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	==Links==		==Links==
	* [https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ Beta Database 1]		* [https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ Beta Database 1] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20251127021633/https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ archived])
	** [https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ Database 1]		** [https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ Database 1] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20251006144047/https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ archived])
	* [https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ Beta Database 2]		* [https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ Beta Database 2] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20250923011506/https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ archived])
	** [https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ Database 2]		** [https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ Database 2] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20251006134507/https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ archived])
	* [http://d6holocron.com/wiki/index.php/D6_Holocron_Wiki D6 Holocron]		* [http://d6holocron.com/wiki/index.php/D6_Holocron_Wiki D6 Holocron]

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	The simplicity and straightforwardness of the system inspired loads of [[MUD \| MUDs]] based on this, but [http://starwarsmush.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Mush_Wiki most] are [http://starwarsmush.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars_MUSH:_New_Worlds dead] or [http://swrebirth.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Rebirth_Wiki small].		The simplicity and straightforwardness of the system inspired loads of [[MUD \| MUDs]] based on this, but [http://starwarsmush.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Mush_Wiki most] are [http://starwarsmush.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars_MUSH:_New_Worlds dead] or [http://swrebirth.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Rebirth_Wiki small].

			==Links==
			* [https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ Beta Database 1]
			** [https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars%20WEG%20D6/ Database 1]
			* [https://beta.the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ Beta Database 2]
			** [https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Star%20Wars/SWD6/ Database 2]
			* [http://d6holocron.com/wiki/index.php/D6_Holocron_Wiki D6 Holocron]

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	Races determine a few things: Your starting assignable attribute dice, the attribute min/max values, your move values, your size, and any special abilities or story factors. It also gives you languages, common names, and other background information for your character creation.		Races determine a few things: Your starting assignable attribute dice, the attribute min/max values, your move values, your size, and any special abilities or story factors. It also gives you languages, common names, and other background information for your character creation.

	Every character has six attributes: '''Strength''' (punchin' and liftin'), '''Dexterity''' (shootin' and dodgin'), '''Perception''' (lookin' and fast-talkin'), '''Knowledge''' (knowin' being half the battle), '''Mechanical''' (drivin' and bantha ridin'), and '''Technical''' (droid fixin' and lock-pickin'). [[Wizard\|Force sensitives]] can also have the force-related ones of '''Sense''' (I think I need to check in with Aldebaran?), '''Control''' (These aren't neckbeards you are looking for!) and '''Alter''' (I'm crushing your head!). Perhaps confusingly though, Force attributes are referred to as 'skills', despite working (and costing in terms of character creation and later leveling) the same.		Every character has six attributes: '''Strength''' (punchin' and liftin'), '''Dexterity''' (shootin' and dodgin'), '''Perception''' (lookin' and fast-talkin'), '''Knowledge''' (knowin' being half the battle), '''Mechanical''' (drivin' and bantha ridin'), and '''Technical''' (droid fixin' and lock-pickin'). [[Wizard\|Force sensitives]] can also have the force-related ones of '''Sense''' (I think I need to check in with Aldebaran?), '''Control''' (These aren't the neckbeards you are looking for!) and '''Alter''' (I'm crushing your head!). Perhaps confusingly though, Force attributes are referred to as 'skills', despite working (and costing in terms of character creation and later leveling) the same.

	In general, NPC characters get a total of 12D to divide between their attributes, and PCs (or important NPCs) get 18D, however these are modified by the race of the character. Assigning dice is a matter of staying within the racial limits. For [[human\|most PCs]], this means you end up with die codes of 3D across the six attributes, but you can always min-max your way into turning Stormtroopers into organic origami. Force users have to use attribute dice for their initial force skill values, however, so being a young Jedi is expensive and full of suck until you gain enough experience, but by then [[Mary Sue\|it tends to even out a bit]].		In general, NPC characters get a total of 12D to divide between their attributes, and PCs (or important NPCs) get 18D, however these are modified by the race of the character. Assigning dice is a matter of staying within the racial limits. For [[human\|most PCs]], this means you end up with die codes of 3D across the six attributes, but you can always min-max your way into turning Stormtroopers into organic origami. Force users have to use attribute dice for their initial force skill values, however, so being a young Jedi is expensive and full of suck until you gain enough experience, but by then [[Mary Sue\|it tends to even out a bit]].

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Different Editions

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	* Star Wars 2nd Edition (1992)		* Star Wars 2nd Edition (1992)
	* Star Wars 2nd Edition, Revised & Expanded (RE) (1996)		* Star Wars 2nd Edition, Revised & Expanded (RE) (1996)
	* And finally, *[http://www.d6holocron.com/downloads/books/REUP.pdf Star Wars Revised, Expanded & Updated (REUP)] (2015)(free, massive new fan created version, top choice for most people)		* And finally, [http://www.d6holocron.com/downloads/books/REUP.pdf Star Wars Revised, Expanded & Updated (REUP)] (2015)(free, massive new fan created version, top choice for most people)
	* Star Wars 30th Anniversary Edition (2018) (reprint of 1E)		* Star Wars 30th Anniversary Edition (2018) (reprint of 1E)

2001:569:FC7C:7600:892C:1CB6:35FA:B9A5: /* The First Trilogy: West End Games D6 System */

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The First Trilogy: West End Games D6 System

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	Races determine a few things: Your starting assignable attribute dice, the attribute min/max values, your move values, your size, and any special abilities or story factors. It also gives you languages, common names, and other background information for your character creation.		Races determine a few things: Your starting assignable attribute dice, the attribute min/max values, your move values, your size, and any special abilities or story factors. It also gives you languages, common names, and other background information for your character creation.

	Every character has six attributes: '''Strength''' (punchin' and liftin'), '''Dexterity''' (shootin' and dodgin'), '''Perception''' (lookin' and fast-talkin'), '''Knowledge''' (knowin' being half the battle), '''Mechanical''' (drivin' and bantha ridin'), and '''Technical''' (droid fixin' and lock-pickin'). [[Wizard\|Force sensitives]] can also have the force-related ones of Sense (I ~~see what you did there...~~), Control (These aren't neckbeards you are looking for) and Alter (I'm crushing your head!). Perhaps confusingly though, Force attributes are referred to as 'skills', despite working (and costing in terms of character creation and later leveling) the same.		Every character has six attributes: '''Strength''' (punchin' and liftin'), '''Dexterity''' (shootin' and dodgin'), '''Perception''' (lookin' and fast-talkin'), '''Knowledge''' (knowin' being half the battle), '''Mechanical''' (drivin' and bantha ridin'), and '''Technical''' (droid fixin' and lock-pickin'). [[Wizard\|Force sensitives]] can also have the force-related ones of '''Sense''' (I think I need to check in with Aldebaran?), '''Control''' (These aren't neckbeards you are looking for!) and '''Alter''' (I'm crushing your head!). Perhaps confusingly though, Force attributes are referred to as 'skills', despite working (and costing in terms of character creation and later leveling) the same.

	In general, NPC characters get a total of 12D to divide between their attributes, and PCs (or important NPCs) get 18D, however these are modified by the race of the character. Assigning dice is a matter of staying within the racial limits. For [[human\|most PCs]], this means you end up with die codes of 3D across the six attributes, but you can always min-max your way into turning Stormtroopers into organic origami. Force users have to use attribute dice for their initial force skill values, however, so being a young Jedi is expensive and full of suck until you gain enough experience, but by then [[Mary Sue\|it tends to even out a bit]].		In general, NPC characters get a total of 12D to divide between their attributes, and PCs (or important NPCs) get 18D, however these are modified by the race of the character. Assigning dice is a matter of staying within the racial limits. For [[human\|most PCs]], this means you end up with die codes of 3D across the six attributes, but you can always min-max your way into turning Stormtroopers into organic origami. Force users have to use attribute dice for their initial force skill values, however, so being a young Jedi is expensive and full of suck until you gain enough experience, but by then [[Mary Sue\|it tends to even out a bit]].

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The First Trilogy: West End Games D6 System

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	Races determine a few things: Your starting assignable attribute dice, the attribute min/max values, your move values, your size, and any special abilities or story factors. It also gives you languages, common names, and other background information for your character creation.		Races determine a few things: Your starting assignable attribute dice, the attribute min/max values, your move values, your size, and any special abilities or story factors. It also gives you languages, common names, and other background information for your character creation.

	Every character has six attributes: '''Strength''' (punchin' and liftin'), '''Dexterity''' (shootin' and dodgin'), '''Perception''' (lookin' and fast-talkin'), '''Knowledge''' (knowin' being half the battle), '''Mechanical''' (drivin' and bantha ridin'), and '''Technical''' (droid fixin' and lock-pickin'). [[Wizard\|Force sensitives can also have the force-related ones of Sense (I see what you did there...), Control (These aren't neckbeards you are looking for) and Alter (I'm crushing your head!). Perhaps confusingly though, Force attributes are referred to as 'skills', despite working (and costing in terms of character creation and later leveling) the same.		Every character has six attributes: '''Strength''' (punchin' and liftin'), '''Dexterity''' (shootin' and dodgin'), '''Perception''' (lookin' and fast-talkin'), '''Knowledge''' (knowin' being half the battle), '''Mechanical''' (drivin' and bantha ridin'), and '''Technical''' (droid fixin' and lock-pickin'). [[Wizard\|Force sensitives]] can also have the force-related ones of Sense (I see what you did there...), Control (These aren't neckbeards you are looking for) and Alter (I'm crushing your head!). Perhaps confusingly though, Force attributes are referred to as 'skills', despite working (and costing in terms of character creation and later leveling) the same.

	In general, NPC characters get a total of 12D to divide between their attributes, and PCs (or important NPCs) get 18D, however these are modified by the race of the character. Assigning dice is a matter of staying within the racial limits. For [[human\|most PCs]], this means you end up with die codes of 3D across the six attributes, but you can always min-max your way into turning Stormtroopers into organic origami. Force users have to use attribute dice for their initial force skill values, however, so being a young Jedi is expensive and full of suck until you gain enough experience, but by then [[Mary Sue\|it tends to even out a bit]].		In general, NPC characters get a total of 12D to divide between their attributes, and PCs (or important NPCs) get 18D, however these are modified by the race of the character. Assigning dice is a matter of staying within the racial limits. For [[human\|most PCs]], this means you end up with die codes of 3D across the six attributes, but you can always min-max your way into turning Stormtroopers into organic origami. Force users have to use attribute dice for their initial force skill values, however, so being a young Jedi is expensive and full of suck until you gain enough experience, but by then [[Mary Sue\|it tends to even out a bit]].
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	==The Second Trilogy: Wizards of the Coast's Star Wars D20 System==		==The Second Trilogy: Wizards of the Coast's Star Wars D20 System==

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Expanded, revised, and yeah....bloated too. Hrm.

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1d4chan>Bruce Yarrick at 01:14, 16 December 2021

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	Saga Edition is sorta like 4th Edition of D&D, and is actually based on the much earlier "Orcus" prototype that was also the source of [[Book of Nine Swords\|Tome of Battle]]. The original and Revised Edition plays like D&D 3.0 since it is still spawned from [[D20 Modern]] and skipped a lot of the 3.0 to 3.5 changes.		Saga Edition is sorta like 4th Edition of D&D, and is actually based on the much earlier "Orcus" prototype that was also the source of [[Book of Nine Swords\|Tome of Battle]]. The original and Revised Edition plays like D&D 3.0 since it is still spawned from [[D20 Modern]] and skipped a lot of the 3.0 to 3.5 changes.

			== Star Wars Roleplaying Game ==
			Fantasy Flight Games would later acquire the license and made their own [[Star Wars Roleplaying Game]].

	==Graveyard==		==Graveyard==