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Dragons of Caerel [accepting!]

Rolf scanned the map lustily, his eyes moving quickly back and forth across it, trying to memorize it. He watched the path that Sarge traced, and murmured to himself, "Hundreds of miles," stroking his beard thoughtfully with a smile.

Many had things to say, when Gideon spoke up, Rolf waved a hand at him, "My sentiments. You asked us to pack for a journey, so I am packed. You asked us to come to the meeting, so I came. You ask us to go, and I will go."

welcome to the Fury Road! (mad max 2015)

I guess this isn't going to happen? I was pretty excited.

You might try correcting your capitalization. I know grammar errors put some players off.

Dragons of Caerel [accepting!]

Honestly, in my experience, if we move too fast, ones who post slower might lose interest and quit. It happened quite a lot to me actually, so I think I'm gonna take my time a bit.

@RedDusk

I'm definitely of this opinion. Some people can't post as fast as others, and if you speed ahead of them they'll lose connection to the plot, and then lose interest in it.

As for collab posts: I love using google docs for it. You can set it so that anyone can edit it, and just post a link and you can actually watch as everyone edits it, allowing you to collaborate in real time if everyone's on. Or, if only one person is on, they can add their contribution and be on their way.

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

Cool. I figured it would work well with your character.

How it'll work, basically, is you'll roll your stealth skill against any possible observer's perception stat(unless they have a relevant skill, but most don't). Anticipating that someone might say "but what about sensing them with the Force?" We're working under the impression that if you are Force Sensitive, the Force is sort of bundled into all of your stats. It's the same reason why I've had people take skills like "reflexes" out. The Force and the insight and reflexes it grants you are implied in all actions.

Dragons of Caerel [accepting!]

The room was filling with riders and Rolf decided it would be a bit of a crowded adventure after all. But then, once they took to the sky things would get a bit roomier. He smirked but said nothing at the exchange between the masked rider and the one whose dragon followed them in. Fearless? Did the man think he was frightening?

He walked to the one who had flown right up to the window and entered there. Rolf extended a hand, free of his usual glove, and introduced himself. "Rolf White, rider of Forge."

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

You both can.

Minimum, you can leave it as is, but you're wasting two skill points. Maybe give him Stealth?(put under Perception)

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

Take them out, but leave the Force stat. Give him some other skills. I'm sure there's something he knows how to do.

Dragons of Caerel [accepting!]

Rolf was overeager, as was Forge. The two were staying at Draketooth when the message arrived by Flitwit, and Rolf already had his saddle ready, though he left Forge naked until the time came. He had assured the dragon he would be back soon, and that they would be in for a trip. He didn't know much more himself, but it sounded like it was time to fly, and far.

Rolf was the first to arrive in the smaller council room. He supposed he should be surprised, he traveled light and was ready to go within minutes of receiving the message. Forge and his bags were already read to go, and could be harnessed and flying in a few minutes more. He took a seat in the stark room, leaning back in cavalier fashion and waited.

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

I did ask him to drop the active Force powers. I can't treat my players differently, so I'm going to have to ask you to do the same. You can still pick them up later.

If you want to have Force Lightning, you can arrange to have it taught to your character by the Sith. I think a good starting point would be that he comes to work for Siador along with his sister/whatever they are, possibly under false pretenses. He could be taken up by the Sith, but again, be false in his dealings with them and intend to betray them. When the Jedi on the planet are openly revealed, he switches sides and joins them.

I mean for a lot of this on Korriban to happen fairly quickly, it's going to act as a sort of base for the rest of the character interactions. Kind of a prologue.

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

So they do. Moving on, I suppose.

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