Star Wars Roleplaying Game (Fantasy Flight Games) Explained

Star Wars Roleplaying Game
Publisher:Fantasy Flight Games (2012-2020)
Edge Studio (2020-present)
Date:2012–current
Language:English
Genre:Space opera
Random Chance:Dice rolling
Media Type:Role-playing games and game accessories

The Star Wars Roleplaying Game is a tabletop role-playing game set in the Star Wars universe, first published by Fantasy Flight Games in 2012. It consists of different standalone cross-compatible games where each one is a separate themed experience. The sourcebooks support games set from the Clone Wars era to the original Star Wars trilogy era; there is limited support for the Star Wars sequel trilogy era. Since 2020, the game line has been maintained by Asmodee's subsidiary Edge Studio.

Publication history

Fantasy Flight Games (2012–2020)

Previous Star Wars roleplaying game publisher Wizards of the Coast declined to renew their license in 2010 after 11 years.[1] [2] At Gen Con 2011, Fantasy Flight Games announced they had acquired the license from Lucasfilm Ltd., and at the following Gen Con announcing Star Wars: Edge of the Empire for 2013, Star Wars: Age of Rebellion for 2014, and Star Wars: Force and Destiny for 2015, while releasing Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Beta and Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Beginner Game later in the same year. These releases revealed that the new RPG was based on Jay Little's Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 3rd edition, with the dice becoming the narrative dice system.[3] [4] [5]

Age of Rebellions beta version was released in October 2013, a beginner set released on April 25, 2014,[6] and the final version of the game, the Age of Rebellion core rulebook, released on July 3, 2014.[7] The third line of products, Star Wars: Force and Destiny, for playing Jedi characters,[8] was released in beta in September 2014. In August 2018, the sourcebook Rise of the Separatists, set during the Clone Wars, was announced;[9] it was released on May 9, 2019.[10]

Also in 2018, Fantasy Flight Games published a 30th Anniversary Edition of the original (1987–1999).[11]

In 2020, Fantasy Flight Games announced that they were discontinuing their tabletop role-playing game lines. Parent company Asmodee then moved the Star Wars Roleplaying Game license to their subsidiary Edge Studio.[12] [13]

Edge Studio (2020–present)

In October 2021, Edge Studio announced continued support of the Star Wars Roleplaying Game line via future reprints in phase one and new supplements in phase two.[14] [15] [16] Edge Studio's RPG Manager Sam Gregor-Stewart, former lead developer of Star Wars: Edge of the Empire, "hinted at the possibility of a new" Star Wars roleplaying game system. However, in November 2021, Edge Studio "told Dicebreaker that no standalone Star Wars RPGs are in development, despite the indication last month that it was working on brand new titles in the sci-fi setting".

In October 2022, ComicBook.com reported that "Asmodee has announced a new print run of several Star Wars Roleplaying Game era sourcebooks, ending a multi-year hiatus of sorts for the once-popular game".[17] The titles to be rereleased in November 2022 are: Dawn of the Rebellion, Rise of the Separatists, and Starships and Speeders along with the Game Master's Kits for Age of Rebellion and Edge of Empire. In December 2022, Edge Studio announced the upcoming reprint of eleven books including the Core Rulebooks for Age of the Rebellion, Edge of Empire, and Force and Destiny.[18] The three entry level boxed sets for Age of Rebellion, Edge of the Empire, and Force and Destiny respectively are scheduled to be reprinted and released in December 2023.[19]

Overview

Star Wars: Edge of the Empire
Publisher:Fantasy Flight Games
Genre:Space opera
System:Narrative Dice System
Isbn:978-1616616571
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion
Publisher:Fantasy Flight Games
System:Narrative Dice System
Genre:Space opera
Designer:Sterling Hershey
Isbn:978-1616617806
Star Wars: Force and Destiny
Publisher:Fantasy Flight Games
System:Narrative Dice System
Genre:Space opera
Designer:Sterling Hershey
Isbn:978-1633441224

The Star Wars Roleplaying Game is divided into various themed product lines which can be played as standalone games or as cross-compatible games:[20]

Supported fictional eras

See also: Star Wars Expanded Universe. Star Wars: Rise of the Separatists (2019) is set during the Clone Wars era at the beginning of the Palpatine regime. Star Wars: Collapse of the Republic (2019) is set during the second half of the Clone Wars and the waning of the Republic. Star Wars: Dawn of Rebellion (2018) is set during the ascendance of the Empire. It deals with the events at the time of the animated series Star Wars Rebels and the film Rogue One (2016), in which the Rebellion is divided into factions and is opposing the Empire just as it is consolidating its power.

The first three installments of the Star Wars Roleplaying Game are set within the time period of the original Star Wars trilogy. Star Wars: Edge of the Empire (2013) is set shortly after the destruction of the first Death Star, and deals with characters on the fringes of galactic space. Star Wars: Age of Rebellion (2014) is set around the time of The Empire Strikes Back (1980), and allows players to join the Rebellion. Like Edge of the Empire, Star Wars: Force and Destiny (2015) is set shortly after the destruction of the first Death Star and the death of Obi-Wan Kenobi, when the force sensitives and Jedi slowly start to re-emerge in hopes of rebuilding the Jedi Order.

The Force Awakens Beginner Game is set during the current era depicted in the film (2015), with the adventure provided taking place just before the events of the movie.

Game system

Characteristics

The Characteristics are Brawn (Physical Power), Agility (Physical Precision), Intellect (Intelligence and "Book Smarts"), Cunning (Wisdom and "Street Smarts"), Willpower (Endurance and Focus), and Presence (Charisma and Attractiveness).[26] [27] Characteristic levels (called "ratings") range from a minimum Rating of 1 to a maximum Rating of 6, although there is a ceiling of 5 during character creation. Each character race has different base Characteristic ratings, though additional ratings in each attribute can be gained during or after character creation.

There are additional derived characteristics:

Templates

After determining attributes, the player designs their character using a Species Template.[28] [26] [27] Each species[29] has different racial characteristic minimums and maximums. Each species also has additional features such as Talents or Special Abilities.

The player then picks a Career and then pick one of the three or more Specializations of that Career.[28] Each Specialization grants Career Skills and a "Specialization Tree", which grants specialization-based Talents.[30]

All the Career Skills listed under the character's Career and Specialization (whether chosen or not during character creation) can be bought for a flat point cost. The Career Skills chosen by the player from the career and specialization lists are granted their first level free during initial character creation, but cost the same as other Career Skills when buying higher levels. Characters cannot buy a new Career but may buy additional Specializations - whether they are under their Career or not. However, if a character wishes to buy another specialization, it costs less for one under their chosen Career than for one under another Career.

The Universal "Careers" are generic Specializations that can be used by any of the core games. Some allow characters from one game to crossover to the others. Force Sensitive Exile and Force Sensitive Emergent allow veteran characters from Edge of the Empire and Age of Rebellion respectively to become Force users and use the Force and Destiny game rules. Recruit allows Edge of the Empire characters to cross over to the more idealistic Age of Rebellion campaigns. They cost the same as if they were Specializations under the character's existing Career, making them cheaper and more effective than buying a Specialization under a different Career.

Skills

There are three types of skills in the Star Wars Roleplaying Game. Knowledge skills cover intellectual pursuits, Combat skills cover confrontational actions, and General skills cover non-combat actions.[28] [26] [27]

The game's rules assume that all characters have all the game system's skills at "zero level" if they do not have a level in it. The character's default skill level is equal to the skill's governing Characteristic score.

Purchasing a level in a skill (called a "rank") makes the character an expert in it. Regular skill rolls substitute a yellow 12-sided Proficiency die for a green 8-sided Ability die per skill rank. It can also add green Ability dice if the character's skill level is higher than their attribute level. Blue 6-sided Boost Dice are added for advantageous events or if another character is helping the player character with the attempt.

Skill rolls are opposed by rolling a pool of purple 8-sided Difficulty Dice. Depending on the complexity of the task the character is attempting, it could range from one Difficulty die for an Easy complexity task to five Difficulty dice for a Formidable complexity task. Black 6-sided Setback Dice are added for disadvantageous events.

If the character is being opposed by an NPC antagonist while performing a task, then the dice pool is based on the NPC's opposing skill. The Difficulty Pool is created by adding a purple Difficulty Die for each green Ability Die the NPC has in the skill and a red 12-sided Challenge Die for each yellow 12-sided Proficiency Die the NPC has in the skill. Black Setback Dice are added if another NPC is helping the antagonist NPC to hinder the player character's attempt.

Talents

Talents are advantages that add flavor to a character and either grant bonuses, benefit allies, remove penalties during play, or penalize adversaries.[28] [26] [27] They cost experience points to buy, and must be unlocked in the order they appear on the "Specialization Tree".[28] [26] [27] The further down the diagram, the more powerful (and expensive) the Talents become. Each Career Specialization has its own Specialization Tree.[27] When the tree is all filled out, the character cannot buy any more talents from it. If the player wishes to obtain more Talents for their character, then they must purchase a new Career Specialization and begin filling out that Specialization Tree.

Talents are split into two groups. "Passive" talents denote abilities that are considered always on and can be used for the entire duration of the session. "Active" talents denote abilities that require a difficulty roll to turn on prior to use, and in some cases can only be used a limited number of times in a given session. Some talents have levels and can be purchased more than once. The talent's levels stack, even if they are bought for different amounts of experience points.

Disadvantages

Disadvantages can be taken during character creation to offset point costs:

Motivation is the character's guiding principle:

If the player uses the character's Motivation during gameplay, they get an experience point bonus.

Dice

Using the storytelling dice from their earlier Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (3rd edition) as its basis, Fantasy Flight Games tweaked the design to make a dice pool system that was more evocative of the Star Wars universe. It renamed the dice types,[31] uses 6-, 8-, and 12-sided dice rather than 6-, 8-, and 10-sided dice, abandons the "exploding die" mechanic,[32] and removes the Stance dice.

The narrative dice system uses seven different types of dice.[3] [28] [26] [27] They use symbols rather than numbers and are interpreted on two axes: Succeed / Fail and Lucky / Unlucky. You can succeed, but have negative complications or fail but have positive advantages.

The facets contain either a blank or one of six results.[3] [28] [26] [27]

Destiny Tokens

Destiny Tokens are small round pieces that are black on one side and white on the other. They represent the party's pool of Destiny Points. They are granted based on Force Dice rolls at the beginning of each session. The Player Characters' party gets the tokens of one color and the game master gets the remaining tokens of the opposing color. White Tokens (The Light Side of the Force) are for the Good Guys. Black Tokens (The Dark Side of the Force) are for the Bad Guys. The party's affiliation determines which color they get.

A Destiny Point can be spent to award a bonus die for a character's action, or inflict a penalty die to the opposition's effort. Destiny Points can also be used to change a situation or cancel out or re-roll an unfavorable result like a fatal hit or pivotal skill-check failure. Every time a Destiny Point is used by the party or the game master, one of their Destiny Tokens is flipped over to change its color. This flipped token can now be added to the opposite side's pool. "The game is intended for a relatively regular flow of destiny points back and forth".

Combat Rules

The first step in combat is to figure out Initiative, which is figured by making a Cool or Vigilance skill check. The results (best to worst) indicate the order in which the characters and their adversaries act.

The Combat skills are Brawl, Melee, Lightsaber, Ranged (Light), Ranged (Heavy), and Gunnery.[28] [26] [27]

Combat modifiers are calculated using Range Bands (the approximate distance the character is from the target).[28] [28] [27]

Non-Player Characters in Combat

In combat the player characters have three kinds of adversaries: Minions, Rivals, and Nemeses.[28] [26] [27]

Reception

Fantasy Flight initially drew criticism for releasing a beta version, making people pay twice, and for the extra expense of the unusual custom dice; but reviews after launch were enthusiastic about the dice, with Game Informer saying "In practice, this system offers tremendous flexibility to allow the players to participate in the storytelling process, rather than just waiting for the GM to respond after a die roll. The players talk together about how to interpret a roll of the dice, and shape the results to make the most exciting story. It also speaks strongly to the cinematic nature of the Star Wars universe; characters in the movies often succeed or fail along with potent side effects."[34] and Penny Arcade saying "This dice system is designed to facilitate awesome storytelling and it worked great!"[35] In 2022, CBR also highlighted the dice system — the article states "the Star Wars Roleplaying Game excels in its theming and incorporates it into every part of its system. The best example of theme influencing the mechanics of SWRPG is the dice pool system. [...] While many TRPGs use their dice as a simple mechanic that adds nothing to storytelling, the Star Wars Roleplaying Game uses themed dice and group interpretation to immerse its players in the story".[36]

Force and Destiny was on Popular Mechanics's 2015 "The Ten Best Tabletop Games of 2015" list — the article states "there have been a lot of Star Wars role playing games over the years, and unfortunately few make the player really feel like a grounded member of the franchise universe. But that's where Star Wars: Force and Destiny shines".[37] Giaco Furino, in a separate review of Force and Destiny for Popular Mechanics, commented that "this is a roleplaying game that commands your attention, and is full of fanservice and nods to the die-hards. [...] Since 2012, Fantasy Flight Games has been on a roll, creating insanely fun RPG's set in the Star Wars universe. [...] And now [...] they're putting out Star Wars: Force and Destiny, where you take on the role of wannabe Jedi and Sith, and head out into the galaxy to use the force for good and evil".[38] Furino highlighted that "this game digs deep into the Star Wars mythos, but it's not so esoteric as to drive away newcomers and casual fans of the franchise. [...] While some RPG's encourage intense number crunching and data management, Force and Destiny is all about story".

The 2015 Strange Assembly review of Star Wars: Force and Destiny states that "of all the Star Wars RPG lines, Force and Destiny is arguably the most ripe for cross-line use. All three lines are, of course, designed to be fully compatible with each other, but [...] it seems less likely to have a whole group of hidden force users than, say, a Rebel cell or a cadre of smugglers". On the mechanics of running a character from one game line in a different themed game, the review states that these characters have "to give up something to join a group of the others [...]. This dichotomy is exemplified by the two line-specific mechanisms of EotE  (Obligation) and AoR (Duty) – each is to some extent a group-based mechanic, with the group as a whole getting dragged around. The equivalent from Force and Destiny (Morality), however, is a deeply personal concept to each individual character. Just as a character can easily have both Morality and Duty/Obligation, so too can a force user built from Force and Destiny be dropped into a campaign with few or no other force users, and fit right in (indeed, that’s basically what the Force Sensitive specializations in those game lines were)".

Daniel Foster, in a 2020 review of Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Beginner Game for FanSided, wrote that "the most challenging thing to me as an experienced role-player was learning the new dice system. [...] My group completed the adventure in the beginner set in about two hours. [...] The game never got bogged down even as we were getting used to interpreting the dice rolls, and the included maps, markers, and stats were easily referenced while adding to the game experience".[39] Foster commented "though the game predates the Disney acquisition, we did not run into any major conflicts with new canon". He also commented that the various Star Wars Roleplaying Game "games are sold separately, but are compatible systems, allowing a good Game Master to move their players through a campaign that could touch on any of those settings".

Richard Jansen-Parkes, in a review of the Dawn of Rebellion (2018) for the UK print magazine Tabletop Gaming, stated that the sourcebook is "designed to work with all three of the subtly different rulesets released by the studio" and "aims to set up adventures in the early days of the Rebellion. [...] It's a time of stealth missions and sabotage rather than pitched battles, where the heroes are likely to be desperate renegades rather than superpowered warriors".[40] Jansen-Parkes highlighted that Dawn of Rebellion evokes the film Rogue One and the animated series Star Wars Rebels; it also includes details on running adventures inside the Death Star. Jansen-Parkes commented that "You could potentially argue that the book is a little on the slim side – and when you cut out everything that you could probably piece together with a couple of hours on Wookiepedia it gets slimmer still. That doesn't change the fact that it's still a beautifully put-together volume. If you're looking for a new spin on roleplaying in that galaxy far, far away it's well worth a look".

Cannibal Halfling Gaming, an ENNIE Award nominated website, reviewed both the Rise of the Separatists[41] and the Collapse of the Republic sourcebooks in 2019 — the second review states "if you're coming at this era of Star Wars Roleplaying cold and don't already have Rise of the Separatists, you'll be fine with just Collapse of the Republic so long as you stick to its specific era (later seasons of The Clone Wars, Revenge of the Sith), although you might feel a little squeezed for options without the Padawan, the more run-of-the-mill Clone Soldiers, and so on in certain play styles. If you're not fighting for the Republic, though, or at least not as Jedi and clones, well in that case you'll have an easier time of it. Final word: Rise of the Separatists got my curiosity, Collapse of the Republic got my attention, and together they're giving me ideas. Get one or get both, but if you're interested in playing in the twilight of the Republic, they'll be money well spent".[42]

Awards

YearAwardCategoryProductResult
2013Golden Geek AwardRPG: Game of the YearStar Wars: Edge of the Empire[43] [44]
RPG: Best Artwork & PresentationStar Wars: Edge of the Empire Core Rulebook
RPG: Best SupplementStar Wars: Edge of the Empire Beginner Game
UK Games Expo AwardsBest Role-playing GameStar Wars: Edge of the Empire[45] [46]
2014Golden Geek AwardRPG: Game of the YearStar Wars: Force and Destiny[47]
RPG: Best Artwork & PresentationStar Wars: Age of Rebellion Core Rulebook
2015Golden Geek AwardRPG: Best Artwork & PresentationStar Wars: Force and Destiny Beginner Game[48] [49]
Star Wars: Force and Destiny Core Rulebook
RPG: Best SupplementStar Wars: Force and Destiny Game Master's Kit
2016Origins AwardBest Role-Playing GameStar Wars: Force and Destiny[50]
Fan Favorite Role-Playing Game
2017Origins AwardFan Favorite Role-Playing GameStar Wars: Edge of the Empire[51]

Official products

Star Wars Roleplaying Game

These items can be used with Edge of the Empire, Age of Rebellion and/or Force and Destiny rules sets.

TitleCreator(s)DateISBNNotes
Boxed sets
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Beginner GameAugust 2016The game is set before, during the New Republic era.
Box set includes the 48-page Star Wars: The Force Awakens basic rule book, a 14-piece Star Wars: Roleplaying Game Dice set, and a set of 8 Destiny Tokens. Also includes the 32-page adventure module book Discovery on Jakku and the following play aids: four eight-page pre-generated player character booklets, a double-sided map (obverse (2 maps): hangar bay of the Silencer / wreck of the Starlight Wanderer; reverse (1 map): Galactic Map with major trade routes and a sidebar with short entries on the planets Jakku, Takodana, and D'Quar and the First Order's Starkiller Base), and 49 character and vehicle tokens. The Beginner Game rule book is limited and lacks the full gameplay and character generation and development rules from the other three Core Books.
Adventures
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - A Call for HeroesJordan Goldfarb, Sam StewartAugust 18, 2016A sequel to Discovery on Jakku from the Beginner Game. It is a 30-page booklet available as a downloadable PDF file.
Sourcebooks
Dawn of RebellionTim Huckelberry, John Dunn, Sterling Hershey, Jonathan Julius, Keith Ryan Kappel, Jason Marker, Tom Sorenson, James M. SpahnFebruary 22, 2018Era sourcebook: set during the events of the movie and the Star Wars: Rebels (TV 2014–2018) series, between the rise of the Empire and the beginning of the Rebellion.
Allies and AdversariesApril 18, 2019NPC sourcebook: profiles and stats for over 130 NPCs. Details Rebels, Imperials, and assorted rogues, scum and villains.
Rise of the SeparatistsTim Cox, John Dunn, Jordan Goldfarb, Sterling Hershey, Keith Kappel, Monte Lin, Jason MarkerMay 9, 2019Era sourcebook: set during the Prequel movies (Star Wars: Episodes I, II & III) and the Star Wars: Clone Wars TV series (Star Wars: The Clone Wars (TV 2003–2005) & Star Wars: The Clone Wars (TV 2008–2013)) at the beginning of the Clone Wars era.
Collapse of the RepublicTim Cox, John Dunn, Lisa Farrell, Sterling Hershey, Keith Kappel, Monte Lin, Jason MarkerJune 28, 2019Era sourcebook: set during the events of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. Details the end of the Clone Wars, the decline of the Old Republic, the purge of the Jedi Order, and the rise of the Sith. Introduces new character Races, Careers, and Specialization Trees and details important NPCs of the period.
Gadgets and GearAlexis Dykema, Keith Kappel, Phil MaiewskiSeptember 13, 2019Weapons and equipment sourcebook: collects most of the weapons and gear from the Edge of the Empire, Age of Rebellion, and Force and Destiny lines, plus new content.
Starships and SpeedersTim Cox, Tim Huckelberry, Christopher Hunt, Phil Maiewski, Jason Marker, Kevin Thomas Schluter, Darryl IsaacsFebruary 28, 2020Ships and vehicles sourcebook: collects most of the ships and vehicles from Edge of the Empire, Age of Rebellion, and Force and Destiny lines, plus new content.
Accessories
Star Wars Roleplaying Dice2014A set containing 1 white Force die, 3 green Advantage dice, 2 yellow Proficiency dice, 2 blue Boost dice, 3 purple Difficulty dice, 1 red Challenge die, 2 black Setback dice, and a set of 4 Destiny Tokens.
Star Wars Roleplaying Critical Damage DecksA quick reference for Game Masters that details the results of a Critical Damage roll. Can also be drawn to randomly select a result rather than using a d100 roll.
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Characters - Critical Injury Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Ships and Vehicles - Critical Hit Deck
Star Wars Roleplaying Adversaries DecksContains stats for NPCs. Can be used as a quick reference by the Game Master, or to randomly select an NPC adversary when needed.
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Scum and Villainy Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Imperials and Rebels Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Citizens of the Galaxy Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Creatures of the Galaxy Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Imperials and Rebels II Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Hunters and Force Users Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Imperials and Rebels III Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Republic and Separatist Adversary Deck
  • Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Republic and Separatist II Adversary Deck

Star Wars: Edge of the Empire

TitleCreator(s)DateISBNNotes
Rulebooks / basic sets
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Beta PlaytestJohn Dunn, Sterling Hershey, Tim HuckelberryAugust 17, 2012Softcover rulebook contains the beginning adventure module Crates of Krayts. Includes five full-color character sheets and a sheet of Roleplaying Dice conversion stickers.
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Beginner GameSterling HersheyDecember 17, 2012Box set includes the 48-page Star Wars: Edge of the Empire basic rule book, a 14-piece Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Dice set, and a set of 8 Destiny Tokens. Also includes the 32-page adventure module book Escape from Mos Shuuta and the following play aids: four eight-page pre-generated player character booklets, a double-sided map, 35 character tokens, and 5 vehicle tokens. The Beginner Game basic rule book is limited and lacks the full gameplay and character generation and development rules from the Core Book.
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Core RulebookJohn Dunn, Sterling Hershey, Tim HuckelberryJuly 5, 2013Hardcover rulebook which includes the Trouble Brewing adventure module.
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Game Master's KitSterling HersheyJuly 5, 2013Includes the 4-panel gamemaster's screen, a 32-page booklet containing the adventure module Debts to Pay and an article discussing hints on how best to use the Nemesis Character system for Star Wars campaigns.
Adventure modules
The Long Arm of the HuttDave Allen, Daniel Lovat ClarkDecember 14, 2012A sequel to Escape from Mos Shuuta from the Beginner Game released as a free PDF digital download.
Under a Black SunJeff HallJune 15, 2013A booklet with Dice Conversion tables, Fast-Play Rules for Star Wars: Edge of the Empire, 4 pre-generated characters, and an adventure set on Corellia involving the Black Sun pirate syndicate. Originally given away at retailers on Free RPG Day, it is now available as a free digital download titled Shadows of a Black Sun.
Beyond the RimSterling HersheySeptember 6, 2013The Separatist treasure ship Sa Nalaor was believed lost, but speculation and tantalizing rumors of its location keep circulating in every dive and hideout in the Galaxy. The characters are trying to beat other crews of treasure-seekers (and perhaps, each other) to its resting place.
The Jewel of YavinDave Allen, Shawn Carman, Daniel Lovat Clark, Jordan GoldfarbMarch 31, 2014A heist in which the characters strive to acquire a priceless corusca gem.
Mask of the Pirate QueenTim HuckelberryNovember 19, 2015The characters are looking to collect the bounty on the infamous Pirate Queen of Saleucami.
Rules Supplements
Enter the UnknownSterling HersheyDecember 6, 2013Explorer career book: adds the Archeologist, Big Game Hunter and Driver Specializations.
Dangerous CovenantsDavid Kegg, Mark MolnarFebruary 28, 2014Hired Gun career book: adds the Demolitionist, Enforcer, and Heavy Specializations.
Far HorizonsSam StewartAugust 14, 2014Colonist career book: adds the Entrepreneur, Marshall, and Performer Specializations.
Fly CasualMax Brooke, Katrina Ostrander, Ryan K. Brooks, Tim Cox, Daniel Lovat Clark, John Crowdis, Lisa Farrell, Gregory KotelesFebruary 23, 2015Smuggler career book: adds the Charmer, Gambler, and Gunslinger Specializations.
Special ModificationsMarch 24, 2016Technician career book: adds the Cyber Tech, Droid Tech, and Modder Specializations.
No DisintegrationsFebruary 2, 2017Bounty Hunter career book: adds the Martial Artist, Operator and Skip Tracer Specializations.
Sourcebooks
Suns of FortuneJanuary 24, 2014Corellian Sector sourcebook
Lords of Nal HuttaMax Brooke, Sterling Hershey, Ryan K. BrooksFebruary 5, 2015Hutt Space sourcebook for Game Masters
Accessories
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Dice2013A set containing 1 white Force die, 3 green Advantage dice, 2 yellow Proficiency dice, 2 blue Boost dice, 3 purple Difficulty dice, 1 red Challenge die, 2 black Setback dice, and a set of 4 Destiny Tokens.
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Career Decks
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Explorer Career Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer Signature Abilities Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer - Fringer Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer – Trader Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer - Scout Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer - Archeologist Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer – Big Game Hunter Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Explorer - Driver Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Hired Gun Career Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun Signature Abilities Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun - Bodyguard Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun - Marauder Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun – Mercenary Soldier Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun - Enforcer Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun - Heavy Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Hired Gun - Demolitionist Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Colonist Career Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist Signature Abilities Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist - Doctor Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist - Politico Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist - Scholar Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist - Entrepreneur Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist - Marshall Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Colonist - Performer Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Smuggler Career Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler Signature Abilities Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler - Scoundrel Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler - Thief Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler - Pilot Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler - Charmer Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler - Gambler Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Smuggler - Gunslinger Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Technician Career Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician Signature Abilities Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician - Mechanic Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician – Outlaw Tech Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician - Slicer Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician – Cyber Tech Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician - Droid Tech Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Technician - Modder Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Bounty Hunter Career Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter Signature Abilities Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter - Assassin Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter - Gadgeteer Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter - Survivalist Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter – Skip Tracer Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter – Martial Artist Specialization Deck
  • Edge of the Empire: Bounty Hunter - Operator Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - Universal Career Specialization Decks
  • Edge of the Empire: Universal - Force Sensitive Exile Specialization Deck.

Star Wars: Age of Rebellion

TitleCreator(s)DateISBNNotes
Rulebooks / basic sets
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion BetaJohn Dunn, Sterling Hershey, Tim HuckelberrySeptember 27, 2013Softcover sourcebook which contains the adventure Operation: Shell Game, one full-color character sheet and six pre-generated illustrated character sheets.
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Beginner GameMax Brooke, Daniel Clark, Katrina Ostrander, Jay Little, Andrew FischerApril 25, 2014Box set includes the basic 48-page Star Wars: Age of Rebellion rule book, four eight-page pre-generated illustrated player character booklets, a set of 14 Star Wars Roleplaying Dice, and a set of 8 Destiny Tokens. Also includes the 32-page adventure module book Takeover at Whisper Base and the following play aids: a double-sided map, 33 character tokens and 7 vehicle tokens. The Beginner Game is limited and lacks the full gameplay and character generation and development rules from the Core Book.
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Core RulebookAndrew Fischer, Gary Astleford, John Dunn, Sterling Hershey, Tim Huckelberry, Jason MarkerJuly 3, 2014Hardcover sourcebook for players and Game Masters.
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Game Master's KitJuly 3, 2014Includes the 4-panel gamemaster's screen and a 32-page booklet containing the adventure Dead in the Water. Includes expanded rules for land and space combat.
Adventure modules
Rescue at Glare Peak (Rebellion Day Supplemental Adventure)Sterling Hershey, Dan ClarkSeptember 13, 2014Box Set: contains a 48-page Adventure / Star Wars - Age of Rebellion Fast-Play Rules booklet, three sets of play aids (each containing a mapsheet with three maps and 4 pre-generated character sheets) to run three one-shot sessions, a set of 14 Star Wars Roleplaying Dice and 8 Destiny Tokens, and a promotional Rebellion Day poster. Only available to participating retailers who applied to get them before August 6, 2014. The event was held worldwide on Rebellion Day 2014.
Onslaught at Arda IKatrina Ostrander, Jeff HallAugust 14, 2014A military campaign in which the characters are operating out of a secret Rebel base. Includes mass combat rules and new vehicle stats.
Friends Like TheseKeith Ryan Kappel, Ryan K. BrooksDecember 8, 2016The characters have to protect the planet Xorrrn and defend the secret Rebel shipyards there. Includes rules for creating and playing Mandalorian characters.
Rules Supplements
Stay on TargetAndrew Fischer, John Crowdis, Sterling Hershey, Keith Kappel, Jason MarkerDecember 23, 2014Ace career book: adds the Beast Rider, Hotshot, and Rigger Specializations.
Desperate AlliesMax Brooke, John DunnJune 18, 2015Diplomat career book: adds the Advocate, Analyst and Propagandist Specializations.
Lead by ExampleJohn DunnFebruary 4, 2016Commander career book: adds the Figurehead, Instructor and Strategist Specializations.
Forged in BattleRyan K. Brooks, John Dunn, Keith KappelAugust 18, 2016Soldier career book: adds the Heavy, Trailblazer, and Vanguard Specializations.
Fully OperationalMarch 29, 2018Engineer career book: adds the Droid Specialist, Sapper, and Shipwright Specializations.
Cyphers and MasksAugust 16, 2018Spy career book: adds the Courier, Interrogator and Sleeper Agent Specializations.
Sourcebooks
Strongholds of ResistanceGary Astleford, Ryan K. Brooks, Sterling Hershey, Keith Ryan Kappel, Jason MarkerNovember 12, 2015Alliance Worlds sourcebook for Game Masters
Accessories
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Career Decks
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Ace Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace Signature Abilities Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace - Driver Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace - Gunner Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace - Pilot Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace - Beast Rider Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace - Hotshot Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Ace - Rigger Specialization Deck.
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Diplomat Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat Signature Abilities Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat - Agitator Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat - Ambassador Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat - Quartermaster Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat - Advocate Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat - Analyst Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Diplomat - Propagandist Specialization Deck.
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Commander Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander Signature Abilities Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander - Commodore Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander - Squadron Leader Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander - Tactician Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander - Figurehead Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander - Instructor Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Commander - Strategist Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Soldier Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier Signature Abilities Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier - Commando Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier - Medic Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier - Sharpshooter Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier - Heavy Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier - Trailblazer Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Soldier - Vanguard Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Engineer Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer Signature Abilities Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer - Mechanic Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer - Saboteur Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer - Scientist Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer - Droid Specialist Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer - Sapper Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Engineer - Shipwright Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Spy Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy Signature Abilities Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy - Infiltrator Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy - Scout Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy - Slicer Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy - Courier Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy - Interrogator Specialization Deck
  • Age of Rebellion: Spy - Sleeper Agent Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Universal Career Decks
  • Age of Rebellion - Force Sensitive Emergent Specialization Deck.
  • Age of Rebellion - Recruit Specialization Deck.

Star Wars: Force and Destiny

TitleCreator(s)DateISBNNotes
Rulebooks / basic sets
Star Wars: Force and Destiny BetaJohn DunnSeptember 10, 2014Contains the introductory adventure Lost Knowledge and comes with one blank full-color character sheet and six pre-generated illustrated character sheets.
Star Wars: Force and Destiny Beginner GameJune 18, 2015Boxed set: includes a 48-page Beginner's Game basic rule book, 4 pre-generated character folios, 2 downloadable character folio PDF files, a set of 14 Star Wars Roleplay Dice and 8 Destiny Tokens. Also includes the 32-page adventure module book Mountaintop Rescue and the following play aids: a double-sided map sheet (obverse (3 maps): The Valley, The Path to the Ruin, & The Ruin; reverse: The Temple), and 55 character and monster tokens. The Beginner Game is limited and lacks the full gameplay and character generation and development rules from the Core Book.
Star Wars: Force and Destiny Core RulebookJay Little, Sam Stewart, Max Brooke, Daniel Clark, John Dunn, Keith Kappel, Corey Konieczka, Monte Lin, Jason Marker, Jason Mical, Katrina Ostrander, Christopher Rowe, Andrew FischerJuly 30, 2015Contains the introductory adventure Lessons from the Past.
Force and Destiny Game Master's KitJuly 30, 2015Includes the gamemaster's screen and a 32-page booklet containing the adventure module Hidden Depths. Includes expanded rules for experienced Knight-level play, allowing you to start players off with developed Talents and Force powers.
Adventure modules
Lure of the LostJordan Goldfarb, Daniel Lovat Clark, Chris GerberJune 18, 2015Star Wars: Force and Destiny Beginner Game bonus adventure available as a downloadable PDF file
Chronicles of the GatekeeperNovember 5, 2015A holocron of a lost Jedi Knight surfaces which offers a journey for Force-sensitives seeking knowledge; those who follow it can gain power but risk corruption.
Ghosts of DathomirTim Huckelberry, Jonathan JuliusOctober 19, 2017An artifact surfaces leading to a journey in the Outer Rim which includes Force visions and the discover of galactic secrets.
Supplements
Keeping the PeaceDecember 17, 2015Guardian career book: adds the Armorer, Warden, and Warleader specializations.
Savage SpiritsTim HuckelberryJune 2, 2016Seeker career book: adds the Executioner, Hermit, and Navigator specializations.
Endless VigilTim Huckelberry, James M. SpahnOctober 31, 2016Sentinel career book: adds the Investigator, Racer, and Sentry specializations.
Disciples of HarmonyJohn Dunn, James M. SpahnJune 1, 2017Consular career book: adds the Arbiter, Ascetic, and Teacher specializations.
Unlimited PowerMay 31, 2018Mystic career book: adds the Alchemist, Magus, and Prophet specializations.
Knights of FateJune 21, 2018Warrior career book: adds the Colossus, Juyo Berzerker, and Steel Hand Adept specializations.
Sourcebooks
Nexus of PowerSam Stewart, Sterling Hershey, Keith Kappel, Jason Marker, Jason Mical, Christopher RoweMarch 17, 2016Worlds Strong in the Force sourcebook
Accessories
Force and Destiny Career Decks
Star Wars: Force and Destiny - Guardian Career Decks
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Signature Abilities Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Soresu Defender Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Protector Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Peacekeeper Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Armorer Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Warden Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Guardian - Warleader Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Force and Destiny - Warrior Career Decks
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Signature Abilities Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Shii-Cho Knight Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Starfighter Ace Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Aggressor Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Juyo Berserker Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Steel Hand Adept Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Warrior - Colossus Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Force and Destiny - Sentinel Career Decks
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Signature Abilities Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Shien Expert Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Artisan Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Shadow Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Racer Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Investigator Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Sentinel - Sentry Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Force and Destiny - Seeker Career Decks
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Signature Abilities Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Ataru Striker Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Pathfinder Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Hunter Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Navigator Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Executioner Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Seeker - Hermit Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Force and Destiny - Consular Career Decks
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Signature Abilities Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Niman Disciple Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Sage Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Healer Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Teacher Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Arbiter Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Consular - Ascetic Specialization Deck
Star Wars: Force and Destiny - Mystic Career Decks
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Signature Abilities Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Makashi Duelist Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Seer Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Advisor Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Magus Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Prophet Specialization Deck
  • Force and Destiny: Mystic - Alchemist Specialization Deck

See also

References

Notes

Notes and References

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  30. The Edge of the Empire's Technician-Mechanic and Age of Rebellion's Engineer-Mechanic specializations have the same Specialization Trees. However, they have different career skills to choose from to depict their different character concepts.
  31. WFRP(3e) used Characteristic (Ability), Expertise (Proficiency), Challenge (Difficulty), Fortune (Boost), and Misfortune (Setback) dice. There were also "Stance" dice: a Conservative die was added if the character used a low-risk approach and a Reckless die was added if the character was taking a high-risk approach.
  32. Allows the player to re-roll the die if an "exploding" result comes up (and can repeat this if the player rolls consecutive "exploding" results). The additional results are then added to the total. The "exploding" result is usually the highest digit on a polyhedral die (like "6" on a six-sided die).
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