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Well, it would depend on which is easier. The walker would get x1/4 if it was modified directly against the PC's dodging. If we were applying it to the PC's roll to dodge, they would just get x4. I ...

To handle odd scaling, I would say do something like this:

For example, a Starfighter attacks a Walker. The Starfighter gets to multiply its damage by four however that is handled, and the walker ...

So a capital scale weapon that hits a starship scale object rolls multiplies the damage it rolls by four (the difference between 4x and 8x) but a starship scale weapon that hits a walker doesn't modif ...

How about Coruscant? There could be a plethora of reasons why a person needs to go to the Imperial City, and the Underworld is just as good a place as any to lay low while they work on their mission. ...

I understand what you are attempting. Perhaps, if you went with a modification of your first line to something like, "A pilot can only benefit from a maximum number of maneuverability dice equal ...

Hey guys, Soniv here again. It's been a long while, but I've started GMing a campaign, and the thought of ship and vehicle maneuverability came to me; namely, that simply adding maneuverability dice ...

In my opinion, no; part of the Empire's modus operandi was to strike fear into the hearts of people with its massive strike forces. Take for example the Death Stars, Star Destroyers, AT-ATs, etc; ste ...

I've given some thought to putting some of Dumas' works in the Tapani Sector. With slight alterations, they could very well work. Granted, that's literature, not movies, but they did make films of s ...

I like to think of it as "book knowledge". For instance, a person with high Scholar: Starfighter Engineering could tell you all about which system goes best with which fighter, how to get t ...

First of all, this seems like it ought to be in the House Rules section, as such a rule, to my knowledge, doesn't exist; the closest thing I can think of is the Rules of Engagement damage pool rule, b ...

I think, in general, once a trooper is killed by conventional means, by D6 rules, the armor is destroyed.

Now, one could make a set of armor by using called shots, unless it was power armor or simi ...

I'll post 400 credits on D_Jackson being a spambot.
Edit: And another 400 in WilliamGarcia being one, too

I think he meant romantic languages. The romantic actually means in that case that it was derived from Latin, as that came from Rome. So basically languages which get their origin from Latin, as opp ...

Hmm. Perhaps Calm Another? Force Pacify? Not entirely sure what to call it myself.

A character can start out Force-sensitive without penalty; it takes 20cp for a character previously insensitive to "gain" Force-sensitivity.

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Topic: Whats up with the AT-ST
Soniv Replies: 34 Views: 26910	Forum: Ships, Vehicles, Equipment, and Tech Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 8:33 pm Subject: Whats up with the AT-ST
Soniv Replies: 34 Views: 26910	Well, it would depend on which is easier. The walker would get x1/4 if it was modified directly against the PC's dodging. If we were applying it to the PC's roll to dodge, they would just get x4. I ...
Topic: Whats up with the AT-ST
Soniv Replies: 34 Views: 26910	Forum: Ships, Vehicles, Equipment, and Tech Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 8:27 am Subject: Whats up with the AT-ST
Soniv Replies: 34 Views: 26910	To handle odd scaling, I would say do something like this: For example, a Starfighter attacks a Walker. The Starfighter gets to multiply its damage by four however that is handled, and the walker ...
Topic: Whats up with the AT-ST
Soniv Replies: 34 Views: 26910	Forum: Ships, Vehicles, Equipment, and Tech Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 2:06 am Subject: Whats up with the AT-ST
Soniv Replies: 34 Views: 26910	So a capital scale weapon that hits a starship scale object rolls multiplies the damage it rolls by four (the difference between 4x and 8x) but a starship scale weapon that hits a walker doesn't modif ...
Topic: Home Wrecker!
Soniv Replies: 6 Views: 5654	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 5:48 pm Subject: Home Wrecker!
Soniv Replies: 6 Views: 5654	How about Coruscant? There could be a plethora of reasons why a person needs to go to the Imperial City, and the Underworld is just as good a place as any to lay low while they work on their mission. ...
Topic: Maneuverability and Piloting House Rule Suggestion
Soniv Replies: 18 Views: 13241	Forum: House Rules Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 4:31 pm Subject: Maneuverability and Piloting House Rule Suggestion
Soniv Replies: 18 Views: 13241	I understand what you are attempting. Perhaps, if you went with a modification of your first line to something like, "A pilot can only benefit from a maximum number of maneuverability dice equal ...
Topic: Maneuverability and Piloting House Rule Suggestion
Soniv Replies: 18 Views: 13241	Forum: House Rules Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 10:50 am Subject: Maneuverability and Piloting House Rule Suggestion
Soniv Replies: 18 Views: 13241	Hey guys, Soniv here again. It's been a long while, but I've started GMing a campaign, and the thought of ship and vehicle maneuverability came to me; namely, that simply adding maneuverability dice ...
Topic: Camouflage
Soniv Replies: 10 Views: 9301	Forum: Ships, Vehicles, Equipment, and Tech Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2010 6:42 pm Subject: Camouflage
Soniv Replies: 10 Views: 9301	In my opinion, no; part of the Empire's modus operandi was to strike fear into the hearts of people with its massive strike forces. Take for example the Death Stars, Star Destroyers, AT-ATs, etc; ste ...
Topic: Movies that make great SW Adventures
Soniv Replies: 33 Views: 36975	Forum: Adventures and Campaigns Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 2:59 pm Subject: Movies that make great SW Adventures
Soniv Replies: 33 Views: 36975	I've given some thought to putting some of Dumas' works in the Tapani Sector. With slight alterations, they could very well work. Granted, that's literature, not movies, but they did make films of s ...
Topic: Scholar
Soniv Replies: 8 Views: 8321	Forum: House Rules Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 12:50 am Subject: Scholar
Soniv Replies: 8 Views: 8321	I like to think of it as "book knowledge". For instance, a person with high Scholar: Starfighter Engineering could tell you all about which system goes best with which fighter, how to get t ...
Topic: Lightsaber Damage
Soniv Replies: 10 Views: 9070	Forum: Official Rules Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:01 pm Subject: Lightsaber Damage
Soniv Replies: 10 Views: 9070	First of all, this seems like it ought to be in the House Rules section, as such a rule, to my knowledge, doesn't exist; the closest thing I can think of is the Rules of Engagement damage pool rule, b ...
Topic: ¿Imperial Army or Stormtroopers?
Soniv Replies: 55 Views: 40879	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 4:42 pm Subject: ¿Imperial Army or Stormtroopers?
Soniv Replies: 55 Views: 40879	I think, in general, once a trooper is killed by conventional means, by D6 rules, the armor is destroyed. Now, one could make a set of armor by using called shots, unless it was power armor or simi ...
Topic: Spot the Spambot
Soniv Replies: 41 Views: 34703	Forum: The Rancor Pit Users/Forums Info Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 3:25 pm Subject: Spot the Spambot
Soniv Replies: 41 Views: 34703	I'll post 400 credits on D_Jackson being a spambot. Edit: And another 400 in WilliamGarcia being one, too
Topic: Sarlacc interior
Soniv Replies: 51 Views: 57420	Forum: Artwork Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 12:52 am Subject: Sarlacc interior
Soniv Replies: 51 Views: 57420	I think he meant romantic languages. The romantic actually means in that case that it was derived from Latin, as that came from Rome. So basically languages which get their origin from Latin, as opp ...
Topic: Taking submissions for new book
Soniv Replies: 245 Views: 129094	Forum: House Rules Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 5:39 pm Subject: Taking submissions for new book
Soniv Replies: 245 Views: 129094	Hmm. Perhaps Calm Another? Force Pacify? Not entirely sure what to call it myself.
Topic: Kind of newb question
Soniv Replies: 18 Views: 16684	Forum: Official Rules Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 11:03 am Subject: Kind of newb question
Soniv Replies: 18 Views: 16684	A character can start out Force-sensitive without penalty; it takes 20cp for a character previously insensitive to "gain" Force-sensitivity.