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| cheshire wrote: | That's an interesting idea. I could also see requiring the power and spending Force Points as a part of the "transferal procedure."
Unless, ya know, you're pouring your own (or someone else's) life into it. Though I think that's getting into dark side artifacts. |
I wonder to what extent holocrons contain the life of a deceased Jedi.
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MrNexx
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| MrNexx wrote: | | cheshire wrote: | That's an interesting idea. I could also see requiring the power and spending Force Points as a part of the "transferal procedure."
Unless, ya know, you're pouring your own (or someone else's) life into it. Though I think that's getting into dark side artifacts. |
I wonder to what extent holocrons contain the life of a deceased Jedi. |
Adventure idea: "Bad guys have to gather the holocrons of this deceased Sith to resurrect him."
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CRMcNeill
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| cheshire wrote: | | And I think that it can also affect the kind of ongoing effects that the object can have, not just the immediate use of the item. |
Agreed. The idea of a seemingly innocuous item insidiously corrupting its wielder over time is also straight out of Tolkien, and just as appropriate.
| Quote: | | Unfortunately it was years ago and I think I lost the mechanics I had written out for it. |
If you ever do come across those rules, please post them here; that sounds awesome.
One more mundane thought I had would be for a non-Jedi Force using tradition to have some sort of power focus, like a wand, gauntlet, ring, etc, that doesn't corrupt him, but does provide a bonus to Force powers when the object is used.
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CRMcNeill
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| Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2021 8:57 pm Post subject: |
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| MrNexx wrote: | | MrNexx wrote: | | I wonder to what extent holocrons contain the life of a deceased Jedi. |
Adventure idea: "Bad guys have to gather the holocrons of this deceased Sith to resurrect him." |
Well, Sith Spirits are a thing, but they do appear to need to be anchored to some sort of object, like their tomb or some such. A Sith Spirit could potentially be using a Sith Holocron as an anchor, and pretending to be a simple "guardian personality" to those who use the Holocron.
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