D6 RULES ESSENTIALS

Complied by Jez Gordon

 CREATING YOUR CHARACTER
1. CHARACTER CONCEPT
Grab a character sheet!
Run your character concept past your Game Master before creating your character.
You need a name, a species, and a profession.
For the Classic Era setting of the original trilogy: no Jedi, though some characters can sense the Force.
Fringers and scum-come-good are always fun, and all characters need a good reason to hate the Empire.

2. SPECIES
A list of commonly encountered species is on the following page. If you want to play something that’s not there, just ask.
Pick a species and write down its base Attributes and any Special Abilities.

3. PROFESSION
A list of professions your character could have on p4.
Pick one profession and adjust your character’s Attributes accordingly.
The total of your Attributes’ Dice Codes should equal 18D. For more on Dice Codes see p6.

4. SKILLS
The skills most commonly used in Star Wars are listed under their appropriate Attribute on your character sheet.
If you want a skill that’s not listed, just write it down under the most appropriate Attribute.
You have 7D (or twenty-one +1 pips) to spend improving your skills above their base Attribute.
New characters cannot improve a skill by more than 2D (or six +1 pips), unless they are droids (max 3D, or nine +1 pips).
For fast character generation: pick 1 skill and increase by 2D, pick 5 other skills and increase by 1D.
For fast droid generation: pick 1 skill and increase by 3D, pick 1 skill and increase by 2D, pick 2 other skills and increase by 1D.

5. BACKGROUND, BURDENS & EDGES

Your Background is a short summary of your character’s major life events. Your Burdens and Edges are based on your Background.
Burdens are any obligation, duty, debt, or major life complication that has a negative impact on the character.
A Burden has three degrees of severity: Light (1pt), Medium (2pts) or Heavy (3pts).
A character can start without any Burdens, but if they do, they can choose to have up to 6pts of Burdens.
Each point of Burden is then spent to buy Edges: special gear, skills, connections, wealth, starships or Force sensitivity!

6. GEAR
Each character starts with 5D6x100 credits with which to purchase their equipment.

7. APPEARANCE, PERSONALITY, CONNECTIONS & QUOTE

A short description of what you character looks like, how they interact with others, any distinguishing features or habits,
what connections your character has with the other character, and a quote that defines your character.

8. THE FORCE
Whether you call it the Force, dumb luck, fate or chance, all characters can spend Force Points and totally kick ass. (Start with 1 pt).
When you trust in the Force (or feel lucky) you spend you Force Point and all your Dice Codes are doubled for one round.
Beware - if you call on the Force in anger and violence, you might gain Dark Side Points. Too many and you turn to the Dark Side!

And that’s it — your character is ready to take on the galaxy!

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU.

 CHARACTER SPECIES
SENTIENTS DEX KNO MEC PER STR TEC SPECIAL ABILITIES
HUMAN 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D The dominant species in the galaxy.
BARAGWIN 1D+2 1D+1 2D+1 2D 2D+2 2D Favored: Weapon or Armor Repair; Thick Hide:+2 Armor
BOTHAN 2D 2D 1D+1 3D 1D+2 2D Emo Fur: ripples according to emotional state
BESALISK 1D+2 2D+1 1D+2 2D 2D+2 1D+2 Extra Limbs: +1D Climb and Brawl; Food Stores (1 week)
CULISETTO 2D+2 1D+1 2D 2D+2 1D+1 2D Ectoparasite: drink blood to heal (treat as self admin Medpac)
DEVARONIAN 2D 3D 1D 2D+2 2D+1 1D Favored: Intimidate or Stealth
DUG 2D+1 1D+2 2D+1 1D+2 2D 2D Favored: Athletics or Intimidate; Bellow
DUROS 2D 1D+1 3D 1D+2 2D 2D Favored: Astrogation, Pilot Starship, Sensors, or Ship Repair
GAND 1D+2 2D 1D+2 2D+2 2D+1 1D+2 Gas Breather; Chitin +1D Armor; Findsmen ritual +2D Search
GIGORAN 2D 1D 1D+1 1D+2 3D+2 2D+1 Gas Breather; +1D Stamina to resist cold
GRAN 2D 1D+2 2D 2D+2 2D 1D+2 Infrared Vision; +1D to Search (visual)
HARCH 1D+1 3D 1D+2 2D+1 1D+2 2D Extra Limbs: +1D Climb and Brawl; Venom (3D Dam/d6 Days)
HUTT 1D+1 2D+2 1D 2D+2 3D 1D+1 Slow, can’t run; +1D Str vs physical damage; Resist Force +2D.
IKTOTCHI 1D+2 2D 2D+1 2D 2D 2D +1D to Initiative; Favored: Pilot Starship or Starship Repair
ITHORIAN 2D 2D+2 1D+1 2D+1 2D 1D+2 Peaceful; Favored: Survival; Bellow (Str Sonic Damage)
JAWA 2D 2D 2D+1 1D+2 1D 3D Favored: Tec Skills
LASAT 2D 1D+2 1D+2 2D 3D 1D+2 Favored: Athletics
KARKARODON 2D 1D+1 2D 1D+2 3D 2D Aquatic; Bite for Str+2D Damage; Favored: Search (Scent)
KUBAZ 1D+2 2D 1D+2 3D 1D+2 2D Favored: Stealth; Nightvision
MON CAL 2D 2D 2D+1 1D+1 2D 2D+1 Aquatic; Hatred: Slavery
NAUTOLAN 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D+1 1D+2 Aquatic; Low-Light Vision; Emo Sense (+1D to interaction)
NEMOIDIAN 1D+2 2D+1 2D 2D+2 1D+2 2D+2 Favored: one Tec Skill
ORTOLAN 1D+2 2D 1D 2D+1 2D+2 2D+1 Foraging: +1D to Search for Food; Iron guts: +1D vs Poison
QUARREN 2D 1D+2 2D 2D+1 2D+1 1D+2 Aquatic
RODIAN 3D 1D+2 1D+2 2D 2D+2 1D Favored: Intimidate; Nightvision
SAKIYAN 2D 2D 2D 2D 1D+2 2D+1 +1D to Initiative; Favored: Repulsor Skills
SKRILLING 1D+2 1D+2 2D 2D+2 2D+2 1D+1 Favored: Bargain; Acid Spray: 2D Damage
TALZ 2D 1D+2 1D+2 2D 3D 1D+2 Hatred: Slavery; Favored: Survival
TOGNATHIAN 2D+2 2D 1D+2 1D+2 2D+1 1D+2 Gas Breather; Chitin +1D Armor; Telepathy w/ Tognathians
TOGRUTAN 2D+2 2D 2D 2D 1D+2 1D+2 Echolocation; Teamworkers (double assist points)
TOYDARIAN 3D 2D 2D+1 1D+1 1D+1 2D Flight; Resist Force +2D.
TRANDOSHAN 2D 1D+1 1D+2 2D 4D 1D Infrared Vision; Clumsy (-1D to fine motor); Regeneration
TWI’LEK 2D 2D 1D+2 3D+1 2D 1D Secret Headtail Communication.
WHIPID 2D 2D 1D+2 2D+1 3D 1D Favored: Survival; Claws: Str+1D Damage
WEEQUAY 2D+1 1D+2 2D 2D 2D+1 1D+2 Telepathy w/ Weequays; Horned Hide:+1 Armor/Dam
WOOKIE 2D 1D 2D 1D 4D 1D+2 Favored: Athletics or Brawl; Climbing Claws: +1D to climbing
ZABRAK 2D 1D+2 2D 2D 2D+1 2D Favored: Stamina; Horns: Str+2 Damage.

DROIDS DEX KNO MEC PER STR TEC SPECIAL FEATURES: all droids choose 3 from below:
Assassin Droid 3D 1D 1D 2D 2D 1D - Alternate Propulsion (jets/treads/repulsors/etc)
Astromech Droid 1D 2D 2D 1D 1D 3D - Armor Plating (+2D to Str vs Damage OR +1D Str)
Battle Droid 3D 1D 1D 1D 3D 1D - Database Circuitry (+2D to a particular Kno skill OR +1D Kno)
Labor Droid 2D 1D 1D 1D 4D 1D - Mounted Weapon (Dam = Str+2D, Range = similar weapon)
Medical Droid 1D 3D 1D 1D 1D 3D - Personality Matrix (speak Basic, behaviour mods, can learn)
Probe Droid 2D 1D 1D 3D 2D 1D - Scanner Array (+2D to search, 1km/10km/100km/etc/PER)
Protocol Droid 1D 3D 1D 3D 1D 1D - Toolkit Appendages (+2D to a particular Tec skill OR +1D Tec)
Security Droid 2D 1D 1D 2D 3D 1D - Something missing? Make it up!
Utility Droid 2D 1D 2D 1D 2D 2D All droids have interface jacks, and speak Binary.

Favored Skills: cost half as much to purchase during character creation, but still limited to a +2D starting maximum
 CHARACTER PROFESSIONS
PROFESSION DEXTERITY KNOWLEDGE MECHANICAL PERCEPTION STRENGTH TECHNICAL THE FORCE
ARCHAEOLOGIST +1D +2D +2 +1D+1 +1D -- --
BODYGUARD +1D+2 +1D+2 +1 +1D+2 +1D +1 --
BOUNTY HUNTER +2D +2 +2 +1D +1D+2 -- --
CAPTAIN +2 +1D +1D+2 +1D+1 +1 +1D --
COMMANDO +1D +1D +1 +1D +1D+2 +1D --
CON ARTIST -- +2D +2 +2D -- +1D+1 --
DANDY +1D +2D -- +2D +1D -- --
DIPLOMAT +1D +2D +2 +1D+1 +1D -- --
DOCTOR +1D +1D -- +2D -- +2D --
ENGINEER +1 +2D +2 +1 +2 +2D --
ENTERTAINER +1D+1 +1D+2 +1 +1D+2 +1D -- --
EXPLORER +2 +2D +1D -- +1D +1D+1 --
GAMBLER +1D+2 +1D +1 +2D +2 +1 --
GUN RUNNER +1D+2 +1D -- +1D+2 +1D+1 +1 --
HISTORIAN +1D +2D +2 +1D+2 +2 -- --
HUNTER +2D +1D+1 +2 +1D +1D -- --
INVESTIGATOR +1D +1D +1D +2D +1 +2 --
KID +1D+2 +2 +1D +1D+2 +1 +2 --
MERCENARY +1D+2 +2 +2 +1 +1D+2 +1D --
NAVIGATOR +2 +1 +2D +1D+1 +2 +1D --
NOBLE +1D+1 +1D+1 +2 +2D +2 -- --
OUTLAW +2D +1D +2 -- +1D+1 +1D --
PILGRIM +1 +2D +1 +2D +1D +1 --
PILOT +1D -- +2D +1D +1D +1D --
PIRATE +1D+2 -- +1D+2 +1D +1D +2 --
RACER +1D+1 -- +2D -- +2 +2D --
RANGER +1D +1D+1 +1 +2D +1D +1 --
RESCUER -- +1D +2D +1D +1D +1D --
RETAINER +1D +2 +1D +1D +1D+1 +1D --
SABOTEUR +1D+1 +1 +2 +1D +1D +1D+2 --
SAVAGE +1D+2 -- +1 +1D+2 +2D +1 --
SCAVENGER +1D +1 +1 +1D+2 +1D +1D+2 --
SENATOR +1D +2D +1D +2D -- -- --
SLICER +2 +1D+2 -- +1D+2 -- +2D --
SMUGGLER +1D+1 +1 +1D+2 +1D +1D +2 --
SOLDIER +1D+1 +1 +1 +1D+1 +1D+2 +1D --
SPY +1D+1 +1D+1 -- +2D +1D +1 --
THUG +1D+1 +1D -- +1D +2D +2 --
TINKER -- +1D+2 +1D+2 +1 +1 +2D --
TRADER +1D +1D +1D+2 +1D+1 -- +1D --
VAGABOND +1D +1D+1 +2 +1D+1 +1D +2 --

FORCE USERS*† DEXTERITY KNOWLEDGE MECHANICAL PERCEPTION STRENGTH TECHNICAL THE FORCE
ALIEN STUDENT +1D +2D +2 +1D+1 +1D -- 1D
JEDI PADAWAN† +1D+2 +2 +1D +1D+2 +1 +2 1D
JEDI DIPLOMAT† +1D +2D +1D +2D +1D -- 1D
JEDI SENTINEL† +2D +1D+1 +1 +1D+2 +1D+1 +1 1D
JEDI HEALER† +1D +1D -- +2D +1D +2D 1D
* Force Users are required to purchase 3 points of Edges in The Force. † Jedi characters may be restricted or entirely absent from games depending on the setting, era, and type of game the GM is running.
 CHARACTER TEMPLATES
Templates are combinations of Species, Profession, Background and Equipment already calculated for fast character creation.

PROFESSION DEXTERITY KNOWLEDGE MECHANICAL PERCEPTION STRENGTH TECHNICAL THE FORCE

ARROGANT NOBLE 3D+1 3D+1 2D+2 4D 2D+2 2D --
— Gear: variety of stylish and flashy outfits, hold-out blaster (3D), dueling sword (Str+2D), 4-seater landspeeder, 2000 credits.
ARMCHAIR HISTORIAN 3D 4D 2D+2 3D+2 2D+2 2D --
— Gear: rebel uniform, blaster (4D), comicomp, 1000 credits.
BOUNTY HUNTER 4D 2D+2 2D+2 3D 3D+2 2D --
— Gear: heavy blaster (5D), blaster pistol (4D), grenade (5D), 2 knives (Str+2), jet pack, 2 medpacs, light armor (+2/-2), 1000 credits.
BRASH PILOT 3D 2D 4D 3D 3D 3D --
— Gear: blaster (4D), rebel uniform, medpac, vac suit, 1000 credits.
GAMBLER 3D+2 3D 2D+1 4D 2D+2 2D+1 --
— Gear: deck of sabacc cards, hold-out blaster (3D), two sets of flashy clothes, 1000 credits.
KID 3D+2 2D+2 3D 3D+2 2D+1 2D+2 --
— Gear: 2 bottles of fizzyglug, pack of cando, small stone, string, a small animal (dead or alive), 250 credits.
LACONIC SCOUT 2D+2 4D 3D 2D 3D 3D+1 --
— Gear: 2 medpacs, blaster pistol (4D), backpack, knife (Str+2), 10 days rations, backpack, 1000 credits.
LOYAL RETAINER 3D 2D+2 3D 3D 3D+1 3D --
— Gear: variety of outfits for every occasion, hot-out blaster (3D), combicomp, 1000 credits.
THE MERC 3D+2 2D+2 2D+2 2D+1 3D+2 3D --
— Gear: company uniform, blaster rifle (5D), vibroblade (Str+2D+1), combicomp, backpack, helmet and light armor (+1D/-2), 2000 credits.
MON CAL TECH 3D+1 3D+1 2D+1 2D+1 3D 3D+2 --
— Features: Aquatic; Hatred: Slavery. Gear: blaster pistol (4D), combicomp, rebel uniform, 1000 credits.
OLD SENATORIAL 3D 4D 3D 4D 2D 2D --
— Gear: hold-out blaster (3D), senatorial outfit, combicomp, 2000 credits.
THE OUTLAW 4D 3D 2D+2 2D 3D+1 3D --
— Gear: heavy blaster pistol, 1000 credits.
PIRATE 3D+2 2D 3D+2 3D 2D+2 3D --
— Gear: flashy clothes, rings and bling, blaster (4D), showy cutlass (Str+1D+1), combicomp, vac suit, 2000 credits.
RETIRED CAPTAIN 2D+2 3D 3D+2 3D+1 2D+1 3D --
— Gear: old Imperial Navy uniform, blaster (4D), 2000 credits.
SMUGGLER 3D+1 2D+1 3D+2 3D 3D 2D+2 --
— Gear: light freighter (used), heavy blaster pistol (5D), combicomp, 2000 credits, 25000 credit debt to crime lord.
TONGUE-TIED ENGINEER 2D+1 4D 2D+2 2D+1 2D+2 4D --
— Gear: combicomp, R2 droid, 1000 credits.
YOUNG SENATORIAL 3D 4D 2D+2 3D+1 3D 2D --
— Gear: stylish clothing, hold-out blaster (3D), combicomp, 1000 credits.
WOOKIE CO-PILOT 2D+2 2D 3D 2D 5D 3D+1 --
— Features: Favored: Athletics or Brawl; Climbing Claws: +1D to climbing. Gear: Bowcaster (5D), 250 credits.
TOUGH NATIVE 3D+2 2D 2D+1 3D+2 4D 2D+1 --
— Gear: sword (Str+1D+1), Black powder pistol (3D), powder horn, floppy hat, extravagant clothing, 500 credits.
(Species + Profession + Backgrounds + Equipment
HOW THE GAME WORKS
ATTRIBUTES & SKILLS
Each character has six Attributes, and each attribute affects a number of Skills:

DEXTERITY KNOWLEDGE MECHANICAL PERCEPTION STRENGTH TECHNICAL

Blasters Aliens Astrogation Bargain Athletics Computer Tech
Dodge Cultures Beastriding Command Brawl Droid Tech
Heavy Wpns Languages Pilot: Repulsor Con Intimidate Medicine
Melee Planets Pilot: Starship Gamble Lift Repulsor Tech
Steal Streetwise Sensors Stealth Stamina Security
Throw Survival Vehicle Wpns Search Swim Starship Tech

There’s plenty of other skills that you can have such as History, Weapon Repair, Cybernetics, Nerf Herding or whatever.

DICE CODES
Each Attribute and Skill has a Dice Code, which is the number of 6-sided dice you need to roll when you need to make a skill check.
The dice code will look like 4D (roll 4 dice), or 5D+1 (roll 5 dice and add 1), or 2D+2 (roll 2 dice and add 2) and so on.

ADDING DICE CODES TOGETHER

Part of character creation involves adding the Dice Code of your Attribute to the Dice Codes of your Skill.
The trick to adding them together is to remember the following:

THREE +1 PIPS EQUALS +1 DICE

DICE CODE PROGRESSION

| 1D | 1D+1 | 1D+2 | 2D | 2D+1 | 2D+2 | 3D | 3D+1 | 3D+2 | 4D | 4D+1 | 4D+2 | 5D | 5D+1 | 5D+2 | 6D | 6D+1 |6D+2 | 7D etc...

Have a look at the Dice Code progression shown above; as a character’s attribute or skill advances up the scale,
it goes from 2D, to 2D+1, to 2D+2, and then to 3D, then 3D+1 and so on.
So if for example you have a base Attribute of 2D+2 and a Skill that adds +1D+2, your Skill total is 4D+1.
2D+1D+2+2 = 3D+4 = 4D+1 (three +1 pips equals +1D, remember?)
Once you get your head round that the game is pretty simple.

HOW GOOD ARE YOU?

DICE COMMON EXAMPLE TYPICAL
CODE OF CAPABILITY ROLL
1D Below human average for an attribute or skill. 3
2D Untrained human average for an attribute and many skills. Most citizens have 2D in all attributes and skills. 6
3D Average level of training for a human. Big Damn Heroes (like your character) have Attributes around 3D. 9
4D Professional level of training for a human. Some citizens have 4D in several skills. 12
5D Professional with many many years experience. 15
6D Considered about the best in a city or geographic area. About 1 in 100,000 people will have training to this skill level. 18
7D Among the best on a continent. About 1 in 1,000,000 people will have training to this skill level. 21
8D Among the best on a planet. About 1 in 10,000,000 people will have training to this skill level. 24
9D One of the best in several systems. About 1 in a billion will have training to this skill level. 27
10D One of the best in a sector. 30
11D One of the best in a region. 33
12D One of the best in the galaxy. 36

SKILL CHECKS
When you make a skill check, grab the number of D6s listed in the skill’s dice code, roll, and add them and any +1’s or +2’s together.
If a skill has no dice code listed you use its base Attribute instead.
If the total is equal or greater the skill check target number, then the skill check is successful.

EXCEPTIONAL SUCCESS, TERRIBLE FAILURE

If the result of the skill check is 10 or more above (or below) the target number, the result is exceptionally good (or bad).
The Gamemaster will decide precisely what that means — in combat it usually means extra damage or a fumble.

SKILL CHECK TARGET NUMBERS

TEST IS.... TARGET IS.... KNOWLEDGE IS... LANGUAGE IS... TECH DAMAGE IS... INJURED IS...
Very Easy 5 Point Blank 5 Widely Known 5 Slang/Jargon 5 -- Knocked Out 5
Easy 10 Short Range 10 Uncommon 10 Uncommon 10 Light 10 Wounded 10
Medium 15 Medium Range 15 Obscure 15 Obscure/Tech 15 -- Incapacitated 15
Difficult 20 Long Range 20 Hidden 20 Unpronouncable 20 Heavy 20 Mortally Wounded 20
Very Difficult 25 Very Long Range 25 Top Secret 25 Utterly Alien 25 -- --
Heroic 30 Extreme Range 30 Destroyed 30 Dead 30 Severe 30 --

OPPOSED SKILL CHECKS

There will be plenty of times your skill checks will be opposed by another character.
In this case both characters roll their relevant skill check: whoever rolls the highest wins. Players win draws.

COMBINED ACTIONS
There are a number of situations where it pays to work as a team by assisting one another to get the job done.
The character with the highest Dice Code makes the skill check.
The assisting team-mates don’t roll; instead they add +1 to the result for every full Dice they have in the relevant skill.

MULTIPLE ACTIONS
Character can attempt to do lots of things when it’s their time to act, up to the number of full Dice they have in Dexterity.
FOR EVERY EXTRA ACTION, ALL ACTIONS ARE PENALISED -1D.

| 1 Action : No penalty | 2 Actions : both at -1D | 3 Actions : all at -2D | 4 Actions : all at -3D | etc...

OTHER ACTION MODIFIERS

PREPARED ACTIONS
Are you spending a round aiming or preparing? Most skills are granted +1D to the Skill Check.
MOVEMENT
Are you running or crawling? Most skills are penalised -1D to the Skill Check.
READYING EQUIPMENT
Are you drawing a weapon or changing a setting? Most skills are penalised -1D to the Skill Check.
INJURY
Are you Stunned or Wounded? Most skills are penalised -1D to the Skill Check for each Stun or Wound.
ALIEN ENVIRONMENT
Are you on an alien world where gravity is much heavier or lighter than home? Most skills are penalised -1D to the Skill Check.
Basically if you have an advantage you gain 1D, if you’re at a disadvantage, you lose 1D.
ALL MODIFIERS ARE CUMULATIVE
 CHARACTER BACKRGOUNDS: BURDENS
Burdens are obligations, solemn duties, hefty debts, or major life complications.
Burdens serve as a catalyst for conflict centered on the characters, adding twists and obstacles to existing adventures.
A Burden has three degrees of severity: Light (worth 1pt), Medium(worth 2pts) or Heavy (worth 3pts).
All characters must choose at least 1pt of Burden.
A character can have no more than 6pts of Burdens and no more than 3pts in any one kind of Burden.
GM discretion is advised and care is recommended. Too many heavy Burdens can render a character unplayable!

❏ Addiction
A galaxy of temptation is out there: spice, stims, lumguzzle, dethstyx, and all manner of alien intimacies are just a tiny sample of the many
things that can overpower the weakwilled. And you are one of the weak. Without easy access to your poison of choice, you suffer the
following penalties to all dice rolls: 1pt for a minor addiction that causes a -1 penalty, 2pts for a serious addiction that causes a -2 penalty,
or 3pts for a severe addiction that inflicts a -1D penalty.
❏ Blackmail
Someone has leverage over your character, and they’re not afraid to use it. They have incriminating or defamatory evidence of your past
actions, or have something you hold very dear in their possession. Whoever it is that is blackmailing you, they intend to get the most out of
your predicament. For 1pt your blackmailer only calls upon you occassionally, and the demands are not too heavy; for 2pts your
blackmailer demands your services regularly; for 3pts your they are a constant thorn in your side who asks much of you.
❏ Code
You live by a strict code that sets you at odds with the status quo. An alien philosophy, a zealous religion, or an outlawed practice
such as the Jedi, a code is not easy to live by and you will likely suffer for it. Failure to uphold the code’s ideals may have severe
repercussions, depending on the details of the code that should be clearly worked out with the GM. Following a code that is inconvenient
but poses little threat (e.g. a vow of silence) is worth 1pt; a code that is difficult to follow or risks harm (pacifism
in a time of war, chivalry) is worth 2pts; a code that risks death or is outlawed by the authorities (military codes where suicide
is more honorable than defeat, or the Jedi Code during the persecution by the Empire) is worth 3pts.
❏ Criminal
Rightly or wrongly you have been found guilty of serious criminal acts such as grevious bodily harm, murder, treason, war crimes, aiding and
abetting the Jedi, or other nefarious deeds. Why you aren’t doing time behind electrobars, slaving in the spice mines of Kessel or serving out a
death sentence is up to you, but you are definitely wanted by the authorities. The seriousness of the crime and the influence of the powers
that seek your incarceration is reflected in how many points you invest in this burden. For a serious but non-capital offence or a conviction
by a planetary authority the burden is worth 1pt; a very serious offence against a sector-wide authority the burden is worth 2pts; for a
galaxy-wide death sentence instigated by the Empire or the Hutt Clans the burden is worth 3pts. The authority will do what it can to bring
you to justice, including the use of bounty hunters, seizure of assets, capture of family and friends, and all sort of legal nastiness.
❏ Death Mark
You have pissed off someone rich and powerful, someone with no interest in upholding the law, someone wealthy enough to place
a hefty price on your head— and there are plenty of bounty hunting scum are ready to track you down and bring you in alive or dead.
Or perhaps you have wronged someone, and now they dedicate their life to your death, actively seeking to destroy all you hold dear.
For 1pt, those that pursue you are of roughly equal skill, power and influence to your character; for 2pts your enemies are clearly superior
and give good reason to live in fear; for 3pts your hunters are among the best in the galaxy. Watch your back…
❏ Debt
You owe someone some money— a lot of money. The interest is a killer (10% or more per standard month), but not as much as the heavies
your debtor loves sending round, especially if you fail to make a payment. Fail twice and you’ll get the repos and the bounty hunters on your
tail. Your choice of how much you owe: a small debt (1pt for 50000cr) a medium debt (2pts for 100000cr) or a huge debt (3pts for
250000cr).
❏ Dependant
You have someone in your life who depends on you for their wellbeing— a family member, a friend or a ward that you are responsible for.
Without your care and attention they would get into serious trouble, or worse. For 1pt the dependant can just look after themselves, and
would be in a precarious position without your regular aid; for 2pts, the dependant cannot defend or care for themselves, and would
struggle to survive without you; for 3pts the dependant is completely incapable of looking after themselves and would swiftly die without
your care. (Gamemasters note this burden can have a distracting impact on the game and players should choose this Burden carefully).
❏ Enslaved
You were a slave: a mere possession of another who could force you to do their bidding. Some slave owners take care of their belongings, but
most are scum who treat their slaves like dirt. How you came to be free is up to you— perhaps you are a runaway, or murdered your master,
or were freed by another, or perhaps you earned your freedom with loyal service. However you reclaimed your freedom, your hatred of
slavery runs very deep. You will not allow others to suffer as you once did, which is a good thing— but in a slave-tolerant society such as the
Empire or Huttspace it gets you into touble. In the presence of slaves it is an Easy (for 1pt), Medium (for 2pts), or Difficult (for 3pts)
Willpower/KNO test for you to maintain your cool. If you fail you must act to try and immediately liberate the enslaved, no matter the
consequences.
❏ Haunted
Something happened to you, something real bad. Maybe you did something even worse. Or maybe they are visions of a terrible doom that
drawns near, something horrible and unavoidable. Either way, your character is constantly haunted to the point where it interfers with their
day to day functioning. Guilt, nightmares, post (or pre) traumatic stress disorder, or even the spirits of those you have wronged now plague
your life. Every 24 hours of game time you must roll a D6: on a 1 (for 1pt), 1-2 (for 2pts) or 1-3, (for 3pts) you are overwhelmed by what
haunts you and must suffer a 1D6 penalty to all rolls until you find release (usually down the bottom of a bottle, in a drug-induced haze or
through acts of violence, or something of your own choosing).
❏ Illiterate
An over-reliance on technology coupled with a galaxy-wide program of Imperial repression has done great damage to the education of the
masses. For 1pt your reading ability is comparable to that of a child’s, able to read simple sentences but nothing technical or detailed; for
2pts you can barely read the simplest of words but can manage with clear symbols and pictographs; and for 3pts your illiteracy stems from
insurmountable neurological disorder or injury and you cannot recognise any symbols or letters at all.
❏ Obsession
Your life is dominated by an overwhelming obsession such as a quest for vengeance, a search for lost family, the destruction of a hated
enemy, or the overthrow of the Empire. It is an all-consuming passion, and any time wasted on pursuits unrelated to your obsession
infuriates you. Unless the activity at hand clearly furthers your obsession, you receive a penalty to all dice rolls as follows: 1pt for a mild
obsession that causes a -1 penalty, 2pts for a major obsession that causes a -2 penality, and 3pts for a severe obsession that causes a -1D
penalty.
❏ Poverty
The tyrannical rule of the Emperor has caused much of the galaxy to regress, leaving whole worlds in abject poverty. Billions upon billions
have lost their careers, their possessions and their lifes to the Imperial war machine, and you are among them. For 1pt your starting credits is
5D6x50, for 2pts your starting credits is 5D6x10, and for 3pts you start without any gear at all. The life of the impoverished is one full of
hunger and fear; the poverty you have known for so long should have a deep impact on who you are.
❏ Secret
You know something that’s very very dangerous to know: the kind of thing that people will kill to find out, or kill to make sure you tell no one.
Or maybe you have a secret that will end your reputation, your career or maybe even your life should others discover it, and you must go to
great (and morally dubious) lengths to keep it safe. For a relatvely low-level secret, one that would destroy your career or ruin others but
with little risk of actual death it costs 1pt; for an important secret that has broad reaching implications that could see the end of your
career and possibly your life it costs 2pts; for an extremely dangerous galaxy-shaking secret that will likely end in your death it costs 3pts.
❏ Wounded
You suffer from a debilitating injury, war wound, or chronic illness and have a permanent penalty to two attributes (usually Dex and Str,
sometimes Per or Kno for head injuries). All rolls using these attributes are at -1 (1pt minor injury or illness), -2 (2pt major injury or illness),
or -1D (3pt crippling injury or illness). Cybernetics and bionics might be useful.
 CHARACTER BACKRGOUNDS: EDGES
BFor every point spent on Burdens a character may also spend a point on Edges.
A character can have no more than 6pts of Burdens and thus no more than 6pts of Edges,
and no more than 3pts in any one kind of Edge.
All characters must choose at least 1pt of Edges.
GM discretion is advised and care is recommended to help create well rounded characters.

❏ Artefact
You have in your possession an item of exquisite craftmanship or rarity, something that could easily be highly illegal — such as a lightsaber. It
could be an heirloom passed down through your family for generations, an alien artefact of strange and perilous wonder, or a piece of
restricted or outlawed tech. A rare artefact or one that adds +1 to one skill costs 1pt; a restricted or very rare item or
one that adds +2 to one skill costs 2pts; a lightsaber or other highly illegal or exquisitely well made item that adds +1D to one skill
costs 3pts.
❏ Connections
You know all the right people in a particular field or social network and can gain access either to powerful and influential individuals or useful
services within that group. For 1pt your connections provided tangible but not outstanding benefits, and confer a +1 to skill checks when
dealing with your connections; for 2pt your connectons provide very beneficial results and confer a +2 to skill checks with dealing when
your connections; for 3pts your connections put you in touch with very influential powerplayers that reap exceptional results and confer a
+1D to skill checks when dealing with your connections. Like any relationship your connections need to be nurtured and maintained by both
sides, or you will find your connections not to be as good as they once were.
❏ Fame
Your reputation proceeds you, for better or worse, and you are known for a particular trait or event from your past. You can use this fame (or
infamy!) to your advantage, though sometimes fame has its downsides as well. A low level of fame, or being quite famous but only in a
small region costs 1pt and grants +1 to skill checks in certain social situations. A medium level of fame, or being very famous but only in
one or two sectors costs 2pts and grants +2 to skill checks in certain social situatons. A high level of fame, with a reputation known across
the galaxy, costs 3pts and grants +1D to skill checks in certain social situations. Be warned— there is a high price to fame, and if it is abused
your actions will no doubt come back to haunt you.
❏ Favors
Someone owes you big time, and you can call in that favor whenever you like. For 1pt you can call in that favor from a relatively low
powered individual; for 2pts you’re owed a favor by someone with considerable influence; for 3pts the person who owes you one is
someone of great standing and galactic reach. What the favor is, and how compliant they are to your request is entirely dependant on who
the person is and what you are asking of them. If the favor is agreeable to them the will do everything they can to fulfill their debt; if it is
morally repugnant to them, they may drag their feet, flatly refuse, or try and wriggle out of the deal by nefarious means.
❏ Fortune
Whether by inheritance, hard work or illgotten gain, you have come in to a considerable sum of cold hard credits and can spend it as you like.
For 1pt you gain an additional 2500cr, for 2pts you gain 5000cr, and for 3pts you gain 10000cr.
❏ Luck
You have always considered yourself to be extraordinarily lucky. Fortune smiles upon you just when you need it, getting you out of scrapes
and jams, and providence is your friend. For 1pt, each session you may reroll a single skill check and take the higher result; for 2pts you
may reroll two times per session, and for 3pts you can reroll three times.
❏ Organisation
You belong to a large organisation that provides employment, support and equipment to all its members in return for various duties. Some
examples include: The Imperial Navy, the Rebel Alliance, the Hutts, the Bounty Hunters Guild, the Trade Federation, the Commerce Guild, the
Banking Clans, the Techno Union, the Guardians of the Whills, the Jedi Order, or one of numerous criminal gangs. For 1pt the organisation is
small, extending over several systems or a sector, or they are simply lacking in power and influence; for 2pts the organisation is large,
covering several sectors and is moderately well provided for; for the 3pt points the organisation spans the galaxy with deep resources to
call upon... and there will be plenty of times when your Organisation will call on you.
❏ Sanctuary
There’s no place quite like home, and you have gone to great lengths to make yours special. Your sanctuary could be almost anything: a
family farmstead on a backwater world, or an apartment on Coruscant; a hidden laboratory where you conduct your research or a secret
retreat where you train in peace, or even your starship. What ever it is, you are in your element here. For 1pt you have a small sanctuary,
fairly spartan but enough to provide you with all your needs and grant you +1 to all skill checks while you are here; for 2pts you have a
reasonably sized sanctuary, well appointed and sturdy, which grants you +2 to all skill checks while you are here; for 3pts you have
a large and well defended sanctuary with all the features you require for your purposes, which grants you +1D to all skill checks
while you are here.
❏ Sidekick
You travel the galaxy with a faithful companion by your side, one who is unquestionably loyal and always has your back. A friend of such
caliber is a rare find in these dark times, and come in all shapes and sizes: a lifelong partner, a friend since childhood, an alien who owes you a
lifedebt, even a droid. A sidekick big on heart but small on ability (using a stock NPC character for stats) costs 1pt; a sidekick who is actually
useful from time to time (stock NPC but with +7D to skills) costs 2pts; a sidekick considered your equal in prowess (essentially an extra
player character) costs 3pts. The sidekick is controlled by the GM but will do almost anything the character requests. Characters who abuse
their sidekicks will swiftly find themselves all alone; characters who value and treasure their sidekick will have a friend for life.
❏ Skilled
You have seen many things, experience beyond your years and you have the skills to show for it. Or you are simply a talented prodigy. For
each point you may add +1D to the skill of your choice. You may raise one skill beyond the +2D starting skill cap to +3D, but only one; no
other skill can be increased past +2D during character creation.
❏ Starship
She may not look like much but she’s got it where it counts— you have a starship! Actually it really is a piece of junk, a second
hand light freighter in constant need of love, repairs and prayer, but hey, you can go anywhere in this thing. At least til it falls apart.
A starship costs 3pts and has a value of 50000cr. Players are allowed to pool their Starship value to buy bigger or better vessels,
but each extra player who contributes only adds +25000cr to the total value of the vessel (and it still costs 3pts for each player). So:
- 1 Player can purchase: 50000cr of ship: 2nd-hand shuttle, 2nd-hand scoutship, or a 2nd-hand light freighter.
- 2 Players can purchase: 75000cr of ship: New shuttle, new scoutship, or a 2nd-hand medium freighter or 2nd-hand staryacht.
- 3 Players can purchase: 100000cr of ship: New light freighter
- 4 Players can purchase: 125000cr or ship: 2nd-hand heavy freighter or a 2nd-hand starfighter, or a superior shuttle or scout ship.
It is recommended that GMs limit starting players to one freighter for ease of gameplay, but an armada is an awesome thing to aim for.
❏ The Force
The Force is an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us, it binds the galaxy together— and when
you are calm, at peace, you can feel it. In better times you may have even been considered for training as a Jedi. Maybe, a long time ago, you
even were one— but you’ve turned your back on that now. For 1pt you can sense the flow of the Force all around you and are considered
Force Sensitive. For 2pts your connection to the Force is growing, and you have one Force Power that you can use.
For 3pts, the Force is strong with this one: you gain a new Attribute: The Force, with a Force Strength Dice Code starting with 1D,
and three Force Powers. All those with a connection to the Force gain the following abilities, regardless of their level of ability or training:
- FORCE SENSE: Characters strong with the Force can use their Search skill to sense the flow of the Force around them. They can sense the
presence of beings, artefacts and locations that are strong with the Force and if they are a source of the Light or the Dark. Sometimes the
presence of the Force is so strong and overwhelming that no Search check is needed.
- FORCE RESONANCE: Characters strong with the Force can use their Command skill to share their emotions with those who are
important to them, communicating with them no matter where they are in the galaxy. The level of clarity — from vague need, strong
emotion to articulate thought — depends on the relationship between the two, the distance between them, and their training. Those with
Force ability can also use their Search skill to sense when those important to them are experiencing powerful emotions: intense love, fear
or anger. These flashes of insight may appear as feelings, echoes in the Force, or sudden visions. Sometimes locations with a history of
great and terrible deeds, or artefacts with a strong connection to those who use the Force can resonate as well.
 EQUIPMENT
All prices listed are for Standard quality. Shoddy quality: cost x 0.5. Superior quality (+1D) : cost x 5. Luxury quality (+2D) : cost x 10.
When using Shoddy equipment include a special D6 in the skill check: if it rolls a 1 = Major complication, 2 = Minor complication.
WEAPONS W W EQUIPMENT W TRANSPORT W
MELEE DMG COST CLOTHING COST REPULSORS COST
Staff/Club Str+2 50 Casual 50 Jetpack 1000
Knife Str+1D 50 Work 100 Speeder Bike 2500
Gaderffii Stick/Spear Str+1D+1 100 Survival 250 Landspeeder / Racer 5000
Sword Str+2D 500 Formal 250 Airspeeder 10000
Stunbaton 4D stun 250 Uniform 500 Landhauler 25000
Vibroknife Str+1D+2 500 Hazard 1000 Airhauler 50000
Vibroaxe Str+2D+1 750 Noble 2500+ Sail Barge 100000
Vibroblade Str+3D 1000 Enviro Suit (+Armor) 2500+ STARSHIPS COST
Lightsaber 6D ---- TOOLKITS & PACKS COST Shuttle 75000
SLUGTHROWERS [range] DMG COST Survival Pack* 500 Scout Ship 75000
Pistol [s] 3D 100 Armor Toolkit 1000 Lgt Freighter 100000
SMG [m] 4D 250 Computer Toolkit 1000 Med Frighter 150000
Shotgun [s] 5D 500 Cybernetics Toolkit 2500 Hvy Freighter 250000
Rifle [l] 5D 1000 Droid Toolkit 1000 Yacht 250000
BLASTERS [range] DMG COST Medical Kit 500 Starfighter 250000+
Holdout Blaster [s] 3D 250 Medpak 100 BEASTS
Sporting Blaster [m] 3D 500 Repulsor Toolkit 500 TYPE COST
Blaster Pistol [m] 4D 1000 Security Toolkit 1000 Plodder 100
Hunting Blaster [l] 4D 1500 Starship Toollkit 2500 Runner 250
Heavy Blaster Pistol [s] 5D 1500 Vehicle Toolkit 1000 Sprinter 500
Blaster Carbine [l] 5D 2500 Weapon Toolkit 1000 Brainy +500
Blaster Rifle [v] 5D 5000 Webbing 50 Climber +250
Bowcaster [v] 5D 5000 TECHNOLOGY COST Flyer +500
Lightbow [v] 5D 7500 Bacta Tank§ 5000 Tracker +250
Lgt Repeat Blaster [l]§ 6D 10000 Combicomp† 500 Killer +500
Med Repeat Blaster [v]§ 7D 12500 Comlink†† 100 Swimmer +100
Hvy Repeater Blaster [x]§ 8D 15000 Datapad†† 100 Watcher +250
EXPLOSIVES DMG COST Holovid Projector†† 100 Small (Pet Sized) cost x 1/2
Grenade 5D 250 Macrobinoculars 100 Medium (Human Sized) cost x 1
Stun Grenade 5D stun 100 ScanRecorder†† 100 Large (Mount Sized) cost x 2
Smoke Grenade ---- 100 Sensor Array 1km 1000
Thermal Detonator 10D 1500 Tracking Device 1000 LIFESTYLE
Grenade Launcher ---- 1500 POWER GENERATORS COST Poor 25/day
Mini Generator 1000 Common 100/day
ARMOR Comfortable 250/day
PERSONAL ARMOR COST Sml Generator (backpack) 2500
Med Generator (2-man) 5000 Wealthy 500/day
Shield [-1D Dex] Str+1D 250 Luxurious 1000/day
Helmet +1 500 Large Generator (vehicle) 10000
Huge Generator (building) 25000 Regal 5000+/day
Hightech Helmet +1 2500 /Skill Dice
Light Armor [-2 Dex] Str+2 1000 DROIDS SERVICES
1000 Common 10
Medium Armor [-1D Dex] Str+1D 2500 5th Degree Droids (Gonk) 25
Heavy Armor [-2D Dex] Str+2D 5000 Labor, Menial Uncommon
2500+ Rare 50
Hunter Armor [-1D Dex] Str+2D +500 ea 4th Degree Droids (IG-88) 100+
Weapon Mount ---- +250 ea Security, Warfare wpn/armor Very Rare
Dangerous? x2
Tech Mount ---- +100 ea 3rd Degree Droids (C-3P0) /Hit
5000
SHIELD GENERATORS ARMOR COST Protocol, Services NARCOTICS 10-50
Sml Shield Generator 1m§ +2D 25000 2nd Degree Droids (R2-D2) Legal 25-100
Med Shield Generator 5m§ +3D 50000 Engineering, Technical 7500
Restricted 50-250
Lrg Shield Generator 25m§ +4D 100000 1st Degree Droids (2-1B) Illegal 100-500
Hge Shield Generator 50m§ +5D 250000 Medical, Science 10000
Dangerous
*A standard Survival Pack includes: Backpack, Knife, Survival Tent (2 person), Sleeping Bag, 25m Syntherope, 5 Glowrods, 1 Week Rations, Crowbar, Breather
mask, 5 Flares, Survival Suit, 2 Medpaks, Mini Generator. †The combicomp combines all items with ††. § Requires Power Generator.

EQUIPMENT
WEAPON RANGE COMPARISON CHART
The chart below is an abstract comparison of Weapon Ranges, used to determine varying difficulties to hit targets in a firefight.
S: Short (max 100m) M: Medium (max 250m) L: Long (max 500m) VL: Very Long (max 1000m) X: Extreme (max 2500m)

RNG ≤5 25 50 75 100 135 175 200 250 315 375 430 500 625 750 875 1000
S PB Short Med Long Ext — — — — — — — — — — — —
M PB Short Short Med Med Long Long Ext Ext — — — — — — — —
L PB Short Short Short Med Med Med Long Long Long Ext Ext Ext — — — —
VL PB Short Short Short Short Med Med Med Med Long Long Long Long Ext Ext Ext Ext
X PB Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Med Med Med Med Med Med Med Med

PB: Point Blank (5) Short (10) Med: Medium (15) Long (20) Ext: Extreme (30)

MODIFYING EQUIPMENT & VEHICLES

Modifying and improving equipment and vehicles requires skill, time, money and parts.
Equipment and vehicles can only be improved one +1 pip at a time, usually in between adventures or during a hyperspace jump.
It is recommended limiting equipment modifcations to one item per character between adventure or hyperspace jump.
The cost listed is the percantage of the total item cost. The difficulty is the target number of the appropriate skill check.
Failure means the attempt to improve the device failed this time, and cannot be worked on until after the following adventure.
Catastrophic failure (10 or more below the target number) destroys the device.

IMPROVEMENT: RANGE: COST (%) DIFFICULTY

+1 — 10% Very Easy (5)
+2 — 25% Easy (10)
+1D — 50% Medium (15)
+1D+1 +1 category 100% Difficult (20)
+1D+2 +2 categories 150% Very Difficult (25)
+2D +3 categories 200% Heroic (30)

SLAVERY
Slavery was once outlawed by the Old Republic but is very much a part of the Star Wars galaxy during the reign of the Empire.
Slaves are used by the Empire as criminal punishment or control of alien worlds; Hutts use them as a central part of their economy.
The life of a slave is a terrible one. Force Sensitive characters who use slaves will fall swiftly to the Dark Side.

THE COST OF SLAVERY

Standard Slaves (base species in attributes for 12D, +4D of skills) : 2500 +1d6 x100 credits
Talented Slaves (base species attributes + occupation for 18D, +7D of skills) : 10,000 + 1d6x1,000 credits
Extraordinary Slaves (attributes as Talented Slaves, +12D of skills with one skill at +4D or more) : 50,000 + 1d6x10,000 credits
Prices may double or triple depending on rare or unique features and talents the slave posesses.
Slaves are typically despondent and usually act with a -1D penalty. Slaves must be treated fairly by their masters or risk rebellion!
 COMBAT
COMBAT ROUNDS
Each round lasts about 5 seconds or so.

INITIATIVE
All combatants roll their Perception Attribute to determine their Initiative at the start of each Round.
Starting with highest Initiative and working down to the lowest, each combatant declares and resolves their actions.
Combatants can hold their actions, then cut in and act once those with lower Initiative have declared their actions.
Players win ties and get to go first.

DECLARING ACTIONS
Once you’ve declared your actions you are committed to them.
If you decide to change your mind, as a reaction to a combatant with better Initiative cutting in, all skill checks are reduced by -1D.
Just remember that each extra action beyond the first reduces all skill checks by -1D.

RESOLVING ACTIONS
All a character’s actions are resolved once they’ve declared them - unless someone with higher Initiative cuts in.
Calculate the effects of the actions - damage of attacks, results of skill checks etc. - before moving to the next combatant.

ATTACK
Roll your attacking skill check vs the following Target numbers:
Brawling attacks are Very Easy (5) unless the target makes a higher defensive reaction.
Melee attacks depend on the weapon - usually Very Easy (5) or Easy (10) - unless the target makes a higher defensive reaction.
Firearm and Vehicle attacks depend on the range of the target:
Point Blank (5), Short Range (10), Medium Range (15), Long Range (20), Extreme Range (30),
unless the target makes a higher defensive reaction.

DEFENSE
If a character is aware of an impending attack they always get the chance to take an immediate defensive reaction.
This involves Parrying, Dodging or Evading the attack with an appropriate skill check.
Each Defensive Reaction counts as an action, and suffers the same penalties for using multiple actions.
Beware - it’s all too easy to commit to lots of offensive actions and forget to keep an action or two for defensive ones.

Brawling attacks can be Dodged, or Parried using Brawling or Melee skills.

Melee attacks can be Dodged, or Parried using or Melee skills.
Lightsaber attacks can only be Dodged, or Parried by another Lightsaber.
Firearm attacks can only be Dodged, or Parried with a Lightsaber.
Vehicle attacks can be evaded using the appropriate Piloting or Vehicle Operation skill.

Once you know the result of the Defense skill check compare it with the base difficulty to hit you and choose the highest one.
That is the Target Number the attack needs to equal or beat to hit.

FULL DEFENSE
Any character can take a Full Defense action as their one and only action for the round.
They roll their Dodge skill check and instead of comparing to the base difficulty to be hit,
they add their Dodge to the base difficulty of all attacks against them.
A character taking a Full Defense action must be in a position to move away from any threats.
 COMBAT
DAMAGE
Brawling attacks inflict the attacker’s Strength.
Melee attacks inflict the attacker’s Strength plus the Weapon’s Damage.
Firearms and Vehicle attacks inflict the Weapon’s Damage.

Damage is an opposed roll vs the defender’s Stength + Armor (or Vehicle’s Hull Strength).

DAMAGE IS.... BRAWLING... MELEE... BLASTERS... STUN/ION... TO TECHNOLOGY...

DAM < STR/2 No effect No effect No effect No effect No effect
DAM < STR Stunned Stunned Stunned No effect Ionised
DAM ≥ STR Wounded Wounded Wounded Stunned/Ionised Lightly Damaged
DAM ≥ STR x2 Incapacitated Incapacitated Incapacitated KO’d/Ionised x2 Heavily Damaged
DAM ≥ STR x3 Mortally Wounded Mortally Wounded Mortally Wounded KO’d/Ionised x3 Destroyed
DAM ≥ STR x4 Instantly Killed Instantly Killed Instantly Killed Incapacitated/Ion x4 Catastrophic Destruction

THE DAMAGE SCALE

| Character x0 | Vehicle x2 | Mega Vehicle x4 | Structure x6 | Mega Structure x8 | City x10 | Mega City x12 | Planetary x14 |

For each step up the Damage Scale, any damage is halved before calculating the effects of the attack.
For each step down the Damage Sacle, any damage is doubled before calculating the effects of the attack.

So a Rebel Soldier firing his blaster rifle (Character Scale) at an AT-AT (Mega Vehicle Scale) would roll 6D damage,
then divide the total by 4 before comparing it to the AT-AT’s 5D Hull roll.

A Smuggler firing his freighter’s concealed light repeater (Vehicle Scale) at a squad of Snowtroopers would roll 4D damage,
then multiply the total by 2 before comparing it to the Snowtroopers’ 3D Strength roll.

A Star Destroyer (Mega Structure) commencing medium orbital bombardment on rebellious citizenry would roll 4D damage,
then multiply the total by 8 before comparing it the average citizen’s 2D Strength roll.
You get the point.

INJURY LOCATION & CALLED SHOTS

To randomly determine the location of a bodily injury, roll 1d6 for which general area, and 1d6 for the specific location:
ROLL: [1] HEAD [2] CHEST [3] GUT [4] ARM (1-3 L, 4-6 R) [5-6] LEG
1 Skull Neck Hip Shoulder Butt
2 Face Shoulder Stomach Upper Arm Thigh
3 Ears L Chest/Back Intestines Elbow Knee
4 Mouth R Chest/Back Other Organs Forearm Lower Leg
5 Nose Solar Plexis/Spine Spine Hand Foot
6 Eyes Heart Groin Fingers Toes

To make a called shot to hit a general area (Head, Chest, Gut, etc), add +5 to the attack difficulty.
To make a called shot to hit a specific location (Eyes, Heart, Hand, etc), add +10 to the attack difficulty.
 COMBAT
EFFECTS OF DAMAGE : CHARACTERS
Stunned characters are at -1D to all actions until their turn the following round.
Multiple stun effects are cumulative, and if the total Stun penalty is greater than your character’s Strength, they are Knocked Out.

Knocked Out characters fall unconcious when injured, but when revived come round quickly and can function normally.

Wounded characters are at -1D to all actions until they are healed.
Multiple wound effects are cumulative, and if the total Wound penalty is greater than your character’s Strength, they are Incapacitated.

Incapacitated characters fall unconcious when injured, and when revived are groggy and unable to use their skills.
An Incapacitated character who is Wounded or Incapacitated again becomes Mortally Wounded.

Mortally Wounded characters fall unconcious when injured and are on death’s door. At the end of each round they must roll 2D6.
If the number is less than the number of rounds since the character was Mortally Wounded, they die.
A Mortally Wounded character who is Wounded or worse is Instantly Killed.

Instantly Killed characters have received such terrible injuries that they immediately slain by the attack.

EFFECTS OF DAMAGE : CYBORGS, DROIDS AND VEHICLES

Ionised Cyborgs, Droids and Vehicles are shocked with ion arcs and are at -1D to all actions until their turn the following round.
Multiple Ionisation effects are cumulative, and if the total Ion penalty is greater than the Tech’s STR/HULL, it is Lightly Damaged.

Lightly Damaged tech is at -1D to all actions until it is repaired.

Tech can have up to -STR/HULL Dice in Light Damage before it automatically becomes Heavily Damaged.

Heavily Damaged tech is so severly compromised it can no longer function without proper repairs.
Heavily damaged tech that is Lightly or Heavily Damaged again is destroyed.

Destroyed tech has taken such ruinous damage that it is now beyond repair.
Destroyed Tech that is Lightly Damaged or worse has a 1 in 6 cumulative chance of Catastrophic Destuction.

Catastrophic Destruction KABOOM. The Tech explodes doing STR/HULL Dice damage to all in Point Blank and Short Range...

PERMANENT INJURY
When a character receives in injury so grevious they become Mortally Wounded, determine the hit location.
Have the character roll an Injury Resist Test: 1D6 + their STR Dice Code rounded down (so a STR 3D+2 character would roll 1D6+3),
and compare with an Injury Threat Score: 1D6 + the weapon’s Damage Dice Code rounded down (so a 4D slug thrower rolls 1D6+4).
Damage Scale applies to the Weapon’s Damage Dice Code.

Character’s Injury Resist Test ≥ Weapon’s Injury Threat Score = No permanent injury.
Character’s Injury Resist Test < Weapon’s Injury Threat Score = -1 pip permanently to relevant Attributes.
Character’s Injury Resist Test x2 ≤ Weapon’s Injury Threat Score = -2 pips permanently to relevant Attributes.
Character’s Injury Resist Test x3 ≤ Weapon’s Injury Threat Score = -1D permanently to relevant Attributes.
Character’s Injury Resist Test x4 ≤ Weapon’s Injury Threat Score = -2D permanently to relevant Attributes.
 A character can choose to live with these permanent injuries,
or have the ruined flesh replaced with Cybernetic and Bionic mechanisms.
 HEALING
NATURAL HEALING
Injured characters can rely on Natural Healing to recover from injury, though it is slow,
and the worse the injury the greater risk of death.
A character with a permanent injury still needs to heal as described below.
At the end of each time period, the character makes a STR Check and compares it on the chart below.
If the character has total rest, add+1D to the STR roll; if they are highly active, subtract -1D from the STR roll.

STR KO’d WOUNDED... INCAPACITATED... MORTALLY WOUNDED…

ROLL (roll each hour) (roll each day) (roll every three days) (roll each week)
1-5 Worsens: Wounded* Worsens: Gain 1 Wound* Worsens: Mortally Wounded Worsens: Character dies
6-10 No change No change No change No change
11+ Regains conciousness Improves: Heal 1 Wound Improves: Heals to Wounded Improves: Heals to Incapacitated
*If during Natural Healing a character gains a number of Wounds greater than their STR Dice Code they become Incapacitated.

FIRST AID & MEDPAKS

Medpaks contain a variety of advanced healing technology and can rapidly restore an injured character.
To successfully use a Medpak, a Medicine Skill Check is required, with difficulty listed below.
Success removes the worst level of injury. Multiple Wounds require multiple treatments.
Each application of a Medpak to an injured character with a 24 hours period increases the difficulty by 5.
MEDPAK SKILL CHECK DIFFICULTIES : | KO’d : 5 | Wounded : 10 | Incapacitated : 15 | Mortally Wounded : 20 |

BACTA TANKS
Bacta tanks offer the best healing technology available, and can be found in most major cities and larger starships.
Once placed in a Bacta Tank survival is assured, healing the injured character in the following times:
BACTA TANK TREATMENT TIMES : | Wounded : 1D6 Hours per Wound | Incapacitated : 6D6hours | Mortally Wounded : 1D6 Days |
Bacta Tanks cannot replace missing limbs or regrow destroyed organs (any effects of permanent injury). For that you need…

CYBERNETICS & BIONIC AUGMENTATIONS

Cybernetics and bionic augmentations offer a new lease on life for those crippled by injury,
or grant special technological advantages to those willing to give up their flesh.
All mechanical and synthetic augmentations are tougher than their biological counterparts (add +1D Armor in augmented area),
but suffers damage as Technology (can be Ionised or Destroyed, must be repaired, cannot heal naturally).
Most medical augmentations replicate the injured character’s previous abilities.
The cost for a baseline mechanical looking augmentation is 1000cr for a section of a limb or sensory organ,
2500cr for an entire limb, and 5000cr for the torso and abdomen.
Synthetic replication that looks natural at a glance? All costs x2. Fully bioengineered organic augmentations? All costs x4.
To improve augmentations beyond the character’s natural abilities and add new technological features it cost the following:

IMPROVING SKILLS: +1 pip : 1,000cr |+2 pips : 2,500cr |+3 pips : 5,000cr |+4 pips : 10,000cr | +5 pips : 15,000cr | +6 pips : 25,000cr
IMPROVING ATTRIBUTES: use the cost for improving skills x10.

ADDITIONAL TECHNOLOGY: 2 x standard cost for the item, and uses up 1 pip of space per bonus Dice or size (GM’s discretion).
WEAPONRY: 2 x standard cost for the weapon, and uses up 1 pip of space per Damage Dice.
QUALITY: Shoddy quality: cost x 0.5. Superior quality (+1D) : cost x 5. Luxury quality (+2D) : cost x 10
Each limb or torso augmentation have enough space for a maximum of 6 pips of improvement, technology and weaponry.
 CHARACTER PROGRESSION
GAINING EXPERIENCE POINTS
At the end of each session the GM should reward the players between 2 to 6 Experience Points (XP),
based on attendance, what they brought to the game (in terms of roleplaying, story and fun),
extra effort (journals, illustrations, etc), and how well the characters performed in acheiving their goals.

SPENDING EXPERIENCE POINTS

XP is spent to improve a character’s skills and attributes.
When spending XP at the end of a session, a skill or attribute can only be improved by one +1 pip.

IMPROVING SKILLS
Improving a skill by one +1 pip costs a number of XP equal the skill’s current Dice Code, ignoring any +’s.

IMPROVING ATTRIBUTES
Improving attributes is a more complicated process.
Calculate the XP cost to increase the top six skills of the attribute by +1 pip.
Total up the XP cost for the six skills.
Spend 80% of that total XP cost to improve the attribute by +1 pip,
or spend 90% of that total XP cost to improve the attribute by another +1 pip,
And spend 100% of that total XP cost to improve the attribute by +1D.
No attribute can be improved by more than +1D over the species’ base attributes.

| 1D | 1D+1 | 1D+2 | 2D | 2D+1 | 2D+2 | 3D | 3D+1 | 3D+2 | 4D | 4D+1 | 4D+2 | 5D | 5D+1 | 5D+2 | 6D | 6D+1 |6D+2 | 7D etc...

REMOVING BURDENS
It is possible to get rid of a character’s Burdens.
Usually this is something that is resolved organically in-game, but a character can also remove Burdens by spending XP.
The GM is final arbiter on removing Burdens this way as it can rob the game of complications and fun.
The recommended XP cost to remove a Burden is 10-20XP per point of Burden removed.

GAINING EDGES
It is not possible to buy Edges with XP once the campaign starts.
It is recommended that Edges be awarded along side XP for exceptional success, great roleplaying and character progression.
 SPACESHIPS: SPACE TRAVEL

COSTS HYPERSPACE NAVIGATION

Ship Registration: 1000cr/year Hyperspace Route Astrogation Difficulty
Captain’s License: 1000cr/year Galactic Trade Route Very Easy (5)
Fake Ship IDs: d6x1000cr Major Trade Route Easy (10)
Fake Captain’s License d6x100cr Minor Trade Route Medium (15)
Starport Dock Fees: 100-500cr (250cr standard) Isolated Route Difficult (20)
Time in Port: 100-500/day (250cr standard) No Route Heroic (30)
Maintenance: 100cr per flight Situational Modifiers Penalty
(x2 for ships with the Shoddy quality) No Nav Comp or Droid +30
Fuel: 50cr/fuel cell Hasty Entry +15
Ship Light Damaged +5
FUEL CONSUMPTION Ship Heavily Damaged +10
Travel Time -50% +20
Subspace Flight: 1 fuel cell
Travel Time -25% +10
Combat: D6 fuel cells
Travel Time -10% +5
Jump to Hyperspace: 1 fuel cell
Travel Time +10% -5
Hyperspace Travel: 1 fuel cell per 10 hours travel distance
Travel Time +25% -10
(ignore Hyperdrive Multiplier)
Travel Time +50% -20
Travel Time +100% -30
Astronomical Phenomena +5 to +30
 SPACESHIPS: SPACE COMBAT
There are seven main types of battle stations onboard most starships that are transport sized or larger. Each station is responsible for some
of the many different tasks required to effectively run a starship, though the tasks listed below are not exclusive: the Captain of smaller
transport often doubles as the pilot, the co-pilot might operate the Comms, Navigation and Sensors all at once, everyone at a terminal might
have a go at Gunnery, and Gunners might scan the area for new targets. Depending on the size of the vessel, the Game Master might rule
that attempting any task outside your station incurs a +5TN penalty, or impossible without moving to a different station on the ship.
Starfighter pilots are extraordinary, being able to attempt any of the actions listed below (except Command or Rally Crew) without this
penalty. As always performing more than one task per round incurs a penalty of -1D to ALL tasks that round.
CAPTAIN:
- Command Crew: Command Skill vs Situation Difficulty: Used to coordinate crews of NPCs on larger vessels.
- Rally Crew: Command Skill vs Damage Difficulty: If a ship is lightly damaged, the Captain can attempt to rally the crew to overcome the
penalty imposed. The difficulty starts at TN20, increasing by 5 for each additional dice of damage received. If successful, the effect of
damage on dice rolls is reduced by 1D for the remainder of the current round.
- Seek Tactical Advantage: Kno: Appropriate Skill vs Obscurity of Information: The Captain attempts to recall some historical, cultural or
biological information that might give the upper hand in a fight, which may grant up to +1D to another skill check by any crew member.
PILOT:
- Pilot Ship: Piloting Skill vs Terrain Difficulty: If the ship must pass through dangerous territory the pilot must ensure the ship is safe.
- Evasive Actions: Piloting Skill vs Enemy’s Gunnery Skill: The pilot can attempt to dodge incoming fire. Add the ship’s Maneuverability to the
piloting skill check.
- Close In/Flee from Enemy: Piloting Skill vs Enemy’s Piloting Skill: Both pilots add the ship’s Sublight Speed Dice to their skill check.
The winner decides if the ships are move closer or further away along the range scale: Point Blank, Short, Medium, Long, Very Long.
If a ship moves out of Very Long range it has escaped all chance of pursuit.
CO-PILOT:
- Assist Pilot: Combined Action: Piloting Skill: for every 1D of pilot skill the co-pilot has, add +1 to the Pilot’s piloting skill check
- Calculate Jump: Astrogation Skill vs Route Difficulty: Jumping to Hyperspace is dangerous. Rushed jumps even moreso.
- Engage Jump: No Skill check required: The success of the jump relies on the accuracy of the calculations.
- Engage Shields: No Skill check required: combat shields can be assigned to all six firing arcs adding the Shield’s Dice Code to all Hull rolls vs
Damage, or focused on the one arc which increases the Shield’s Dice Code +1D in that arc, but reduces all other arcs to zero Shields.
COMMUNICATIONS:
- Hail Allies/Enemies: No Skill check required: Encrypted channels are used to hail Allies, open channels used to hail Enemies.
- Intercept Transmission: Security Skill vs Encryption Difficulty: Transmissions are easy to detect but most private channels are encrypted to
stop others from listening in. Comms can attempt to break the encryption and find out what the Enemy intends to do next, possibly gaining
+1D to another skill check.
- Fake Transmission: Con Skill vs Enemy’s Astrogation: Falsify intel that tricks the Enemy, possibly gaining +1D to another skill check.
- Jam Communications: No Skill check required: Massive static burst interferes with all comms, but the Enemy knows you’re there.
NAVIGATION & SENSORS:
- Scan Area: Sensors Skill vs Terrain Difficulty/Enemy’s Piloting Skill: Search for targets/dangers. Add sensor’s Scan Dice to your check.
- Plot Course: Astrogation Skill vs Terrain Difficulty: A successfully plotted course will aid the Pilot’s attempts to fly through danger.
- Lock on Target: Sensors Skill vs Enemy’s Piloting Skill: A successful target lock add +1 per Dice of the sensor’s Scan dice to attacks.
- Scan Target: Sensors Skill vs Scan Difficulty: Uncover information about the target including number and type of lifeforms, damage
sustained, attack readiness, and other important details.
- Jam Scanners: No Skill check required: Flood area with noise to hide exact location, but lets the Enemy know you’re nearby.
ENGINEER:
- Reroute Power: Tec: Starship Skill vs Damage Difficulty: The Engineer can decrease the power in one of the ship’s functions (losing 1D) to
increase the power in another (gaining 1D). The different sections the Engineer can reroute power from include: Ships’ Engines (Sublight
Speed), Shields, Weapons (affects Damage of all weapons), Sensors, and Life Support (turning it off or back on). If the section has been
damaged the Engineer can reroute power to it to regain functionality, but cannot reroute power from it.
- Repair Damage: Tec: Starship Skill vs Damage Difficulty: The Engineer can make temporary repairs that reduce any damage penalties.
- Stabilise/Repair Deflector Shields: Tec: Starship Skill vs Damage Difficulty: If the ship’s combat shields are damaged they can be stabilised
with TN15 skill check, restoring 1D of protection to the Dice Code. If they are destroyed they can be restored to 1D with a TN20 skill check.
GUNNER:
- Fire Weapons: Gunnery Skill vs Enemy’s Piloting Skill: Pick your targets and shoot. Add the weapon’s Fire Control Dice to your check.
- Repair Damage: Tec: Starship Skill vs Damage Difficulty: If the gunnery bay has been hit, you can attempt to fix it.

SPACESHIPS: SPACE COMBAT

SHIELDS:
- All ships are equipped with energy shields that protect vessels from particle damage and radiation.
- Some vessels carry more powerful energy shields that protect them from more damaging attacks.
- Ships armed with combat shielding have a Shields Dice Code, which is added to the ships Hull Dice Code when resisting damage.
- Shields can be set to protect every arc of the ship (providing the base Dice Code as protection) or focused on one particular arc of the ship,
which grants +1D to the Shield Dice Code in that arc, but reduces the Shield Dice Code in all other arcs by -1D.
- Changing the focus of the shields takes an action but does not require a skill check.
- When a ship armed with combat shields is hit, roll Hull+Shields vs the Weapon Damage and compare the results:

Damage roll < [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields unaffected, and the ship receives no damage.
Damage roll ≥ [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields are damaged; reduce by 1D until stabilised*, but the ship receives no damage.
Damage roll ≥ 2 x [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields are destroyed, and the ship is ionised for 1 round.
Damage roll ≥ 3 x [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields are destroyed, and the ship is lightly damaged.
Damage roll ≥ 4 x [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields are destroyed, and the ship is heavily damaged.
Damage roll ≥ 5 x [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields are destroyed, and the ship is destroyed.
Damage roll ≥ 6 x [Hull + Shields] roll = Combat shields are destroyed, and the ship is catastrophically destroyed.

*This 1D penalty is cumulative; if a ship’s Shield’s Dice Code is reduced to zero the combat shields are destroyed and no longer function until
repaired or replaced. If the ship’s combat shields are damaged they can be stabilised with TN15 skill check, restoring 1D of protection to the
Dice Code. If they are destroyed the combat shields can be restored to 1D with a TN20 skill check.
 SPACESHIPS: SPACE TRAVEL
SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF TRADE GOODS : COSTS PER TON
PLANET’S TECH LEVEL: STONE STEEL INDUSTRIAL ATOMIC DIGITAL SPACE WARRING
LOW TECH Supply M: 3000cr H: 2700cr H: 2700cr M: 3000cr L: 3300cr L: 3300cr VL: 3600cr
Demand H: 3300cr VH: 3600cr M: 3000cr M: 300cr L: 2700cr L: 2700cr L: 2700cr
MID TECH Supply —— —— M: 5000cr H: 4500cr H: 4500cr M: 5000cr VL: 6000cr
Demand VL: 4000cr L: 4500cr H: 5500cr M: 5000cr M: 5000cr L: 4500cr M: 5000cr
HIGH TECH Supply —— —— —— —— M: 7000cr H: 6300cr VL: 5400cr
Demand VL: 5400cr VL: 5400cr M: 7000cr H: 7700cr M: 7000cr L: 6300cr VH: 8400cr
METALS Supply —— —— L: 3300cr M: 3000cr H: 2700cr VH: 2400cr L: 2700cr
Demand L: 2700cr M: 3000cr VH: 3600cr H: 3300cr H: 3300cr M: 3000cr H: 3300cr
MINERALS Supply VL: 2400cr L: 2200cr L: 2200cr M: 2000cr M: 2000cr M: 2000cr VL: 2400cr
Demand VL: 1600cr L: 1800cr VH: 2400cr H: 2200cr M: 2000cr L: 1800cr M: 2000cr
LUXURIES Supply VL: 80% L: 90% L: 90% M: 100% H: 110% VH: 120% M: 100%
Demand M: 100% M: 100% M: 100% M: 100% M: 100% M: 100% M: 100%
FOODSTUFFS Supply L: 2200cr M: 2000cr H: 1800cr M: 2000cr L: 2200cr M: 2000cr VL: 2400cr
Demand H: 2200cr M: 2000cr M: 2000cr M: 2000cr M: 2000cr L: 1800cr H: 2200cr
MEDICINE Supply VL: 4800cr VL: 4800cr L: 4400cr M: 4000cr H: 3600cr H: 3600cr VL: 4800cr
Demand M: 4000cr H: 4400cr H: 4400cr M: 4000cr M: 4000cr L: 3600cr VH: 4800cr

ACQUIRING & SELLING GOODS COST OF BLACK MARKET GOODS

Supply Difficulty to Acquire Base Price Legality of Goods Marketeer’s Marketeer’s
Very High Very Easy (5) 80% Selling Price Buying Price
High Easy (10) 90% Legal x2 x.5
Moderate Medium (15) 100% Fee x3 x1.5
Low Difficult (20) 110% Restricted x4 x2
Very Low Heroic (30) 120% Illegal x5 x2.5
Demand Selling: Base Price
Very High Very Easy (5) 120% CONTACTING THE BLACK MARKET
High Easy (10) 110% Population of World Streetwise Roll
Moderate Medium (15) 100% Teeming Very Easy (5)
Low Difficult (20) 90% Overpopulated Easy (10)
Very Low Very Difficult (25) 80% Standard Medium (15)
Underpopulated Difficult (20)
COST & WEIGHT OF TRADE GOODS Sparse Very Difficult (25)
Item Tons/Meter3 Credits/Ton Empty Heroic (30)
Low Tech 2 3000cr Rebellion, Revolution or Open Warfare -10
Mid Tech 1 5000cr Low Imperial Presence, Corrupt Govt -5
High Tech .5 7000cr Standard Imperial Presence or Govt ±0
Metals 10 3000cr Heavy Imperial Presence, Restrictive Govt +5
Minerals 5 2000cr
Foodstuffs .5 2000cr NEGOTIATIONS
Medicine .5 4000cr Buyer’s Seller Bargain Roll
Luxuries Tons/Meter3 Credits/Ton
Bargain Roll 1-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-30 30+
Animals .5 D6 x 1000cr
1-5 100% 105% 110% 115% 120% 125%
Narcotics D6 x .5 D6 x 5000cr
Precious Metals D6 x 5 D6 x 20000cr 6-10 95% 100% 105% 110% 115% 120%
Slaves .5 D6 x 5000cr 11-15 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115%
Weapons 1 D6 x 2500cr 16-20 85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110%
 21-30 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% 105%
30+ 75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100%

IMPERIAL ENTANGLEMENTS
LEVEL OF PRESENCE EVASION SEARCH EMBARGO CONTRA’ COMMAND REINFORCEMENTS ESCALATION
0 : NONE Very Easy — — Cost x 1 4D Difficult / 1D6 days Very Easy / 1D6 Days
1 : SURVEILLANCE Easy 2D — Cost x 2 5D Difficult / 1D6 hours Easy / 2D6 Days
2 : MINOR Medium 3D +5 Cost x 3 6D Medium / 1D6x10 min Medium / 1D6 Weeks
3 : MAJOR Difficult 4D +10 Cost x 4 7D Easy / 2D6 min Difficult / 2D6 Weeks
4 : OCCUPATION Very Difficult 5D +15 Cost x 5 8D Very Easy / 2D6 rnds Heroic / 1D6 Months
5 : TOTAL CONTROL Heroic 4D +10 Cost x 3 7D Easy / 1D6 min —/—
Evasion: The difficulty to avoid encountering Imperial forces as they move from place to place.
Search: Should Imperial forces be encountered, the level and thoroughness of any spot inspections that might take place, with the Imperial
inspection conducting a Search skill check vs the target’s Stealth skill to smuggle any illegal items or hide wanted targets.
Embargo: The effect the Imperial presence has on accessing the criminal underworld and the difficulty in procuring contraband, with the
modifier applied to the difficulty of all Streetwise rolls.
Contra’(band): The effect on the base cost of contraband based on the difficulty and danger of selling illegal wares.
Command: The typical Command skill of the senior Imperial officer, used to call for reinforcements or escalate the Imperial Presence.
Reinforcements: The difficulty the commanding Imperial Officer has in procuring reinforcements should they be required, and the amount of
time before they usually arrive at the scene of the encounter, assuming reinforcements have access to appropriate vehicles.
Escalation: The difficulty faced by the commanding Imperial officer in increasing the Level of Imperial Presence to the next level, and the
amount of time required before adequate forces arrive to impose the new Level of Presence. Note that there may be a number of unique
requirements that must be met before Imperial Occupation qualifies for coming under Total Control.

IMPERIAL PRESENCE
LEVEL 0 : NONE : The planet is a backwater world of no strategic or resource value to the Empire. Imperial agents would only be encountered
here on specific missions and the Empire has no other forces present. Bescause of this, only specialist Imperial forces will be encountered,
and few in number; this might include probe droids exploring well outside their original mission parameters, seasoned Imperial scouts,
survivors of spacewrecks or high-level Imperial agents.
LEVEL 1 : SURVEILLANCE : The planet is an outlying world that has little strategic value to the Empire, and yet is considered worthy of ongoing
observation in case the situation changes. Few if any official Imperial agents will be found here, though informants on the Imperial payroll
may be found within the major political power structures on the world. Imperial spies working deep undercover, probe droids operating
under command to reconnoitre the world, and aliens under Imperial leverage might be encountered.
LEVEL 2 : MINOR : The planet is of some interest to the Empire and it has stationed a small but permanent presence to safeguard Imperial
interests, ensure the planetary government works towards the fulfillment of any Imperial obligations, and engage in counterinsurgency
actions against minor insurrections. Random patrols of stormtroopers are occasionally encountered, as are Imperial agents actively working
in the field to further Imperial aims and support staff on mission or leave.
LEVEL 3 : MAJOR : The planet is of considerable concern to the Empire and a number of garrisons may be found in various major ports and
cities around the planet. Again, this presence is there to ensure safety, compliance and counteract rebellion, but the situation is typically far
more developed and rebel cells highly organised. Squads of stormtroopers regularly patrol key areas and are stationed on permanent guard
around vital facilities. Imperial spies will be hard at work infiltrating enemy operations.
LEVEL 4 : OCCUPATION : The planet is of great concern to the Empire, either due to its vital strategic value or importance of its essential
resources, and as such is a prime target for seditious rebel activities. It may have even declared its intention to secede from the Empire and
be at open war with Imperial forces. As such the Empire has been forced to bring the full weight of the Imperial war machine to bear on the
planet and is under brutal occupation until such time as order has been restored and loyalty to the Emperor reestablished. One or more Star
Destroyers may be in low orbit over major spaceports and cities, TIE fighters conduct regular aerial reconnaissance, and stormtroopers
deployed with heavy vehicles throughout areas of unrest. Imperial forces occupy vital facilities, conduct continuous patrols and random
searches of vehicles and property. Imperial forces are on war footing, and will use extreme force when needed.
LEVEL 5 : TOTAL CONTROL : The planet is an essential piece of the Empire for any number of reasons and the local population is either in full
support of the Empire’s aims or is sufficiently cowed enough to no longer offer any serious resistance to Imperial occupation. The Empire is
everywhere, but now that loyalty has been assured, Imperial surveillance is slightly more relaxed — the thought that any would openly
oppose Imperial control is laughable at best, suicidal at worst. Imperial patrols are conducted to maintain subservience, and Star Destroyers
regularly dock with spaceports for resupply. Agents of the Imperial Security Bureau will perform random inspections to rout out any
malcontents.
RULES BEYOND THIS PAGE ARE STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT
 SPACESHIPS: STARFIGHTER CLASS VESSELS
STARFIGHTER CLASS CREW H/DRIVE SPEED MANEUVER HULL SHIELD WEAPONRY Target Damage
Aethersprite Interceptor 1 ring 4D 3D 2D 1D 2 Dual Lasers (firelinked) 2D 5D
Jedi ship from AotC

Aggressor Assault Fighter 2 Heavy Lasers (firelinked) 2D 6D

2 x2 4D+1 2D 4D 1D
IG-88’s ship from EU 1 Ion Cannon 2D 4Dion
ARC Starfighter 2 Pairs of Laser Cannons 2D 6D/5D
2 — 3D 3D 5D 1D+2
Republic ship from RotS Proton Torpedoes 2D 9D
A-Wing Starfighter 1 x1 6D 4D 2D+2 1D 2 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 3D 5D
Fastest Rebel ship from RotJ

B-Wing Starfighter 1 Laser Cannon 1D 7D

2 x2 3D 1D+1 3D 2D
Punchiest Rebel ship from RotJ Proton Torpedoes 3D 9D
Belbullab-22 Starfighter 1
General Grievous’ ship from RotS

ETA-7 Actis Stafighter 1 ring 5D+1 3D 2D 1D

Jedi ship from start of RotS

Firespray Interceptor 1
Boba Fett’s ship from ESB

N-1 Starfighter 1 —
Naboo ship from TPM

P-38 Starfighter
Utapaun ship from RotS

StarFortress Hvy Bomber 5

Resistance ship from TLJ

Starviper Hvy Starfighter

Xizor’s ship from SotE

TIE Bomber 2 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 2D 3D

1 — 3D — 4D+1 —
Imperial ship from ESB Concussion Missiles 1D 8D
TIE Fighter 1 — 5D 2D 2D — 2 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 2D 5D
The Classic Imperial ship

TIE Interceptor 1 — 5D+2 3D 3D — 4 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 3D 6D

Imperial ship from RotJ

TIE Punisher —
Tri-class Droidfighter — — 4D 2D+1 3D — 1 Medium Laser Cannon 2D 5D
Seperatist ship from Clone Wars

Vulture-class Droidfighter 2 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 1D 4D

— — 4D 3D 4D —
Seperatist ship from Clone Wars Concussion Missiles — 8D
X-Wing Starfighter 4 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 3D 6D
1 x1 4D 3D 4D 1D
The Classic Rebel starfighter Proton Torpedoes 2D 9D
Y-Wing Starfighter 2 Laser Cannons (firelinked) 2D 5D
2 x1 3D+2 2D 4D+1 1S
The Classic Rebel bomber Proton Torpedoes 2D 9D
 SPACESHIPS: TRANSPORT CLASS VESSELS
TRANSPORT CLASS CREW H/DRIVE SPEED MANEUVER HULL SHIELD WEAPONRY Target Damage
CR90 Corellian Corvette
Rebel ship from start of ANH

Gozanti Cruiser
IG-88’s ship from EU

Imperial Customs Frigate

Imperial ship from EU

Imperial Landing Craft

Imperial ship from ANH: SE

J-Type Diplomatic Barge

Naboo ship from start of AotC

J-Type Nubian Starship

Naboo ship from TPM

J-Type Nubian Yacht

Naboo ship from AotC

Lambda Imperial Shuttle

Imperial Transfport from RotJ

U-Wing Gunship Transport

Rebel dropship from Rogue One

VCX-100 Light Freighter

Rebel ship from SW: Rebels

VT-49 Decimator
Xizor’s ship from SotE

YT-1300 Light Frieghter

Heard of the Millenium Falcon?

YT-1900 Light Freighter

The Classic Imperial ship

YT-2400 Light Freighter

Imperial ship from RotJ

YV-666 Light Freighter

Bossk’s ship from EU
 LIGHTSABER CONSTRUCTION
KYBER CRYSTALS PARTS OF A LIGHTSABER
Search Crystal Damage Saber Color • power cell
<15 roll again, if a crystal is found roll 2d6 subtracting 1 per Force Point, • hand grip
it is cracked, otherwise nothing! adding 1 per Dark Side Point • ignition plate
15 Kathracite 3D 1 Brilliant White • safety switch
18 3D+1 2 Violet • emitter matrix
21 3D+2 3 Deep Blue • power conduit
24 Relacite 4D 4 Teal • energy socket
27 4D+1 5 Blue • lens assembly
30 4D+2 6 Jedi’s Choice of Above • kyber focus crystal
33 Danite 5D 7 Jedi’s Choice of Below
36 5D+1 8 Green
39 5D+2 9 Lime
42 Mephite 6D 10 Golden
45 6D+1 11 Amber
48 6D+2 12 Flame
52 Pontite 7D 13+ Seething Red

ELEMENTS OF A LIGHTSABER
Saber Design: Cost: Build and Use: Notes:
True Lightsaber 1000cr Difficult 20 Traditional 1-handed design. Can contain up to 3 additional Features.
Crossguard Lightsaber 1500cr Very Difficult 25 +1D to Parry. Ancient design. Crossguard side vents do half damage. 2 Features.
Doubleblade Lightsaber 3000cr Heroic 30 2 Crystals required. 2-handed weapon. 5 Features.
Dueling Lightsaber 2000cr Very Difficult 25 Curved hilt. Harder to use but more responsive, granting +1D Damage. 3 Features.
Longhaft Lightsaber 2500cr Very Difficult 25 +1D Damage used 2-handed, -1D attack when 1-handed. 4 Features.
Shorthaft Lightsaber 1500cr Very Difficult 25 Can only be used 1-handed. Small handle and easily concealed. 2 Features.
Spinblade Lightsaber 3000cr Heroic 30 2 Crystals required. Spinning blades add +1D to parry and intimidation. 3 Features.
Twinblade Lightsaber 2500cr Heroic 30 2 Crystals required. Two parallel blades grant +2D Damage. 3 Features.
Ignition Types: Cost: Build Mod: Notes:
Standard Ignition — — Easy to activate, lightsaber remains on even when no longer held.
Double Click Ignition 100cr — Harder to activate as a safety mechanism; remains on even when no longer held.
Lock Ignition 100cr — Lightsaber ignites only when in presence of transmitter key.
Grip Ignition 500cr +5TN Lightsaber ignites only when firmly held.
Force Ignition 1000cr +10TN Lightsaber ignites only when firmly held by a Force Sensitive.
Features: Cost: Build Mod: Notes:
Aquatic Adaptation 250cr +5TN Normal lightsabers can’t function when fully submerged. Yours can.
Armored Hilt 500cr +5TN Minor protection against glancing blows, offers +1D Armor to strikes against hands.
Combicomp 1000cr +10TN Combines the lightsaber with the all the features of a combicomp.
Belt Clip 50cr — Secures lightsaber to belt. Does not count against total number of Features.
Blade Adjustor 500cr +5TN Alters the length of the blade, from max length to a minimum of 10cm.
Disguised Appearance 250cr — At first glance it doesn’t look like your typical lightsaber.
External Powersource 250cr +5TN Powerpack connected by cord to hilt. Increases number of possible Features by 3.
Forearm Mount 500cr +5TN Attaches 1-handed blade to armbrace. Frees hand for other items, but +5TN to use.
Hidden Compartment 500cr +5TN Hollow hilt enables storage of very small items, up to 10cm in length, 2cm wide.
Multipurpose Use item x2 +5/10TN Combined with a simple tool (+5TN), complex tool (+10N) or small weapon (+10TN).
Power Adjustor 250cr +5TN Alters the power output of the blade, enabling it to be set to Stun Damage.
Silenced Blade 750cr +10TN Sonic dampners reduce the standard hum to near total silence.
Socket Hilt 500cr +5TN Can be joined with other socket hilt lightsabers to form doubleblade lightsaber.
Spectral Deflector 250cr +5TN Can alter the lightsaber color one step either side of the standard for the crystal.
Translator Unit 250cr +5TN Cursory translator unit, adds +10 to checks to understand alien speech.
Trapped Hilt 750cr +5TN Requires User Scan. If held without permission does 5D dam.(can be set to stun).
User Scan 1000cr +5TN Scans wielder’s biometrics to identify (un)familiar users, can be set to bar ignition.
 BOUNTY HUNTERS: BOUNTY CLASSIFICATION
❏ MOST WANTED // 200,000cr+ ❏ SECTOR BOUNTIES // 3,000-50,000cr+
Issued By: Moff, Grand Moff, or Grand Admiral, subject to Issued By: Moff, Grand Moff, high ranking military officers, or
The Emperor’s appproval. planetary governors.
• Aggression Against Members of Imperial Armed Forces • Aiding and Abetting Known Criminals
• Conspiracy • Aggression Against Members of Imperial Armed Forces
• Destruction of Imperial Property • Bribery or Attempted Bribery of Imperial Official
• Flight to Avoid Imperial Persecution • Conspiracy
• Impersonation of Imperial Officials • Destruction of Imperial Property
• Obstruction of Imperial Authority • Flight to Avoid Imperial Persecution
• Sedition • Forgery
• Theft of Imperial Property • Impersonation of Imperial Officials
• Treason • Kidnapping
• High Treason • Murder of Imperial Government or Military Personnel
• Obstruction of Imperial Authority
❏ GALACTIC BOUNTIES // 50,000-100,000cr+ • Piracy
Issued By: Moff, Grand Moff, or Grand Admiral • Sedition
• Aggression Against Members of Imperial Armed Forces • Theft of Imperial Property
• Bribery or Attempted Bribery of Imperial Official • Transportation of Illegal Aliens
• Conspiracy • Transportation of Restricted Items
• Destruction of Imperial Property • Transportation of Stolen Goods
• Flight to Avoid Imperial Persecution • Unlawful Operation of a Starship
• Impersonation of Imperial Officials • Unlawful Possession of an Illegal Weapon
• Obstruction of Imperial Authority • Unlawful Use of an Illegal Weapon
• Piracy • Willful Destruction of Imperial Property
• Possession of a Cloaking Device • Unauthorized Review of Imperial Data Files
• Sedition • Violation of Imperial Customs Regulations
• Theft of Imperial Property
• Transportation of Restricted Items ❏ SYSTEM BOUNTIES // 1,000-25,000cr+
• Treason Issued By: Office of planetary governors, or high ranking officials.
• High Treason • Accomplice to Murder
• Assault of an Imperial Officer
❏ REGIONAL BOUNTIES // 20,000-75,000cr+ • Assault with Intent to Injure
Issued By: Moff, Grand Moff, or Grand Admiral • Breaking Into an Imperial Installation
• Aggression Against Members of Imperial Armed Forces • Breaking Out of an Imperial Installation
• Bribery or Attempted Bribery of Imperial Official • Jamming Imperial Communications
• Conspiracy • Kidnapping
• Destruction of Imperial Property • Murder
• Flight to Avoid Imperial Persecution • Operating an Illegally Modified Starship
• Impersonation of Imperial Officials • Smuggling
• Murder of Imperial Government or Military Personnel • Theft
• Obstruction of Imperial Authority
• Piracy ❏ LOCAL BOUNTIES // 500-15,000cr+
• Possession of a Cloaking Device Issued By: Heads of local government, or high ranking officials
• Sedition • Accomplice to Murder
• Theft of Imperial Property • Assault of an Imperial Officer
• Transportation of Illegal Aliens • Assault with Intent to Injure
• Transportation of Restricted Items • Breaking Into an Imperial Installation
• Treason • Breaking Out of an Imperial Installation
• Unlawful Operation of a Starship • Jamming Imperial Communications
• Unauthorized Review of Imperial Data Files • Kidnapping
• Violation of Imperial Customs Regulations • Murder
• Operating an Illegally Modified Starship
• Smuggling
• Theft
❏ CORPORATE BOUNTIES // 1,000-50,000cr+
Issued By: High ranking representatives of corporate entities ❏ PRIVATE BOUNTIES // 1,000-100,000cr+
• Assault on Corporate Employees Issued By: High ranking representatives of corporate entities
• Attempted Bribery or Bribery of Corporate Official • Assault on Corporate Employees
• Criminal Trespass • Attempted Bribery or Bribery of Corporate Official
• Deliberate Corruption of Corporate Data Resources • Criminal Trespass
• Destruction of Corporate Property • Deliberate Corruption of Corporate Data Resources
• Incitement to Commit Violence on Corporate Property • Destruction of Corporate Property
• Industrial Espionage • Incitement to Commit Violence on Corporate Property
• Industrial Sabotage • Industrial Espionage
• Illegal Assembly or Demonstration on Corporate Property • Industrial Sabotage
• Illegal Replication of Corporate Goods • Illegal Assembly or Demonstration on Corporate Property
• Illegal Transporation of Corporate Goods • Illegal Replication of Corporate Goods
• Kidnapping of Corporate Officials • Illegal Transporation of Corporate Goods
• Theft of Corporate Goods Valued in Excess of 10000cr • Kidnapping of Corporate Officials
• Unlawful Acquisition/Utilization of Corporate Data • Theft of Corporate Goods Valued in Excess of 10000cr
• Unlawful Acquisition of Corporate Services • Unlawful Acquisition/Utilization of Corporate Data
• Unlawful Duplication and/or Sale of Corporate Data • Unlawful Acquisition of Corporate Services
• Unlawful Duplication and/or Sale of Corporate Data

BOUNTY HUNTERS: LICENSES & PERMITS

❏ IMPERIAL ENFORCEMENT DATACORE (IEDC): Database of registered NOIR bounties, maintained by the IOCI. Access restricted to IPKL
holders, accessible through most local Imperial offices for a fee (25-100cr). The information provided only lists bounties registered within
the system.
❏ IMPERIAL PEACE KEEPER’S LICENSE (IPKL): Registration and permit of Bounty Hunting. 500cr, renewed annually.
❏ NOTICE OF IMPERIAL REMANDATION (NOIR): Offical Imperial sanction permitting the collection of an individual and the bounty they are
worth upon delivery. The NOIR is completed by the appropriate authority, submitted to the IOCI, and once registered with the IEDC the
hunting of the targeted individual can commence.
❏ TARGET PERMIT: License required to hunt a particular bounty. Fee averages out to 100cr per permit per month.
❏ TARGET PERMIT (SECTOR): Some sectors charge an additional fee to hunt within their jurisdiction. 0-10,000cr per month.
❏ TARGET PERMIT (SYSTEM): Some planetary systems charge an additional fee to hunt within their jurisdiction. 0-1000cr per month.
❏ TARGET PERMIT (CAPTURE): Some Hunts require capture before all permits have been acquired. Capture permits retroactively apply to
all required permits, but cost 500cr or 25% of the bounty (whichever is higher).

BOUNTY HUNTERS: CONTACTS

❏ EXPEDITORS: Liaisons between Bounty Hunters, the IOCI, Posting Agencies and Hunter Guilds. They provide all the necessary
administrative, bureaucratic, and finanical managerment of a Hunter’s business and wealth. Expeditors charge 3%-5% of any bounty for
their services.
❏ IMPERIAL OFFICE OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS (IOCI):
❏ POSTING AGENCIES: Third party organisations that provide a broader listing of bounties (usually covering all IOCI listed bounties across an
entire sector), active tracking and sightings of the target, additional background information on the target, and any information from
other hunters who have pursued the target. Posting Agencies charge 250cr per year for membership, as well as 50cr access fee per
bounty. Some Agencies are authorised to issue IPKLs and Target Permits, typically for an additional 25% of costs.
❏ ORIGINATOR: The authorised individual responsible for posting the bounty.
❏ RECEIVER: The duly appointed authority where the captured bounty is to be delivered. Only after the target (or their remains) have been
received by the authority, identified as the listed target and IOCI notified of the completion of the assignment will the hunter be paid for
 their services.

ENCOUNTERS: IMPERIAL FORCES

TYPE DEX KNO MEC PER STR TEC ARMOR SKILLS, WEAPONS OR NOTES.
Stormtrooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +1D/-1D Blaster 3D (4D Dam, 20% do 5D Dam
with Rifle), Brawl 3D,
Dodge 2D
Death Trooper 3D 3D 3D 3D 3D
3D +2D/-1D Blaster 6D (5D+2 Dam), Brawl 5D,
Demolitions 4D, Dodge 5D, Grenade 4D (6D), Search 4D, Survival 4D
Ground Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +2/— Blaster 3D (4D Dam, 20% do 5D Dam
with Rifle), Brawl 3D,
Dodge 2D
Gunner Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +1D/-1D Blaster 4D (5D Dam), Brawl 3D, Dodge
2D, Grenade 3D (5D Dam area), Heavy Weapons 4D (7D Dam).
Jump Trooper 2D 2D 3D 2D 2D
2D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawl 4D, Dodge
3D, Pilot: Jetpack 4D.
Medic Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
3D +2/— Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Brawl 3D, Dodge
3D, Medicine 4D
Mud Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +2/— Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Brawl 3D, Dodge
2D, Search 3D, Survival 3D
Navy Officer 2D 2D 3D 3D 2D
2D —/— Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Command 5D,
Planets 3D, Sensors 4D
Navy Gunner 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +1/— Blaster 3D (4D Dam, 20% do 5D Dam
with Rifle), Dodge 3D, Planets 3D, Vehicle Weapons 4D
Patrol Trooper 2D 2D 3D 2D 2D
2D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Dodge 4D, Pilot:
Repulsor 4D, Search 3D.
Rad Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
3D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawl 4D, Dodge
3D, Survival 4D. Immune to radiation damage
Ranger Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
3D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawl 4D, Dodge
3D, Search 3D, Survival 4D. Mech boots. Immune to cold.
Riot Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +1D/-1D Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Brawl 3D,
Command 3D, Dodge 2D, Melee 3D (4D Stun)
Sand Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +2D/-1D Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Brawl 3D, Dodge
2D, Search 3D, Survival 4D
Scout Trooper 2D 2D 3D 2D 2D
2D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawling 3D,
Dodge 4D, Pilot: Repulsor 4D
Sea Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 3D
2D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Dodge 4D,
Harpoon 4D (3D Dam), Swimming 5D. Breathe underwater
Shadow Trooper 3D 2D 2D 3D 2D
2D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawling 3D,
Dodge 4D, Stealth 4D,
Security 4D.
Shore Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 3D
2D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawling 4D,
Dodge 4D, Swimming 5D. Breathe underwater.
Snow Trooper 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D
2D +1D/-1D Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Brawl 3D, Dodge
2D, Search 3D, Survival 4D
Tank Trooper 2D 2D 3D 2D 2D
2D +1D/-1D Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Brawling 3D,
Pilot: Tank 4D, Repulsor Tech 3D, Vehicle Weapons 3D,
TIE Pilot 2D+1 2D 3D 3D 2D+2 2D
+2/— Blaster 3D (4D Dam), Dodge 3D, Pilot: Starship
5D, Sensors 4D, Starship Tech 3D, Vehicle Weapons 3D
 ENCOUNTERS: SCUM & VILLAINY
TYPE DEX KNO MEC PER STR TEC ARMOR SKILLS, WEAPONS OR NOTES.

Civilian 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D —/ — Two skills 4D.

Assassin 2D+1 2D 1D 2D 3D 1D+2 —/ — Blaster 4D+1 (5D Dam), Dodge 5D+1, Melee 3D+1 (4D Dam),
Search 4D, Stealth 5D
Bounty Hunter 3D 1D+2 1D+2 2D 2D+2 1D +2/— Blaster 4D (4D Dam), Brawl 3D+2, Dodge 4D, Melee 4D (4D+2
Dam), Search 3D, Stealth 3D, Streetwise 2D+2
Con Artist 2D+2 2D 1D 3D 2D 1D+1 —/ — Con 5D, Dodge 4D+2, Search 4D, Steal 3D+2, Streetwise 3D
Crime Lord 2D 3D 1D 2D+2 2D+1 1D —/ — Con 3D+2, Cultures 4D, Intimidate 4D+1, Streetwise 5D
Dandy 2D 3D 1D 3D 2D 1D —/ — Con 4D, Cultures 5D, Gamble 4D, Languages 4D, Streetwise
4D, Stamina 3D
Dealer 1D 3D 1D+2 3D 1D 2D+1 —/ — Bargain 5D, Con 5D, Cultures 4D, Dodge 2D, Streetwise 4D
Enforcer 2D+1 2D 1D 2D 3D 1D+2 —/ — Blaster 4D+1 (4D Dam), Brawl 5D, Dodge 4D+1, Intimidate
5D, Melee 4D+1 (4D Dam), Streetwise 3D
Gambler 2D 2D+2 1D 3D 2D+1 1D —/ — Con 4D, Dodge 3D, Gamble 5D, Search 4D, Streetwise 4D+2
Gladiator 2D+2 1D 1D+1 2D+2 3D 1D+1 +2/— Dodge 4D+2, Brawl 5D, Intimidate 4D, Melee 5D (5D Dam),
Streetwise 2D
Gunslinger 3D 1D 1D+2 2D+2 2D 1D+2 —/ — Blaster 5D (5D Dam), Dodge 4D, Intimidate 4D, Search 4D,
Stealth 3D, Streetwise 2D
Mercenary 2D+2 1D+2 1D+2 1D+1 2D+2 2D +2/— Bargain 3D+1, Blaster 4D+2 (4D Dam), Dodge 3D+2, Melee
3D+2 (4D Dam), Search 2D+1
Navigator 1D+1 2D+2 3D 2D+1 1D+2 2D —/ — Aliens 3D+2, Astrogation 5D, Pilot 4D, Planets 4D+2, Search
3D+1
Pickpocket 2D+2 1D+2 2D 2D+2 1D+1 1D+2 —/ — Brawl 2D+1, Dodge 4D+2, Search 3D+2, Steal 4D+2, Stealth
3D+2, Streetwise 3D+2
Pilot 2D 1D 3D 2D 2D 2D —/ — Astrogation 4D, Blaster 3D (3D Dam), Pilot 5D, Search 3D,
Starship Repair 3D, Vehicle Weapons 4D
Racer 2D+1 1D 3D 1D+2 1D+1 2D+2 —/ — Pilot: Repulsors 5D, Search 3D+2, Gamble 2D+2, Repulsor
Repair 4D+2
Scavenger 2D 2D 1D 3D 1D+2 2D+1 —/ — Bargain 4D, Dodge 3D, Search 5D, Stealth 4D, Streetwise 3D,
one Tech Repair 3D+1
Security Guard 2D+1 2D 1D 2D+2 2D+2 1D+1 +1D/ -1D Blaster 3D+1 (4D Stun), Dodge 3D+1, Intimidate 4D+2, Melee
3D+2 (4D Dam), Search 3D+2, Streetwise 3D
Seducer 2D+2 2D 1D 3D 2D+1 1D —/ — Con 4D, Cultures 3D, Perform 5D, Search 4D, Steal 3D+2,
Streetwise 3D
Slicer 1D+2 2D+2 1D 2D+2 1D 3D —/ — Blaster 2D+2 (3D Dam), Computers 5D, Droids 4D, Security
5D, Sensors 2D, Streetwise 3D+2
Smuggler 2D+1 1D+1 2D+2 2D 2D 1D+2 —/ — Blaster 3D+1 (4D Dam), Con 4D, Pilot 3D+1, Security 2D+2,
Streetwise 3D+1
Spy 2D+1 2D+1 1D 3D 2D 1D+1 —/ — Blaster 3D+1 (3D Dam), Stealth 4D, Search 5D, Security 2D+2,
Steal 3D+1 Streetwise 4D
Street Doc 2D 2D 1D 3D 1D 3D —/ — Aliens 3D, Medicine 5D, Search 4D, Sensors 3D, Streetwise
3D
Tech Head 1D 2D+2 2D+2 1D+1 1D+1 3D —/ — Computers 4D, Droids 5D, Repulsors 5D, Security 4D,
Streetwise 3D+2
Thug 2D+1 2D 1D 2D 3D 1D+2 —/ — Blaster 3D+1 (4D Dam), Brawl 4D, Dodge 3D+1, Intimidate
4D Melee 3D+1 (4D Dam), Streetwise 3D
 ENCOUNTERS: CHARACTER MODIFIERS
QUALITY: Bonus: Cost to Hire/Day:
Pro increase key skills (marked in bold) by 1D. Base Service x 5

ENCOUNTERS: MODIFIERS
Expert increase key skills (marked in bold) by 2D. Base Service x 10
Veteran increase attributes by 1D, key skills by 2D, all other listed skills by 1D. Base Service x 50
Master increase attributes by 1D, key skills
by 3D, all other listed skills by 2D. Base Service x
100
Legend increase attributes by 1D, key skills
by 4D, all other listed skills by 3D. Who knows?

LEADERSHIP: (Imperial Army, Imperial Navy, Imperial Starfighter) Bonus: Cost to Hire/Day:
Sergeant Lieutenant Flight Officer
increase Command by 1D. Total
cost x 2
Captain Commander Squad Leader
increase Command by 2D. Total
cost x 5
Major Captain Wing Cmndr
increase Command by 3D. Total
cost x 10
Colonel Commodore Commodore
increase Command by 4D. Total
cost x 25
General Admiral Marshall
increase Command by 5D. Total
cost x 50

ALTERED STATES: Bonus: Penalty: Cost to Acquire:

Drunk +1 Str, +1D vs Fear -1D Dex, -1D Mec, -1D Per 10-50
High +1D Per -1D Dex, -1D Mec, -1D Tec 100-250
Jacked +1D Tec -1D Dex, -1D Per 50-100
Juiced +1D Str, +1D vs Fear -1D Kno, Difficulty to Command +10TN 250-500
Spiced +1D Astrogation -1D Dex, -1D Str 50-100
Stimmed +1D Dex, +1D Pilot -1D Kno, -1D Tec 250-500
 EQUIPMENT: STARTING SHIPS

TYPE:
Craft:
Manufacturer:
Scale:
Length:
Capacity:
Cost:
PERSONNEL:
Crew:
Passengers:
Consumables:
FEATURES:
ENGINES:
Speed:
Maneuver:
Hyperdrive:
Nav Computer:
Backup:
SENSORS:
Passive:
Scan:
Search:
Focus:
Counters:
DEFENSE:
Hull:
Shields:
WEAPONS:
Weapon 1:
- Arc:
- Range/Track:
- Fire Control:
- Damage:
Weapon 2:
- Arc:
- Range/Track:
- Fire Control:
- Damage:
Weapon 3:
- Arc:
- Range/Track:
- Fire Control:
- Damage:
 TECHNOLOGY IN THE STAR WARS GALAXY
One of the stumbling blocks some players have in Star Wars games is getting a grasp on what technology is available. There seem to be many
differing levels of technology displayed in the films, and the technology sometimes matches our own, often surpasses it, and ocassionally
seems to be way behind. Why is it like that, and what tech can their character get their hands on?

The real world answer is that the technology in each film is dependant on which era the film was made in; ideas we take for granted today
such as mobile phones and the internet were still being theorised and prototyped in the 70s when the original movies were being made.
Additionally the technological limitations on cinematography and special effects also plays a major influence on the technology shown.
Massive space battles? Hard work but doable. Full color communications displays? Won’t look crash hot, so let’s deliberately degrade it and
make it all blue with transmission lines through it, that’s better. Galaxy-spanning network of information accessible by anyone with a
computer and a satellite connection? Erm, what is “holonet?”

That’s the practical reasons for the tech we see in the films. What’s more fun creatively is to come up with reasons for the technological
disparity within the setting itself, and I’ll address that shortly.

As for what technology is available to the characters to use? Just like our world today, it depends a lot on where you’re from, who you know,
who you work for, and how much cash you have. The vast majority of our world is born into poverty, and few will have access to technology
that’s much different to what their parents or grandparents had. As technology slowly becomes more readily available,

What is more fun creatively is to come up with reasons for the technological disparity within the setting itself.

Depending on when your Star Wars game is set, the galaxy has been in a state of warfare for one or more generations. During times of
conflict there are great technological advances, but these are in areas that pertain specifically to waging and winning war. The technology is
hoarded by the military and the elite. Only in later times of peace do these technological gains filter down into the main population.