Star Wars

[1]This is very important. NO CUSSING. I find it vulgar and I don't think that it is ever needed. Euphemisms while accepted are discouraged.

[2]For obvious reasons you can't take Craft, Knowledge, Profession skills.

[3]There is a new skill: Canny. This skill will work in place of many Knowledge checks. It draws from your suppressed memories and allows you to recall things; such as, if you wanted to know if you had ever seen that monument before you would make a Canny check and depending on your check you would know if you had seen it before and may even recall some specific memories.

[4]Force Adepts get +1 skill point per level (+4 at first level). This skill point must be spent on force skills.

[5]Consulars get +2 skill point per level (+8 at first level). These skill points must be spent on force skills.

[6]No characters may be Human. The reason for this will be made obvious.

[7]You now may speak, read, and write one bonus language per Int modifier.

[8]You can spend an extra 3 vitality points with an Illusion check to have it do damage. Full rules in the House Rule thread here

[9]Dark Side points will be awarded by the GM, there is nothing that automatically gets you Dark Side points, but be careful.

[10]Heal Self and Heal Another may now cure suffocation for a number of rounds equal to the sum of your check. They may be used to cure blindness for twice the sum of your check. Full rules in House Rules thread here.

[11]An Ewok with an Intelligence score of 12 or no longer gains Weapon Group Proficiency (Primitive Weapons) nor Weapon Group Proficiency (Simple Weapons); it, instead, gains Weapon Group Proficiency feats as normal.

[1]Sources:
Core Rulebook
Arms and Equipment Guide
Heroes Guide

[2]Starting level: 1

[3]Attribute Generation: 36 point buy or 4d6v1. Once you decide on which system you want to use you must use that system, no switching.

[4]Equipment: You start with no items. No not even clothes.

[5]Vitality: Full for first level. Roll for levels after one, reroll ones.

[1]Description. Describe your character. Nothing fancy, just what he/she looks like; Is he attractive? Is she ugly? Does he have a wort on his nose?

[2]Personality: This is the most important part. You should be able to have a full paragraph before telling me what he/she does. Also, if your character has something that they always do, must do, or never do (i.e. eats everyone he/she kills, hits on every female he meets, etc.) he/she will automatically be denied.

[3]Background: Your character will not remember any of it, but it will give me a reference as to what the result of a Canny check will be. If you don't give me something to work with in a specific situation I will make something up.

[4]Equipment: A list of what your character wants or needs. He/she will not start with these items but they may find them along the way.

I'm right in between loose with the rules and a stickler for them. I don't like it when people who try to break the game system, but I will try to balance characters who self impose penalties on there characters (i.e. blindness, deafness, a missing limb, etc.).

I will make rolls for enemies with real dice. You will not be able to see the results. This makes it easier for me to keep you alive and to get better at creating monsters without you dying for the cause.:^^:

I will be creating monsters, equipment, and worlds at all times for this game. Most of the stats for these creations will be off the cuff, so you might notice if I get better at it as we go along.

As far as initiative goes, I like this system. You will all roll initiative separately, the enemy will roll initiative as a group. The PC's that beat the enemy will then take their actions. Then the enemy will go. Then all of the PC's will go. There is no need to post your actions in order, I'll sort that out.

Example:Deran, Stacy, Bill, and Pete come upon a massiff. The PC's roll initiative and Bill, Pete, Stacy, and Deran get these results respectively: 17, 14, 13, 6. The massiff gets 12 for his initiative. Bill, Pete, and Stacy go but don't kill the massiff. Then the massiff goes. Then Deran, Bill, Pete, and Stacy go, but don't kill the opponent. The enemy goes. Then Deran Bill, Pete, and Stacy go. And so on and so forth.

I enjoy descriptions and describing things, so expect me to go into detail in such things.

I'm not the most experienced GM, but the group that I play table-top with think that I'm good. I try not to train track things and you will have as much freedom as the setting allows. You can go to any planet that you want and may do whatever you want, just realize that what you do will have consequences.

I will not just disappear and will try to alert you ahead of time in case of anything that will pull me away from this game for more than a day. I expect you to do the same, however, I realize that you can't anticipate everything. With this in mind I will allow you a week before giving you the boot. If you come back before your week is up you will be allowed to continue, but if it as been more than three days you had better have a good reason.