Star Wars

[Manah]

NEW ACTIONS

New Melee Combat Options (See CORE RULES thread)

• Deflect Projectiles (+1w; You receive a +2 sitmod to catch projectiles thrown at you. If your played stones in the action match the attacker's stones, you deflect the projectile without damage. If user also has Lightsaber Proficiency and is wielding such a weapon, can also deflect blaster bolts, but does not get the +2 sitmod.)
• Redirect Shot (+1w; If, while using Deflect Projectiles option with a lightsaber against energy bolts or Force Lightning, your stones exceed the foe's attack by 2 stones or more, you can redirect the attack against them or another target within 10 yards of them at the same intensity as the original attack, +1 stone per stone by which one exceeds their attacker's stones +2.)

New Telepathy Options

• Force Trick (+1; Atk VS Int+Mental Defense; if successful, can basically tell a person to do, believe, act or perceive things the way the Force User desires, although a victim will not do anything fundamentally against their personal morals. Additionally, this is useless against stronger minds, and only works against individuals with no more than 1/3 of the Force User's Use the Force's AN, rounded up, in Intelligence, Iron Will or Mental Defense.)
• Mental Bolt (As the base option, but only the Stun option is considered neutral. Actively harming the mind of a living being is considered a power of the Dark Side.)
• Empathic Projection (Likewise, as the base Option, but only considered Neutral to imbue people with positive or neutral emotions such as peace, happiness, calm, and so on. Causing a person to experience fear, hatred, despair, anger and the like are considered a Dark Side power effect.)
• Beast Trick (+1; As Project Thoughts/Control others, Only works on non-sentient beasts and animals; while it allows full control like the Dark Side power Project thoughts/Control others does, it is considered a simple neutral use of the Force since beasts have no actual sentience and only act on instinct, thus not robbing them of their free will as they have none.)
• Farseeing (+2; As Clairvoyance, May only perceive the present and the future, May see through time regardless of physical proximity.)
• Induce Madness (+2; As Atk VS Int+Mental Defense; to cause mental instability for a Duration of 1 hour/red stone of damage, causing a -1 negative sitmod for all Mental Actions, including Use the Force, for said Duration. The effect is cumulative with other such mental assault, both in effect and Duration, possibly requiring days to recover. If a victim suffers enough sitmods to equal their Int+Mental Defense total, they will develop a permanent -1 Psychological challenge of the GM's choice. If the torture continues, the victim's negative sitmods can't worsen, but every time they would have taken some equal to their Intelligence, the challenge will either worsen by 1, or they will gain another one. Needless to say, this is a Dark Side power through and through. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Drain Knowledge (+4; An Atk VS Int+Mental Defense; Acts as Energy Drain on the victim, but in addition allows the Force user to literally drain knowledge from them. Each White stone of 'Damage' can drain 1 AN of a Knowledge based action such as Technology, General Knowledge and so on, robbing the victim of it and adding it to the Force User if their own score is lower (otherwise the original owner simply loses it without gain for the attacker). Drain Knowledge also grants the attacker the memories of the victim, making it an excruciatingly traumatizing and painful interrogation tool for the Dark Side. Must buy Read recent memories by touch first. Must have Use the Force at AN 7 to buy.)

Astrogation
CL = AN+0

DESCRIPTION
This action is simply a person's skill and experience at making precise calculations in order to follow safe Hyperspace routes and not end up crashing into mass shadows or otherwise turning one's ship into cosmic dust. Of course, one can always try and rely on their ship's navicomputer, or possibly a droid, to save the day... but the moment when a navicomputer is damaged and the droid is not on-board while you're trying to make that life-saving Hyperspace jump and an enemy ship tries to gun you down, you will be happy to have been able to do it yourself. On the other hand, a navicomputer or droid are usually faster, so while an option, one still has to pick the best.

OPTIONS

• Instant Calculation (+1; this can usually only be picked by droids, or Navicomputer A.Is, allowing Astrogation calculations to take but a single panel as opposed to the time it takes for a person to do it themselves. Other possibilities would be cybernetic implants in the brain, or perhaps an Intelligence of 7 or more.)
• Superior Calculation (+2; while most people prefer to stick to the safety of the regular lanes, you have a knack for finding a more direct path which many would consider crazy, yet ends up allowing you to make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs. Traveling from one point to the other in the Galaxy actually takes 4/5 of the normal time for you, and you're pretty hard to follow, as few people would dare to make the same jumps... or succeed doing them.)

COMMENTS
Most people do rely on droids and navicomputers, though, It's just an additional skill more experienced pilots tend to pick up over time. Still, best have all the cards than some, no?

Rules for Action Box

• The user's skill at performing calculations for an Hyperdive Jump.
• Intelligence Bonus
• Stones VS Resistance depending on how distant the target location is,
  and how difficult the path to get there is.
• (Insert options)

Demolition
CL = AN+0

DESCRIPTION
This Action is a more focused version of Technology just like Computers is, except that its focus is setting up properly, arming, disarming, and blowing stuff up, via use of explosives. Be it detonite, explosive charges, explosive chemicals, grenades, mines or thermal detonators, a person with this action knows how to best make use of it all, and where not to stand when one blows up if they wish to finish the day with as many body parts as they started with. Or at least, have all of them still be connected. Sure, anyone knows how to press the switch on a thermal detonator, but the skilled demolitionist knows if, when, how best to, and when not to do it better than said anyone. Also serves as a knowledge-like action when it's about things that go boom.

COMMENTS
For those wannabe saboteurs out there, or simply for people who like explosions too much.

Rules for Action Box

• Skill at handling, setting, arming and disarming explosives, as well as knowledge of them.
• Intelligence Bonus
• Stones VS Resistance, the more the better.

Use the Force
CL = AN + Options

DESCRIPTION
This action is the bread and butter of Force Users like Jedi and Sith. It represents such a user's ability to sense, control and alter the world around them via their willpower, and their connection and mastery of the Force. It a very powerful action, but in turn, ends up very costly should one try to master it. Likewise, Force Users usually have less time and energy to devote to other skills and tend to be less talented in other areas. Still, in the hands of a Master, it can shake the Galaxy just like the greatest diplomat, strategist or pilot can. This Action cannot be bought at an AN higher than twice the character's Midi-Chlorian MN, and one can only purchase up to 2x this Action's AN options at any one time until they reach their max AN, and several Options have a base AN requirement to even be bought. Additionally, it automatically starts with the 'Tiresome' disadvantage (-1), which must be bought off to get rid of it, due to the effort an untrained user has to put out to accomplish the smallest of things. NOTE: Dark Side options identified as 'Sith Sorcery' require special training/knowledge by a fellow Sith Sorceror, use of a Sith Holocron with the necessary knowledge on it, or meditation in a location very strong in the Dark Side in order to learn. 

BASE USES
At AN 1, without any Option, a user gains access to the following effects right from the start:

• Force Trance (A trained Force User is able to enter a Force Trance for 4 hours per stone spent up to AN. The user is fully aware of their surroundings during the trance, heals 1w of Health every two hours, can go for 10 times as long without food or water while it lasts, and will be as rested as after 8 hours of sleep after 4 hours of trance.)
• Move Object (Even without the Force Telekinesis option, all Force Users can move an object weighing up to 5 kilos by spending 1 stone into this action.)
• Search One's Feelings (Stones VS Resistance to sense how positive or negative the results of a given action can be. Difficulty will be higher based on how obscure, distant in range or time the results of the action will be.)
• Sense Force (Stones VS Resistance to sense certain things through the Force, such as the powerful Dark Side in an area, the death of millions on a distant planet, or a close friend being in danger, among other possibilities. More obvious, or more closely linked events to the user have a lower Difficulty.)
• Force Stealth (Basically a defensive, self-focused response to Sense Force, allowing a Force User to attempt to hide one's presence in the Force. Interestingly enough, a weaker Force user is harder to detect normally with the Force, whereas a stronger one shines like a beacon of light in the darkness, however the latter is better at hiding said light when they try. Luckily, Force Users can sense when others attempt to sense them, allowing sort of a Limited Prescience to activate this effect when they feel like someone is attempting to sense their presence in the Force.)
• Sense Surroundings (For 1 stone per AN, may sense one's surroundings despite blindness, pure darkness and cover as per a Sonar Sense Modifier. Can be maintained for 1 stone per panel.)
• Thought-Cast (May connect to a willing, distant being's mind by paying 1 stone for same planet/3 stones for same system/5 stones for same quadrant of the Galaxy/7 stones for another quadrant, allowing the user to exchange emotions, or a couple of words - literally, no more than 2 - with the being to warn/help them or whatnot.)

NEUTRAL OPTIONS

• Intelligence Bonus (+2 CL; Adds an Int.bonus to the Action. Must have Use the Force at AN 3 to buy.)
• Force Telekinesis (+1 CL; +1 to add a Wpn.modifier. As Telekinesis, may lift weight on Force Telekinesis row of D&R chart.)
• Force Psychokinesis (+3; as Force Telekinesis, but can lift up to stones played in Weight, not limited to AN. +1 CL to add a Weapon modifier; if one was already bought with Telekinesis, it carries over. Must buy, and replaces, Force Telekinesis first. Must have Use the Force at AN 8 to buy.)
• Force Whirlwind (+2 CL; as Force Telekinesis, but Area Effect of Half AN rounded up, may Increase with stones. Must buy Force Telekinesis first. Mut have Use the Force at AN 4 to buy.)
• Force Speed (+1 CL; Pay for effect - up to half AN rounded up - and Duration in panels, to increase Speed and/or Ref.Dodge.)
• Force Jump (+1 CL; Pay for effect - up to half AN rounded up - and Duration in panels, to gain a modifier to normal Leaping capabilities.)
• Force Shield (+2 CL; As Force Field at up to AN. Must buy Force Telekinesis first.)
• Force Cloak (+2 CL; As Invisiblity at AN; Useless against Force Users with a higher Use the Force AN. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Phase (+2; As Phase Shift for up to AN panels. Resistance, starting at 1, must be paid every panel, requiring an action to maintain, and increasing by 1 every panel, requiring just as many panels of rest before being able to use it again. Cannot phase others with self. Attacking or using the Force while shifted immediately materializes the user physically. Finally, unlike base MURPG Phase Shifting, some Force-based attacks can harm a Phased Force user. Must have Use the Force at AN 7 to buy.)
• Empowerment (+2 CL; May combine up to AN with another Force User's Use the Force action. Does not stack; only one Force User may empower another at any given time.)
• Breath Control (+1 CL; Can survive without breathing for extended periods of time; simply pays for Duration on the D&R chart, up to half AN, rounded up. After which, the user must breathe normally for 10 minutes before using again.)
• Force Sight (+1 CL; May use this power to 'perceive' one's environment through the Force. As per Enhanced Vision at Stones played, must pay 1 more stone per additional option. Must pay 1 stone per panel to maintain.)
• Force Flight (+2 CL; Allows Flight at up to 1/2 AN, rounded up. Musy buy Force Telekinesis first. Must have Use the Force at AN 8 to buy.)
• Telepathy (+1 CL; As the Action, must pay for additional options as usual. Some options are considered as either Light or Dark Side, but the following are Neutral: Illusions, Force Trick, Beast Trick, Farseeing (See new options for Telepathy), Create Links with others, Telepathic Communications, Mental Bolts, Empathy, Psychometry, Read recent memories by touch, Hear the voices of spirits and the dead, Swap Minds, Astral Projection, Empathic Projection. NOTE: Subtle Commands and Mental Block are not available; they are replaced by Force Trick and Sever Force, the latter being a Light Force power. Swap Minds option requires to have Use the Force at AN 6 to buy.)
• Ionize (+2 CL; As Atk VS A.I+Hacking Defense, Area Attack; 2x damage, Stun only, Will disable if more than 2x Dur stun damage is caused; Only usable against droids or electromagnetic devices.)
• Technometry (+2 CL; Atk VS A.I+Hacking Defense; Acts as Project thoughts/control others VS droids and electromagnetic devices. Must buy Ionize first.)
• Drain Energy (+1 CL; Stones VS Resistance to drain the energy out of an electromagnetic device, be it a power pack, battery or power generator.)
• Energy Resistance (+1 CL; May gain bonuses in Energy Defense by paying stones of effect of up to Half AN rounded up, for a duration of 1 minute/stone of Duration paid.)
• Negate Energy (+2 CL; As Energy Absorption at AN (not doubled), but must use an Action; Requires hand gestures. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Rebuke Energy (+2 CL; As Negate Energy, but can redirect attack if one's Energy Absorption beats the attack's AN by 2 or more. Must buy Negate Energy first. Must have Use the Force at AN 7 to buy.)
• Force Ace (+2; allows user to spend stones in Use the Force up to AN to add to their Vehicle Operations action. Must buy Force Sight first. Must have Use the Force at AN 5.)
• Malacia (+2 CL; Atk VS Int+Force Defense to cause 2x Damage, Stun damage only; paralyze for 1 panel/white stone of damage, or even put a victim in a coma, paying for the effect and Duration on the D&R chart. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Pyrokinesis (+2 CL; As Mastery of Fire, Create/Manipulate, Force Blast - 2x damage, Sets flammable objects on fire. Must have Use the Force at AN 4 to buy.)
• Cryokinesis (+3 CL; As Mastery of Cold/Ice, Create/Manipulate, Force Blast - Normal and Stun damage OR Atk VS Dur to freeze solid. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Force Call (+3 CL; stones played as Area effect of up to AN to let out a call to all Force sensitive beings in said area in a single, powerful shout that echoes through the Force, allowing said individuals to sense the user's location and find themselves drawn to it if the user's stones played exceed the targets' Int+Force Defense. At the user's discretion, the call can resonate only with the Light, or the Dark Side of the Force specifically. Must buy Telepathy with Telepathic communications and Create links with others first. Must have Use the Force at AN 9 to buy.)
• Battle Meditation (+4 CL; allows user to generate a bonus for all allies', and a malus for all enemies', actions of +1/-1 per 4 ANs in Use the Force, stones played acting as Area effect, in a known conflict (one cannot just activate it to help allies regardless of what they are doing). To activate, the user must enter a Force Trance in order to connect to the minds of all those people without interference, although for +1 CL, the user can actually move around and perform simple actions and discussions without the trance and still maintain the connection. Must buy Telepathy with Telepathic communications and Create links with others first. Must have Use the Force at AN 8 to buy.)
• Feel The Force (+1-2 CL; Adds Half this action's AN, rounded up, for 1 CL, or full AN for 2 CL to Energy Regeneration per panel)

LIGHT SIDE OPTIONS

• Force Light (+2 CL; As Force Blast, Area effect 3 centered on but excluding self, No Damage VS Lightsiders, Stun damage only VS Neutrals, 2x damage VS Darksiders, 3x damage against Dark Side spirits or creatures infused with the power of the Dark Side since birth. Must have Use the Force at AN 6 to use.)
• Safeguard (+1 CL; By paying for Effect up to Half AN rounded up, and for Duration of 1 panel/stone, the user adds this power's effect to an Ally/innocent's defense for the Duration, at the cost of taking -1 to their Use the Force action per person so protected for the Duration.)
• Inspire (+1 CL; By paying 3 stones of Effect, and 1 stone/additional person after the first, and 1 stone/hour of duration, both up to AN, user renders self and/or allies Immune to Fear for the Duration. Must have Use the Force at AN 4 to buy.)
• Force Valor (+3; As Metamorphosis at half AN rounded up; may only use to improve Physical Abilities/Actions/Modifiers AN/MNs. No change in appearance. Transformation occurs on the same panel. Must pay stones to maintain. May only use to defend oneself or to protect others, never for offense. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Force Healing (+1 CL; As Magical Healing)
• Force Resistance (+2 CL; By paying for Effect, up to Half AN rounded up, 1 stone/person and 1 minute/stone of Duration, adds Effect to Force Defense.)
• Telepathy Options (Repair Minds)
• Sever Force (+4 CL; A powerful technique, allowing a user to sever a Darksider's connection to the Force. Acts as Atk VS Dur+Force Defense, Deals no damage, Each white stone of 'damage' will cause a -1 to the victim's Use the Force action for a Duration of 1 hour per white stone of damage. The damage and duration are cumulative. If the AN is lowered to 0 via this action's use, the victim's connection is severed more or less permanently, making this action unusable for a Duration of the Attacker's Use the Force AN on the D&R chart. Unusable on non-Darksiders. Must have Use the Force at AN 8 to buy.)

DARK SIDE OPTIONS

• Force Lightning (+1 CL; As Force Blast; 2x damage, Normal and Stun damage, Area attack, Range 3)
• Force Thunderstorm (+2 CL; as Force Lightning, but Area Effect of Half AN rounded up, may spend stones to increase up to full AN. Must buy Force Lightning first. Must have Use the Force at AN 4 to buy.)
• Force Storm (+6 CL; As Force Blast, Atk VS Durability, 3x damage, Area effect of up to AN, Causes massive collateral damage, Range 10. Every time this power is used, there is a 10% risk of losing control of the power, and being consumed by the hyperspace wormhole created by it along with everything else. Must buy Force Lightning, Force Thunderstorm, Force Blast, Force Destruction first. Must have Use the Force at AN 12 to buy.)
• Force Grip/Choke (+2 CL; As Force Blast; Attack VS Durability and Force Defense, deals either Normal and Stun damage OR Stun damage only, also Stuns victim for 1 panel. Must buy Force Telekinesis first. Must have Use the Force at AN 4 to buy.)
• Force Crush (+3 CL; As Force Grip/Choke, but 3x damage, Normal and Stun damage. Must buy Force Telekinesis, and Force Grip/Choke first. Must have Use the Force at AN 7 to buy.)
• Telepathy Options (Project thoughts/control others, Generate pain by touch, Possession, Drain Knowledge, Induce Madness, Edit Memories. Induce Madness and Possession require to have a Use the Force AN of 5 and 7, respectively, to buy.)
• Fear (+1 CL; As the Action)
• Terror (+2 CL; As Fear, but with Area Effect of Half AN, rounded up, May spend stones to increase. Must buy Fear first. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Memory Walk (+2 CL; Atk VS Int+Force Defense; Victim is submerged by a vivid vision of their most horrible memories, and is Stunned for 1 panel/3 stones of 'damage'. If a target has a Use the Force action of at least 1 AN lower than the attacker, they may move normally, but take a -2 to all actions due to the horrible vision. Must buy Fear and Terror first. Must have Use the Force at AN 7 to buy.)
• Force Rage (+4 CL; As Metamorphosis at AN; may only use to improve Physical Abilities/Actions/Modifiers AN/MNs. No change in appearance. Transformation occurs on the same panel. Must pay to maintain. Must have Use the Force at AN 6 to buy. If used three times without 24 hours of rest between the three uses, will cause user to develop a negative Psychological, Antisocial Tendencies or Covetous Challenge of -1. This drawback is cumulative; further excessive uses can either increase this existing challenge or add a new one.)
• Drain Lifeforce (+2 CL; As Improved Drain Energy OR Force Blast; Normal damage, Heals user of 1w per 3w stones of damage inflicted, minimum of 1w; Range 2. Must have Use the Force at AN 5 to buy.)
• Lifeforce Vortex (+3 CL; As Drain Lifeforce, but Area Effect of up to AN centered on but excluding self. Must buy Drain Lifeforce First. Must have Use the Force at AN 8 to buy. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power. User gains Challenge 'Death Factor' (-2; must drain 3 stones of energy/1w of Health per day or take 1w of damage which can't heal until energy is drained.))
• Force Blast (+2 CL; 2x damage, AP, Area attack, Ignores Hardness of objects, Automatically causes collateral damage, Range 4. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power.)
• Force Destruction (+3 CL; 2x damage, AP, Normal and Stun damage, 3x damage VS Good/Light beings, Can affect Phase shifted/Intangible creatures, Range 4. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power. Must buy Force Blast first. Must have Use the Force at AN 6 to buy.)
• Dark Side Healing (+1 CL; As Magical Healing; also, acts as an Attack VS Intelligence to trigger/increase the intensity of negative emotions when used on others. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power.)
• Necromancy (+3 CL; Allows user to raise the dead into zombies/skeletons animated by Dark Side energy, up to 2x AN such undead, Summon Dark Side constructs as per Summoning, or summon actual Dark Side spirits... although the latter two are incredibly dangerous. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power. Must have Use the Force at AN 3 to raise the dead, AN 5 to bring forth Dark Side constructs, and AN 7 to summon Dark Side spirits.)
• Supernova (+6 CL; An incredibly dangerous power, allowing to rip out the core of a star and make it explode, causing a supernova that will then destroy an entire Solar system. The resulting explosion takes 10 panels to take effect. As Force Blast, 3x damage, Attack VS Durability, Ignores Hardness of objects; Area effect of Range 16 area. May only use on a star in one's current star system's location. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power. Must have Use the Force at AN 10 to buy.)
• Transfer Essence (+5 CL; As a Mental Attack VS Intelligence+Mental Defense+Force Defense; success means the victim's soul and mind are kicked out and the body is possessed by the user, with her own body disintegrating in the attempt... allowing for 'eternal life'. The possessed body will regain its new owner's physical powers and abilities at a rate of 1 AN per day up to his former levels, if stronger than the new base body. Requires vocal components and hand gestures. Sith Sorcery power. Must buy Telepathy with Possession option first. Must have Use the Force at AN 9 to buy.)

Disadvantages
For all their power and their superhuman abilities, Force Users have to deal with various disadvantages normal people don't have to worry about on a daily basis. Some of those depend on how experienced as Force Users they are, others may depend on their actions, morality and ethics. At any rate, they serve as a reminder that playing with such primal forces can be dangerous to one who isn't careful.

• All Force Users who progress enough in this Action develop a Challenge of -1 per 3 ANs, up to a maximum of -3: Force Connection (-1 to -3; should the Force User ever lose their connection to the Force for any reason or Duration, they will also suffer this Challenge value as a penalty to all Actions for the Duration, or until one Week per -1 has passed, whichever comes first, due to Force Users relying heavily on the Force for everything they do. If their connection to the Force ever returns, this Challenge will still apply in full force should they lose it again.)
• Force Users who frequently/irresponsibly make use of Dark Side powers, or who use the Force to do evil, will slowly become corrupted by the Dark Side, slowly adding a 'Corruption (-1 to -5)' challenge that will grow with time and usage. Corruption can be reduced only via achieving redemption, GM's call, or being severed from one's connection with the Force for an extended period of time, namely 1 week per -1.)
• Reaching a Corruption of -3 will begin to have an effect on the Force User's appearance, although it will be minor at that point. The skin will seem paler, and the user's eyes and face will seem more tired, rarely displaying a smile. However, the effects will downgrade to an actual Looking non-human -1 at Corruption -4, with the skin going even paler and gray-ish, and Looking non-human -2 at Corruption -5, where the user's eyes will turn an inhuman yellow, their greyin skin displaying black veins beneath the surface as the Dark Side corruption seeps in. Effects may vary with species, but always give one a creepier, darker, evil, possibly angry look. Effects may revert to Looking non-human -1 through redemption or a lost connection to the Force for long enough, but it will never fully go away, as one cannot simply erase the scars of the Dark Side.)
• Finally, at Corruption -4 and worse, the user officially becomes a Darksider, with a challenge of the same name (-2; the user's affinity with the Dark Side makes them less skilled at using the Light Side. Because of this, they receive a -2 sit.mod for every use of Light Force powers and Telepathy [Repair Minds] from their Use the Force action.) This Challenge can be lost if the user's Corruption falls below 4 through the usual methods.

COMMENTS
A very strong power, as is to be expected, which however comes at a price. This action will likely become the most stones/LoEs-hungry action of most serious Force User, which means they will have fewer stones/LoEs for everything else. Additionally, Force Users have to worry about a bunch of things non-users will never have to worry about, such as detection by other Force Users, the always present threat of Dark Side corruption and a crippling weakness to one of the cutest creatures in the Galaxy... the Ysalamiri.

Rules for Action Box

• Control, alter and sense the world around you with the Force.
• Can't buy at an AN higher than 2x the character's Midi-Chlorian MN
• Can only purchase up to 2x this Action's AN options at any one time until max AN
• Base Uses (Force Trance, Move Objects, Search One's Feelings, Sense Force, Sense Surroundings, Thought-Cast)
• Automatically comes with Tiresome Disadvantage (-1), which must be bought off to get rid of it
• User must be wary of Corruption from the Dark Side
• (Insert Options)

[Manah]

NEW MODIFIERS

Friends in Low Places
CL = MN+0

DESCRIPTION
Whereas the wealthy and powerful have resources and wealth to cover this and more, some people, perhaps less prestigious, less interested in publicity and fame, or simply more practical and opposed to endless red tape and bureaucracy, prefer to deal with other society circles. This modifier represents smugglers', bounty hunters', outlaws' and other individuals' knowledge of the whos and the wheres when it comes to shady dealings. Be it a reliable informant, a shadowport's location, or a name to throw around - and the right to throw it - to be left alone in a given system, Friends in Low Places allow people who do business outside the boundaries of the law to be more effective, get around more easily, and get the job done. For each MN, the user selects a person, a group or perhaps a location favorable to them, and willing to work with them due to positive past dealings. For example, one could say 'Gerwan Dos, ♂ Duros black market dealer on Nar Shaddaa', allowing them to easily have access to the Black Market via said - usually - friendly contact.

COMMENTS
A cheaper, more available Resources-like modifier requiring no Wealth or public recognition, as opposed to a certain level of diplomacy and charisma. A good smuggler keeps what few friends they have close, as they could make the difference between a good, valuable deal and a lifetime in the mines of some forgotten hellhole.

Rules for Modifier Box

• Decently stable, reliable contacts and fairly welcoming locations to the user despite their limited legal respectability.
• (Insert said contacts and locations)

Packing Heat
Cost = 2w per 3w of 'Effect', read below

DESCRIPTION
This modifier is for those people who believe light armors are for Gungans and a basic blaster pistol isn't enough to get the job done. For you heavy armor, custom weapons and jetpack using bounty hunters and other such fighting types out there, this modifier is for you. Essentially, for every two stones spent to buy equipment, you get a free stone to help pay for the costs of items that aren't covered by the 'bought with Wealth'/'fits with background' basis.

COMMENTS
Meant for those Bobba Fett wannabe types who dream of heavy armors, half a dozen special weapons and a series of unusual gadgets without spending all of their stones on their equipment. Will give these people a chance to still pay for the skills to use them properly in addition to having them right off the bat. OR... one can always start with less and acquire it later. It's a personal choice, really.

Rules for Modifier Box

• None, really. If you need to pay stones for your equipment, consider this to be an automatic discount. It's not really worth writing down on the CAD... just keep in mind that you will have fewer stones to actually buy A/A/M with after this, however.

Military Rank
CL = MN+0 for Army, MN+1 for Navy or Imperial Command

DESCRIPTION
While Wealth and Resources modifiers easily cover most of the basics of the political and financial pull a given person might have, this modifier covers direct, official and unquestionable authority within a given military organization such as the Galactic Empire, the Rebel Alliance, the Republic or the Confederacy of Independent Systems. It is what one wants if they wish to command large numbers of troops, vessels and starships on either the battlefield or in space. It is recommended to invest in some leadership/tactics based actions when purchasing a military rank. Having this modifier at least at AN 3 grants the user a -1 CL reduction to the Resources modifier.

MN	Rank	Benefits (A: Army N: Navy I: Imperial Command)
1	Master Warrant Officer (Army)/Lieutenant (Navy)	A: Commands a squad of 9 men. N: May serve aboard a larger ship. Highest rank of noncommissioned officers in the military, and as such may command anyone below them within reason.
2	Second Lieutenant (Army)/Lieutenant Commander (Navy)	A: In charge of a platoon of 36 soldiers. N: Allowed to pilot a Starfighter. Lowest officer rank in the military.
3	Lieutenant (Army)/Commander (Navy)	A: In charge of two or more platoons. N: Owns their own Starfighter (this advantage is also given to any ranks above this one).
4	Captain (Army)/Captain (Navy)	A: Leads a company of 144 soldiers plus support personnel. N: Commands a smaller Starship or small Starfighter flight (4 Fighters)
5	Commander (Army)/Commodore (Navy)	A: Leads a unique unit of specialized elite troops. N: Commands a large Starship or a starfighter squadron (12 Fighters)
6	Major (Army)/Rear Admiral (Navy)	A: Commands a battalion of 576 troopers plus support personnel. N: Commands up to a Victory-class Star Destroyer, or a full Wing of Starfighters (36 Fighters)
7	Colonel (Army)/Vice Admiral (Navy)	A: Commands a full regiment for a total of 2,304 troopers plus support personnel. N: Commands up to an Imperial II-class Star Destroyer.
8	General (Army)/Admiral (Navy)/Moff (Imperial Command)	A: Commands whole armies of troops with several thousands of men under their command. N: Is in charge of up to 5 Capital Ships including their own flagship, possibly with some support vessels as well. I: Rules over a planet.
9	Grand General (Army)/Fleet (Grand) Admiral (Navy)/Grand Moff (Imperial Command)	A: In command of all the ground forces in several systems. N: In command of a large fleet possibly covering an entire quadrant. I: Rules over an entire Star System.
10	Supreme Commander (Counts as Navy for costs purposes)	A/N/I: Has authority over all the military forces of a given military organization. Examples: Darth Vader, Mon Mothma, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine during the Clone Wars

COMMENTS
The modifier for those power-hungry players who like to bark orders at their underlings, have the authority to do so, and look good doing it. Comes with a nice, shiny uniform complete with Rank insignia.

Rules for Modifier Box

• Represents your rank within your military body of choice, along with your authority within it.
• (Insert Rank title here)
• (Insert Rank benefits)

Starship Access
CL = MN-1
(Special: Buying it at MN 1 actually costs no red stone or anything. Pretty much anyone has access to this rank with a little bit of social interaction.)

DESCRIPTION
Wealthy or not, you have access to a Starfighter or perhaps a Space Transport that you can use at your own discretion. Whether you own it or not, and is in good condition or not, depends on how many stones you are willing to spend. Wealth has nothing to do with this modifier; you could be broke and still own your own ship. Maybe you simply spent all your money on it.

MN	STARSHIP AVAILABLE
1	Occasional Lift. You know a friend with a ship who will gladly give you a lift to a planet once in a while, as long as it's not too far, dangerous or inconvenient, or perhaps already on their way.
2	Poor Quality Shuttle. You own an old, yet hyperspace travel-capable shuttle meant for personal/family transport. Shaky, slow, uncomfortable, but usable.
3	Good Quality Shuttle. You own an up-to-date, standard personal/family transport shuttle. Does the trick. Simple yet reliable.
4	Poor Quality Starfighter. You have gotten your hands on either an old model of Starfighter, or a modern one that was damaged and put back together more or less well. Either way, it is armed, capable of hyperdrive, and holds together enough not to give you nightmares when you pilot it. You may, or may not, actually have the legal rights to own this.
5	Good Quality Starfighter. You own a well-maintained, fully operational Starfighter of your respective era, along with the permits to fly it legally if you care for such things.
6	Poor Quality Space Transport. You pilot an old model, a damaged version, or a poorly maintained - or any combination of the three - Space Transport commonly used for cargo/passengers transports or for smuggling operations, like the famous YT-1300 Light Freighter. Sure, it's an old bucket of bolts, but it keeps you flyin', there's more room than those claustrophobia-inducing Starfighters, and it's comfy enough. If only the hyperdrive could stop breaking down all the time.
7	Good Quality Space Transport. You own your very own Space Transport, legal, in good shape, and well-maintained. Automatically makes you likely to be the 'friend with a ship' mentioned in the MN 1 entry.
8	Poor Quality Space Yacht. You somehow managed to get your hands on an old model, cheap and poorly maintained Space Yacht to call your home away from home, or home period. Pretty much the best one could hope to get when one is not a fancy noble or the child of someone who is.
9	Good Quality Space Yacht. You are the proud owner of an actual, fully equipped and luxurious Space Yacht. Live the big life among the stars. Probably going to attract a lot of attention, though.
10	Light Cruiser. You have somehow gained access to a Light Cruiser of your own to serve in your travels, something requiring only a small crew to function and yet is more than capable of handling several crewmembers and passengers if necessary, like a Consular-class cruiser, for example. The only problem is, you can't pilot it alone, requesting at least 2 crewmembers to operate at its minimum capabilities, let alone perform well 24/7, so you have to deal with at least one copilot if not more. Hopefully you're friendly enough to manage it.

OPTIONS

• Modified (+1; The ship has been improved in one way or another, and has now up to two systems that are better than a usual vessel of the same type.)
• Heavily Modified (+2; The ship has been considerably increased across the board with up to 5 modifications, likely with illegal modifications, military-class weapons and shields, possibly with a better hyperdrive. Needless to say, such a ship will likely be on the authorities' watch list if they inspect it.)
• Indirect Ownership (-1 to -2; The ship actually doesn't belong to you. Someone else owns it but gave you permission to use it as you please as long as you don't blow it up or mess it up too badly. The owner actually has all the rights to it, and will likely ask for favors once in a while as your way to show your appreciation for being 'given' your own ship. Standard for most non-commissioned officers pilots who are part of a major military faction, but wealthy individuals might also be willing to provide good friends and allies with ships in exchange for favors. The -2 version of this Option represents an Indirect Ownership with a dangerous owner: a case of 'if something happens to my precious ship, I will make your life a living hell'. Think Jabba the Hutt or similar shady characters.)

COMMENTS
What's a pilot without a ship? This modifier allows you to start with a ship regardless of how much money and influence you may have. However you came across it is up to you to decide as long as the GM agrees, but what matters the most is that you no longer need to rely on public transports and deal with customs officer all the time. Freedom!

Rules for Modifier Box

• You have access to your own means of transportation outside of the usual public means.
• (Insert Starship Type)
• (Insert Options)

Midi-Chlorians
CL = MN+1, or free for 1 MN only

DESCRIPTION
Midi-Chlorians are a microscopic, intelligent lifeform residing in the cells of all living organisms, forming a perfect, symbiotic relationship with their hosts. This modifier represent how potentially strong a given person's connection is to the living, omnipresent energy field known as 'the Force', based on the count of midi-chlorians in their bloodstream. Anything alive has a small connection to it at the very least, with most people averaging at around 1,500 midi-chlorians. A person is potentially Force Sensitive starting at the highest levels of MN 3, at a count of around 6,000 midi-chlorians, although Jedi training is only considered at 7,000 or above by the Jedi Order. This Modifier is mostly a prerequisite for other powers, namely that having it allows a user to buy up to 2x this modifier's MN in AN of Use the Force (if bought at least at MN 3), up to 1/3 of this Modifier's MN, rounded up, in Strong in the Force, and up to this modifier MN of Force Defense. However, ALL living things have it at least at AN 1, and of course, artificial constructs, undead, droids and other non-living beings cannot buy it at all. Unless via GM intervention, this Modifier cannot, under any normal circumstances, be increased or diminished, by either LoEs, White stones, or any other normal method. That being said, if a player wishes to have it at an higher MN than 6, the GM is allowed to expect an excellent background and reasoning for it, as very rare are the individuals above that level, let alone considerably higher than it.

COMMENTS
A simple Modifier for a simple purpose. Comes with the inherent fun of comparing one's Midi-chlorians count with another person's, especially when yours is... above 9,000.

Rules for Modifier Box

• Represents how strong one's connection with the Force is.
• Can buy Use the Force at an AN of 2x this modifier's MN as long as said MN is 3 or higher
• Can buy Strong in the Force up to 1/3 this Modifier's MN, rounded up
• Can buy Force Defense at up to this modifier's MN
• See Midi-chlorians counts on D&R chart

Strong in the Force
CL = MN+5

DESCRIPTION
While the Midi-Chlorians modifier represents one's potential in the Force, Strong in the Force refers to how well a given person has managed to master said potential through effort, meditation, perseverance and skill. For example, while Count Dooku has a considerably higher potential, the ancient Sith Lord Exar Kun had learned from the best, Freedon Nadd, and has spent considerable efforts to thoroughly master the Dark Side of the Force, making him a much deadlier Force User than his less ancient fellow Sith. In the same way, while Luke Skywalker had formidable potential as a Force User even as a mere Moisture farmer, Mara Jade was already an Emperor's Hand with considerable power at her beck and call, making her a much stronger Force User as well at the time. May not have at a higher MN than 1/3, rounded up, of a character's Midi-Chlorians MN, AND must have Use the Force at the following AN to buy at any step: AN 3+ for MN 1, AN 6+ for MN 2, AN 9+ for MN 3, AN 12+ for MN 4.

COMMENTS
Adds directly to uses of the Use the Force action. Cost is increased due to Force powers being pretty much the main 'superpowers' of this Universe.

Rules for Modifier Box

• Represents how strong one's Mastery of the Force is.
• Adds directly to all uses of Use the Force
• May not have at a higher MN than 1/3, rounded up, of a character's Midi-Chlorians MN
• Must have Use the Force at the following AN to buy at any step: AN 3+ for MN 1, AN 6+ for MN 2, AN 9+ for MN 3, AN 12+ for MN 4

Force Defense
CL = MN+3, or MN+2 if user also has Use the Force

DESCRIPTION
While Force Users can have formidable powers and unusual abilities, every living being is part of the greater while united by the Force, and as such all have the potential to develop some degree of resilience to it. This modifier acts as a Defense against most Force-based attacks and negative effects, allowing targets of Force Power to resist them more effectively. Can buy it at up to Midi-Chlorians modifier's MN. Obviously, artificial constructs, undead, droids and other non-living beings cannot buy it at all.

COMMENTS
Basic defense against Force Users. Pretty much sums it up. Powerful, yet supposed to be rare for Non-Force Users, hence the cost.

Rules for Modifier Box

• Represents how strong one's resilience against the Force is.
• Can buy at up to Midi-Chlorians modifier's MN
• +X Defense to Force Powers, where 'X' is this modifier's MN

Lightsaber Proficiency
Cost = 2r, or Free (If user bought at least one Lightsaber Form)

DESCRIPTION
The Lightsaber is, to quote a well-known Jedi, an elegant weapon from a more civilized age. And yet, should one pick one up without proper training or experience, one can easily cut off their own arm. The energy blade is weightless and its lethality doesn't give a lot of room for mistakes. As such, it's usually a good idea to know how to swing it around before actually doing so. This modifier represents such training at a very low cost, although it is free should one buy a Lightsaber form, since Lightsaber Forms represent a mastery of one of the combat forms used with these weapons. Attempting to use a lightsaber in combat without the training to do so will result in a -2 'Bad Luck' like sitmod on every use, and if the wielder ends up missing because of it, a mishap occurs. Also, the wielder can't either deflect blaster bolts with it, nor redirect them. The GM is encouraged to be imaginative in coming up with the resulting consequences of mishaps, but it should at least be serious enough to remind the user that lightsabers are not as simple as your average knife.

COMMENTS
Play with fire and you get burned; play with lightsabers and you lose a limb. But hey, this is Star Wars. Nothing new here.

Rules for Modifier Box

• Represents actual training in the use of a lightsaber.
• Free if user bought a Lightsaber Form.
• Without this, a wielder takes a -2 Bad Luck-like sitmod to all uses of a lightsaber and will suffer a mishap if it causes them to fail at the action.
• Cannot deflect or redirect blaster bolts without it either.

Lightsaber Forms
Cost = Read options below

DESCRIPTION
While anyone can grab hold of a lightsaber and run the risk of slicing off their own arm, there are those who are actually skilled with it. And amidst them are those who are especially good at wielding them, and these people are probably using one or more of the Seven Lightsaber Forms daily. Lightsaber Forms are essentially combat stances, techniques, moves and styles for combat with a lightsaber, and can provide various advantages, sometimes at a cost. Their user can use a single Form per panel and switch every panel for whichever is more appropriate. Most Jedi and Sith learn at least a couple of these, although not all do, and some learn several more.

• Form I: Shii-Cho (Way of the Sarlacc): Provides a +2 bonus whenever user tries to disarm an opponent. 1w to learn.
• Form II: Makashi (Way of the Ysalamari): Grants a +1 bonus to offense and defense against a single opponent, and +2 Defense VS Disarm attempts. Lose the bonus to offense and defense against multiple opponents. 2w to learn.
• Form III: Soresu (Way of the Mynoch): Gains +2 to defense, and +1 to all attempts to deflect Blaster bolts. 2w to learn.
• Form IV: Ataru (Way of the Hawk-Bat): Grants a +2 bonus to Lightsaber attacks, and +1 to Acrobatics uses. The +2 bonus to Lightsaber attacks drops to +1 when faced with multiple opponents. 2w to learn.
• Form V: Shien / Djem So (Way of the Krayt Dragon): Grants +1 to defense, and +2 to all attempts to deflect blaster bolts and counterattacks. 2w to learn.
• Form VI: Niman (Way of the Rancor): Grants +1 to either offense or defense, and +1 to Use the Force actions while using this Form. 2w to learn.
• Form VII: Juyo / Vaapad (Way of the Vornskr): Grants +3 to attacks with Lightsabers, +1 to Use the Force offensive uses, but -1 to Defense and -2 to Force Defense when in use. 3w to learn.

COMMENTS
The ever so popular and famour Lightsaber Forms, for any lightsaber enthusiast seriously considering to survive. At a very low cost too.

Rules for Modifier Box

• A mastery in a given Lightsaber Form or more.
• May use only one Lightsaber Form per panel, but may switch every panel
• (Insert Options)

Guardian Spirit
Cost = 5w

DESCRIPTION
You have a spirit watching over you. Either a Light Side or Dark Side spirit, either of a lost mentor, or an ancient member of your Force tradition, has taken it upon itself to guide you, and to aid you in your adventures, possibly providing counsel, training and guidance in the Force. They might manifest on their own when they deem it appropriate or necessary, or they be called upon by a strong enough Force User. Either way, their help is limited, but can prove invaluable in the long run. However, not all spirits, especially Dark Side ones, are benevolent and selfless. In fact, being watched over by a Dark Side spirit might very well prove to be a curse in disguise in time...

COMMENTS
Your very own 'pet Force Ghost', only much more useful, mysterious and cryptic, yet knowledgeable and likely more experienced than you are. Too bad they will not relinquish everything they know just because you ask them because 'you are not ready' or some such. Still, when you do are ready, having said spirit along for the ride might prove more valuable and reliable than an Holocron. Just be careful if the spirit in question is an immensely powerful ancient Sith Lord who seems strangely willing to provide you with more and more power.

Rules for Modifier Box

• A spirit, either from the Light or the Dark Side, who watches over and serve as a mentor for you.
• (Insert name and additional info if appropriate.)

[Manah]

CHALLENGES

• Cybernetic Force User (-1 to 3; you have lost parts of your body which were replaced by cybernetics, but are also a Force user. With less of a body for the Force to flow through, your connection to it diminishes. You lose 1 to the Max AN of Use the Force your Midi-chlorians count would normally imply per cybernetized body part: head, chest, each arm, each leg. This challenge is worth -1 for up to every 2 parts cybernetized, up to -6 for a full cyborg. Obviously, this can't be picked by non-force users, as being cybernetized will not affect them at all.)
• Famous/Infamous (-1 to -3; you are very well known for some reason and people have a hard time forgetting you or not recognizing you, which can potentially be troublesome. Famous means you are known for a mostly good reason, such as how Luke Skyalker is known for being the ace pilot who destroyed the Empire's superweapon, whereas Vader is infamous for being the Emperor's right hand man, being generally terrifying, and killing even high-ranking Imperial officers when they displease him.)
• Bounty (-1 to -3; you pissed off someone enough to get a bounty on your head, and bounty hunters are going to try to collect. -1 means you have a minor bounty, and only no-names hunters tend to come after you. -2 means a major bounty, likely put up by a wealthy individual or a crime lord. -3 is likely a bounty issued by the Empire itself for a most wanted criminal who escaped capture too many times, and usually means you will have big names such as Boba Fett, Bossk and Boushh after you.)

[Manah]

SPECIES

(OOC: Please note that if you have a request for a different one not present here, feel free to request it to me.)

Arkanians

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 to any Intelligence-based Action
• +1 to Genius (As P.C.P.T, Can't interact directly with Computers)
• Enhanced Vision 5 (See in Darkness)
• Psychological challenge (-2; moderate arrogance.)
• Infamous challenge (-1; Arkanians are seen as haughty, arrogant and self-centered.)

Cost: 2w

Arkanians are a proud, aloof species with a rather poor reputation as an arrogant, greedy and condescending people who think of themselves as superior to everyone else in the Galaxy due to their intellect. While their reputation is usually fairly well-deserved, Arkanians are often about as smart as they claim, and they are also known for being very knowledgeable in many areas. Despite their shortcomings and attitude, Arkanians are highly valued for their bright minds and one would rather be on their good side than their bad.

---

Bothans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 6, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• +1 to Mental Defense
• +1 to Black Ops

Cost: 1w

Natives of the Bothawui system, Bothans see information as wealth and power, and have had access to hyperspace travel for thousands of years. The intelligence agency known as the Bothan SpyNet is one of the most effective in the Galaxy, and for that reason, and the Bothans' skills and aptitude towards espionage, they are considered highly valuable for pretty much all organizations they are willing to deal with.

---

Cereans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 4, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 to Concentration
• +1 to General Knowledge

Cost: 1w

Cereans are a highly knowledgeable, cultured and sophisticated species who live in harmony with nature, seek peace and respect their environment. They have a matriarchal society, with a unique binary brain which allows them to easily weigh both sides of a disagreement, or take two viewpoints into consideration, making them wiser and more open-minded than most.

---

Chevin

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 3, Dur 7

Special Traits:

• +1 to Thieving/Black ops
• Large Size (Chevin can carry twice as much as creatures of normal humanoid size, and can use larger weapons with more ease.)
• +2 Acute Senses
• +2 Heat/Cold Defense
• -1 to Attractive or Ugly challenge (-1)
• Covetous (-2; moderate greed) or (-2; moderate ambition)

Cost: 3w

Chevin are generally unsightly, large, seemingly brutish creatures native to the planet Vinsoth, generally infamous for their tendency to get involved with illegal activities and their enslavement of the Chevs, a humanoid species from the same world. While seemingly heavy and slow, Chevin can be surprisingly quick on their feet for beings of that size. Their sense of smell and their eyes are unusually keen, and their hide protect them both from extreme heat and cold. Chevin are widely known for their desire for both money and power, which is pretty much a cultural custom for them.

---

Chiss

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 to an Action of their choice
• +1 to Perform (Any Art-based specialty)
• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in darkness)
• 'Code of honor' challenge (-2; Chiss society is based on the principles of honor, such as never lying, never attacking without provocation, never betraying a friend, and never cheating. Any Chiss who ignores such principles will be exiled from their homeworld and considered a pariah among their fellow Chiss.)

Cost: 2w

Originating from the cold world of Csilla in the Unknown Regions, the Chiss are a technologically advanced species, seeing art, science and mathematics to be worthy of great interest. Though very logical in their mindset, they also view philosophy and other cultures as interesting, although they are relatively xenophobic. Chiss are a highly ordered and structured species, and are generally peaceful, although those who do opt for a military lifestyle tend to be very effective and aggressive warriors.

---

Duros

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 6, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• +1 on Vehicle Operations
• Add Efficient to Vehicle Operations
• +1 to Astrogation

Cost: 2w

Duros hail from the planet Duro, and are said to be the possible first creators of Hyperdrive technology. Having an affinity for space travel and an almost innate understanding of the workings of complex Astrogation calculations, Duros can be found all over the Galaxy just like humans.

---

Gamorreans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 7, Str 7, Agl 4, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• Limited Lifespan (Gamorreans have a shorter life than most species, being considered venerable past their mid forties and rarely making it beyond their 60s, if that.)
• Primitive (Unlike most species, Gamorreans are a very primitive culture, and do not automatically know how to use blasters, heavy weapons and other complex weaponry. They have to buy 'Blaster Pistol Proficiency', 'Blaster Rifle Proficiency' and 'Heavy Weapons Proficiency' for 2r or 5 LoEs each or suffer a -2 to all uses of such weapons.)
• +1 to Toughness
• Poison/Disease Defense +2
• Pain Defense +3
• 'Antisocial tendencies' challenge (-2; moderate violence.)

Cost: -1w

Gamorreans are green-skinned, porcine creatures native to Gamorr. A strong, resilient yet primitive species, they are known for their violent tendencies and the endless wars they wage between their own clans. Gamorreans are proud and brutish, favoring heavy melee weapons, and generally seeing ranged weapons as a sign of weakness and cowardice. They live to fight, and will gladly die in combat against a strong foe. While generally dim-witted and clumsy, they are fearsome brawlers and warriors often favored as soldiers and guards by fringe world crime lords, especially the Hutt Kajidics.

---

Humans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits: None

Cost: None

Humans are the dominant species in the core worlds and can be found pretty much everywhere in the Galaxy. Tenacious, diverse and bold explorers, they can be found in essentially any line of business and walk of life.

---

Hutts

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 7, Agl 2, Spd 2, Dur 7

Special Traits:

• +1 to Social Skills ('Manipulate others' specialty)
• Extended Lifespan (Hutts live for a very, very long time.)
• Large Size (Hutts can carry twice as much as creatures of normal humanoid size, and can use larger weapons with more ease.)
• +3 to Force Defense
• Immovability +3
• Psychological challenge (-2; moderate arrogance.)

Cost: 3w

Hutts are a long-lived, slug-like species renowned for their manipulative skills and their resilience to the Force, and infamous for their intellect and ability to form successful criminal empires. They are mostly megalomaniacs who see themselves as beyond the laws and morality rules of lesser races.

---

Ithorians

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 4, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 to Social Skills
• +1 to General Knowledge (Either 'Nature' or 'Life Sciences' as a Specialty)
• +1 to Mental Defense

Cost: 1w

Ithorians are a peaceful, gentle species of artists, agricultural engineers and diplomats. Colloquially referred to as 'Hammerheads' by many, Ithorians may be the Galaxy's greatest ecologists, creating technology to protect their homeworld's beautiful jungles. They are quite tall, often exceeding 6'5" in height, and have two mouths on each side of their necks, causing them to talk in stereo.

---

Kel Dor

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 6, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in Darkness)
• Keen Force Sense Modifier (+1 to all uses of Sense Force and Search One's Feelings uses of Use the Force)
• +1 Concentration
• Immunity (Dorin Atmospheric Gases)
• 'Physical disability' Challenge (-3; If not wearing protection goggles outside of their native atmosphere, becomes blind.)
• 'Physical disability' Challenge (-3; If not wearing an Antiox breath mask outside of their native atmosphere, will begin suffocating.)
• Equipment: Protection Goggles, Antiox Breath Mask

Cost: -2w

Kel Dor originate from Dorin, a world with a unique atmosphere composed mostly of helium and a unique gas only found on that world, making said atmosphere lethal to non-natives, yet perfectly comfortable for the Kel Dor. That being said, their vision gets blurred, and they cannot breathe in the atmosphere of most systems with the common nitrogen/oxygen gases, forcing them to use special goggles and masks to function normally outside of their world. Still, Kel Dorians can see very well in darkness, are renowned to be fairly wise and agile, and their Force Users are especially talented at sensing through the Force.

---

Miraluka

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 4, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +2 to Midi-Chlorians
• Force Sight modifier (Miraluka can 'see' through the Force whenever any lifeform of any kind is present within Area 6 of themselves as long as they have some degree of connection to the Force, allowing Miraluka to see, read or write just as well if not better than if they had eyes. They ignore all negative sitmods for cover and concealment when perceiving their surroundings, and can see perfectly in Darkness as per Enhanced Vision 7 (See in Darkness). However, all said advantages are negated, leaving them blind in the absence of such lifeforms, or in the presence of a Force-negating location or creature such as the Ysalamari, making Miraluka especially vulnerable to such effects.)
• 'Physical disability' challenge (-3; physically blind. Miraluka have no eyes. If their Force Sight is somehow negated, they are fully and absolutely blind.)
• 'Genetic incompatibility' challenge (-1; interspecies marriage is usually frowned upon among Miraluka, due to their unique genetics often having unhappy and unpredictable results on their offsprings with other species. There are exceptions, but Miraluka usually stick to Miraluka relationships.)

Cost: 3w

A remarkably near-human species showing very few differences biologically from humans, with two exceptions: Miraluka have no eyes at all, and all Miraluka are Force sensitive. They perceive their surroundings constantly with the help of the Force, and as such tend to be excellent Jedi. Their homeworld is known as Alpheridies in the Albron system, but Miraluka can be found anywhere in the Galaxy, just like their human cousins.

---

Mon Calamari

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 9, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• +1 to Swimming
• Acute Senses +2
• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in Darkness)
• Breathe Underwater

Cost: 2w

Sharing their aquatic world of the same name with the Quarren, the soft-spoken yet passionate Mon Calamari suffered greatly at the hands of the Empire, and were one of the first species to openly declare support for the Rebel Alliance. Smart and known for their keen spatial engineering, they are behind the creation of the powerful Mon Calamari Star Cruiser.

---

Nautolans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 7, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 7

Special Traits:

• +1 to Swimming
• Breathe Underwater modifier
• +1 to Toughness
• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in darkness)
• Pheromonal Sensor modifier (Adds +2 to all Intelligence/Social Skills attempts to perceive lies or influence attempts.)

Cost: 3w

Native to Glee Anselm, Nautolans are an especially tough and hardy species who can easily exist in drier and warmer climates due to said resilience. Their language, Nautila, is best understood underwater and heavily relies on pheromone use, making it lose a lot of its complexity and meanings out of water, meaning most Nautolans rely on other languages when on the surface. While peaceful and friendly, Nautolans tend to reflect the emotions of those around them, so being angry around one might cause them to respond in kind.

---

Quarren

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 7

Special Traits:

• +1 to Swimming
• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in Darkness)
• Breathe Underwater

Cost: 1w

Quarrens are distrustful and isolationists who tend to despise idealism and optimism in favor of a conservative and practical demeanor centered around survival. They tend to ignore the greater conflicts of the Galaxy to focus on their own personal interests, many of them engaging in shadowy and illicit activities. Quarrens blame both the Empire and the Alliance for the devastation their homeworld endured, and tend to be at odds with their neighbors, the Mon Calamari.

---

Rodians

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 6, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 to General Knowledge ('Survival' specialty)
• Acute Senses +1
• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in Darkness)

Cost: 1w

Finding their origin in the Mid Rin system of Tyrius, Rodians had to become vicious hunters and warriors to survive against their world's hostile life forms. They see the Hunt as the greatest form of art, with a 'stronger the prey, greater the honor' philosophy. As such, Rodians tend to see bounty hunting as one of the noblest professions in the Galaxy.

---

Sullustans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 6, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• +1 to Wall-Climbing
• +1 to Vehicle Operations
• Acute Senses +2
• Enhanced Vision 5 (See in Darkness)

Cost: 2w

Sullustans were forced to live underground to escape the harsh volcanic perils of their homeworld, causing them to evolve their senses and their ability to see in the dark. Sullustans are a friendly, easygoing people renowned for their piloting and navigational skills, and the manufacturing company SoroSuub is both one of the largest non-human interstellar corporations, as well as their world's government, with half of the population under their payroll.

---

Togruta

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 6, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• +1 to Thieving/Black Ops (Stealth)
• Fangs +1
• Pack Hunter modifier (Adds +2 to melee attacks when performed against a foe an ally is also engaging in melee.)
• Echolocation modifier (Ignores any negative sitmods due to cover and concealment when using Intelligence to perceive their surroundings.)

Cost: 2w

Native of a system known as Shili, the Togruta have evolved as excellent pack hunters amidst the world's dense forests, wild scrublands and its growing urban areas. As they work more effectively in a group, individualism is frowned upon, and yet, power and prestige is generally acquired through such individuality. Togruta are easily recognized by their brightly colored horns, heads, tails and skin, which allows them to hide effectively in the planet's naturally red and white flora. Outsiders often believe them to be venomous, but that is merely a rumor; while their fangs are quite sharp, it is the bite that causes the kill, not the venom, or rather lack thereof.

---

Trandoshans

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 7, Agl 4, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 Toughness
• Claws +1
• Limb Regrowth
  -Special (Any lost limb regrows in 10 - Dur AN Days)
• Enhanced Vision 5 (See in Darkness, Infrared)

Cost: 3w

Trandoshans - who call themselves 'T'doshok' - value strength and physical might in general, dedicating themselves to martial training, the art of war and of hunting. Lots of Trandoshans become mercenaries, soldiers or bounty hunters. They are known for having a long-standing enmity towards Wookies, and the two species have been known to fight one another over the centuries.

---

Twi'Leks

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• +1 to Thieving/Black Ops ('Bluff/Lie' speciality)
• +3 Poison/Disease Defense
• Enhanced Vision 3 (See in Darkness)
• +1 to Attractiveness if Female

Cost: 2w

Hailing from the dry, rocky world of Ryloth, Twi'Leks are easily recognized due to their 'head-tails' (known as lekku) and their colorful and exotic skin tones. However, they are mostly known for both being one of the most enslaved species in the Galaxy, and for some of their numbers being among the slavers themselves. Twi'Leks enjoy manipulating events from the shadows, having a tendency to act as often as diplomats and ambassadors as they are likely to serve as crime lords' right-hand men. Female Twi'Leks are known to be among the most beautiful women in the Galaxy, a reputation which unfortunately cause them to be highly sought after as sex slaves and exotic dancers, with blue-skinned ones being among the most valuable slaves, right behind the even rarer red skinned ones.

---

Wookies

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 8, Agl 4, Spd 4, Dur 7

Special Traits:

• +1 to Wall-climbing
• Extended Lifespan (Wookies can live over 400 years naturally.)
• Claws +1
  -Very Reluctant to use in combat, seeing it as Dishonorable
• 2x Natural Healing Rate
• Wookie Rage modifier (Once per day, can add +1 to Str, +2 to all Close Combat attacks for up to 1 panel/2 Durability ANs, rounded up. Can't use mental/patience-based skills for the duration, and is Tired afterwards, taking -1 to all Actions until they rest for 10 minutes.)
• Psychological challenge (-1; short fuse. Wookies tend to be easily angered and have a high tendency to manifest their disapprobation by swinging their fists.)
• Life Debt challenge (-3; should a Wookie come to owe their life to someone else, it is customary for them to proclaim a 'life debt' towards the person who saved their life. They become highly loyal, devoted and willing to serve and lay down their life for their savior, seeing it as only natural since they literally owe them their life.)

Cost: 3w

Wookies are widely considered to be one of the strongest, and most fierce intelligent lifeforms in the Galaxy. They are an honorable and loyal species who have a wealth of customs and traditions based on said honor, including a strong bond to their families and the powerful custom known as the 'Life Debt'. Wookies were widely enslaved for their physical might by the Galactic Empire, but that didn't stop them from gaining a reputation as a people not to mess with. Climbing with the help of one's claws is seen as highly dishonorable among them, and also believed to be a sign of madness.

---

Yoda's Species

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 4, Agl 7, Spd 4, Dur 5

Special Traits:

• Extended Lifespan (Members of this species can live for centuries, 600 years on average.)
• Small (Can only carry half as much weight as regular humanoid sized species, Must either use smaller weapons or use both hands for normal sized weapons; Gains +1 to Thieving/Black Ops (Stealth) uses.)
• +2 to Midi-Chlorians
• +1 to Reflexive Dodge
• +2 to Force Defense
• Fangs/Claws +1
• 'Unusual Speech' challenge (-1; most, if not all, members of this species speak an idiosyncratic dialect of Basic, making use of nonstandard grammar and formalized sentence construction which is very distinctive of them.)

Cost: 3w

A rare, mysterious species whose name has never been officially identified, and whose origins are mostly unknown. All of the species' members who have appeared in history have proven to be quite strong in the Force, although they are also physically weaker and less resilient.

---

Zabrak

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• Acute Senses +1
• Reflexive Dodge +1
• Mental Defense +1
• Poison/Disease Defense +2

Cost: 2w

While Zabrak originally come from the harsh system of Iridonia, they are an early spacefaring species who worked hard in their early days to develop Hyperspace technology to escape their dangerous homeworld. Confident, optimistic and proud, they are nonetheless seldom condescending towards others despite believing there is nothing they can't accomplish if they try hard enough.

---

Zeltrons

Normal Maximum Abilities: Int 8, Str 6, Agl 5, Spd 4, Dur 6

Special Traits:

• Pheromones: AN Up to 3 (VS Durability to improve others' attitude towards user, AN may not exceed Durability AN, Attractive modifier applies to effect.)
• +2 to Attractive modifier
• Immunity (Excess Weight Gain)
• Empathy modifier (May use Intelligence to sense Emotions of others around them)
• Psychological challenge (-2; hedonistic. All Zeltrons are fun-loving, pleasure-seeking individuals who pursue such interests in most spheres of their lives.)
• Psychological challenge (-2; passionate. Zeltrons tend to live their emotions to the fullest. A happy Zeltron is very happy, a sad one is very sad... and few are those who wish to encounter an angry Zeltron.)

Cost: 3w

Renowned across the Galaxy as among if not the most physically attractive species known, Zeltrons are known for their hedonistic nature, their highly passionate personalities and their endless curiosity and desire to see and experience new things. While usually peaceful and seeking enjoyable neighbors due to their highly empathic nature, their interests can vary wildly, and one can just as easily find a Zeltron relaxing on a warm beach as they can encounter one wearing full-body armor and opening fire in the enemy lines with dual-wielded blasters.

[Manah]

LANGUAGES

Everyone in the Galaxy can know up to Intelligence AN languages. Should one's Intelligence increase in-game, they can learn another language in about a month of study. Normally, the first two languages learned should be the species own language if applicable, and Basic, but after that, anything goes.

NOTE: As usual, please note that I'm including only the main languages and the ones from the species I intend on using the most. If a given language is not included and you'd like for your character to know it, let me know and I will add it.

---

-Arkanian (The native language of Arkanians, from Arkania in the Perave system.)

-Basic (Also known as Galactic Standard Basic, Basic is a constructed language inspired by the founding species of the Galactic Republic: Humans, Duros and Bothans. It is the most widely known and spoken language of the Galaxy, and most people in the Galaxy learn it at some point in their lives. Basic uses the Aurebesh script. Some aliens, including Wookies, have trouble speaking it due to their vocal cords or analogous organ.)

-Binary (Or Droidspeak, spoken by most Astromech and other other models of droids, essentially made of beeps, trills and whistles. Organic beings, while unable to speak it, can learn to understand it.)

-Bocce (Artificial language used by spacers.)

-Bothese (Language of the Bothan species, natives of Bothawui.)

-Cheunh (Language of the Chiss, a dominant force in the Unknown Regions.)

-Dosh (Language of Trandoshans, from Trandosha.)

-Dug (Language of the species of the same name, from Malastare.)

-Durese (Duros' original language from planet Duro.)

-Falleen (Language of the species of the same name... from the planet of the same name.)

-Gamorrese (The language of Gamorreans, natives of Gamorr.)

-Geonosian (Language of the species of the same name from Geonosis. Only possible with the dual mandibles of Geonosians, meaning other species may only learn to understand it.)

-Gunganese (Language of the Gungans, from Naboo.)

-High Galactic (A prestige languahe, most commonly used among Imperial courtiers.)

-Huttese (The language of the Hutt. Widely known and used in Hutt space, and in the Outer Rim.)

-Ithorese (Language of Ithorians, from Ithor or one of their many herd ships.)

-Jawaese (Language of the Jawa, from Tatooine.)

-Kaleesh (Language of the Kaleesh, from planet Kalee.)

-Kaminoan (Language of the species of the same name, from Kamino.)

-Kel Dor (Language of the Kel Dor, from Dorin.)

-Mando'a (Traditional language of Mandalorians. Its written form is also known as Mandalorian.)

-Miralukese (Language of the Miraluka, from Alpheridies in the Abron system.)

-Mon Calamarian (Traditional language of Mon Calamari from the planet of the same name.)

-Nautila (Language of the Nautilans, from Glee Anselm)

-Pak Pak (Language of Neimoidians, from Neimodia.)

-Quarrenese (Language of Quarrens, from Mon Calamari)

-Rodese (Native tongue of Rodians, a popular language due to the many space-faring Rodians.)

-Shryiiwook (The wookie's main language. Can be understood by users of Basic, but near impossible for non-Wookies to pronounce.)

-Sullustese (Language of the Sullustans, from Sullust.)

-Sith (Native language of the inhabitants of Ziost and Korriban, later the official language of the Sith.)

-Togruti (The main language of Togruta, from Shili.)

-Twi'leki (Language of the Twi'lek, from Ryloth.)

-Tusken (The language spoken by Tusken Raiders from Tatooine.)

-Zabrak (Language of the species of the same name, from Iridonia or one of their Mid Rim colonies)

[Manah]

ADDITIONAL VEHICLE RULES

VEHICLE COMBAT

NOTE: As I have yet to extensively test out the vehicle combat rules, I will not make major house rules on them or anything just yet, except for one change, listed below:

COLLISION: During a collision between two vehicles, the attacking Vehicle's Speed stones normally get fully added to the attack. However, in this game, this will only fully apply to larger ships: any Frigate or Capital ship will add its full speed to the collision.

However, smaller ships, like starfighters, shuttles, space transports and freighters will only add half their Speed, rounded up, when in space. The reason for that being that smaller ships will deal significantly less damage upon ramming another ship due to their much smaller mass - essentially the same as throwing a rock on a concrete wall really hard. The same will apply for smaller ships crashing into smaller ships; as they are usually much faster, this is usually enough to deal quite a bit of damage already. Smaller ships within atmosphere will use their full speed, however, since it is limited anyway.

---

HYPERDRIVE SPEEDS

Notes: So, I know, the so-called 'lightspeed' in Star Wars makes no sense, as in, if they were only traveling at actual lightspeed, it would take years to reach even the closest systems. And I know the Star Wars writers have been very vague and inconsistent about the actual speeds an hyperdrive is capable of reaching. So I have checked left and right, consulted various sources and so on... and found basically nothing both solid and official. I did find something solid, though, and I like it, so I will use it. So, long story short, that guy I read the article of went through a lot of research and calculations based on the lore, the trips the Millenium Falcon makes, how long it roughly takes given the shown hints, the size of the Star Wars Galaxy, etc, etc, etc. And he basically reaches the conclusion that the Falcon travels at about 1041.66 light years/hour. Which seems to work with the Galaxy being 120,000 light years wide, as the Falcon - one of the fastest ships in the Galaxy - would make the jump from one corner of the Galaxy to its opposite end in about 4.8 days, which seems to be consistent with the lore. So is it 100% accurate? Hell if I know. But it's the closest thing I have to a working system, so I'll use it.

HYPERDRIVE CLASS	LIGHT YEARS/HOUR
3.0	173.61
2.0	260.42
1.0	520.83
0.5	1041.66

---

DEFLECTOR SHIELDS

So how do Deflector Shields function?

Simply put, they act like Force Field with doubled defensive stones (and which can't be used for other purposes than defense), but each hit it takes lowers its value, by 1 for regular Turbolasers and other energy beams, and by 1 AN per white stone of damage blocked - or that gets through - in the case of missiles.

Attack Stones are opposed against the various defenses in the following order: Vehicle Operations - Maneuver Modifier - Deflector Shields - Defense Modifier. If the stones can't beat the former two, it means the defender has dodged the shot. If the stones can't beat the shield's defense, it means the shields stopped the hit there, although the shield will take damage. If the stones can't beat the hull's Defense Modifier, it means the damage was superficial and did not affect the ship, although the shields will take damage. If the attacks gets through all four, it actually does damage to both the shield and the ship itself.

For example, let's say your ship you have Vehicle Operations 3, with a Maneuver Modifier 3, Defense modifier 4 ship with Deflector Shields of 3, and you shift everything you can into defense.

Let's say an enemy ship attacks you during you in your brand new ship. As mentioned above, you have a total defense of 16, but keep in mind 6 come from your piloting skills and the maneuverability of your ship, 6 are from your Shields, and 4 is from your Hull's Defenses (for the sake of our example, let's pretend that it can even tank Concussion missiles. Just remember that normally, it can't. XD). Let's examine various possible scenarios.

1) The enemy shoots you with a 6 stones turbolaser attack. It's below your ability to dodge, so your Shield doesn't even have to deal with it. You simply evaded the shot, and the enemy will have to do better than that.

2) You get hit by a turbolaser attack of 15. It's lower than your total defense, so you take no damage... but your shield is lowered by 1 AN due to being necessary to stop the attack, and your ship got its first combat scar as the blast leaves a harmless burn mark on its hull.

3) You get hit by a turbolaser of 20. 4 stones get through, and the turbolasers are 2x damage, so you take 8 damage. Your shield is also lowered by 1, even though you technically took 2w stones of damage before the multiplier, because it's a simple energy bolt.

3) You get hit by a 16 stones concussion missile. Luckily, the shield and your hull's Defense modifier save you from taking any damage - but since your shield blocked 2w of damage, the shield is lowered by 2 ANs, as the attack was a missile.

4) You get hit by a 19 stones concussion missile. 3 stones get through, and the attack is 2x damage, so the ship takes 6 damage. However, the ship blocked 2w, and failed to block another... so its AN is lowered by 3, and the shields are down! The next hit could be the last...


So shields can save your butt, yet they don't protect forever.

How to restore shields? ...They return at a rate of 1 AN per hour without damage, or can be restored by a crewman with Technology, or even by diverting power from other systems into the shields with a Vehicle operations check. There are various possibilities.

---

DAMAGED SYSTEMS

Every time a ship suffers at least 50%, rounded up, of its full Vehicle Damage limit/its last increment, there is a risk the ship might suffer some sort of damage to one of its systems. For example, a TIE Fighter has 10 Vehicle damage. If it takes 5, a system might suffer a failure. After that, if it takes another 3, it risks suffering another. Then again after 1 more damage. I'd say so on, but the TIE will be destroyed for sure after that, IF it was lucky enough to make it that far. XD

The risk is simply a percentile die (D100) equal to the percentage of damage taken so far, with half-chances of minor or major mishap. If a major mishap occurs, there is then a 10% chance of it turning into a critical mishap, which can have dire consequences.

For example, a TIE Fighter has 10 Vehicle Damage. If it takes 8 damage, which is over its 50% of Vehicle Damage, it has a 80% risk (as it took 80% of damage than what it can sustain in total) of suffering a failure. If it does, there is a half-and-half chance of it being minor, or major. So 50% chance of one, and 50% of the other. If the latter, a last die roll is made; if 10 or below, the damage to the system is critical, sometimes with dire consequences... though the GM can certainly fudge the rolls when it comes to the PCs if only to make the story more interesting than 'Oh, sorry. Your reactor blew up, you're all dead.' NPCs, however, are all fair game.

%	System Hit
1-9	Hyperdrive
10-18	Controls Response
19-27	Stabilizer
28-36	Ion Engines
37-45	Sensors
46-54	NavCom
55-63	Targeting Systems
64-72	Escape Pod
73-81	Deflector Shields
81-90	Reactor
91-100	Weapons

SYSTEM HIT	MINOR	MAJOR	CRITICAL
Hyperdrive	Shutdown (Can't perform an Hyperspace jump for 10 panels unless repaired)	Damaged (Can't perform an Hyperspace jump at all unless repaired)	Destroyed beyond repair, can't perform Hyperspace jumps at all; must be replaced
Controls Response	+1 to Resistance to operate until repaired	+2 to Resistance to operate until repaired	+4 to Resistance to operate until repaired, and -2 to effective use, until repaired
Stabilizer	-1 to Maneuver Modifier until repaired (min 0)	-3 to Maneuver modifer until repaired (min 0)	Stabilizers destroyed; -5 to Maneuver modifier, no min; must be replaced
Ion Engines	Speed is lowered by -1 (min 1) until repaired	Speed is lowered by -3 (min 1), and maneuver modifier by -1 (min 0) until repaired	Ion Engines explode; causing 20% of the ship's max Vehicle Damage, and dropping Speed and Maneuver Modifier to 0, Disabling the ship until replaced (Hyperspace jumps are still possible, just no sublight speed movement)
Sensors	-1 to Sensors until replaced	-2 to Sensors until replaced	Sensors destroyed, dropped to 0; must be replaced
NavCom	-2 ANs until repaired	-4 ANs until repaired	NavCom destroyed, dropped to 0; must be replaced
Targeting Systems	-1 until repaired (min 0)	-2 until repaired (min 0)	Targeting system destroyed, dropped to 0; must be replaced
Escape Pod	Engines damaged; can eject, but can't move further than that until repaired	Pod disabled, can't eject until repaired	Pod destroyed; must be replaced
Deflector Shields	-2 until repaired	-4 until repaired	Shield Generator destroyed; Shields down to 0 until replaced
Reactor	-1 to Maneuver Modifier (min 0), -1 to Speed (min 1), -1 to Shields; until repaired	-2 to Maneuver modifier (min 0), -3 to Speed (min 1), -3 to Shields; until repaired	Reactor destroyed; the ship explodes and is instantly destroyed
Weapons	One weapon system is disabled until repaired	Two weapons systems are disabled until repaired	Two weapon systems are disabled until repaired; one is destroyed and must be replaced

---

MODIFICATIONS

What are Modifications? Simply put, they are improved systems that can be installed on starships and vehicles to enhance their performances beyond normal expectations. Modifying starships requires some serious funds, and someone with considerable technical know-how, and naturally, modifications performed without the approval of the Empire are highly illegal, as they are usually the handiwork of, or benefitting, rebels and criminals... and also because the Empire does not wish to allow superior systems in the hands of their enemies.

Unless noted otherwise, a given system can be improved three times, at which point it will be as good as it possibly could be. A minor upgrade to a single system will cost 25% of the original ship's value (New), 50% for a major, and 75% for an optimal upgrade. For example, if a TIE Fighter, which is worth 60,000 Credits, is equipped with a new weapon upgrade, it will cost 15,000 Credits to install it. Adding a second one will cost 30,000 Credits, and finally, adding a third one will cost yet another 45,000 Credits, for an armed-to-the-teeth TIE Fighter with a final value of 150,000 Credits. If the same TIE Fighter's owner wanted to also have better Ion Engines, it would once more cost 15,000 for a minor upgrade, 30,000 for a major upgrade, and 45,000 on top of it for an optimal one. And so on.

System Upgrade	Minor	Major	Optimal
Hyperdrive	-1 Class rank	-2 Class rank	-3 Class rank
Controls Complexity	+1/-1 to Difficulty to operate (1 min)	+2/-2 to Difficulty to operate (1 min)	+3/-3 to Difficulty to operate (1 min)
Controls Response	+1/-1 to Resistance to operate (1 min)	+2/-2 to Resistance to operate (1 min)	+3/-3 to Resistance to operate (1 min)
Hull Reinforcement	+2 to Defense Modifier, +5 to Vehicle Damage (+10 to Vehicle Damage for Frigates/Capital ships)	+4 to Defense Modifier, +10 to Vehicle Damage (+20 to Vehicle Damage for Frigates/Capital ships)	+6 to Defense Modifier, No AP 2, +15 to Vehicle Damage (+30 to Vehicle Damage for Frigates/Capital ships), -1 to Speed
Maneuverability	+1 to Maneuver Modifier	+2 to Maneuver Modifier	+3 to Maneuver Modifier
Ion Engines	+1 to Speed	+2 to Speed	+3 to Speed, -1 Maneuver Modifier
Sensors	+1 to Sensors	+2 to Sensors	+3 to Sensors
NavCom	+2 to Navigation Computer*	+4 to Navigation Computer*	+6 to Navigation Computer*
Targeting System	+1 to Targeting Systems (5 max)	+2 to Targeting Systems (5 max)	+3 to Targeting Systems (5 max)
Escape Pod	For each 50 ton of reduced Cargo Capacity, can add 1 Escape pod. Can be taken multiple times, not only three.	N/A	N/A
Deflector Shields	+1 to Deflector Shields**	+2 to Deflector Shields**	+3 to Deflector Shields**
Weapons	+1 New Weapon System/Improvement of an Existing Weapon System***	+2 New Weapon Systems/Improvement of an Existing Weapon System***	+3 New Weapon Systems/Improvement of an Existing Weapon System***

*Alternately, adds a NavCom of AN 6 to ships which have none, then improve it by +2 for the two remaining upgrades

**Alternately, adds AN 3 Deflector Shields to ships which have none, then improve it by +1 for the two remaining upgrades

***What aspects of a Weapon System can be increased, as well as how much, is left to the GM's call, as certain things simply cannot be improved. For example, a Proton torpedo launcher might be improved in various ways, but not its weapon modifier: no matter how well you craft the launcher, the proton torpedo will still deal the same damage. However, it could be equipped with homing technology, Phrik head casings for additional armor penetration, etc.

[Manah]

NEW EQUIPMENT

RANGED WEAPONS

-Blaster Pistol (+3, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage, AP 1, Range 4. A classic weapon in both self-defense and military uses. Found in all shapes and forms all across the Galaxy. Restricted.)

-Heavy Blaster Pistol (+4, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage, AP 1, Range 3. A less accurate, higher power blaster favored by gunslingers, and criminals. The Blastech DL-44 used by Han Solo - and many other famous smugglers who like a bit more bang for their buck - is one of the most popular designs. Military.)

-Blaster Rifle (+4, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage, AP 1, Range 5. A longer range, higher-powered Blaster. Highly common, either in the hands of actual soldiers, paramilitary forces, miltias, criminals and in the Outer Rim. Restricted.)

-Sporting Blaster Rifle (+3, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage, AP 1, Range 4. A more easily available weapon often used on Outer Rim planets or by hunting enthusiasts. However, it is also quite popular with criminals, assassins and bounty hunters due to how easier it is to acquire one. Licensed.)

-Hold-out Blaster Pistol (+2, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage, AP 1, Range 3. A smaller, easily concealable weapon. Good for self-defense and infiltration, making it favored by nobles and undercover agents. However, it is rather lacking in power for an average gunfight. Illegal.)

-Sniper Blaster Rifle (+5, 2x damage, AP 2, Cannot split between targets, Range 6, Requires two hands to use. This high-power, long-range blaster lacks the standard stun mode of lower power weapons, but more than makes up for it with its lethality and the aforementioned range. Military.)

-Grenade Launcher (+X, Range 4, Requires two hands to use. Where X is simply dependent on which type of grenade is used, see below. The full Wpn.modifier and effects of any grenade still applies when fired from a launcher, with only the Range being more effective. Military.)

-Blaster Cannon (+5, 2x damage, AP 2, Area 3 around impact, Range 4, Requires two hands to use. Essentially a blaster version of a bazooka. Military.)

-Heavy Repeating Blaster (+5, 2x damage, AP 2, Limited Area Attack, Range 4. Must be mounted on a tripod or combat vehicle, or both suffer a -2 to its weapon modifier and require Str 4 to even try to use it on one's own. Essentially a blaster-version of a minigun. Military.)

-E-Web Repeating Blaster (+6, 2x damage, AP 2, Area Attack, Range 5, Automatically causes collateral damage. A powerful, massive automatic weapon firing far too many heavy blaster bolts to count. Must be mounted on a tripod or combat vehicle to even use for any human-sized being, although fairly large species, like an adult Hutt, could possibly wield it with two hands if they have at least 5 in Strength, yet still with a -1 penalty to the Wpn.modifier. Either way, the E-Web Repeating Blaster still requires another crewman to regulate the weapon's power, or else mishaps can, and likely will, happen. Military.)

-Missile Launcher (+6, 2x damage, AP 2, Area effect 4 around impact, Range 5, Requires two hands to use. Military.)

-Bowcaster (+5, 2x damage, AP 2, Range 4, Requires two hands to use. A surprisingly powerful weapon which hurls an explosive energy quarrel not unlike an archaic rail gun. One of the favorite weapons of the Wookies of Kashyyyk, which also happens to be exclusively crafted by them. Licensed, Rare.)

-Discblade (+3, AP 1 ranged weapon when thrown, 2x damage when thrown via the Force by spinning it faster and more forcibly. The signature weapon of Zeison Sha warriors, and a symbol of their traditions. Rare)

-Ion Pistol (+3, 3x damage, Stun damage only, Range 3, Only affects droids, vehicles and electromagnetic devices. A weapon intended mostly to wreak havoc against droids. Licensed.)

-Ion Rifle (+4, 3x damage, Stun damage only, Range 4, Only affects droids, vehicles and electromagnetic devices. Longer range and higher power, but otherwise similar in effect to an Ion Pistol. Restricted.)

-Slugthrower Pistol (+1, 2x damage, Range 3. A rather primitive weapon firing metal bullets called slugs, which are held in clips. Usually found on backwater fringe worlds where blasters aren't readily available. Licensed.)

-Slugthrower Rifle (+2, 2x damage, Range 4. A rifle version of the Slugthrower pistol. Slightly more effective as a weapon, but still nothing special when compared to a Blaster. Restricted.)

-Slugthrower Minigun (+4, 2x damage, Limited Area attack, Range 4. A rotating, multiple barrels machinegun version of a slugthrower. Actually considered a military-grade weapon, though rarely used as such by most armies due to the prevalence of blasters. Military.)

-Frag Grenade (+4, 2x damage, AP 1, Area effect 2 around impact. Name says it all. Very effective in close quarters. Military.)

-Ion Grenades (+4, 3x damage, Stun damage only, Area effect 2 around impact, Only affects droids, vehicles and electromagnetic devices. Especially effective when fighting against foes fond of using wave after wave of cheap battle droids. Restricted.)

-Stun Grenade (+3, 3x damage, Stun damage only, Area effect 2 around impact, Only affects living biological creatures; Droids, vehicles and electromagnetic devices are immune. Effective to capture targets alive. Common among law enforcement and bounty hunters. Restricted.)

-Thermal Detonator (+6, 3x damage, Area effect 6 around impact, Causes heavy collateral damage. Outlawed all across the Galaxy aside for highly-trained demolition specialists, a thermal detonator is an extremely destructive handheld ball which can effectively be thrown like a grenade... but blows up A LOT more violently, and in a large area. One has to be suicidal to detonate one without a heavy, and highly resilient, cover to leap behind before the blast. Illegal.)

RANGED WEAPONS COSTS

WEAPONS	COST IN CREDITS	RESTRICTION
Blaster Pistol	500	Restricted
Heavy Blaster Pistol	750	Military
Blaster Rifle	1,000	Restricted
Sporting Blaster Rifle	800	Licensed
Hold-Out Blaster Pistol	300	Illegal
Sniper Blaster Rifle	2,500	Military
Grenade Launcher	500	Military
Blaster Cannon	3,000	Military
Heavy Repeating Blaster	4,000	Military
E-Web Repeating Blaster	8,000	Military
Missile Launcher	1,500	Military
Bowcaster	1,500	Licensed, Rare
Discblade	2,000	Rare
Ion Pistol	250	Licensed
Ion Rifle	800	Restricted
Slugthrower Pistol	250	Licensed
Slugthrower Rifle	300	Restricted
Slugthrower Minigun	500	Military
Frag Grenade	200	Military
Ion Grenade	250	Restricted
Stun Grenade	250	Restricted
Thermal Detonator	2,000	Illegal

---

MELEE WEAPONS

-Lightsaber (+5, 2x damage, AP 3, Can deflect blaster bolts. The traditional weapon of the Jedi, a blade of pure energy projected by a handgrip hilt's energy cell which is then focused through one or more crystals within the hilt, giving its blade its color. A lightsaber can cut through nearly anything, including very hard and thick materials, given enough time and patience. Also, a skilled wielder can learn to deflect blaster bolts with it, although few are agile enough to succeed at this without the Force.)

-Double-bladed Lightsaber (+5/+5 or +6, 2x damage, AP 3, Can deflect blaster bolts. Often seen as a more aggressive weapon which only few Jedi saw fit to master given their ideals of peace and diplomacy. Still, a very effective and deadly weapon in the hands of a talented duelist.)

-Shoto Lightsaber (+4, 2x damage, AP 3, Can deflect blaster bolts. Also known simply as 'short lightsaber', the Shoto Lightsaber is often used as an off-hand weapon by dual-wielding Jedi, or as a main weapon for smaller species. It is notable as the legendary Jedi Master Yoda's favorite weapon choice.)

-Stun Baton (+2, Normal and Stun damage. A simple blunt weapon, usually collapsible, which produces a stunning charge when it strikes. Common among law enforcement agents and criminals alike due to its cheap cost.)

-Vibroblade (+3, 2x damage, AP 2. Essentially a sword equipped with a system making its blade vibrate, slice through materials more easily and cause more damage. Popular among mercenaries and soldiers. Licensed.)

-Vibro-Ax (+4, 2x damage, AP 2. A deadly weapon in the shape of a battleaxe, equipped with the same technology as Vibro-Blades. One of the favorite weapons of Gamorreans when they manage to get their hands on it. Restricted.)

-Vibrodagger (+1, 2x damage, AP 1. Another vibro weapon, this time a dagger. Still very effective, and the only usually easily available one, as it is a very versatile tool when not used to kill people.)

-Vibrobayonet (+2 when mounted on a rifle, +1 when detached; 2x damage, AP 1. A vibroweapon usually mounted on a rifle and used to stab enemies during a charge. Licensed.)

-Bayonet (+2 when mounted on a rifle, +1 when detached. Licensed.)

-Electrostaff (+3/+3, or +4, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage. A Phrik allow staff resistant to lightsaber blades equipped with electromagnetic pulse generators to enhance the damage dealt. Has a stun stetting as well. Usually wielded by IG-100 Series MagnaGuard droids. Restricted.)

-Force Pike (+3, 2x damage, Normal or Stun damage. A 1 meter-long pole tipped with a power tip. Essentially a vibro weapon that also delivers an electrical shock upon impact, making it quite painful. Restricted.)

MELEE WEAPONS COSTS

WEAPONS	COST IN CREDITS	RESTRICTION
Lightsaber	3,000	Rare
Double-bladed Lightsaber	7,000	Rare
Shoto Lightsaber	2,500	Rare
Stun Baton	15	None
Vibroblade	250	Licensed
Vibro-Ax	500	Restricted
Vibrodagger	200	Licensed
Vibrobayonet	350	Licensed
Bayonet	50	Licensed
Electrostaff	3,000	Restricted
Force Pike	500	Restricted

---

ARMORS

-Blast Helmet and Vest (+1 defense; a lightweight material blast helmet with a composite vest offering limited protection, mostly effective against slugthrowers, melee weapons and shrapnel. Often used as basic uniforms by Rebel Troopers on starships.)

-Imperial Officer Uniform (+1 defense; while not exactly an armor per se and more of a status symbol, the official uniform of Imperial Officers is still made of resilient materials offering more protection than basic clothes. It also bears the rank insignia of its owner, which can open a lot of doors in the right circumstances.)

-Padded Flight Suit (+1 defense, No AP 1; a standard one-piece flight suit protecting the wearer mostly from decompression, g-forces and harmful environments, but also serving as moderate protection in combat. Comes with gloves and a protective helmet which complete an air-tight seal allowing up to 10 hours of survival in a hostile encvironment. One of the most recognizable versions of it being the orange model used by the Rebel Alliance pilots.)

-Combat Jumpsuit (+2 defense, No AP 1; a heavily padded jumpsuit with a few armored plates to protect the vitals. Standard soldier armor, light, cheap and effective. Worn by both Rebel and Imperial standard troopers when expecting battle. Licensed.)

-Zeison Sha Warrior Armor (+2 defense, No AP 1; a light armor of superior craftsmanship, made by the Zeison Sha for their warriors. Protects as effectively as a Combat Jumpsuit, but is even less restrictive of its wearer's movements.)

-Armored Flight Suit (+2 defense, No AP 1; a combat-ready, armored jumpsuit providing limited additional protection against the vaccuum of space for up to 10 hours. One of the most recognizable version is the black suit used by Imperial Tie Fighter pilots. Licensed.)

-Stormtrooper Armor (+3 defense, No AP 1, +1 Acute Sight, Enhanced Vision 3 (See in darkness), -1 to Agility; a symbol of the might of the Empire, this is the infamous armor of the Empire's elite commandos, which comes in a variety of models based on the standard white and black shell. Snowtrooper Armors variant add +3 Cold Defense, and Sandtrooper Armors add +3 Heat Defense. Military, Rare)

-Battle Armor (+4 defense, No AP 1, -1 to Agility; a heavy combat suit with quite decent plating, but stil not reducing mobility much. Many times exist. Restricted.)

-Ceremonial Armor (+4 defense, No AP 1, -1 to Agility; a large, flashy suit of armor which actually offers quite decent protection, but is mostly made to look impressive and grandiose. A well-known example is the crimson robes, armor and anonymous helmets worn by the Emperor's Royal Guards. Restricted.)

-Powersuit (+4 defense, No AP 1, +1 to Strength, -1 to Agility; a heavy suit of body armor containing an energized exoskeleton and servomotors to boost the wearer's strength. Requires skill and training to use effectively. Restricted.)

-Armored Spacesuit (+5 defense, No AP 2, -2 to Agility; a bulky spacesuit with sealed life support system allowing survival in the vacuum of space or any other hostile environment for 24 hours. Restricted.)

-Heavy Battle Armor (+5 defense, No AP 2, -2 to Agility, -1 to Speed; a heavy armor with more plating than padding which is especially reinforced against basic blasters, making the wearer extremely difficult to finish off. Military.)

-Heavy Powersuit (+5 defense, No AP 2, +2 Strength, -2 Agility, -1 Speed; an even stronger version of the original Powersuit, greatly enhancing strength along with powerful defense at the cost of mobility and speed. Military.)

ARMORS COSTS

ARMOR	COST IN CREDITS	RESTRICTION
Blast Helmet and Vest	500	None
Imperial Officer Uniform	750	Military, Rare
Padded Flight Suit	2,000	None
Combat Jumpsuit	1,500	Licensed
Zeison Sha Warrior Armor	1,750	Licensed, Rare
Armored Flight Suit	4,000	Licensed
Stormtrooper Armor	8,000	Military, Rare
Battle Armor	7,000	Military
Ceremonial Armor	5,000	Restricted
Powersuit	10,000	Restricted
Armored Spacesuit	12,000	Restricted
Heavy Battle Armor	15,000	Military
Heavy Powersuit	20,000	Military

---

EXPLOSIVES COSTS

TYPE	COST IN CREDITS	RESTRICTION
Explosive Charge	1,500	Restricted
Detonite	500	Restricted
Timer	250	Licensed

---

LICENSES

RESTRICTION LEVEL	LICENSE FEE	BLACK MARKET COST	TIME REQUIRED
Licensed	5%	x2	1 day
Restricted	10%	x3	2 days
Military	20%	x4	5 days
Illegal	50%	x5	10 days

---

GEAR

(OOC: Of course, there are hundreds more items one could carry/use, but these are the most obvious ones. If more are needed, I will write them up as well.)

-Comlink (Basic personal communication devices, either Short Range (AN 8) or Long Range (AN 9). The long range unit is usually a backpack-size comset, but can be miniaturized in a wrist-sized unit for double the cost.)

-Credit Chip (Small flat card featuring a security codeout and credit algorithm memory stripes. Used to have access to one's credits in most civilized systems without having to carry bags of them around. Highly difficult to hack and equipped with a self-destruct and tracking devices to punish those who try with the loss of the chip and swift retaliation from authorities.)

-Datapads (Essentially less versatile, less powerful, portable handheld computers. Function as data storage devices with display, editing and input capabilities; can't actually run programs.)

-Personal Holoprojector (A handheld device which can be used to view real time or recorded three-dimensional images or to pass the information through a comlink connection.)

-Portable Computer (A larger, more useful carryable computer which fits in a briefcase or backpack. Can run programs, significantly more powerful than datapads, and generally effective for anyone who needs a computer while on the move.)

-Electrobinoculars (Strong, yet fairly common binoculars used by both explorers and military types. Typically function as Enhanced Vision 5 (Far sight, See in Darkness), although less and more effective, and as such less and more expensive, models exist.)

-Glow Rod (A portable illumination device illuminating an Area 3 around it. Cheap, expendable, and of limited duration. Often used to light a potentially dangerous way ahead by tossing the rod and seeing what happens.)

-Fusion Lantern (A more expensive, more reliable and longer lasting light source also lighting an Area 3 around the device. More likely to be carried for renewed use and much less likely to be tossed around.)

-Recording Units (Devices used to record either audio, video or holos, depending on the type, and which can play them back. An audio recorder can record up to 100 hours of audio, a video recorder and record up to 10 hours of video, and an holo recorder and hold up to 1 hour of holo.)

-Sensor Pack (A bulky rectangular device with a variety of dials, switches and displays allowing to scan one's surroundings as Area 6 for lifeforms, possible hazards and comm signals in said area.)

-Aquata Breather (A simple device held in one's mouth providing 2 hours of breathable air underwater. Many versions exist for various species.)

-Breath Mask (A personal atmosphere-filtering consisting of a mask fitting over the wearer's nose and mouth, and a hose connecting it to a portable life support system. It provides four hours of breathable atmosphere, before the filter and air canister need to be replaced.)

-Medical Kit (A backpack-sized kit including about all the tools necessary to perform most first aid and even moderately complex surgical procedures in the field.)

-Medpac (A simpler, consumable kit of medical supplies allowing a user to heal some of a victim's wounds. It heals 1w of damage, once, and is then consumed. Still requires either 2 stones of Medical Knowledge to apply, or 3 of Intelligence. Unlike a Medical Kit, can't be used to treat poisons or diseases.)

-All-Temperature Cloak (A +2 Heat/Cold Defense cloak which can be worn over most clothes and armors to protect from the elements.)

-Field Kit (Essentially a backpack filled with survival gear. Contains two canteens with built-in water purification systems, a sunshield roll, a week's worth of food rations, two glow rods, two breath masks, 24 filters, 12 atmospheric canisters, and an all-temperature cloak.)

-Jet Pack (Allows Flight 1 for up to 10 panels per fuel unit. Can lift up to 400 lbs in weight at once.)

-Ration Packs (Compact meals taking little room - up to six packs can be fitted in a pouch designed to carry a datapad - but providing all the nourishment for a day. The food isn't tasty, but it provides what one needs to avoid malnourishment.)

-Binder Cuffs (Durasteel restraints meant to lock two limbs together, or one limb to something else. Usually held by law enforcement and bounty hunters. D: 8 R: 16 to get freed.)

-Energy Cell (A small flat disk acting as a battery for various devices including certain weapons. An energy cell can be recharged with a power recharger.)

-Mesh Tape (A 30m roll of adhesive tape capable of supporting about 200 lbs.)

-Power Pack (A compact rectangular battery which can be set into the grip or barrel of most energy weapons like blaster pistols and rifles, serving as magazines of ammo. Can be recharged with a power recharger.)

-Security Kit (A set of tools, dedicated sensors and electronic components used for bypassing electronic or mechanical locks, or security systems and traps. Highly illegal in the hands of anyone without a permit, such as members of law enforcement or professional security experts.)

-Tool Kit (A compact yet broad collection of tools designed to take apart, analyze, modify and rebuild almost any technological device.)

-Liquid Cable Dispenser (Contains a special liquid which instantly solidifies in contact with atmosphere or vacuum to form a tough, lightweight, flexible cable. Holds enough liquid to form 15 meters of cable, and can be refilled afterwards in most starships, bases, and specialized businesses. Can support up to 1,200 lbs, and has a D: 6 R: 10 to break.)

-Syntherope (Neither as compact nor convenient as a liquid cable dispenser, syntherope is a stronger, more durable coil of 45 meters which is meant to be reused as needed, It can support up to 1,600 lbs, with a D:6 R: 12 to break.)

-Utility Belt (Holds several pouches with 3-days ration packs, a medpac, a tool kit, a spare power pack, a spare energy cell, a glow rod, a comlink, a liquid cable dispenser, a small grappling hook, and a couple of empty pouches for additional equipment.)

-Bandolier (A belt-like device with 12 slots which can hold one grenade, knife, power pack, energy cell, slugthrower clips, bowcaster bolts, missile launcher magazines, or any other such small device.)

-Holster (Be it a hip holster, shoulder strap, hanger or baldrics, a holster is made of treated leather, weave or other material straps meant to hold a weapon without use of one's hands. Concealed versions also exist. Models vary with weapon types.)

GEAR COSTS

ITEM	COST IN CREDITS
Comlink	25 (Short range), 250 (Long range)
Credit Chip	100
Datapad	1,000
Personal Holoprojector	1,000
Portable Computer	5,000
Electrobinoculars	1,000
Glow Rod	10
Fusion Lantern	25
Recording Unit	25 (Audiorecorder), 50 (Videorecorder), 100 (Holorecorder)
Sensor Pack	1,500
Aquata Breather	350
Breath Mask	200
Medical Kit	600
Medpac	100
All-Temperature Cloak	100
Field Kit	1,000
Jet Pack	300
Ration Pack	5
Binder Cuffs	50
Energy Cell	10
Mesh Tape	5
Power Pack	25
Security Kit	750
Tool Kit	250
Liquid Cable Dispenser	10
Syntherope	20
Utility Belt	500
Bandolier	100
Holster	25 (Regular), 50 (Concealed)

---

TRADE GOODS

COMMODITY	COST IN CREDITS
Animal, common	100
Animal, exotic	2,000
Animal, lifestock	500
Art, common	100
Art, quality	1,000
Art, precious	10,000
Bacta, 1 liter (1 kg)	100
Food, common (1 kg)	10
Food, quality (1 kg)	20
Food, exotic (1 kg)	50
Fuel, 1 liter (1 kg)	50
Gems, semi-precious (1 g)	100
Gems, precious (1 g)	1,000
Gems, exotic (1 g)	10,000
Holovid	10
Metal, common (1 metric ton)	2,500
Metal, semi-precious (1 kg)	200
Metal, precious (1 kg)	10,000
Ore, common (1 metric ton)	1,500
Spice, common (1 kg)	1,000
Spice, exotic (1 g)	20
Textiles, common (1 meter)	5
Textiles, quality (1 meter)	20
Textiles, exotic (1 meter)	100
Water, 1 liter (1 kg)	1

---

NOTES

SELLING PRICE: On average, merchants will pay about 1/2 the price of sold items, depending on availability and demand.

CREDITS VALUE: 1 Imperial Credit = 5 $USD

[/quote]

VEHICLES

BASE VEHICLE TEMPLATE

VEHICLE NAME

Model:
Manufacturer:
Description:
Length:
Max Speed (in mph or MGLT):
Hyperdrive:
Crew Capacity:
Passengers Capacity:
Cargo Capacity:
Consumables:

Difficulty to operate:
Resistance to operate:
Defense Modifier:
Vehicle Damage:
Maneuver Modifier:
Speed:
Weight:
Cost:

Sensors:
Targeting Systems:
Deflector Shield:
Weapons:

Complement:

XP-38 Landspeeder

Model: XP-38
Manufacturer: SoroSuub Corporation
Description: Open-air/sealed cockpit civilian landspeeder. Durable but not stylish.
Length: 3.4 m
Max Speed (in mph or MGLT): 155 mph
Hyperdrive: None
Crew Capacity: 1
Passengers Capacity: 1
Cargo Capacity: Less than 5 kg
Consumables: None

Difficulty to operate: 1
Resistance to operate: 1
Defense Modifier: 1
Vehicle Damage: 8
Maneuver Modifier: 2
Speed: 8 (Running)
Weight: 7
Cost: 12,500 credits (New), 3,500 Credits (Used)

Sensors: None
Targeting Systems: None
Deflector Shield: None
Weapons: None

Complement: None

TIE/LN Fighter

Model: Twin Ion Engine/Ln Starfighter
Manufacturer: Sienar Fleet Systems
Description: The fearsome, highly recognizable, most used Imperial starfighter which has become a symbol of the Empire as an omnipresent element of any Imperial fleet. Lacks shields, hyperdrive and even most life support systems, but is extremely fast and maneuverable, making it still a very deadly spacecraft.
Length/Width/Height: 6.3 m/6.4 m/7.5 m
Max Speed (in mph or MGLT): 100 MGLT (746 mph in atmosphere)
Hyperdrive: None
Crew Capacity: 1
Passengers Capacity: None
Cargo Capacity: 110 kg
Consumables: 2 days

Difficulty to operate: 5
Resistance to operate: 3
Defense Modifier: 2 (No AP 1)
Vehicle Damage: 15
Maneuver Modifier: 6
Speed: 12 (5 in atmosphere)
Weight: 13
Cost: 60,000 Credits (New), 25,000 Credits (Used); Military

Sensors: +2
Targeting Systems: +1
Deflector Shield: None
Weapons:

• 2x Fire-linked L-s 1 Laser Cannons (+6, 2x damage, Range 7)

Complement: None