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Star Wars: Revised System
Table of Contents Character Creation Classes Attributes Abilities Backgrounds Feats Virtues & Vices Experience Game Mechanics Species List Force Powers Combat Starship Combat Equipment Starships Compendium
Stories
Prelude 1: A Treaty on the Brink 2: Amity in Peril 3: Fish in a Barrel 4: Measured Success 5: Empire of the Hand 6: Icy Reception 7: Galactic Chess 8: Heart of the Ascendancy 9: A Familiar Foe 10: Csaplarian Streets 11: Ascendancy in Turmoil
Characters
Akea Oahu - CS Allanar Onsai - CS Renora Cordalis - CS Greer Lachlan - CS Brance Maddox - CS

All system mechanics mimic Exalted except where noted below.

Wild Die

Reviving an old concept from D6 Star Wars, on every roll one die in the bunch is the wild die. The wild dice is only present in dice pools of 3 or more. Tens are rolled again and additional successes added to the result. This can occur multiple times in a single roll. If the roll is a botch and the wild die is a 1, then the result is complication. Complications are at the storyteller's discretion, but are generally much more severe than a botch usually resulting in life-threatening situations.

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	==Wild Die==		==Wild Die==
	Reviving an old concept from D6 Star Wars, on every roll one die in the bunch is the ''wild die''. Tens are rolled again and additional successes added to the result. This can occur multiple times in a single roll. If the roll is a botch and the wild die is a 1, then the result is ''complication''. Complications are at the storyteller's discretion, but are generally much more severe than a botch usually resulting in life-threatening situations.		Reviving an old concept from D6 Star Wars, on every roll one die in the bunch is the ''wild die''. The wild dice is only present in dice pools of 3 or more. Tens are rolled again and additional successes added to the result. This can occur multiple times in a single roll. If the roll is a botch and the wild die is a 1, then the result is ''complication''. Complications are at the storyteller's discretion, but are generally much more severe than a botch usually resulting in life-threatening situations.