Positive

b	Boost Dice	-	Luck, Chance, Preparation
d	Ability Dice	-	Your Skills & Characteristics
c	Proficiency Dice	-	Upgraded Ability Dice d
x	Triumph	-	Great Outcome / Add s to dice pool / Cannot be canceled out
s	Success	-	Remove s for every Failure f / Remainaing s results in Success
a	Advantage	-	Remove a for every t / Regardless of Failure f gain narrative advantage

Negative

b	Setback Dice	-	Bad Luck, Complications, Obstacles
d	Difficulty Dice	-	Task Difficulty / Opposition Skill
c	Challenge Dice	-	Upgraded Difficulty Dice d
y	Despair	-	Terrible Outcome / Add f to dice pool / Cannot be canceled out
f	Failure	-	Cancels out Success s / Remaining f results in failure
t	Threat	-	Remove t for every a / Regardless of Success s suffer narrative disadvantage

The Force

C	Force Dice	-	Create Destiny Pool / Force Power Roll
Z	Light Side	-	Create Light Side Destiny/Force
z	Dark Side	-	Create Dark Side Destiny/Force

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Skill	Opposed Skill
Coercion, Deception, Leadership	Discipline
Charm	Cool
Negotiation	Negotiation, Cool

Add dice equal to the value listed in the following table.

b to Ranged, Gunnery and Perception checks.
b to Stealth checks.
The GM can apply these modifiers to other skills as deemed appropriate

Dice Added	Examples
+1	Mist, shadow, waist-high grass.
+2	Fog; the darkness of early morning or late evening; thick, shoulder-high grass.
+3	Heavy fog; thick and choking smoke; the darkness of night; dense, head-high underbrush; and thick grass.

Add 1 Defense
Add b to certain checks such as Perception.
The GM may add further b as deeemed necessary.

Characters moving through Difficult Terrain must use 2 Manoeurvers.

To pass certain Impassable Terrain the GM may request a successfull appropriate skill check or equipment be used.

Depending on the strength of the Gravity add up to bbb to Coordination and Brawn based skill checks (but not Resilience).
Alternatively weaker than normal Gravity adds up to bbb.

Zero Gravity does not add b or b dice, instead movement counts as if through Difficult Terrain.
Encumbrance does not change.

Water is treated as Difficult Terrain.
The GM may apply an Athletics check in moving bodies of water.

Being submerged, a Character can hold their breath for a number of rounds equal to their Brawn. After that they suffer Suffocation.

In a vacuum, Characters can hold their breath for a number of rounds equal to their Brawn. After that they suffer Suffocation.
Each round in a vacuum suffers 3 wounds
If the Wound Threshold is exceeded they become Incapacitated and apply 1 Critical Injury, plus 1 Critical Injury per round exposed.

Such atmospheres are given a rating by the GM of 1-10 (or more) the higher the level the more severe the atmosphere.
A Character suffers wounds equal to this rating at the beginning of each turn subjected to the environment.
The GM can determine how long, if at all, the damage continues after leaving the environment.

Rating	Example
1-2	Campfires, mildly caustic substances, air filled with ash.
3-5	Flammable liquids, dangerous substances, chemical leaks.
6-9	Welding torches, weaponised acid, ammonia mixed atmospheres.
10+	Lava, blastr furnaces, unbreathable atmospheres.

To stop ongoing damage the GM can deteremine if an action would work. E.g. rolling around to put out a fire. In this instance an Average(dd) check might work on hard ground, while an Easy(d) check might work on soft ground.

Suffer 3 Strain at the begining of the Character's turn.

When the Strain Threshold is reached the Character becomes Incapacitated. If the Character contiunues to Suffocate they suffer a Critcal Injury on each subsequent turn.

The Character suffers Wounds according to the damage table below, reduced by Soak.

The Charater then suffers Strain according the the table below which is not reduced by soak.

Fall damage can be reduced by making an Average(dd) Athletics or Coordination Check. Each s reduces the damage suffered by one. Each a reduces the Strain by one.

A x could reduce the range band by one at the GM's discretion.

Range Band	Damage	Strain
Short	10	10
Medium	30	20
Long	Incapacitated, Critical Injury at +50	30
Extreme	Incapacitated, Critical Injury at +75 (or death at GM's discretion)	40

Examples of an Incidental:

• Speak
• Drop Item
• Release Person
• Minor Movement

Available Manoeuvres (Maximum of 2 OR 1 with an Action)

Manoeuvre Options
Draw / Holster / Ready / Load Weapon	Weapon Maneauvers take a single Manoeuvre.
Aim	Add b to the Character's next Combat Check, or bb if the Character spends 2 Manoeuvres.
Assist	Add b to another character's next action.
Guarded Stance	Add b to any Combat Check the Character makes until the end of their next turn. And gain Melee Defense +1 until the end of the next turn.
Take Cover	Taking a defensive position in the environment gains Raned Defense +1 (can be increased with Heavy Cover)
Drop Prone / Stand	Dropping to prone costs 1 Manoeuvre and adds 1 b to all ranged attacks made against the Character. Being prone adds 1 b to all melee attacks made against the Character.
Open / Close Door	Opening an unlocked door.
Move Large Item	Flip a table or shove a barrel into the path of a pursuer costs a Manoeuvre.
Take / Put Item From Storage	Storage includes a Pouch, Backpack, Bandolier or similar container.
Mount / Dismount	Mounting a domesticated animal or mounting a vehicle, gunnery station etc. requires 1 Manoeuvre. Mounting an untrained animal requires at least an Average (dd) Survival Check
Preperation	Talents and Abilities can use the Prepare rule to prepare an action safely.
Move	Move Between Ranges Manoeuvre Cost Disengage 1 Manoeuvre Short Short 1 Manoeuvre Short Medium 1 Manoeuvre Medium Long 2 Manoeuvres Long Extreme 2 Manoeuvres

Action Options
Exchange Action for Manoeuvre	A User can sacrificew their Action to perform a second Manoeuvre as long as it doesn't result in more than 2 Manoeuvre's being taken.
Activate an Ability / Talent	Spend an Action to Activate an Ability or Talent (Even if a Skill Check is not required).
Activate a Force Power	Most Force Powers Require an Action to use.
Perform a Skill Check	Most common actions revolve around a Skill Check. Dependiong on the check the result can consequently take seconds, hours or days to perform.
Perform a Combat Check	Roll a Combat Check according the the skill of the Weapon used. Add a b for each point of Defense Rating of the target. Multiple sources of Defense do not stack - use the highest rated source of Defense. Each uncanceled Success hits with one point of Damage, deduct the Soak value of the Target. The Target suffers one Wound for the remaining Damage applied. If the target's Wounds reach below their Threashold they are Knocked Out, Incapacitated and immediately suffer one Critical Injury. Attacker - Defender Range Skill Difficulty Engaged (Melee) Brawl / Melee Average (dd) Engaged (Ranged) Ranged Light / Ranged Heavy / Gunnery Easy (d) + Modifiers Short Ranged Light / Ranged Heavy / Gunnery Easy (d) Medium Ranged Light / Ranged Heavy / Gunnery Average (dd) Long Ranged Light / Ranged Heavy / Gunnery Hard (ddd) Extreme Ranged Light / Ranged Heavy / Gunnery Daunting (dddd)

Range	Description
Engaged	Close enough to your target to directly interact.
Short	Several meters to your target. Talk comfortably without shouting.
Medium	Up to several dozen meters away. Reliable pistols can reach this range. But only a few thrown weapons can reach this far. Speak loudly to be heard.
Long	Further than a few dozen meters. Easily reached by rifles, mounted weapons and Gunner skill weapons. Yell loudly to be heard.
Extreme	Furthest range that two targets can interact. Some high-tech Snipers and large mounted weapons may reach this range. May not be heard even if shouting.

Conditional and Situational Modifiers
Ranged Attacks at Engaged Targets	When attacking a target engaged with an ally, the attacker upgrades the difficulty of the check by one In addition, if the attacker's check succeeds but he generates at least y , that y is automatically spent to make the attacker hit one of the individuals engaged with the target (of the GM's choice), instead of the target.
Ranged Attacks While Engaged	Any opponent engaged with the character when he makes a ranged attack (no matter who the target is), may add b to his next Brawl or Melee check against that character. In addition, the difficulty of some ranged attacks increases while engaged. Ranged Check while Engaged Modifier Ranged Light + d Ranged Heavy + dd Gunnery May not make Gunnery checks when engaged with an opponent.
Attacking Prone Targets	A character gains b when attacking a prone target with a Melee or Brawl check. Ranged attacks against prone targets suffer b.
Attacking While Prone	A prone character suffers b when making a Melee or Brawl check from a prone position.
Two-Weapon Combat	A character may opt to carry a Ranged (Light) weapon or a one-handed melee weapon in each hand, increasing the volume of attacks at the expense of accuracy. To make an attack perform a Combined Check. Select one weapon as primary, make the Combined Check with this weapon. Then determine which Skills and Characteristics to use for each weapon. Finally determine the target. To assemble the dice pool for this check, compare the Skills and Characteristics that would be used to make an attack with each weapon, and uses the lowest ranking Skill and Characteristic to assemble the dice pool. If the Skills or characteristics are equal, use either. Then compare the difficulty of the two combat checks and select the higher basic difficulty. Then increase the difficulty by one d if the two skills in the combined check were the same, and by two dd if they were different. On a success, hit with the primary weapon as normal. aa or x can also be spent to hit with the secondary weapon. If both weapons hit, additional a or x can be spent to activate qualities from either weapon. Each hit deals its base damage, + 1 damage per uncanceled success.
Unarmed Combat	Use the Brawl skill with Brawn as the base damage at a range of Engaged. A Critical rating of 5 Add Disorient 1 and Knockdown. Success can damage either Strain or Wound both still reduced by Soak.
Attacking with Brawl Weapons	Combat uses the Unarmed Combat rules modified with the Brawl weapon Characteristics. The attacker can choose use the standard Brawl Critical Rating instead of the Weapon's.
Improvised Weapons	Picking up items in the environment can be used as improvised weaponry. Improvised weapons use Melee Skill and add Brawn to the damage dealt. As with Inferior weapons, checks generate one automatic t. Size Example Small Bottle, fist-sized rock, hydrospanner Medium Two-handed rock, chair, holovid screen Large Shovel, large tree branch, table, crate See more Improvised Weapon details in the Weapons page.
Size Differences (Silhouettes)	If the attacker is 2 or more points smaller than the target -d. If the attacker is 2 or more points larger than the target +d. Silhouette Example 0 Jawas, Ewoks, astromech droids. any smaller creatures. 1 Humans, Wookiees, Gand, Rodians, Trandoshans, Twi'leks. humanoid droids, Bothans, and most humanoid species. 2 Dewbacks, wampas. tauntauns, banthas. most riding animals. 3 Rancors, krayt dragons, other large and dangerous creatures. 4+ There are some creatures in the galaxy even larger than those listed.

Environmental Effects
Concealment	In general Ranged (Light), Ranged (Heavy), Gunnery and Perception checks against targets that are obscured add b equal to the Dice Added in the table below. Stealth checks made by a concealed Character add b equal to the Dice Added below. Modifiers can be assigned or modified by the DM as needed. Dice Added Examples> +1 Mist, shadow, waist-high grass. +2 Fog, the darkness of early morning or late evening, thick, shoulder-high grass. +3 Heavy fog, thick and choking smoke, the darkness of night, dense, head-high underbrush and thick grass.
Cover	A Character partially concealed by a rock, crate, wall, or vehicle, for example, increases the Character's Ranged Defense by +1. A b can be added for relevant skill checks such as Perception. The GM can modify these by more Defense or b if the Character is partriculalry well concealed.
Difficult & Impassable Terrain	Characters entering or moving through difficult terrain need to use 2 x Manoeuvres to do so. Impassable terrain cannot use Manoeuvres to traverse. The GM can allow such terrain to be traversed with a relevant skill. This requires an Action. Terrain Example Difficult Tight passageways, slippery ice, thick undergrowth, loose rubble, shifting sand, or waist-deep water. Impassable Sheer cliffs, walls higher than a character can reach through jumping, or deep pits.
Gravity	Heavier than normal gravity adds up to bbb to Brawn based checks (except Resilience) and the Coordination skill. Lighter than normal gravity adds up to bbb to any Brawn based checks (except Resilience) and the Coordination skill. Moving through zero gravity does not change b or b as above but does count all movement as though moving through Difficult terrain. Gravity does not change Encumbrance levels.
Suffocation	Suffer 3 Strain at the begining of the Character's turn. When the Strain Threshold is reached the Character becomes Incapacitated. If the Character contiunues to Suffocate they suffer a Critcal Injury on each subsequent turn.
Water & Swimming	Most Characters treat Water as Difficult terrain, though some Species may have Water modifiers. The GM can apply a required Athletics check to account for particularly treacherous bodies of water If completely submerged in water, use the Brawn Characteristic to account for the number of rounds the Character can stay submerged. After this the Character starts to Suffocate on each successive round until they resurface.
Vacuum	If in a Vacuum without protective gear the Character will Suffocate after a number of rounds equal to their Brawn Characteristic is taken holding their breath. The Character will also suffer 3 x Wounds each round in the vacuum. If the Character exceeds their Wound threshold, they become incapacitated and suffer one Critical Injury. They then suffer one additional Critical Injury each subsequent round in a vacuum. These are in addition to any Critical Injuries suffered from Suffocation.
Fire, Acid, & Corrosive Atmospheres	The GM determines the danger of the situation by applying a rating between 1 and 10 (extreme situations can make this even higher) Each round a Character is subjected to the hazard they suffer equal Wounds to the rating at the start of their turn. At the GM's discretion, the damage may not apply unless inhaled, in which case the Character can hold their breath for a number of turns equal to their Brawn. The GM detemines the duration of the hazard. Neutralising the Hazard might be achieved by making a Coordination Check. Average (dd) Difficulty on hard surfaces, or Easy (d) on soft surfaces. Alternatively Actions such as jumping into water might put out a fire immediately. Rating Example 1-2 Campfires, mildly caustic substances such as concentrated industrial cleansers, air filled with ash and fumes from a heavy fire. 3-5 Flammable liquids and flame projectors, dangerous substances such as industrial acids, air contaminated by chemical leaks. 6-9 Welding torches, weaponized acids, atmospheres with substantial parts dangerous gases such as ammonia. 10+ Lava, blast furnaces, atmospheres completely made of unbreathable and hazardous gases such as ammonia methane mixes with acid vapors.
Falling	The Character suffers Wounds according to the damage table below, reduced by Soak. The Charater then suffers Strain according the the table below which is not reduced by soak. Fall damage can be reduced by making an Average(dd) Athletics or Coordination Check. Each s reduces the damage suffered by one. Each a reduces the Strain by one. A x could reduce the range band by one at the GM's discretion. Range Band Damage Strain Short 10 10 Medium 30 20 Long Incapacitated, Critical Injury at +50 30 Extreme Incapacitated, Critical Injury at +75 (or death at GM's discretion) 40

Advanced Rule: (Age of Rebellion - Forged In Battle p88)

Spending Advantage and Triumph In Urban Combat (Decided by the skill checker)
a or x	The attack ruptures a pipe carrying water or another liquid, creating an area of difficult terrain around the target.
aa or x	Shattered transparisteel, shrapnel, or debris strikes the targeted Character, inflicting 1 strain. Power to the area is cut off or light sources destroyed, possibly resulting in darkness.
aaa or x	The attack dislodges a large amount of rubble durasteel plating onto the targeted Character, staggering for 1 round. A vehicle, power supply, ammunition store, or fuel container near the target explodes, inflicting 10 damage (or more, at the GM's discretion and based on the environment) to all engaged Characters. The attack seriously damages the target's cover, reducing the b it adds by 1.
x	The attack collapses the street or floor beneath the targeted Character, they suffer a fall from short or medium range and is immobolised for 1 round. The attack collapses a wall or other considerable section of a building near the targeted Character, staggering the target and anyone engaged with them for 1 round.

Advanced Rule: (Age of Rebellion - Forged In Battle p92)

Spending Advantage and Triumph In Wilderness Combat (Decided by the skill checker)
a or x	The attack exposes or draws the attention to a concealed enemy, adding bb to the next check to detect them. The attack drops an insect hive, ignites swamp gas, or otherwise badly startles the target, inflicting 1 Strain on the target and each other Character within Short range.
aa or x	The attack ignites dry foliage or other flammable material near the target, starting a fire with a rating of 2.
aaa or x	The attack damages an important piece of survival gear carried by the targeted Character. The attack kicks up a cloud of sand, frightens a flock of birds, or otherwise distracts the target, causing them and each other Character within Short range to lose their free Manoeuvre on their next turn.
x	The attack collapses a tree, rocks, snow bank, or other large mass onto the targeted Character, who is knocked prone and immobolised until they pass a Hard(ddd)Athletics or Coordination check, requiring an action.

Advanced Rule: (Age of Rebellion - Forged In Battle p90)

Spending Advantage and Triumph During Boarding Actions (Decided by the skill checker)
a or x	The attack strikes a terminal or power cable, showering the target Character in sparks. The next attack against the target Character gains the Disorient 2 quality.
aa or x	A nearby power condiuit discharges into the target Character, who must succeed at an Average(dd)Resillience check or be staggered for one round; the Character is disoriented for one round for each t generated. The attack hits a control panel and causes a bulkhead door to close or open.
aaa or x	A computer terminal or control panel near the target explodes, dealing 10 damage (or more, at the GM's discretion) to all engaged characters.
x	The attack knocks the target into an exposed power cabling or smashes him into a computer terminal, inflicting strain equal to the damage caused by the attack.

Advanced Rule: (Age of Rebellion - Forged In Battle p88)

Spending Threat and Despair in Urban Combat (Decided by the opponent)
t or y	Sight or sound of a closing door or window shattering distracts the active Character, adding b to the next combat check targeting them.
tt or y	Debris falls in front of the targeted Character, providing cover or improving existing cover. The floor or street gives out and traps the active Character's foot, immobolising them until they spend a manoeuvre to free themseselves.
ttt or y	The attack injures or endangers a civilian. The active Character's cover is damaged or collapses, reducing the b it adds to incoming attacks by 1.
y	A section of ceiling, a bridge, or even a vehicle wreckage falls towards the active Character, inflicting 12 damage and knocking them prone unless it is avoided with a Hard(ddd) Vigilance check.

Advanced Rule: (Age of Rebellion - Forged In Battle p92)

Spending Threat and Despair in Wilderness Combat (Decided by the opponent)
t or y	Insects, leaves, sand or snow obscures the active Character's sight, add one automatic t to their next check.
tt or y	The active Character steps in quicksand or gets caught by a root or vine, immobolising them until they succeed at an Average(dd)Athletics or Coordination check.
ttt or y	The active Character draws the attention of a predator or frightens wildlife with dangerous consequences (potentially for both sides). The active Character receives a bite or sting from a small but venomous creature and suffers 1 wound each round for 5 rounds or until treated with an Average(dd)Medicine check.
y	A severe weather event occurs without warning, such as a sandstorm, twister, or blizzard; for the duration of the encounter, upgrade the difficulty of all checks once for all Characters.

Advanced Rule: (Age of Rebellion - Forged In Battle p90)

Spending Threat and Despair During Boarding Actions (Decided by the opponent)
t or y	A ricocheting blaster bolt startles the active Character, add bb to the next combat check targeting them.
tt or y	A fluctuation in the ship's artificial gravity knocks the active Character prone and disorients them for 1 round. The attack shorts out the lighting system for the corridor or room, plunging it into darkness.
ttt or y	The ongoing combat damages the ship's artificial gravity generator or the gravity conduits in the area, placing all combatants in zero gravity.
y	The attack damages life support systems for this part of the ship or the entire ship, depending on its size. Characters without space suits or oxygen supplies face suffocation.
yy	The attack cracks a transparisteel viewport, causes a chain reaction, or otherwise breaches the hull, exposing the combatants to vacuum. In addition, all characters exposed must succees on an Average(dd)Athletics or Coordination check to avoid being pulled through the breach due to compression.

Vehicle Manoeuvre	Pilot Only	Silhouette Requirement	Speed Requirement	Effect
Accelerate / Decelerate (piloting)	Yes	Any	Any	Increase or decrease vehicle speed by 1
Fly / Drive (piloting)	Yes	Any	Any	Vehicle moves between range bands depending on speed: Speed From Close Range Number of Manoeuvres 0 Cannot move, Stationary 1 Close 1 1 Short 2 2-4 Short 1 2-4 Medium 2 5-6 Short or Medium 1 5-6 Long 2
Punch It (piloting)	Yes	1-4	Any	Move to vehicle's maximum speed from any starting speed. Suffer 1 System Strain for each speed level gained.
Stay On target (aggressive)	Yes	1-4	3+	Upgrade the ability of all attacks made to and from the ship until the pilot's next turn.
Evasive Manoeuvres (defensive)	Yes	1-4	3+	Upgrade difficulty of all attacks made to and from the ship until the pilot's next turn.
Angle Deflector Shields (defensive)	No	Any	Any	Move 1 Defense Point from one defense zone to another

Vehicle Action	Pilot Only	Silhouette Requirement	Speed Requirement	Effect
Fire Weapon (attack)	No	Any	Any	Fire ONE vehicle weapon with a Gunnery Check on the following difficulty. Silhouette Difference Difficluty Silhouette of attacker equal to or 1 point larger or smaller than target dd Silhouette of attacker is 2 or more points smaller than target d Silhouette of attacker is 2 or more points larger than target ddd Silhouette of attacker is 3 or more points larger than target dddd Silhouette of attacker is 4 or more points larger than target ddddd For each s add +1 to base damage . Spend a and x for special weapon qualities. Each wepaon can only fire once per round (with the excpetion of particular weapon rules).
Gain The Advantage (aggressive)	Yes	1-4	4+	Perform a Piloting Check with the difficulty below. On a success ignore all penalties from target's use of Evasive Manoeuvres and the attacker may choose the defensive zone to attack. Difference in Speed Difficulty Attacker at same speed as target dd Attacker's speed is one or more faster than target d Attacker's speed is one slower than target ddd Attacker's speed is two or more slower than target dddd
Jamming (aggressive)	No	Any	Any	Attempt to Jam target's communication's systems. Perform Average ( dd ) Computers Check. On a success target must take an Average ( dd ) Computer's Check. For each ss increase target's difficulty by one. For each a increase number of targets by one.
Fire Discipline (aggressive)	No	Any	Any	Perform a Hard ( ddd ) Leadership or Discipline Check. On a s a fellow crew member can add a b to their next vehicle attack. Additional ss grants ability to an additional crew member. Additionally aaa adds 1 System Strain to the next vehicle attack.
Slice Enemy's System (aggressive)	No	Any	Any	Perform a Hard ( ddd ) Computers Check. On a s reduce one Defense Zone by one from your target for one round. Additional s can increase duration by one round per s. aa can be spent to inflict 1 System Strain on the target. x can be used to disable a weapon on the target vehicle.
Boost Shields (defensive)	No	Any	Any	Perform a Hard ( ddd ) Mechanics Check. On a s suffer one System Strain and increase a Defense Zone by one. Additional s extend duration by one round per s.
Scan The Enemy (defensive)	No	Any	Any	Perform a Hard ( ddd ) Perception Check. On a s learn which weapons and modifications the target has as well as the System Strain and Hull thresholds. aa can be spent on learning the current System Strain and Hull Trauma levels.
"Spoof" Missiles (defensive)	No	Any	Any	Perform Average ( dd ) Computers Check OR Perform Hard ( ddd ) Vigilance Check. On a s upgrade difficulty by one of all attacks against you using Guided weapons until your crew's next turn. Each aa can be spent to increase difficulty by one
Damage Control (repair)	No	Any	Any	Perform a Mechanics check based on the below difficulty table. Per success recover 1 Hull Trauma or System Strain. Damage Control can also be used to repair Critical Damage. Perform Hull Trauma repairs maximum once per encounter (at the discretion of the GM). System Strain Suffered or Hull Trauma Damage Difficulty Less than half vehicle threshold d Equal or more than half vehicle threshold dd More than half vehicle threshold ddd
Manual Repairs (repair)	No	Any	Any	Perform the Damage Control action using Athletics skill with ddd difficulty. Repair 1 Hull Trauma on success, plus 1 addition point for each additional ss Perform maximum once per encounter.
Plot Course (piloting)	No	Any	Any	Plot safe course to remove b caused by difficult terrain. Perform Average ( dd ) Astrogation Check OR Perform Hard ( ddd ) Perception Check.
Co-Pilot (piloting)	No	Any	Any	Perform Average ( dd ) Piloting Check On a success downgrade next Piloting Check by one.
Jump to Hyperspace (piloting)	Yes	Any	Any	Hyperdrive is required to be installed on vehicle. Perform Easy ( d ) Astrogation Check using difficulty modifiers below: Modifier> Reason +ddd Damaged or missing astromech droid or navicomputer. +d Quick calculations or entering coordinates under duress. +d Ship is lightly damaged. +dd Ship is heavily damaged. +d Outdated, corrupt, or counterfit navigation charts or navicomputer data. On a s the ship jumps to hyperspace in a number of rounds equal to its Silhouette. Additional s reduces time by 1 round per s.

Range	Description
Close	Slightly further than Extreme range in Personal Scale and around a few dozen Km. The equivelant of dog fighting in space.
Short	Several Km to your target on a planet surface. No longer able to use planetary Line of Sight weaponary. Just outside dog fighting range but within the range of most self-propelled weaponary.
Medium	On planet, within around 50 km. Only the most powerful artillery is within range. In space a few hundred or so Km. Out of reach for most starfighter weapons but ideal for Capital ships.
Long	Hundreds of Km on a planet's surface. Too far for direct planetary encounters. Several thousand Km in space. Only the largest of capital ship weapons can reach their target.
Extreme	Furthest reach of vehicle scanner on planet. Too far in space for almost all starship weapons.

Standard Combat
a or x	Recover 1 system strain Add b to the next allied active character's Piloting, Gunnery, Computers, or Mechanics check. Notice a single important point in the ongoing conflict (eg. fatal flaw in an enemy ship's course, a weak point on an attack speeder, etc). Inflict a Critical Hit with a successful attack that deals damage past armor (a cost may vary) Activate a weapon quality (a cost may vary)
aa or x	Perform an immediate free Manoeuvre, provided the active character has not already performed two Manoeuvres in that turn. Add to the targeted character's next Piloting or Gunnery check. Add b to your next Piloting, Gunnery, Computers or Mechanics check. Add b to any allied character's next Piloting, Gunnery, Computers or Mechanics check, including the active character.
aaa or x	When dealing damage to an opposing vehicle or ship, have the shot temporarily damage a component of the attacker's choice rather than deal hull damage or system strain. The effects of this are up to the attacker and the GM, and should make logical sense. For example, damaging a ship's shield generator should drop its defense to 0 until the generator is repaired (ideally with a Mechanics check). However, it should not be too debilitating. Downgrade the difficulty of your next check once. Ignore penalizing terrain or stellar phenomena until the end of the active character's next turn. If piloting the ship, perform one free Pilot Only Manoeuvre (provided it does not break the limit of maximum number of Pilot Only Manoeuvres in a turn). Force the target ship or vehicle to veer off, breaking any Aim or Stay on Target Manoeuvres.
x	Upgrade the difficulty of the targeted character's next Piloting or Gunnery check. Upgrade any allied character's next Piloting, Gunnery, Computers, or Mechanics check. Turing the tide of battle (eg. destroying a capital ship's shield generator, losing a pursuing ship in an asteroid field, etc).
xx	When dealing damage to an opposing vehicle or ship, have the shot destroy some important component of the attacker's choice rather than deal hull damage or system strain, leaving it completely inoperable until fully repaired. As with the above option for disabling a component, this should be agreed upon by the GM and player, but could include destroying the engines of a fleeing ship, taking out their hyperdrive, or blowing off weapons.

Asteroid & Debris Fields
a or x	Screen: Swerve around a chunk of debris, granting b to active character or an allied character's next Piloting check.
aa or x	Weave: Upgrade difficulty of all Gunnery checks targeting this craft until the pilot's next turn. Clear Patch: The difficulty of all skill checks is downgraded by one die until the active character's next turn.
aaa or x	Variable Density: Find a path through the rubble; active character's next Piloting check is Average ( dd ) difficulty.
x	Look Out!: Force one enemy craft in the encounter to suffer a minor collision with an obstacle the active character just dodged. Got You!: Active character's ship gains the benefits of Gaiiiin the Advantage on a target of choice after skillfully Manoeuvreing around the surrounding terrain.
xx	Blinders: Active craft deftly swerves around a large chunk of incoming debris that an opposing ship doesn't see. Force one enemy craft at close range to suffer a major collision.

Nebula & Gas Anomolies
a or x	Clear Scopes: The sight limitations of the nebula lift briefly, granting b to active character or an allied character's next Piloting check.
aa or x	One with the Fog: Upgrade difficulty to all Gunnery checks targeting this craft until the pilot's next turn.
aaa or x	We Lost Him: One enemy craft is removed from the encounter, but remains intact. A future y result may be used to return this combatant to the fight.
x	Clouds are My Alies: Active characters ship gains the benefits of Gain the Advantage on a target of choice after skilfully Manoeuvreing around the surrounding terrain.
xx	Sparks Fly!: Gain the benefits of Clouds are My Alies. Additionally, active craft triggers a discharge that hits one enemy craft of the pilot's choice at close range, inflicting the equivalent of a minor collision.

Large Space Battles
a or x	Elusive: Active ship expertly jinks around other craft or debris in the fight, providing some cover. Add b to all Gunnery checks targeting this craft until the pilot's next turn. Moment of Clarity: Pilot positions himself to get a brief glimpse of the larger battle, granting b to active (or an allied) character's next Piloting check.
aa or x	Tuck and Roll: Upgrade difficulty to all Gunnery checks targeting this craft until the pilot's next turn.
aaa or x	Where’d They Go?: In the fury of the fight, one enemy craft is removed from the encounter, but remains intact. A future y result may be used to return this combatant to the fight.
x	Look Out!: Force one enemy craft in the encounter to suffer a minor collision with loose debris the active character just dodged. Have You Now!: Active character's ship gains the benefits of Gaiiiin the Advantage on a target of choice after skillfully Manoeuvreing around a smaller capital ship or part of a bigger ship.
xx	Eat This!: Force one enemy craft at close range to suffer a major collision with the superstructure of a nearby capital ship or large piece of loose debris.

Standard Combat
t or y	If piloting a ship, sudden Manoeuvres force the ship to slow down by 1 point of speed. The active character loses the benefits of a prior Manoeuvre (such as executing Evasive Manoeuvres or Aim) until he performs the Manoeuvre again. The character's active ship or vehicle suffers 1 system strain. (This option may be selected more than once.)
tt or y	An opponent may immediately perform one free Manoeuvre in response to the active character's check. Add b to the targeted character's next Piloting or Gunnery check. The active character or an allied character suffers b on his next action.
ttt or y	The Initiative slot being used by the active player drops to last in the Initiative order. The active character grants the enemy a significant advantage in the ongoing encounter, such as drifting straight into his line of fire, decreasing the difficulty of any checks made against the active character's ship or vehicle by one until the beginning of that character's next turn.
y & Success	The primary weapon system of the active character's ship (or the particular weapon system he is manning if he is acting as a gunner) suffers the effects of the Component Hit Critical. This does not count toward the ship's accumulated Critical Hits. Upgrade the difficulty of an allied character's next Gunnery, Piloting, Computers, or Mechanics check, including the current active character. The active character suffers a minor collision either with one of his opponents within close range or with the stellar phenomena/terrain he is flying or driving through.
y & Fail	The active character suffers a major collision either with one of his opponents within close range or with the stellar phenomena or terrain he is flying or driving through.

Asteroid & Debris Fields
t or y	Narrow Margin: Path through the debris field suddenly gets much smaller. Add b to the craft's next Gunnery or Piloting check. Gravel Pile: Craft passes through a hail of small debris. Add b to the craft's next Gunnery or Piloting check, and ship takes 1 system strain that ignores armor.
tt or y	Hazard!: Large hunks of rubble or wreckage collide in close proximity to the active ship, sending a dense cloud of debris into its path. Upgrade the difficulty of the ship's next Piloting check by one. Light Blast: An unstable asteroid or energy cell explodes nearby, rocking the active ship and inflicting system strain equal to the t generated.
y & Success	Oops!: Active vehicle clips a piece of debris, suffering a minor collision and reducing speed by 1. Blast: A high-energy impact in the field or drifting energy canister detonates, sending a powerful shockwave into the path of the active vehicle, inflicting system strain equal to twice the t generated.
y & Fail	Hold On!: Vehicle smashes into the side of an asteroid or large piece of debris, suffers a major collision, and careens out of control. The craft immediately suffers the "Knocked Off Course" Critical.

Nebula & Gas Anomolies
t or y	Unresponsive: Light energy discharge from the cloud disrupts the ship's controls. Add b to the craft's next Gunnery or Piloting check, and ship takes 1 system strain that ignores armor. Dazzled: A flash of lightning from the cloud, too far away to harm the ship, is still bright enough to disorient the active character. Upgrade the difficulty of this ship's next Piloting check by one.
tt or y	Out of Nowhere: A sudden and unexpected of cloud of debris appears in the flight path of the active ship. The ship's next Piloting check difficulty is determined using the Stellar Phenomena rules. Too Close: The fog clears briefly to reveal an enemy ship or debris at point blank range. The active character must make an immediate Piloting check at Stellar Phenomena difficulty. Failure results in a minor collision. Light Blast: An energy discharge from the nebula cloud rocks the active ship and inflicting system strain equal to the t generated.
y & Success	Heavy Blast: A heavy energy discharge from the nebula cloud rakes across the active ship, inflicting system strain equal to twice the t generated.
y & Fail	Systems Damaged: Suffer the effects of Heavy Blast. Additionally, the energy blast temporarily shorts out all power in the ship. The craft immediately suffers the "Engines Damaged" Critical Hit.

Large Space Battles
t or y	Light Flak: Add b to the craft's next Gunnery or Piloting check, and ship takes 1 system strain that ignores armor. Light Blind: A flash from an explosion within the pilot's field of view disorients the active character. Upgrade the difficulty of the ship's next Piloting check by one.
tt or y	Structural Failure: A sudden cloud of debris from an exploding ship or superstructure appears in the flight path of the active ship. The ship's next Piloting check difficulty is determined using the Stellar Phenomena rules. Heavy Flak: Upgrade craft's next Gunnery or Piloting check by one, and ship takes 1 hull trauma that ignores armor. Light Blast: A nearby loose fuel cell detonates, rocking the active ship and inflicting system strain equal to the t generated.
ttt or y	Watch Your Vector: The flight path of the encounter crosses another group of engaged fighters that scream by on a different vector. Active character's craft is hit with a stray blast from a medium laser cannon (damage 6 only, no critical rating); upgrade craft's next Gunnery or Piloting check by one.
y & Success	Ouch!: Vehicle clips a piece of superstructure or debris suffering a minor collision and reducing speed by 1. Heavy Blast: A large shockwave from a nearby explosion shakes the active ship, inflicting system strain equal to twice the t generated.
y & Fail	Strap In!: Vehicle collides with the side of a capital ship's superstructure or another fighter in a passing dogfight, suffering a major collision, and begins to tumble. The craft immediately suffers the "Knocked Off Course" Critical Hit.

The Difficulty of piloting checks (flying or driving):

d = Vehicle Speed OR Half its Silhouette (whichever is higher).
Upgrade Difficulty by whichever value is lower.

Failure forces speed to reduce by 1, and vehicle does not reach destination.
Despair may force the vehicle to crash.

Setback	Planetary Description	Space Description
-	Light Terrain Flat, Clear Terrain Roads, Firm Fields, Grassy Plains Clear Skies, Good Weather Light Urban Ground or Air Traffic.	Easy, Unchallenging Navigational Situation A Broad, Loosely Packed Asteroid Field Thin or Calm Nebula
b	Medium Terrain Deep Mud or Standing Water Less Than 50cm Deep Trees or Dense Undergrowth Heavy Traffic Sand Dunes Windy Weather	A Tricky But Not Daunting Set of Obstacles Flying Over High Mountains On A Moon Flying Through A Thicker Asteroid Field or Nebula
bb	Heavy Or Dangerous Terrain Thick Forests or Rocky Hills Flowing Water Over 1m Deep Flying Through A Violent Storm Terrain Suitable for Tracked Vehicles Or Walkers But Not Wheeled	A Dangerous Astronomical Feature Flying Through A Fractured Comet Through A Planet's Ring System Navigating A Dense Asteroid Field
bbb+	Very Risky Terrain Sheer Cliff Faces Deep Swamps or Semi-Cooled Lava Speed Through A Canyon As Wide As The Vehicle	An Extremely Dangerous Situation Tasking All The Pilot's Skill Navigating The Maw Flying Close To A Deadly Pulsar Flying Through Asteroid Tunnels

Trip Time	Example
5-15 minutes	From planetary orbit to safe hyperspace jump distance.
30-90 minutes	From planet to moon.
6-12 hours	Rough time between planets in the same system.
12-72 hours	From centre to the edge of a solar system.

Hyperdrive is required to be installed on vehicle and knowledge of the coordinates.
Perform Easy ( d ) Astrogation Check using difficulty modifiers below:

Modifier>	Reason
+ddd	Damaged or missing astromech droid or navicomputer.
+d	Quick calculations or entering coordinates under duress.
+d	Ship is lightly damaged.
+dd	Ship is heavily damaged.
+d	Outdated, corrupt, or counterfit navigation charts or navicomputer data.

• On a s the ship jumps to hyperspace in a number of rounds equal to its Silhouette.
• Additional s reduces time by 1 round per s.

Duration of Jump is multiplied by Hyperdrive Class Level.

Distance Traveled	Average Duration
Within A Sector	10-24 Hours
Within A Region	10-72 Hours
Between Regions	3-7 Days
Across The Galaxy	1-3 Weeks

Multiply all travel times by the ship's Hyperdrive Class Level.

Popular hyperdrive route trips in days using Class 1 hyperdrive.

		Departure Planet
Destination Planet		Perlemian Trade Route			Corellian Run			Corellian Trade Spine			Rimma Route			Hydian Way
		Ossus	Roche	Taanab	Coruscant	Corellia	Tatooine	Duro	Bestine	Bespin	Thyferra	Sullust	Kal'sebbol	Bonadon	Brentaal	Eriadu
Perlemian Trade Route	Ossus	-	1	2.5	4.5	5.5	9	6	6.5	9	6	9	10.5	7.5	4	9
	Roche	1	-	1.5	3.5	4.5	8.5	5	5.5	8	5.5	8	9.5	6.5	3	8
	Taanab	2	1	-	2	3.5	7.5	3.5	5	7.5	4.5	7.5	8	6	2	7
Corellian Run	Coruscant	4	3	2	-	1.5	5.5	2	2.5	5.5	2.5	5	6	5	0.5	4.5
	Corellia	5.5	4.5	3.5	1.5	-	4	.05	1	4	1.5	4	5	6.5	2	3.5
	Tatooine	9	8	7	5	4	-	4	6	8	6	6.5	7.5	11	5.5	6
Corellian Trade Spine	Duro	5.5	4.5	3.5	1.5	0.5	4	-	3	4	2	4	5.5	6.5	2	3.5
	Bestine	6	5.5	4.5	2.5	1.5	5.5	1.5	-	3	1	2	4	8	3.5	2.5
	Bespin	8.5	8	7	5	4	8	4	2.5	-	3	3.5	5	11	6.5	3.5
Rimma Route	Thyferra	6.5	6	5	3	2	6	2	0.5	2.5	-	2	3.5	8.5	3.5	2.5
	Sullust	9	8	7	5	3.5	6	4	2	3.5	2	-	2	11	5.5	0.5
	Kal'sebbol	10	9	8	6	5	7.5	5	4	4.5	3.5	2	-	11	6.5	1.5
Hydian Way	Bonadon	8	7	6	5.5	6.5	11	7	7.5	10.5	8	10.5	11.5	-	4.5	9.5
	Brentaal	3.5	2.5	1.5	1	2	5	2.5	3	6	3.5	5.5	6	5	-	5
	Eriadu	8.5	7.5	6.5	4.5	3.5	6	3.5	2.5	3	2	0.5	1.5	9.5	4.5	-

Route Name	Travel Time	Notable Locations
Kessel Run	0.75 hours	Kessel, Oba Dah
Kessel Trade Corridor	1.5 hours	Kessel, Zerm
Llanic Spice Run	4.25 hours	Jermac, Llanic, Mon Gazza
Ootmian Pabol	1.5 hours	Nal Hutta, Nar Bo Sholla, Keldooine
Pabol Hutta	2 hours	Nal Hutta, Sleheyron

Hull Trauma is the measure of damage to a vehicle.
The GM can decide whether vehicles smaller than Silhouette of 4 will immediately explode on exceeding the Trauma Threshold killing all occupants or simply becoming disabled.
Vehicles larger than Silhouette of 3 will immediately recieve a Critical Hit when exceeding its Trauma Threshold, the ship becomes disabled and adrift reverting to emergency power.

Characters may scavenge for parts from disabled systems to recover their ship by passing a Hard (ddd) Mechanics Check.
On a success the ship recovers one point of Hull Trauma below the Threshold, Speed is reduced to 1, Manoeuvreability is reduced to -3, and all weapons systems are inoperable until fully repaired.
Should the ship's Trauma exceed the Threshold once more before reaching dry dock a +30 Critical Hit is generated.

When a vehicle's Sysytem Strain exceeds the System Strain Threshold the speed drops to 0 during the following round. The majority of its systems cease operating including Shields, Weapons and Engines.
A crew member taking a Damage Control Action can recover System Strain.

Light Hull damage can be repaired by taking a Damage Control Action or a Manual Repairs Action.
To repair serious Hull Trauma the ship is required to enter a slip or dry dock.
As a guide each point of Hull Trauma can cost 500cr to repair, this can depend on location, reputation, availability of parts and overall damage.
Reapairs generally take days to repair up to a quater of the ship's total Hull Threshold. Beyond that, repairs can take weeks or months.
At the GM's discretion repairs can be carried out by the crew with scavenged parts.

Minor Collisions are considered glancing blows.
Major Collisions are head on blows.
All vehicles involved in a Minor Collision suffer a single Critical Hit roll subtracting the facing defense value multiplied by 10. A result of zero results in no damage.
All vehicles involved in a Major Collision suffer a single Critical Hit roll subtracting the facing defense value multiplied by 5. A result of zero results in no damage.

Component	Description
Support Droid	Typically an astromech. the droid is knocked out of commission until it can be repaired. If this droid is a Player Character, it immediately suffers 10 strain.
Ejector System	The pilot and/or crew are unable to escape the ship in an emergency until this system resets or is repaired, depending on the severity of the Critical Hit.
Weapon System	One weapon system of the attacker's choice is knocked offline.
Sensors	Sensor range is reduced by one range band. If the ship's sensors are already close range, they are knocked offline completely and the ship is effectively blind until the sensors are rebooted or repaired, depending on the severity of the Critical Hit.
Comms	The comms are knocked offline and the ship can neither send nor receive any electronic signals or data.
Sublight Engines	The engines are slightly damaged and the ship's speed is reduced by one point.
Hyperdrive	Either the hyperdrive or navicomputer are damaged, and the ship cannot make the jump to hyperspace.
Shields	The ship's defense is reduced by one point in all defense zones.

Component	Description
Landing Gear	The ship's landing gear is stuck. Any attempt to land a ship that cannot deploy its landing gear results in two points of hull trauma and two points of system strain. This only applies to ships of silhouette 5; anything larger is unable to enter a planet's atmosphere.
Weapon System	One weapon system of the attacker's choice is knocked offline.
Sensors	Sensor range is reduced by one range band.
Comms	The comms are knocked offline and the ship can neither send nor receive any electronic signals or data.
Sublight Engines	The engines are slightly damaged and the ship's speed is reduced by one point.
Hyperdrive	The hyperdrive is damaged, and the ship cannot make the jump to hyperspace.
Shields	The ship's defense is reduced by one point in all defense zones.
Landing Bay	One of the vessel's landing bays is knocked out of commission. The severity of the damage is ultimately left to the GM's discretion, and could result in anything from a temporary inability to launch or recover ships from this bay, to a failure of the docking bay shield and a total decompression of the entire compartment.
Cargo Hold	The ship is hulled and one of the cargo holds is exposed to vacuum. Cargo may be damaged or lost, and anyone in the cargo hold takes damage according to the GM's discretion.
Bridge	The bridge is damaged. No starship Manoeuvres or starship actions may be executed aboard the ship until the damage is repaired. In addition, the ship continues on its course at its current speed, and cannot be stopped or its course changed until the damage is fixed.

Athletics (Brawl)

Charm (Presence)

Coercion (Willpower)

Computers (Intellect)

Cool (Presence)

Coordination (Agility)

Deception (Cunning)

Discipline (Willpower)

Leadership (Presence)

Mechanics (Intellect)

Medicine (Intellect)

Negotiation (Presence)

Perception (Cunning)

Piloting (Planetary) (Agility)

Piloting (Space) (Agility)

Resilience (Brawn)

Skulduggery (Cunning)

Stealth (Agility)

Streetwise (Cunning)

Survival (Cunning)

Vigilance (Willpower)

A dice pool is created of Force Dice equal in number to the Character's Force Rating.
If the Force check is in combination with a standard check roll both pools of dice together.
All Light Side Z results fuel the Power, while Dark Side z are generally discarded.

If the Character wishes they can use a z die roll by spending one Light Side destiny token per z (flipping it to dark side) and they may role play a dark side action. These extra z are added to Z to increase the fuel for the Power.
If a z is used the Character suffers Strain and Conflict equal to the number of z used.
If there are no Light Side destiny tokens a z cannot be used.

Most Force Powers require one or more Force Points to activate, each ability may be activated more than once.
Unless otherwise stated sufficient Force Points must be rolled to activate a Force.
If rolled in combination with a stadard check at least one s must be rolled.
Some combination skill and Force rolls permit spending Force Points for s, one for one.

Once the Force Power has been resolved, this concludes the Character's action.

Any unspent Force Points are lost at the end of the Character's turn.

Some Force Powers last a single Action, others can last longer, even days.
These Powers last until the user actively ends them by performing an Incidental.

To activate an ongoing effect, Force Points are not spent. Instead the Character must commit a number of Force Dice to fuel the effect, thus removing them from future checks for the duration of this effect.

To embrace the Dark Side a Force user can use z for Force Points and disregard Z as long as there are equal number of Light Side Destiny tokens available to flip. One is flipped for each z used.
Doing so, the Player may choose to role play an appropriately dark action.
For each z used in this way the Character suffers one Strain and one Conflict.

Should the Morality of the Character drop below 30 they become a Dark Side user. Dark Side users then use z instead of Z, and vice versa, in all circumstances.

A Character's Morality is adjusted principally by earning Conflict points.

For each z used to generate Force Points one point of Conflict is earned.

The GM will assign Conflict points according to the actions of the Character. The greater the negative or evil the act the more points are assigned. The table below is used as a guide for GM's as all actions can be interpreted according to context.

At the end of each game session each Character must roll a 1d10 and compare the result with total the number of Conflict gained during the session.
If the result is less than the total gained Conflict, decrease Morality by the difference.
If the result is greater than the total gained Conflict, increase Morality by the difference.
If the result is equal to the total gained Conflict, there is no change to Morality.

Advanced Rule: (Force and Destiny - Unlimited Power) The GM, under extremely rare circumstances can find a Character's actions to be particularly heinous or altruistic and reward or penalise a player's Morality in modest amounts. This can be on the spot, over time or at the end of a session.

Conflict Received	Action
1	Knowing Inaction: The PC knows that an NPC or other PC will do something particularly bad (an action that would earn 5+ Conflict points) and chooses not to intervene. Lying for Personal Gain: The PC tells a lie for selfish reasons or to benefit himself. Some lies can be told without penalty to benefit others, such as avoiding a combat situation or protecting innocents. Resorting to Violence as the First Solution: When confronted with a problem, the PC defaults to violent acts to solve it, without exploring any other options. This penalty can be mitigated if the PC is the one being attacked.
2	Coercion and Threatening with Violence: The PC threatens someone with violence, or coerces the person to do his bidding against the person’s will. Inflicting Emotional Abuse: The PC says something cruel or petty just to upset or cause mental torment in a person.
2-3	Theft: The PC steals something that does not belong to him. The Conflict point penalty can be mitigated in this case if the PC is stealing from a corrupt and/or wealthy authority (such as the Empire), and does so to give back to those who need it. The Conflict point penalty can be increased if the PC steals something from those who can particularly ill afford to lose it.
3-4	Unnecessary Destruction: The PC destroys objects, property, or other items willfully and without good cause.
4-5	Unprovoked Violence or Assault: The PC assaults, beats, or otherwise attacks an NPC for no reason.
6-7	Unnecessary Cruelty to Non-Sapient Creatures: The PC maliciously tortures or torments animals or droids with animal-level intelligence.
10	Torture: The PCs torture a character.
10+	Murder: The PCs murder a character. In this case, murder is killing someone who is helpless or no threat to the PCs.

Redemption from turning to the Dark Side is intentionally meant to be difficult and as such has a requirement of reaching Morality of 70.

While a Character maintains Morality above 70 points, they become a Paragon, a Champion of Good.
There are no mechanical benefits but they may experience a change in the way NPC's react to or treat them.

Rarity	Check
0	Simple (-)
1	Simple (-)
2	Easy (d)
3	Easy (d)
4	Average (dd)
5	Average (dd)
6	Hard (ddd)
7	Hard (ddd)
8	Daunting (dddd)
9	Daunting (dddd)
10	Formidable (ddddd)
10+	Formidable (ddddd)+ GM's Discretion

The location in the Galaxy can change the liklihood of finding an item.

Rarity Modifier	Circumstances
-2	Primary Core world such as Coruscant, Duro, or Corellia
-1	Other Core world
-1	World on primary trade lane
+0	Colony or Inner Rim world
+0	Civilized world
+1	Mid Rim world
+2	Recently settled world, out of the way world
+2	Outer Rim world
+2	Frontier world
+3	Wild Space world
+4	Uncivilized world

Select a Template that best matches the weapon to be made. Consider the required materials, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.
Also consider the weapon stats of the basic design.
The GM may also create new Templates to best fit the Adventure.
Additionally a skilled technician may present the GM with ideas for new templates.

Ranged Weapons Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Ranged Weapon Craft Table

Select a Template that best matches the weapon to be made. Consider the required materials, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.
Also consider the weapon stats of the basic design.
The GM may also create new Templates to best fit the Adventure.
Additionally a skilled technician may present the GM with ideas for new templates.

Brawl & Melee Weapons Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Brawl & Melee Weapon Craft Table

Select a Template considering the desired item, materials required, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.

The GM can create other templates to fit the adventure.

Armour Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Armour Craft Table

Select a Template that best matches the weapon to be made. Consider the required materials, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.
The GM may also create new Templates to best fit the Adventure.
Additionally a skilled machinist may present the GM with ideas for new templates.

Gadgets Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Gadgets Craft Table

Select a Template that best matches the weapon to be made. Consider the required materials, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.
The GM may also create new Templates to best fit the Adventure.
Additionally a skilled engineer may present the GM with ideas for new templates.

Cybernetics Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Cybernetics Craft Table

Installing Cybernetics requires at least basic med supplies such as a Medpac.

6 hours and a successful Hard(ddd) Medicine check are required to complete the install.
Increase the Difficulty by 2 if installing on themselves.

On a failure the patient suffers minor damage.
The GM may spend t to inflict 3 Strain or 1 Wound on the patient.
A y may be spent to have the patient suffer 1 Critical Injury.

When in a full medical facility installing Cybernetics can be installed without a Check at the discretion of the GM.

Select a Template that best matches the weapon to be made. Consider the required materials, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.
The GM may also create new Templates to best fit the Adventure.
Additionally a skilled engineer may present the GM with ideas for new templates.

Droid Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Droid Craft Table

Programming the droid chassis requires selecting a droid Directive and setting by the appropriate amount of time by then taking the appropriate Computers check.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by two hours for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Droid Directive Template

Droid Programming Table

Droid Personality Table

Select a Template considering the desired item, materials required, difficulty in crafting and the time to completion.

All Potions and Talismans have an Encumbrance of 0.

Potion Templates

Talisman Templates

Materials are considered in practical purposes to be a single item. These can be purchased or found as the GM sees fit.

The sale of these goods is managed by the standard Trade ruleset.

The template's check is rolled together with C equal to the Character's Force Rating.

On a Failure, the materials are lost and the item craft has failed.
On a Success the template has been crafted.
Any Z can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Any z can then be used by the GM to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
a and x can be used first to modify the Template according to the relevant Craft table.
Then the GM applies t and y to the Template according to the relevant Craft table.

The time taken can be reduced by one hour for each extra s thrown beyond the intial s to a minimum of 1 hour.

Potion Craft Table

Talisman Craft Table

These are house rules that are not part of the official ruleset. These are regularly updated after playthrough experiences and feedback from the community to make this as useful as possible.

We introduce them to help GM's rapidly create a scene based on the current state of the game. These rules can also be used to help Solo players create an adventure without a GM.

Note. for inspiration on how to theme your adventure from scratch review the Adventure Seeds and Modular Encounters tables and be sure to take advantage of the Random Single Result field to generate these blindly.

Wish to discuss or collaborate with these ideas come join the party at r/SWRPGINFO?

House Rule: (Not part of the official ruleset)

When creating an unscripted scene a location can be generated based on the current circumstances.

The Character that discovers the new location can use his or her specific Skills to determine the dice pool.

These are some examples of how to select the Skills.

Circumstance	Characteristic
Wonder idly to new location	(Perception or Cool) + b
Moved to location outside of Character's will	(Streetwise or Vigilance) + b
Falling to new location	(Athletics or Survival) + d
Climbing to new location	(Athletics or Perception) + d
Expectation of social engagement	(Charm or Perception) + d
Expectation of combat engagement	(Leadership or Perception) + d

Add Difficulty based on likelihood of unfriendly encounter. You may want to increase the danger with an extra d for each 100xp a character has.

Danger	Dice
No expectation of danger	bb
Possible, unknown encounter	dd
Likely unfriendly encounter	ddc

If you wish to invlove the Player Characters in the roll add the option to spend Destiny points to add a d for a Z or d for a z to the dice pool.

The following table together with the context of the current game can be read against the dice net result.

Result	Example scenario
a	Neutral, healthy environment: Glade, river, woods, blue sky, sunny.
s	Friendly or positive venue: Bar, village, farm, rest stop.
x	Friendly or positive location: Hideout, Rebel camp, med centre, comms centre.
t	Unhealthy environment: Rapids, storm, desert, blizzard.
f	Unfriendly venue: Rival bar, mob encampment.
y	Enemy location: Imperial encampment.

Multiple results can result in scaling up the encounter. For instance s might spawn a campsite, sss might spawn a town.

House Rule: (Not part of the official ruleset)

During a period of travelling; down a wodden lane, flying from base to base, it is worth making a Travel Event roll.

Roll a relevant skill: Survival if wondering through a jungle, Piloting if flying through space, Streetwise if journeying through a busy city.

Add a d and one extra d for each 100xp attained.

Add b or b for relevant environmental or story features in play.

If you wish to invlove the Player Characters in the roll add the option to spend Destiny points to add a d for a Z or d for a z to the dice pool.

Then review the following table according to the net result.

Result	Example event
a	Come across some minor benefit: Cache of Stims, finding a shortcut.
s	Potential Friendly Encounter: Roll for NPC Population with an extra d.
x	Friendly encounter with goods as a reward. Travelling merchant, Derelict wreck.
t	Take one level of damage to a random item or to self: Take a fall, drive into debris.
f	Potential Unfriendly Encounter: Roll for NPC Population with an extra d.
y	Catastrophic damage to a member of the team or vehicle caused by some sort of collision.

Multiple results can stack to, for instance, increase the number of d in a Friendly Encounter, or damage more items when falling.

House Rule: (Not part of the official ruleset)

When populating new areas that are unscripted roll to determine who or what, if anything, the Characters encounter.

Potential Encounter	Dice to roll
Unlikely encounter	bb
Likely encounter	dd
Likely Dangerous encounter	cc
Friendly Environment	b
Unfriendly Environment	b

Add more of a die to create a crowd, mob or military unit as required

If you wish to invlove the Player Characters in the roll add the option to spend Destiny points to add a d for a Z or d for a z to the dice pool.

Then add the following relevant npc's or environmental changes according to the net result.

Result	Example changes to the encounter
a	Friendly Minion or Defensive/Friendly environmental change.
s	Friendly Rival or Merchant.
x	Friendly Nemesis or weapons cache/mounted weapon.
t	Enemy or unknown Minion or Defensive environment for enemy.
f	Enemy or unknown Rival, Thief or Saboteur.
y	Enemy or unknown Nemesis or environmental calamity.

Multiples of a die roll can increase the scale of the result. For example:

tt Might have a Stormtrooper behind a low barricade.
ttt Might instead have that same trooper in a watchtower.

For spawning NPC's try using the Allies and Adversaries table with the Random Single Result.
For Vehicles and Ships try the Vehicles table with the Random Single Result.