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I remember seeing this at the shop earlier. I didn't realize it was Fantasy Flight (take more of my money, dammit!), nor did I realize it used dice like that. I thought it was another version of babby's first RPG (DnD) and d20 mechanics. Now I have to check this out. 
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The missile launcher clearly mentions encumberance on the item description.
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Aug 19, 2014 05:18
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Carteret posted:The dark side SHOULD be easier, and more powerful. Thats how evil is portrayed in Star Wars. Every Jedi seems to have to work hard to maintain the light side, or that is the impression that I get. The fact that being light side doesn't make you look like a loving demon and terrify everyone in sight should be a pretty nice advantage, even if it doesn't show up in raw numbers. You think it'd at least give a sort of advantage. Even if it's not an outright advantage, "not looking like rear end" is hardly a great reason to play things harder than you need to.
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Sep 30, 2014 00:26
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Madurai posted:Well, in the Original Trilogy it kind of was, though. Everyone used the two-handed grip and swung the sabers around like they were heavy. This is because in the original trilogy they were swinging very fragile rods, and two hands is a lot more control than flipping them about one-handed.
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Sep 30, 2014 05:05
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homullus posted:They're all passengers on a tramp freighter when the pilot has a heart attack and dies in the cockpit in hyperspace. They now have a ship they have the deed for but didn't, uhh, buy per se. They have to dispose of the body (properly or no). And they have to deal with all the people who were after that pilot for whatever reason. After taking the ship out of hyperspace, whether they end up where they were headed or not.
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