
XP:
Budget: 100 from species, 10 from Duty, 150 from Knight Level. Total; 260
Specialization: Force Sensitive Emergent (+1 Force Rating) - 30xp
Characteristics:
Agility 3->4 (40XP)
Cunning 1->2 (20XP)
Running total: 90xp
Skills:
Ranged (Heavy) (10xp)
Discipline (5xp)
Resilience (5xp)
Gunnery (15xp)
Running total: 125xp
Talents
Gunner:
Overwhelm Defenses (5xp)
Debilitating Shot (5xp)
Grit (5xp)
True Aim (10xp)
Force Sensitive Emergent:
Uncanny Senses (5xp)
Toughened (10xp)
Uncanny Reactions (15xp)
Sense Danger (20xp)
Touch of Fate (20xp)
Enhance
Basic (10xp)
Control - Coordination (10xp)
Control - Piloting (planetary) (5xp)
Control - Piloting (space)(5xp)
Control - Commit 1, +1 AGI (10xp)
Running total: 260
Motivation:
The Republic
Family
Gear (9000cr): 175 cr remaining
Padded Armor (500cr)
Light Repeating Blaster (3000cr total)
-Weapon Harness - 2 hard points
-Forearm Grip - 1 hard point
Advanced Targeting Array (4000cr) @ Vim's typical gunnery station
Stimpack - 8 (200cr)
Medpack (400cr)
Comlink (Long Range) (200cr)
Crash Survival Kit (300cr)
Extra Reload - 4 (100cr)
Datapad (75cr)
Fusion Lantern (150cr)
Tool Kit (350cr)
Backpack (50cr)
Last edited March 12, 2017 7:55 pm
Mar 12, 2017 7:57 pm
No worries :) I've a few ideas rattling round at the moment.....no ones gone for a medic yet have they? Might have a bit of a focus on that instead.
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