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STAR WARS

ROLEPLAYING GAME

Part I

Character Creation

Chapter I: Step-by-step Character Creation

You probably know the drill by now, this is an adaption of D&D and the game mechanics of the KOTOR games to fit the Star Wars universe as a pen and paper TTRPG. So we'll just go through the steps of character creation for now.

I. Choose Your Species

II. Choose Your Archetype, Class, and Subclass

III. Determine Your Ability Scores

IV. Flesh Out Your Character

V. Determine Equipment

VI. Play the Game

Chapter II: Species

PART I

CHARACTER CREATION

Chapter III: The Jedi Order

There is no emotion, there is peace. There is no ignorance, there is knowledge. There is no passion, there is serenity. There is no chaos, there is harmony. There is no death, there is only the Force.

Theme Music

An ancient religious order of warrior-monks dedicated to the Light Side of the Force, the Jedi Order existed for thousands of years as both a peacekeeping order in the Republic and as its official state religious body.

Jedi philosophy was based on the Jedi Code and its interpretation of the Force—a Jedi must reject their emotions, passions, and attachments, and dedicate oneself wholly to the light side of the Force—generally taken to mean peace and justice.

Jedi were taken from their parents to be trained when they were still only toddlers or young children, as they believed any older children would develop an emotional attachment to their parents and therefore be vulnerable to dark side corruption. Jedi training is extensive and lasts many decades.

When the Republic became the Empire, the government of Chancellor Sheev Palpatine—later revealed to be the Sith Lord Darth Sidious—ordered the genocide of all Jedi on charges of treason against the Republic, claiming they had launched an uprising against the Republic’s government. The overwhelming majority of the Jedi were killed in what became known as the Great Purge, or by its official designation, Order 66.

During the time of the New Republic, genuine Jedi were few and far between, with most of them being affiliated with Grand Master Luke Skywalker’s New Jedi Order. Skywalker rejects the emotional detachment of the old Jedi Order, allowing Jedi to form attachments and freely express their emotions, something the old Jedi considered a path to the dark side. In fact, Luke Skywalker even had a wife—Mara Jade—in flagrant violation of the old Jedi’s rules against romantic involvement.

Guardians

Jedi Guardians focus on combat training and lightsaber mastery

Mainly concentrating on martial training and combat, Guardians engaged in combat more than either of the other two classes of Jedi; the Consulars or the Sentinels. Descended from the Order's founders on Tython whose role in the galaxy was to defend the weak and uphold the laws of the Galactic Republic, the Guardians were often seen as representatives of the Order and the classic Jedi weapon: the lightsaber.

"Guardian the title is, not warrior. Remember this, all Jedi should."

Jedi Master Yoda

Focusing all their time and effort on honing their martial skills, Jedi Knights who chose to pursue the role of Guardian often built their lightsabers using a blue crystal; symbolizing solidarity and uniformity among this class, though it is not a requirement. Master Sunburris recommended spending three hours a day on running, unarmed combat, and lightsaber practice. Highly necessary during the Republic's early years of instability and strife, following the Ruusan Reformation the Guardians took on an even larger role; the Republic Army was disbanded and the Jedi were thrust into the role as defenders of the Republic. Policing the galaxy and working closely with sector and system law agencies, the Guardians worked tirelessly along the Outer Rim Territories and along the borders of Wild Space to maintain law where slavery and illegalities ran rampant. While carrying the basics of Jedi equipment, Guardians were often known to carry wrist binders for when they made an arrest.

While there were many sub-branches to the Guardian class, the most skilled and learned Jedi Masters were granted the honorific title of "Warrior Master". It was two Warrior Masters that were said to have joined two Sage Masters in the founding of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant circa 4000 BBY. These Four Masters were honored with bronzium depictions on the main entrance stairs at the terminus of the Processional Way.

Class Features

As a Jedi Guardian, you gain the following class features:

Hit Points

HP at 1st Level: 10 + CON
HP per Level: 10 + CON

Proficiencies

Armour: none
Weapons: pistols, lightsabers, melee weapons
Saves: Fortitude, Reflex

Skills

Skills: Demolitions, Awareness, Persuade, Treat Injury
Skill Points at 1st Level: ( 1 + INT ) * 4 (minimum 4)
Skill Points per Level: 1 + INT (minimum 1)

PART I

CHARACTER CREATION

Level	PB	Base HP	Class Features	Feats	Powers	Base Force
1st	+2	10	Jedi Sense, Force Jump, Jedi Defence	1	2	4
2nd	+2	20	Fighting Style	2	3	8
3rd	+2	30	Lightsaber Form feat	3	4	12
4th	+2	40	Jedi Defence (+3)	3	5	16
5th	+3	50	Extra Attack (x1)	4	6	20
6th	+3	60	Force Jump (+2), Lightsaber Form feat	4	7	24
7th	+3	70	─	5	8	28
8th	+3	80	Jedi Defence (+6)	5	9	32
9th	+4	90	Lightsaber Form feat	6	10	36
10th	+4	100	─	6	11	40
11th	+4	110	Extra Attack (x2)	7	12	44
12th	+4	120	Force Jump (+4), Lightsaber Form feat	7	13	48
13th	+5	130	─	8	14	52
14th	+5	140	─	8	15	56
15th	+5	150	Lightsaber Form feat	9	16	60
16th	+5	160	─	9	17	64
17th	+6	170	─	10	18	68
18th	+6	180	Lightsaber Form feat	10	19	72
19th	+6	190	─	11	20	76
20th	+6	200	Extra Attack (x3)	11	21	80

Jedi Sense

You have developed a connection to the Force that allows you to better sense incoming attacks. You gain a bonus to your Armour Class equal to your Proficiency Bonus. This bonus is only active when not wearing armour.

Force Jump

Your abilities in the Force and physical strength have enabled you to increase the distance you can jump exponentially. Once per turn, as a bonus action, you can choose to jump to a target that you can see at least 10 metres away.

If you do so, you must make at least one melee attack against the target. This bonus action counts as a Sneak Attack only when attacking opponents not currently engaged in combat from beyond their combat range.

You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls and damage inflicted for one round after using Force Jump at level 6. This bonus increases to +4 at level 12.

Jedi Defence

Your abilities in the Force have enabled you to use your lightsaber to deflect blaster bolts. Whenever a ranged attack that is not a critical hit with the Energy, Electric, Ion, or Universal damage type is made against you while you are holding a lightsaber, as a reaction, after the attack roll is made but before damage is determined, you can choose to deflect that attack.

If you do so, you must make an attack roll of your own. If the result is greater than the opponent's attack roll, you suffer no damage. If the result is a critical roll or is twice that of your opponent's attack roll, the shot is deflected and they suffer the standard amount of damage the attack would inflict.

You gain a +3 bonus to your Jedi Defence rolls at level 4 and a +6 bonus at level 8.

Fighting Style

At level 2, you must pick a fighting style: Dueling or Two-Handed Fighting, both detailed at the end of the Guardian section.

Lightsaber Forms

At level 3, and again at levels 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18, you must pick a Lightsaber Form from the Feats section. This does not count as a feat for the purposes of your class's feats progression.

Extra Attack

At level 5, and again at levels 11 and 20, you gain the ability to attack an additional time on your turn when taking the Attack action. This feature stacks with any other abilities granting you extra attacks.

Fighting Styles

Dueling

When wielding a one-handed melee weapon and no other weapons, you gain a +1 bonus to your Armour Class and to attack rolls made with said weapon. This bonus increases to +2 at level 6 and +3 at level 12.

Two-Handed Fighting

The normal duel-wield penalty of −6 (main hand) / −10 (off hand) is reduced to −4 / −6. This penalty is further reduced to −2 / −4 at level 6 and −0 / −2 at level 12.

PART I

CHARACTER CREATION

Sentinels

Jedi Sentinels are well-balanced and possess many skills

Within the Jedi Order, the spirit of the Jedi Sentinel had always existed, with many Guardians and Consulars building a strong connection to the Galactic Republic whom the Order professed to protect. These Jedi were more service-oriented, seeking out cities rather than temples, crowds over solitude. Jedi Knights pursued the Sentinel field of study as a specialization of their specific discipline, in the same way that a Consular might become a healer, or a Guardian might aspire to be a Peacekeeper.

While it was unclear when the Sentinels became their own unique discipline, rather than a specialization within another school of thought, some historians described Master Morrit Ch'gally as the founder of the practical discipline. Ch'gally served as a member of the Army of Light and a Jedi recruiter with the Acquisition Division, and he believed that the differences between his line of thought and the Guardians and Consulars were distinct enough to warrant its own branch of study.

"This Jedi ferrets out deceit and injustice, bringing it to light."

Jedi Master Dorak

Driven by Ch'gally's vision, Sentinels flourished in the postwar era that followed the Ruusan Reformation and spread into the galaxy, where they became some of the Order's most recognizable members. Many served as freelance law enforcers, and were respected as Jedi that could be approached with any problem. When the Galactic Empire came to power at the end of the Clone Wars, the Sentinels suffered fewer casualties than the other Jedi in service to the Order due to their ability to remain anonymous, their avoidance of temples, and their proclivity for working in city environments.

However, those who did not die during the execution of Order 66 were ruthlessly hunted by the Inquisitors of the Empire. Because of the local populace's familiarity with them, the Sentinels were easily and eagerly turned over by opportunists seeking to gain credibility with the new Empire. While many died during the Great Jedi Purge, others fled into the depths of the cities they served, becoming vigilantes in the night, working anonymously.