[SWSE] Story of the Stars {2/6}

[Jun Valson]

now rolling HP lvls 2-4

10, 2, =10
8, 4, = 8
4, 8 = 8  

[Jun Valson]

http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=354462

not quite done yet, but it's far enough that you can prolly tell me if I've boffed the whole thing up >.>;

still gotta work on gear, and may change minor things as I read more or if I find a prestige class I want to aim for...  

[Lord of the Vine]

Work in progress.  

[Jun Valson]

Seph Baelzara

A little fluff would be nice. But other than that, looks good.

I told you it wasn't quite done yet... now it's- tentatively "done" baring strange ideas...

http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=354462  

[Suicidesoldier#1]

So um...

How do you play star wars? ._.  

[Suicidesoldier#1]

Seph Baelzara

Suicidesoldier#1

So um...

How do you play star wars? ._.

Are you familiar with D&D 3.5?

Barely. xp  

[Jun Valson]

Suicidesoldier#1

Seph Baelzara

Suicidesoldier#1

So um...

How do you play star wars? ._.

Are you familiar with D&D 3.5?

Barely. xp

It's fairly streamlined... if you're familiar with any d20 system you should be able to pick it up fairly quick  

[Jun Valson]

Seph Baelzara

The core, as a standalone, is fairly easy and simplistic to learn. Even just to pick up for a newbie. There's no real "what-ifs" or major anythings to learn. The biggest thing, perhaps, is the Force Powers. Which, by all standards, is just really a beta for 4e
Although prior knowledge of any d20 system does help plenty
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The whole thing, is what I view to be WotC's D&D 4e beta.

Actually- I hadn't really thought of it that way until you mentioned it, but given the way talents and force powers, and their ilk evolve really did lay the foundation for the total rehaul they did for 4e...

and while I'm still not a big 4e fan, seeing a bit of the where-fors of how they got there still gives me a greater understanding and appreciation of the system- even if I still prefer others...