Star wars roleplaying game core

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Books by Bill Slavicsek. The series ended in April with the publication of The Unknown Regions. One player is the gamemaster, who is in charge of the world—like a director and referee—while the other players each have a single character or role to play. They have various skills and equipment, and some can even use the Force. Additional sourcebooks for this version of the game provide more background information and stats for many aspects of the Star Wars universe, including details about starships , rules for including additional aliens , detailed information on the Jedi order and dark side Force users, and information on regions of the galaxy such as the Core Worlds or Outer Rim.

In , concurrent with the theatrical release of Episode II , a Revised Core Rulebook was released, which updated a number of rules and statistics for the game. Subsequent books used this updated rules system, while remaining backwards compatible with the previous books. This was due to Wizards' contract with Lucasfilm limiting the number of Star Wars releases Wizards was allowed per year, combined with the miniatures line being more profitable than the roleplaying game. Enter the Unknown A Sourcebook for Explorers.

Far Horizons A Sourcebook for Colonists. Fly Casual A Sourcebook for Smugglers. Special Modifications A Sourcebook for Technicians. Beyond the Rim Adventure Supplement. The Jewel of Yavin Adventure Supplement. Mask of the Pirate Queen Adventure Supplement. Force and Destiny Beginner Game. Lure of the Lost. Force and Destiny Core Rulebook. Keeping the Peace A Guardians Sourcebook.