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I agree with Grommir. I don't really have an ideal NPC or villain. The only way I could possibly describe my ideal NPC or villain is 'interesting'. Strong, weak, clever, foolish, just so long as they have some depth and act in a fairly consistant manner, I like them. Even a lack of character depth can be forgiven if they have a good character design. For instance...

Now thats just plain stupid No ever expects the Hoojib.

How about a Hoojib Sith Lord? It appears a Sith Lord's pet, but its actually the Sith Lord's master, and he's the apprentice.

I am planning on implementing something like that. I'm not sure if it's actually anywhere on my schedule yet. -Akari thanks! I love you! who says love can't bloom on the internet? 'But can love bloom on the battlefield?' - Otakon Now there's the question.

Hmm...haven't eaten a doughnut in years. I was a janitor at a Dunkn' Donuts for 2 years, and they've sort've lost their magic.

What we really need though is a Jawa with a lightsaber. That would pwn. I mean they already have the cloak and everything.

Yeah in the Super-Duper Ultra Secret Cookoff Minigame. Todays ingredient is Bantha Steaks! yeah, have a futuristic re-creation of kitchen stadium. And a Hutt as an ironcheff Iron Chef Nar Shadaa?

Yeah in the Super-Duper Ultra Secret Cookoff Minigame. Todays ingredient is Bantha Steaks!

Your characters would get so powerful that you could run right over them withot being hurt! If you disarm the mines you can take 'em down t' shop and flog 'em (Yorkshire accent). I suspect Demolitions may have "Workbench" applications in TSL. Mines could be converted into grenades or rockets, or visa versa. That would be very useful, especially if they limited the availibilty of grenades and rockets in shops.

Oh no! Has someone used FORCE CONFUSION on you? 1 (4n'7

I don't think it will be possible to the extent in Jedi Academy. The engine probably won't allow for it.

Your characters would get so powerful that you could run right over them withot being hurt! Eventually, yes. But they were still a nuisance early in the game.

Right, and the Bu'ush alien species.

I used it plenty of times. Disarming mines mostly.

I think the Sith work like your average Multi-Level Marketing Scheme. One guy on top, and a whole lot of chumps on the bottom with the notion that they might someday be the guy on top. Except, if they follow the Sith Philosophy, thats never going to happen. Following your passions leads is a wild goose chase. Sure it gives you momentary power, that runs dry soon enough. Those who figure this out, are usually the ones who become Sith Lords.

You might be a redneck Jedi if ... You have an X-Wing mounted on blocks in your yard. One of your X-Wing's wings is a primer color. You father says "Come on over to the Dark Side son, it'll be a hoot!" You ever used the Force to open a bottle of beer. You ever used the Force in conjunction with fishing/bowling. Sidenote: Wow, I feel old. I think I may have been of the original contributors to that list when it was first started back on RASSM. This lists is a good 10-15 years old. Classic stuff.

A little. Spacer is an occupation in Star Wars. Basically someone works on a ship, or spends the majority of his time in space is a spacer. How about Spencer? Lant Spencer? :shrug: Have you tried KOTOR's name generator? There's probabtly some name generators on the web somewhere, though I haven't looked.

Yeah, I want to know to. Before, they and Sullustans were just neck and neck. Now look at them. I think someone used the "Hanging Chad" force power. Hanging Chad? Here.

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Yeah, I want to know to. Before, they and Sullustans were just neck and neck. Now look at them. I think someone used the "Hanging Chad" force power.

Okay, then. It just that the way you wrote your character seemed a bit stange. But, if you understand, thats fine then.

Just want to point out something here, as I am not sure you're understanding this correctly. If you have 3D in Dexterity, any dice add you add to skills, goes on top of that. Like so... Dexterity 3D Lightsaber 5D (Base 3D + 2D) Dodge 4D (Base 3D + 1D) So when you're using your Lightsaber, you roll 5 six-sided dice to beat the difficulty number. When you trying to dodge an attack, you roll 4 six-sided dice in order to beat the difficulty number. When you trying to do anything Dexterity related, but don't have the correct skill for it, or you have the correct skill, but haven't improved it any, you roll 3 six-sided dice in order to beat the difficulty number. This works the same for all other skill and attributes. Did I clear up everything? Or just it make it more obscure?

I couldn't really get in to them because they had a huge amount of space combat (no kidding, eh). I'm more in to ground missions and of course Hades' favorite, Jedi combat. You'd probably love Wraith Squadron then. Picks up at the fourth book in the X-Wing series. Lots of ground missions. Some flying missions also. Very A-Teamish. Good stuff.

You might be able to pick up the Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook by West End Games. It was for the D6 system, but I heard Zahn collaborated on it. Here, for instance. I used to have it, but lost it somewhere. Had a really nice picture of Winter in it too.

Nope. No sense of style whatsoever.