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Human

• Obligation:
• Motivation: Secrets: “true” Sith, Religious / Spirituality: “true” Sith or Ambition: Power

• story, Gateway Gateway

• wound threshold: 10 +brawn
• strain threshold: 10 + willpower
• starting XP: 110 + 20
• Special Abilities: Humans start the game with one rank each in two different non-career skills of their choice. They still may not train these skills above rank 2 at character creation.

brawn 3 | agility 3 | intellect 3 | cunning 3 | willpower 2 | presence 2

1. Scholar:
2. 2
3. 3

Skills:

Career Skills:

Bonus Career Skills:

Languages: Alderaan, Basic, Huttese

• Utility Belt
• Sydon Vehicle Works Starbeam Blaster Pistol
• Coronet Arms HL-27 Light Blaster Pistol
• Imperial Utility Belt

• Microdata P-2 pocket attache (Lords of Nal Hutta p. 111)
• Vibroknife with Superior and Monomolecular Edge mods
• Second Skin Armour
• SKZ Sporting Blaster
• SX21 Pump-Action Scatter Blaster for “ship defense” is usually on the ship
• Kirgo Blastworks Lightning 22 Ion Grenades x 4, usually on ship
• Merr-Sonn_Munitions_C-10_Stun_Grenades x 4, usually on ship
• Merr-Sonn C-22 Fragmentation Grenade x 4, usually on ship
• Merr-Sonn Munitions G-20 Glop Grenade x 4, usually on ship
• Toxin Detector, usually on ship
• Cargo Scanner
• Shipboard System Scanner
• Security Sweeper, TaggeCo. Security Verification Sweeper
• Security Sweeper
• AG/I mk.lll Targeting Goggles
• 3-MAL Secure Comlink
• Customised TaggeCo. Company Protector 1 Combat Armour - restricted, get permit for armour
• Imperial Canteen

• Binders x 10
• Stun cuff x3
• SKZ Sproting Blaster (Ranged – Heavy, 8, 4, Long, 3, 4, 600 Cr., 4, Stun Setting)
• Cargo Scanner
• Shipboard System Scanner
• Security Sweeper
• AG/I mk.lll Targeting Goggles (1,000 1 5)
• Medical Bacpack EtU p. 48
• Synthrope EtU p. 48
• Environsuit
• Magnalock safe
• Security Sweeper
• SE Vigilant Automated Sensor (FiB 53)
• Intelligent Toolbox (FO 48)
• Proton Grenades x5 (DC 55)
• Camoufalge Netting x4 rolls (DC 57)
• Imperial Field Rations x5 (DC 58)
• Imperial Army Canteen x5 (DC 58)
• Fire Paste x5 (DC 58)
• Imperial Army Military Pack x2 (DC 59)
• Imperial Army Entrenching Tools x2 (DC 59)
• Hardened Commlink (DC 56)

• group ship is customised Barloz the Star Bantha

• personal ship a MRX-BR Pacifier, the Ionstorm

• Buy a Quasar Fire-class Bulk Cruiser, for base and as a business: shadow port, hospital, etc. 1750000 credits, rarity 6

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Hutt Kajidic Vorilii

Information for later

I'm missing a lot of things, but here are the general fun extra things in the books I have access to. Sometimes where the books overlap a certain topic each book will add a little something different.

• Ciphers and masks: slicing, concealing/disguising weapons, counterintelligence, more stealth uses and modifiers, new skulduggery skill uses and modifiers, new deception uses/modifiers, computer check modifiers
• No disintegrations: investigations and getting information
• Dangerous covenants: setting up combat encounters (a bit more detail/some modifiers, not much though)
• Special modifications: crafting droids/weapons/cybernetic/armor/gadgets, slicing
• Fly casual: reputation, gambling, heists, con jobs, hyperspace travel time, astrogation, smuggling jobs
• Forged in battle: battle scars, environmental modifiers (wilderness/ship boarding/urban}, crafting bunkers
• Fully operational: crafting modifiers, vehicle/ship/space station crafting, converting civilian vehicles for military use, expanded mechanics mods
• Endless vigil: Lightsaber crafting, investigations & information, creating networks, contact scope, environmental mods (vertical spaces/confined spaces/traffic/crowds/urban settings
• Far horizons: homesteading/businesses, making social encounters interesting, more details on what colonists can do
• Enter the unknown: creating memorable characters, use of foreshadow, more story driven description type stuff
• Sun's of fortune: finding bioluminecent fungus to light the way in darkness, sabacc
• Savage spirits: animal companions, riding beasts (actions/maneuvers), environmental mods wilderness, uses for survival
• Unlimited power: darkside users in the party, more force powers, potionalchemical/talisman crafting, holocrons
• Lead by example: mass scale combat/modifiers, duty
• Stay on target: Integrating astromechs/actions, environmental mods (Asteroid field/nebula/large space battles, beast riding, reputation
• Desperate allies: social encounters, base upgrades
• Lords of Nal hutta, strongholds of resistance, and suns of fortune do have a lot of good information regarding very specific places that could be hammered to fit other places too.

Begin with starting XP as defined by your species, augmented by your choices regarding Duty/Morality/ Obligation. Additionally, as GM I’ll give you bonus XP for…

• Human: +5 XP for playing a human character.
• Character Connections: +5 XP for tying your character to at least two other characters in the party.
• Story Hook: +5 XP for making interesting hooks/motives investing your character in the story.
• Game Resource: +5 XP for contributing something to the game outside of your character (e.g. description of a planet/site/NPC, providing a cool web resource, sketching one or more PCs).

The GM should award experience points after every session. The amount awarded is typically 10 to 20 XP per character for a session of two or three major encounters and a handful of minor ones. An additional 5 XP bonus may be granted for reaching key milestones or completing story arcs. Playing to a character's Motivation also grants 5 XP per session at the GM's option. The GM may consider awarding an extra point or two of XP for exceptional roleplaying or highly clever thinking. Published adventures may recommend XP awards.

The GM should give the players an idea of the source of their XP. For example, they may receive 5 XP for avoiding a bounty hunter and another 5 XP for successfully transporting their cargo to their client. Any bonus XP that is awarded should definitely be explained to the players so they may aspire to those standards in future sessions.

Mechanically, the reward for adhering to a Motivation is simple: 5 XP per session, with a one-time 10 XP reward for an exceptional session, occurring once in the character's life. Additional awards are not usually necessary, as they become the regular awards normally integrated into the campaign.

EotE p212. Improvised weapons are Small, Medium, or Large (one handed, two handed, or bigger than a chair); have a +1, +2, or +3 damage rating; Crit 5; Medium and Large are Cumbersome 2 and 4 respectively. They are all Inferior, so generate 1 Threat automatically. The GM can use 2 Threat or 1 Despair to break them so they become useless.