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I don't like training time.
There's enough to keep track of in a game without taking a time out to calculate how many hours a character has free to train. Keeping track of it on paper is also a ch ...

I don't see the need for a rule like this. A campaign wouldn't go on while a character is in prison for years, but I can see a character's background including being in prison for many years and just ...

Only a Sith deals in absolutes.

Oh, the irony!

Seems like a lot of unnecessary book keeping just to punish the player for not using skills that you as GM have not created a need for in your adventures.

Happy 967th birthday, Phil. May it never rain dead badgers wherever you are during your birthday.

Geez, he's not THAT old. Maybe you hit that 7 on the end by mistake?

Happy New Year Grimace!

Even if I'm following a module, I'll make it my own by mixing things up. Like you say, the material has been around for a long time and most of the people who still play D6 have already seen it.

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You're putting the cart before the horse drawing up stats before you know who your character is, how they got to be that person and what is their goal in life.

Your character should be fun for yo ...

I'd be interested in receiving this sort of product, but I've seen similar efforts come and go.

The one who managed this would have to be vigilant, single-minded, abundantly available, totally de ...

I don't really think that Yoda would get a Darkside point for not telling Luke that his dad was Vader, as well as training him in the ways of the force. It was better for the galaxy at large that Palp ...

I would surmise Yoda's dark side point comes from turning Luke into a weapon of revenge against the Emperor and his own father. Yoda and Obiwan were both opposed to the idea or even the possibility o ...

Move the emphasis on the game away from fighting toward why the characters are fighting and what they are fighting for. Sometimes the players can win their fight, but fail to reach their goals becaus ...

One thing that I noticed (and maybe it isn't true in the new version) is that D20 is very combat-oriented. You can't become, for example, a great scientist without leveling up and leveling up means a ...

It's no worse than a lot of the other elements of Prequels...

That bad eh?

I don't want my last shred of fandom to die screaming in unimaginable agony.

So, I'm avoiding it.

Not entirely pertinent to the topic, but this seems like one of those situations that highlights why Jedi should not have children. In a desire to make a non-force sensitive child jedi-like, the mast ...

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Topic: Broken Rules
Sabre Replies: 8 Views: 7080	Forum: Official Rules Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:43 am Subject: Broken Rules
Sabre Replies: 8 Views: 7080	I don't like training time. There's enough to keep track of in a game without taking a time out to calculate how many hours a character has free to train. Keeping track of it on paper is also a ch ...
Topic: Skill Atrophy
Sabre Replies: 25 Views: 19783	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:06 am Subject: Skill Atrophy
Sabre Replies: 25 Views: 19783	I don't see the need for a rule like this. A campaign wouldn't go on while a character is in prison for years, but I can see a character's background including being in prison for many years and just ...
Topic: D6 and D20 differences
Sabre Replies: 37 Views: 31186	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 9:06 pm Subject: D6 and D20 differences
Sabre Replies: 37 Views: 31186	Only a Sith deals in absolutes. Oh, the irony!
Topic: Skill Atrophy
Sabre Replies: 25 Views: 19783	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 9:07 pm Subject: Skill Atrophy
Sabre Replies: 25 Views: 19783	Seems like a lot of unnecessary book keeping just to punish the player for not using skills that you as GM have not created a need for in your adventures.
Topic: Happy Birthday, Grimace!
Sabre Replies: 9 Views: 11125	Forum: The Rancor Pit Users/Forums Info Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 1:27 am Subject: Happy Birthday, Grimace!
Sabre Replies: 9 Views: 11125	Happy 967th birthday, Phil. May it never rain dead badgers wherever you are during your birthday. Geez, he's not THAT old. Maybe you hit that 7 on the end by mistake? Happy New Year Grimace!
Topic: Has your experience/knowledge ever been a problem?
Sabre Replies: 18 Views: 15932	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:22 am Subject: Has your experience/knowledge ever been a problem?
Sabre Replies: 18 Views: 15932	Even if I'm following a module, I'll make it my own by mixing things up. Like you say, the material has been around for a long time and most of the people who still play D6 have already seen it. ...
Topic: Designing my first character; advice needed
Sabre Replies: 15 Views: 18786	Forum: Characters, Droids, and Species Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 9:53 pm Subject: Know Thyself
Sabre Replies: 15 Views: 18786	You're putting the cart before the horse drawing up stats before you know who your character is, how they got to be that person and what is their goal in life. Your character should be fun for yo ...
Topic: Adventure Journals
Sabre Replies: 30 Views: 27106	Forum: House Rules Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 8:16 pm Subject: Adventure Journals
Sabre Replies: 30 Views: 27106	I'd be interested in receiving this sort of product, but I've seen similar efforts come and go. The one who managed this would have to be vigilant, single-minded, abundantly available, totally de ...
Topic: Yoda with a darkside point?
Sabre Replies: 20 Views: 17489	Forum: Official Rules Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2008 1:37 am Subject: Yoda with a darkside point?
Sabre Replies: 20 Views: 17489	I don't really think that Yoda would get a Darkside point for not telling Luke that his dad was Vader, as well as training him in the ways of the force. It was better for the galaxy at large that Palp ...
Topic: Yoda with a darkside point?
Sabre Replies: 20 Views: 17489	Forum: Official Rules Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 7:53 pm Subject: Yoda with a darkside point?
Sabre Replies: 20 Views: 17489	I would surmise Yoda's dark side point comes from turning Luke into a weapon of revenge against the Emperor and his own father. Yoda and Obiwan were both opposed to the idea or even the possibility o ...
Topic: New GM Help
Sabre Replies: 17 Views: 15263	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:55 pm Subject: New GM Help
Sabre Replies: 17 Views: 15263	Move the emphasis on the game away from fighting toward why the characters are fighting and what they are fighting for. Sometimes the players can win their fight, but fail to reach their goals becaus ...
Topic: D6 and D20 differences
Sabre Replies: 37 Views: 31186	Forum: Gamemasters Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:43 pm Subject: D6 and D20 differences
Sabre Replies: 37 Views: 31186	One thing that I noticed (and maybe it isn't true in the new version) is that D20 is very combat-oriented. You can't become, for example, a great scientist without leveling up and leveling up means a ...
Topic: The Clone Wars [theatrical release+TV series launch]
Sabre Replies: 50 Views: 48928	Forum: General Star Wars Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 9:54 pm Subject: The Clone Wars [theatrical release+TV series launch]
Sabre Replies: 50 Views: 48928	It's no worse than a lot of the other elements of Prequels... That bad eh?
Topic: The Clone Wars [theatrical release+TV series launch]
Sabre Replies: 50 Views: 48928	Forum: General Star Wars Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:40 am Subject: The Clone Wars [theatrical release+TV series launch]
Sabre Replies: 50 Views: 48928	I don't want my last shred of fandom to die screaming in unimaginable agony. So, I'm avoiding it.
Topic: Lightsaber abilities
Sabre Replies: 33 Views: 32277	Forum: Characters, Droids, and Species Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:15 pm Subject: Lightsaber abilities
Sabre Replies: 33 Views: 32277	Not entirely pertinent to the topic, but this seems like one of those situations that highlights why Jedi should not have children. In a desire to make a non-force sensitive child jedi-like, the mast ...