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Chapter 1: Races

Arkanian

The people of Arkania believed they were the most advanced beings and were often very proud. They had been skilled at changing their own genes for thousands of years, so by the time of the Mandalorian Wars, there were many variations of Arkanians, making it difficult to define a typical Arkanian. Most looked like humans, but the purest Arkanians had completely white eyes and four clawed fingers on each hand.

Superior Arrogance

The Arkanian species was known for their strong sense of arrogance, which came from their belief that they were the most evolved beings. This made them seem haughty and distant to others, as they considered themselves superior to all other species. Even those with a more balanced perspective tended to view themselves as some of the most intelligent beings in the galaxy. Because of this, they had great confidence in their own abilities.

Arkanian Names

Male: Ulonok Farkalis, Dornian Barold, Taloj Odajon Female: Rassa Dulor, Ehinna Sulus, Zodira Abros

Arkanian Traits

Arkanians, even those who were not particularly fast learners, had an exceptional ability to remember vast amounts of information and solve complex problems that even the most advanced supercomputers of the Galactic Empire found challenging.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Intelligence
• Age: Matured much like humans and had an Average lifespan of 100 years. Although some could live longer.
• Alignment: Typically tended to be good natured, but we’re more malice when it came to the treatment of other “inferior species” and experimenting on other species genetically.
• Size: Height tended to be around 1.7-2 meters (5’6-6’6 feet tall) your size is Medium and weigh around 75-91 kg (165-200 lbs) your size is Medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Arkanian and Basic

Pure Blood

The Arkanians were a group of people who were very similar to humans and lived mainly on the icy planet of Arkania in the Perave system, which is located in the Colonies region of the galaxy.

• Ability Score Increase: +1 to Intellegence
• Proficiency: History or Medicine (pick one)
• Dark Vision: 60ft

Offshoots

The Arkanian Offshoots were a group of beings that were created as a result of genetic manipulation by renowned Arkanian scientists. They were a distinct subgroup of the Arkanian race and were created by combining Arkanian DNA with that of various other species, resulting in a wide range of experimental combinations. These offshoots were often used as slaves and were viewed unfavorably by the broader Arkanian society, who did not consider them to be genuine Arkanians. Unlike the typical tan skin of pure-blooded Arkanians, the offshoots had white skin.

• Ability Score Improvement: +1 to any Attribute of your choice
• Proficiency Bonus: any skill of your choice

Asogian

The Asogians, also called the Children of the Green Planet and Brodo Asogians, were a peaceful humanoid species from Brodo Asogi in the Asogi system. They were well adapted to a sophisticated, high-tech way of life and could be found throughout the galaxy in various roles such as scientists, explorers, intellectuals, consultants, and musicians. They had the ability to communicate secretly using their advanced brains, which were slightly more developed than those of humans. Asogians were easily identifiable by their large blue eyes, elongated necks and legs, and glowing chests and fingers. They typically went about without clothing, used grub-sticks for eating, and some of them ate meat.

Children of the Green Planet

Asogians originate from a planet called Brodo Asogi, which is nicknamed the Green Planet because its abundant plant life gives it a green appearance when seen from space. Their close relationship with plant life provides them with a deep understanding of botany and its benefits.

Asogian Names

Male: Nevets Grebleips, Braxas Hitms, Rotciv Arreug Female: Ahsas Noskcaj, Aleakim Serrot, Yma Serolf

Asogian Traits

Similar to many other intelligent species in the galaxy, Asogians had a body with a torso, two legs, two arms, and one head, making them humanoid. Their heads featured two large, blue eyes, a nose for breathing and smelling, and a lipless mouth for eating, breathing, and communicating. Asogian arms had three-fingered hands for manipulation, while their legs had three-toed feet. They also had two sexes, male and female. Unlike most humanoids, they had the unique ability to control glowing fingers and chests, which brought them widespread recognition across the galaxy. Asogians were known for having a significant number of individuals sensitive to the Force, and in their culture, it was considered unusual not to possess this ability from birth.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Wisdom, +1 to any attribute of your choice

• Age: Could live up to 130 years

• Alignment: They tended to have Good Alignments most being Lawful Good

• Size: Average Height was 0.9-1 meter (2’9-3’2 feet tall) and weighed around 18-24 kg (40-55 lbs) your size is small

• Speed: 20ft

• Languages: Asogian, Basic

Helping Hand

Since most Asogians are born force sensitive and are incredibly kind start off with 24 force points and the force Ability “Heal” regardless of class

Bothan

Originating from Bothawui and various colonies, Bothans possessed diverse facial appearances and body structures, often combining characteristics of canines, felines, and equines. They gained a reputation for excelling in the realms of politics and espionage, displaying a natural inclination towards intrigue and covert activities.

The Bothan culture was heavily influenced by a set of philosophical principles outlined in a ancient text called The Way, written by Golm Fervse'dra. This "Bothan Way" placed great emphasis on the pursuit of power and influence. As a result, individual Bothans prioritized their own political and economic success above all else, and as a species, they focused on their own advancement over other intergalactic interests, although many did support the Rebel Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. Bothan society was known for its high level of backstabbing, subtle character assassination, and political maneuvering, leading to the widespread perception of Bothans as untrustworthy by other species. In reality, most Bothans were habitually paranoid, believing that anyone not working with them was working against them.

Political Interest

“You have to understand that Bothans think in terms of political and persuasive influence, not military power. The typical Bothans goal is to go through life getting more and more people to listen to what he has to say.” -Sean Leikvold Midanyl

• Proficiency bonus: Persuasion or Deception (pick one)

Bothan Names

Male: Gek Kra’kuti, Mathenn Kef’les, Trobrak Lohov, Gom Nai’kar

Female: Iath Gru'leso, Virc Litere, Yin Fod'hoho, Hin Bwaquno

Bothan Traits

The Bothans were a small, furry humanoid species with an average height of 1.5 to 1.6 meters. Their fur would ripple in response to their emotions, a trait called Wrendui, which inadvertently gave away their deceitful intentions. Bothan individuals had pointed ears and both males and females could have beards. They could interbreed with other species, resulting in hybrids that looked somewhat like humans but with additional animal-like features such as hooves, fur, pointed ears, and a long tail.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Charisma, +1 to Dexterity

• Age: They age similarly to humans and have an average lifespan of 85 years but could live longer

• Alignment: Typically tended to align neutral

• Size: Average height of 1.5-1.6 meters (4’9-5’2 feet) and weighed around 50-60 kg (110-132 lbs) your size is medium

• Speed: 40ft

• Languages: Bothan and Basic

Chiss

The Chiss origins are shrouded in mystery, even to the Chiss themselves. Some scientists speculate that they may have descended from a long-lost Human colony, although this theory is not universally accepted. Both Chiss historians and scientists in the New Republic believe that this possible colony existed before the formation of the Old Republic. Information about Chiss history is scarce because their records are closely protected on their home planet. Nevertheless, various scholars have suggested that the Chiss might be the descendants of a forgotten attempt at colonization, primarily due to their similarities to humans.

According to Chiss legend, their home planet used to be warm and tropical. However, it later entered an ice age, causing widespread glaciation. This forced the Chiss ancestors to migrate to the temperate regions as the glaciers spread. Despite this difficult period, the Chiss were already technologically advanced, which enabled them to adapt and survive. It's believed that this glaciation took a long time, and it happened when the Chiss were already advanced, suggesting that they were on Csilla before the ice age. By about 5000 BBY, Csilla was nearly uninhabitable, and the Chiss only survived by living underground. These challenging events also contributed to genetic changes, particularly in their skin tone and eyes.

Lost Colony

Scientists used genetic analysis to verify that the Chiss were indeed a branch of Human settlers who tried to colonize other areas. They theorized that a group of these early Humans ended up on the planet Csilla in the Unknown Regions before 27,000 BBY. Chiss males and females are generally stronger than humans, but they still show similar physical differences between genders as humanoids do.

• Proficiency Bonus: Athletic or Survival (pick one)

Chiss Names

In the past, Chiss names typically had three parts. The first and last parts were family names, while the middle part was the given name. For instance, Grand Admiral Thrawn's full name is Mitth’raw’nuruodo. In this name, "Mitth" represents his family, "Raw" is his given name, and "nuruodo" describes his relationship to his family. So, the structure of a Chiss name includes family names at the beginning and end, with the given name in the middle.

Male: Chaf'orm'bintrano (formbi), Sev'eere'nuruodo (veeren), Mitt'ren'talsi (Trent)

Female: Anath'ar'iameps (Tharia), Laht'al'ikran (Tali), Leid'olor'enevah (dolore)

Chiss Traits

The Chiss matured much faster than humans, reaching physical maturity at the age of 10, when they were the equivalent of a 20-year-old human. This accelerated growth also led to them developing emotionally much faster than humans. Chiss could live up to 80 years old, with childhood spanning from ages 1 to 10, a rapid growth spurt bringing them to full adulthood, middle age occurring between 51 and 62, and old age starting at 63 and lasting until 79.

• Resistance: resistant to harsh cold environments/weapons
• Ability score increase: +2 to Intelligence, + 1 to Constitution
• Age: On average they live around 80 years
• Alignment: The Chiss were usually lawful no matter if they were good or evil
• Size: Chiss could be 1.6- 2.1 meters in height (5’2-6’6 feet tall) and weigh around 68-90.7 kg (150-200 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Cheunh, Basic

Dathomirian

Dathomirians live on the planet Dathomir and are categorized as either Dathomiri or Dathomirian Zabraks. A lot of them had the ability to use the Force, especially the females who lived on the planet. While most male Dathomirians had some basic Force abilities, a select few, like Savage Opress and Maul, were exceptionally skilled due to their intense training. The Dathomirians were known for being secretive and hiding dark truths. They had a ritual called the Selection, in which females would choose a mate by making males undergo difficult trials. The winner would then become the mate and servant of the Nightsisters.

Dathomirian Names

Male: Savage Opress, Maul Viscus, Brutus Freff, Havok Despir

Female: Sai Sircu, Ros Lai, Merrin Chalo, Lelli Hi

Dathomiri Traits

The women of Dathomir had skin that could be white, blue, or gray, and their hair came in different styles. Their eyes could be teal, silver, green, brown, yellow, red, violet, gold, or black in color.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Dexterity
• Age: up to 100 years old
• Alignment: generally neutral despite being good or evil (an enemy of anyone who would harm her fellow nightsisters)
• Size: Average height of 1.6-1.8 meters (5’3-6’2 feet) and weigh around 49-63 kg (110-140 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 35 feet
• Languages: Dathomirian, Basic

Dathomirian Zabraks Traits

Men on Dathomir typically had peach or yellow skin, with only a few having red skin. Male Dathomirians also had horns, whereas females did not. Their eye colors could be teal, silver, green, brown, yellow, red, violet, gold, or black.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Strength
• Age: Lived up to 80 years old
• Alignment: Tended to be Chaotic regardless of being good or evil
• Size: Average height of 1.8-2.1 meters (5’10-6’9 feet) and weighed between 68-113 kg (150-250 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Dathomirian, Basic

Nightsisters

The Dathomiri also known as Nightsisters were known for practicing witchcraft and lived in a society where women held a dominant role. The Nightsisters, who were highly skilled in dark magic and voodoo, referred to their leaders as "Mother." They had very unique and powerful abilities such as raising the dead and making themselves or others invisible using their dark powers.

• Ability score improvement: +1 to Wisdom
• Proficiency Bonus: Acrobatics or Stealth (pick one)
• Faction: Nightsister Faction is available

Nightbrothers

Dathomirian Zabraks, known as the Nightbrothers, were a marginalized group in their society and lived apart from the females. They had a tribal lifestyle, often engaging in violent and harsh activities. As part of their traditions, they adorned their faces with intricate dark tattoos as a rite of passage. The bravest among them underwent another rite by facing formidable beasts called chirodactyls in battle. Those who survived these encounters were highly respected and considered worthy in their community.

• Ability Score Improvement: +1 to Constitution
• Proficiency Bonus: Survival or Athletics (pick one)
• Dathomirian Rage: When your hit points would drop to 0 stay at 1 hit point

Devaronian

The Devaronians were a distinctive species in the galaxy known for their striking physical and behavioral differences between males and females. The males were naturally aggressive, often described as bold or stubborn, with red-tinted skin and prominent horns on their heads that they took great pride in and groomed regularly. Their appearance often made other species uneasy, as they bore a resemblance to mythical devils. Devaronians had unique biology, with black blood and a silver-based composition due to their special blood filtration system involving two livers, which constantly cleansed their bodies of toxins and made them highly resistant to poisons. Additionally, their skin was impervious to fire and extreme heat, and they could consume foods that were toxic to other species.

Born Adventurers

In their home world, Devaronians had a matriarchal government where females often held positions of power. Although males could hold power too, not many wanted to. This reflected the species' biological differences, with females being more focused and settled, while males were more inclined to explore the galaxy. Even though Devaronian males were drawn to travel, they remained devoted to their families and would send the money they earned while traveling back home to support their loved ones.

• Males proficiency bonus: Investigation or Persuasion (pick one)
• Female proficiency bonus: History or Insight (pick one)

Devaronian Traits

The species had two distinct genders, male and female, and they looked different from each other. The males had short horns on their heads, while the females did not have horns but had small bumps on their foreheads and a full head of hair. Some female Devaronians also had a thin coat of gray fur on their bodies. The males were usually bald, but some grew sideburns and beards. Their skin color could be brown, green, pink, or red, and their hair could be brown, dark green, pink, purple, silver, or white. Additionally, they had a variety of eye colors including black, blue, brown, dark brown, green, pink, red, and yellow.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Dexterity, +1 to Wisdom
• Age: The average lifespan was 70, but powerful force sensitives could live up to 200 years old
• Alignment: Females tended to be docile and lawful, males tended to be more chaotic
• Resistance: Poison
• Size: 1.6 to 1.8 meters on average (5’2-5’10) and weighed around 70-90 kg (154-200 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Devaronese, Basic
• Racial Traits: Immune to fire, and resistance to really hot temperatures

Devaronian Names

Male: Hehr Grev, Gus Mammus, Tan D'rahk

Female: Loh Dheq, Sun G'vozow, Mul Vihk

Force Sensitive

Devaronians were more likely to be Force-sensitive compared to other species, but they didn't develop a strong tradition of using the Force. The Jedi Order built the Temple of Eedit on Devaron to train Force-sensitive children, and more female students attended because many males preferred to travel, which conflicted with the Jedi way of life.

• Start off with 15 force points and 1 universal ability

Duros

The Duros were an early spacefaring culture known for being one of the first to develop their hyperdrive technology, allowing them to explore and settle various planets across the galaxy. When the Galactic Empire rose to power, their home planet, Duro, fell under Imperial control, leading many Duros to flee and join the Rebel Alliance in an effort to restore freedom to the galaxy. This made the Duros known for their adventurous spirit and their resistance against Imperial rule.

Traveling storytellers

The Duros were typically quiet, but they loved sharing stories about their journeys. They were known for having an exceptional memory when it came to recounting tales and adventures. Many Duros were pilots and explorers, and they were often daring, although their actions could sometimes be impulsive. They were among the first to develop hyperdrive spacecraft, and some believe they might have been the very first. The trade routes they mapped out were some of the oldest hyperspace routes still in use during the time of the Galactic Empire. Duros were highly skilled at navigating through space, and they were often called "Travelers" as a sign of respect, regardless of their actual profession. Addressing them with this title was seen as good manners.

• Proficiency bonus: History or Performance (pick one)
• Born to Fly: Can Pilot small ships without Pilot class (Does not gain pilot class skills)

Duros Names

Male: Nam Zhoks, Uzan Haan, Cad Bane

Female: Racho Stes, Zaadwei Zhazul, Hili Joom

Duros Traits

The Duros were a humanoid species with smooth, blue-green skin, red eyes, and lipless mouths. They had long, thin faces without noses and green blood. When under high stress, they secreted a smelly and bad-tasting oil from sacs along their ribs, a leftover defense mechanism from when they were preyed upon by various creatures on their home planet, Duro. Both male and female Duros were bald, but they could be easily differentiated. Their large red eyes had slit pupils, and the females laid eggs due to their ancient reptilian ancestry.

• Ability score increase:+2 to Dexterity, +1 to Intelligence, +1 to Charisma
• Age: Lived on average to be 70 years old
• Alignment: Could be any alignment
• Size: 1.7-2 meters on average (5’6- 6’6 feet) and weigh around 70-80 kg (154-176 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Durese, Basic

Ewok

Ewoks were small creatures who lived on the forest moon of Endor. They used spears, slings, and knives as weapons, and even had hang gliders for transportation. Despite being skilled at living in the forest and making basic tools, they hadn't progressed beyond using stone-age technology when the Empire found them. However, they were able to learn quickly when they were introduced to more advanced technology with simple mechanical principles.

Primitive

Despite their limited technology and living on a remote planet, the Ewoks were not completely unknown in the wider galaxy. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, they had developed a level of civilization where they participated in religious, artistic, medical, and political activities, and communicated using their own language, Ewokese. However, their primary focus remained on providing food for their community. They had knowledge of pottery, hunting, building complex wooden structures, and creating fire. While they spent most of their time in the treetops, some members of their tribe needed to venture to the forest floor to gather food such as berries and herbs, as well as hunt.

• Proficiency bonus: Survival or Nature (pick one)
• Ewok Hunt: +5 to initiative and you can't be surprised while conscious. When 10 feet next to an ally you gain advantage

Ewok Names

Male: Yckal Mirlima, Cherrac Zirren, Krackyl Graastrarla Female: Ile Kreranli, Meki Tanret, Gyzzy Kinrilaa

Ewok Traits

Ewoks were a species of small, furry humanoids that were about one meter tall on average. They were omnivores and had fur covering their bodies, with brown and black being the most common colors. Most Ewoks had fur of a single color, but some had stripes. They had large, bright eyes, small noses, and hands with two fingers and an opposable thumb. Despite their size, Ewoks were surprisingly strong and could overpower even trained human fighters.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Strength, + 1 to Dexterity
• Age: Could live up to 60 years old
• Alignment: Could Align anywhere
• Size: 0.8-1 meter in height (2’7-3’3 feet tall) and weighed around 25-30 kg (56-66 lbs) your size is small
• Speed: 25 feet
• Languages: Ewokese

Gamorrean

The Gamorreans had a society based on clans. Each clan was led by a female leader, called the Clan Matron, and a male leader, known as the Warlord. Even though the female members focused on farming and hunting while the males engaged in warfare, the Gamorrean society was actually a matriarchy. The Warlord's position was determined through marriage to a Matron rather than by force, although Matrons did consider the boars' combat skills when choosing a partner. Gamorreans admired war and often had violent conflicts between clans. Due to their limited intelligence, they tended to be stubborn and loyal. Their philosophy centered around solving problems through brute force.

Pig Brutes

In terms of technology, the Gamorreans were not advanced, and they preferred using close combat weapons such as vibro-axes, vibro-lances, and Gamorrean battle-axes instead of blasters.

• Power Swing: Once per turn, when you hit a creature with a melee attack you can move it 5ft into an unoccupied space provided that the target is no more than one size larger than you. When you score a critical hit with a melee weapon attack rolls against that creature are made with advantage until the start of your next turn

Gamorrean Names

Male: Uterp Oss, Eghog Gragzet, Snass Slissooss

Female: Jomreb Heutt, Greebnaz Zafbrirq, Trashris Kez

Gamorrean Traits

The Gamorreans are a type of sturdy, two-legged creatures with physical characteristics resembling those of pigs. They have large, upturned noses with big nostrils, as well as jowls and upward-pointing tusks. Their large bodies are covered in green or occasionally pink, thick and smooth skin without hair. They possess five fingers on each hand and foot, each equipped with a tough nail. Their hands have an opposable thumb, enabling them to grip and manipulate objects easily. Gamorreans are divided into two sexes: males, known as boars, and females, known as sows.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Strength, +2 to Constitution, -2 to Intelligence, -2 to Wisdom
• Age: Biologically they were capable of living beyond the age of 45 but the violent nature of their existence meant that very few boars reached that age.
• Alignment: Tended to be Chaotic
• Size: 1.8-2 meters in height (5’10- 6’6 feet) and weighed around 100-110 kg (220-242 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 25 feet
• Languages: Gamorrean, Can understand Basic cannot speak it

Gungan

The Gungans were a type of intelligent, amphibious beings who lived on the planet Naboo. They could thrive in both water and on land, but they typically resided in underwater cities like Otoh Gunga.

Amphibious

Even though the Gungans were closely connected to water and originally lived near fresh water on the planet Naboo, they were adaptable and could live in places far from it. They were even able to survive in salt water, like the seas of Mon Cala, despite their primary association with fresh water.

• Proficiency bonus: Acrobatics
• Expert Swimmer: A Gungan may choose to reroll any Swim check, but the result of the reroll must be accepted even if it is worse.
• Strong Legs: Could jump up to 15 feet

Gungan Names

Male: Broel-Broel Caub, Yep-Yep Woopig, Creb-Creb Wig Female: Tha Kodeem, Ja-Ja Jor, Be-Be Slorm

Gungan Traits

Gungans were a tall and humanoid species well-adapted to living in the waters of Naboo. They had flexible bodies, powerful leg muscles, sturdy bills, and muscular tongues. These physical traits were specifically suited for their aquatic lifestyle. Additionally, Gungans were known for seldom venturing beyond their home planet of Naboo.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Dexterity, +1 to Constitution
• Age: Had a life expectancy of 65 years although could live longer
• Alignment: could align anywhere
• Size: 1.8-2 meters in height (5’9-6’6 feet) and weighed around 60-70 kg (130-154 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet (60 ft. in water)
• Languages: Gunganese, Basic
• Strong Lungs: Gungans can hold their breathe for 1 hour

Houk

The Houks were known for being a strong and quick-tempered people, famous for their immense physical strength from their muscular build. They were one of the largest and mightiest humanoid beings, comparable in power only to species like the Wookiees. While their tempers weren't as intense as those of Wookiees, the Houks had a reputation for resorting to violence to solve problems. Despite originating from a culture marked by corruption and violence, many Houks were diligent individuals who had adapted to coexisting with other sentient beings.

Galactic Bullies

In the realm of politics, the Houk were known for frequently starting conflicts without official announcements, acting dishonestly during negotiations, and disregarding agreements. Although this aggressive approach made it difficult for the Houk to interact with other societies, it often allowed them to achieve their goals. Interestingly, when it came to one-on-one fights, the Houk preferred to rely on sneakiness rather than facing their opponents directly. This led to them being seen as deceptive and cowardly. Nevertheless, just like each Houk colony had its own unique culture and government, individual Houk had diverse personalities.

• Proficiency bonus: Athletics or Stealth (pick one)
• Cowardly Strike: When you land an Attack of Opportunity it’s a critical hit

Houk Names

Male: Boytte Vogirn, Skurog Cadge, Dragaz Bid

Female: Baynette Taliun, Gwin Surna, Tian Givre

Houk Traits

The Houk were a type of intelligent, human-like creatures known for their strong, muscular bodies and large, four-fingered hands. They had small eyes that were deeply set in their thick, bony skulls.

• Ability Score Improvement: +2 to Strength, +1 to Constitution
• Age: could live up to 80 years
• Alignment: tended to be chaotic
• Size 2.2-2.5 meters (7’2-8’2) and weighed around 120-140 kg (264-308 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Houkese, Basic

Human

Humans were a type of intelligent, two-legged mammals with symmetrical bodies and were thought to have originated from the planet Coruscant. They were the most influential species across the galaxy and could be found on many inhabited planets, such as Naboo and Tatooine. Humans were known for being involved in a wide range of activities, including politics and bounty hunting. Other species that shared similar physical features, like walking on two legs and having two arms and two legs with opposable thumbs, were called "humanoids."

Highly Adaptable

While humans often see their ability to adapt to different environments as a positive trait, some aliens criticize them for expanding throughout the galaxy and imposing themselves on ecosystems where they don't naturally fit in.

• Terrain Advantage: have resistance to a biome of your choice
• Proficiency bonus: one skill of your choice

Human Names

You’d have to be alien to want examples, but here are some Human name examples from the Star Wars Universe

Male: Quintris Caupri, Jesadon Darbow, Lantate Kittnau

Female: Ajaayl Meaeas, Chriansl Warmor, Aleabail Burdpear

Human Traits

Throughout history, humans have been highly effective at settling in new environments and adjusting to become the dominant species. This has led to the development of various human groups on different planets, each with their own unique cultures, like the Alderaanians and the Pamarthens.

• Ability score increase: +1 to all Ability scores
• Age: on average 100 years
• Alignment: Could have any alignment
• Size: 1.5-1.9 meters on average (4’9-6’2 feet) and weighed around 55-80 kg (121-176 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Basic

Jawa

Jawas are a diminutive, desert-dwelling species known for their scavenging prowess and mechanical aptitude. Clad in hooded robes and glowing yellow eyes peering out from beneath their hoods, Jawas are often underestimated due to their small stature. However, their resourcefulness and expertise in salvaging and repairing droids and other technology make them indispensable in the harsh environments of their homeworld, Tatooine, and beyond. Despite their insular nature and mysterious language, Jawas are renowned traders and are always on the lookout for the next valuable find in the vast expanses of the galaxy.

Scavenging Thieves

Jawas were enthusiastic scavengers who searched the deserts of Tatooine for droids and scraps to sell to locals, creating a mutually dependent trading relationship. Despite this, they were known for tricking people by selling hastily fixed gear and defective droids. As a result, moisture farmers were cautious about buying from them, but often had no choice but to do so because of the limited options available in their isolated areas.

• Proficiency bonus: Insight or Investigation (pick one)
• Swindlers: were able to sell items higher than their worth as well as buy them at a cheaper price. advantage in persuasion and deception rolls when negotiating item prices.

Jawa Names

Male: Tsonk M'edik, Kre Q'ukavud, Keeg D'nagekth Female: Plelo K'is, Tsitet Limi, Lewos Asaca

Jawa Traits

Many settlers on Tatooine wondered what the Jawas concealed beneath their bulky robes, sparking rumors that they might be hiding giant rodents or primitive humans. Despite being generally small, some Jawas were unusually tall, with one even reaching a height close to that of a 3PO-series protocol droid, which measures 1.71 meters.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Charisma, +1 to intelligence
• Age: could live to about 80 years
• Alignment: tended to be neutral
• Size: on average between 0.8-1 meter in height (2’7-3’3 feet) and weighed around 20-25 kg (44-55 lbs) your size is small
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Jawanese
• Tinkerer: A Jawa can choose to reroll any Mechanics check, but must keep the second result, even if it is worse.

Kaminoan

The Kaminoans were a tall, thin amphibious species from the aquatic planet of Kamino, located beyond the Outer Rim. They lived in tall domed cities above the ocean and were generally isolated from outsiders, only interacting with them if it benefited them financially. This behavior stemmed from a historical flood that led them to prioritize adapting themselves and their planet rather than seeking help from the Galactic Republic. As a result, they developed a lingering distrust of offworld assistance. While the Kaminoans did not consider themselves superior to other species, they viewed other planets as distractions and believed that everything they needed could be found on Kamino.

Genetic Engineers

The Kaminoans were experts in the fields of cloning, genetic engineering, and technology development. They were known for their pioneering work in these areas and provided their services to a variety of clients, including the Galactic Republic.

• Proficiency bonus: Investigation or Insight (pick one)
• Genetic Genius: Advantage rolls when it comes to researching the genetics of a species.
• Innate Brilliance: Complex ideals aren’t so complex. Add +3 to rolls involving Intelligence.

Kaminoan Names

Males: Ci Mir, Tem Kair, Pol Morono

Females: Nulle Dramne, Yaha Hianuo, Lerlil Wer

Kaminoan Traits

The Kaminoans were a species with elongated, oblong heads and long necks that restricted their movement. They had large, almond-shaped black eyes with white pupils that allowed them to see in the ultraviolet spectrum. Males had fin-like crests on their heads, whereas females were bald and wore distinct head crescents. Their long, delicate limbs gave them a graceful, gliding walk, and their small feet were suited for their home planet's firm seabeds and later hard flooring. Kaminoans matured by the age of 11.

• Ability Score Improvement: +2 to Intelligence, +1 to Wisdom
• Age: Could live up to 80 years old
• Alignment: Tended to be Neutral
• Size: 2.3-2.7 meters in height (7’5-8’8 feet) and weighed around 65-70 kg (143-154 lbs) Your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Kaminoan, Basic

Kel Dor

Kel Dors are a type of intelligent beings from the planet Dorin who have to wear special masks to survive in places with a lot of oxygen. These masks cover their eyes and nostrils and help filter the air, as oxygen is harmful to them. Additionally, they wear goggles to prevent their eye fluids from drying out when they are away from their home planet.

Enduring

You have the ability to withstand many things including atmospheric pressure that would kill many.

• Proficiency Bonus: Survival
• Thick Skin: Natural armor +1 to AC
• You can survive being in space for 20 minutes

Kel Dor Names

Male: Gnoln Okre, Xo Gataaszu, Sho Hekazz

Female: Ga Mundo, Si Tlagirvan, Dri Aguzz

Kel Dor Traits

The Kel Dor were a tall, human-like alien species with three fingers and a thumb on each hand. They had a thick, leathery skin that helped them survive in the vacuum of space for a limited period.

• Ability Score Improvement: +2 to Constitution, +1 to Dexterity
• Age: Lived an average of 65 years those keenly attuned with the force could live up to 250 years of age
• Alignment: Could be any alignment
• Size: 1.6-2 meters in height (5’2-6’5) and weighed around 70-85 kg (154-187 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Kel Dorian, Basic

Miraluka

The Miraluka were a species known for their thoughtful and cautious nature. They were not driven by personal gain or glory and often concealed their appearance with headwear for social reasons. They had a strong sense of unity among their kind, referring to themselves as "brothers" and feeling like members of a large family. As Force users, they were deeply connected to the Force and were surprised by life forms that had no connection to it. The Miraluka living on Katarr were particularly strong in the Force, to the extent that they could sense events such as the Battle of Malachor V.

Unity with the Force

Having to rely on the force to see you’ve built quite the connection with it. Being able to sense all living beings since all life is connected to the force. You are incredibly gifted in using it.

• Proficiency Bonus: Perception
• Force Sensitive: Start off with 10 force points, and a universal force ability of your choice.

Miraluka Names

Male: Hercak, Fisoc, Uodoith

Female: Moyraohl, Rowbuok, Xappuip

Miraluka Traits

The Miraluka were a human-like species who didn't have functional eyes, only small eye sockets, and they perceived the world around them through the Force instead of normal vision. Their connection to the Force was strong enough that they could "see" the Force aura of Jedi or Sith when looking at them. Each Miraluka had a different level of connection to the Force. Because they were similar to humans, Miraluka could have children with humans, like Krynda and Lucien Draay, but it was believed that this could cause problems for the children.

• Ability Score Improvement + 2 to Wisdom, +1 to Dexterity
• Age: On average lived to about
• Alignment: Tended to be neutral
• Size: 1.7-1.8 meters in height (5’5-5’9 feet) and weighed around 60-75 kg (132-165 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Miralukese, Basic
• Force Sight: you can see the world around you except not physically, but through the force. You can also feel those who are strong in the force (force sensitives)
• Telepathy: can communicate telepathically to any willing creature they can see with their force sight

Mon Calamari

The Mon Calamari, also known by several names such as Calamari, Calamarians, Mon Cal, or Mon Calamarians, hailed from the planet Dac and were a highly advanced and cultured species. Their literature portrayed stars as islands in a vast galactic sea, reflecting their deep desire to venture into space and encounter other societies. Known for their gentle and soft-spoken nature, they were remarkably patient and slow to anger, able to maintain focus without being swayed by emotional reactions.

Cultural Arts

Art, music, literature, and science displayed an exceptional level of creativity that was rarely matched in the galaxy. One specific example of Mon Calamari's artistic expression was the Squid Lake Ballet, a performance that took place at the Galaxies Opera House on Coruscant in 19 BBY. This ballet showcased the unique artistry of the Mon Calamari people.

• Proficiency bonus: Performance
• Can reroll for any skills that use charisma, but must take second roll even if it’s lower

Mon Calamari Names

Male: Grit Vrorrihb, Mos Hackbooli, Yaic Agohb

Female: Chu Duthols, Ve Waarrirtun, Kli Numga

Mon Calamari Traits

The Mon Calamari were an amphibious humanoid species with fish-like characteristics, such as webbed hands, high-domed heads, and large, fish-like eyes. Their skin came in a variety of colors, including brown, cyan, blue, gold, green, grey, orange, pink, red, reddish brown, and salmon white. They had the unique ability to breathe both on land and in water, making them equally comfortable in either environment. Additionally, male Mon Calamari developed chin protrusions called "barbels," which increased in number as they aged.

• Ability Score Improvement: +2 to Charisma, +1 to Wisdom
• Age: Lived an average of 80 years
• Alignment: Tended to be good
• Size: 1.6-1.8 meters in height (5’2-5’9 feet) and weighed around 60-72 kg (132-158 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet (60 feet swimming)
• Languages: Mon Calamarian, Basic
• Ocean Born: Can Breathe underwater
• Dark vision: 60 feet

Nautolan

The Nautolans were a peaceful people who avoided violence whenever possible. However, they were also highly capable fighters when the need arose. They held a deep reverence for the "ocean spirit," which they believed played a vital role in preserving the natural balance on their homeworld of Glee Anselm. Nautolan society thrived, and they were known for their generosity in sharing resources with others. Their preferred environment was underwater, where they felt most at home.

Empath

One interesting feature about them was the long, sensitive tendrils that grew from their heads. These tendrils had special smell receptors that could detect chemicals, especially pheromones, which helped them sense emotions and subtle changes in the body. Nautolans could interpret the pheromones given off by other beings to understand their emotional state. These head tendrils could be cut off, and although they wouldn't grow back, there were only minor long-term effects.

• Proficiency bonus: Perception
• Pheromonal Sensor: A Nautolan can reroll any Perception check made to Sense Deception or Sense Influence, but the result of the reroll must be accepted, even if it is worse.(If underwater, the Nautolan can take the better of the two results instead.)

Nautolan Names

Male: Shreng Gezec, Jorof Zod, Feze Ruchma

Female: Fras Gewchill, Dhes Vent, Ghiro Zienrun

Nautolan Traits

Nautolans were a species that could live both on land and in water, thanks to their amphibious nature. They were able to survive in harsh conditions and had a variety of skin colors and blood types. Their most distinctive characteristic was their large, dark eyes, which evolved to help them see clearly in the dark depths of the oceans.

• Ability Score Improvement: + 2 to Wisdom, +1 to Charisma
• Age: Could live up to 70 years on average
• Alignment: Tended to be Good
• Size: 1.6-1.8 meters in height (5’2-5’9 feet) and weighed around 65-75 kg (142-165 lbs) your size is Medium
• Speed: 30 feet (40ft Swimming)
• Languages: Nautila, Basic
• Breathe Underwater: Can Breathe underwater
• Rubbery Skin: Natural armor +1 to AC

Talz

The Talz were a basic society that didn't rely much on technology and lived in a tough environment. They lived in tribes with leaders and used native creatures called narglatches for transportation and defense. They had their own language called Talzzi, but couldn't speak the common Galactic Basic Standard language.

Abominable Snowman

Adapted to snowy environments your size means nothing when it comes to camouflage. You’re also capable of withstanding harsh cold environments. Specially adapted eyes sight for snow filled environments

• Advantage Rolls: in Perception, Stealth, Survival, Nature, Investigation while in Environments filled with snow
• Navigation: Can navigate through blizzards
• Blizzard Ready: Does not suffer Blizzard penalties

Talz Names

Male: Lou Wun, Kurk Nelo, Drirk Sou Damtoc

Female: Rotu Mat, Hertun Mad, Uthod Win

Talz Traits

The Talz are big creatures with thick, shaggy white fur and sharp claws on their hands. They have four eyes, with small ones for seeing during the day and larger ones for seeing at night, as well as a small mouthpart for eating and communicating. Their furry coat helps them stay warm in their icy and snowy home.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Strength, +1 to Dexterity
• Age: on average 55 years
• Alignment: tended to be any alignment Neutral
• Size: 2-2.5 meters on height (6’6-8’3 feet) and weighed around 90-110 kg (198-242 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Talzzi
• Dark Vision: 60 feet
• Racial Trait: Cold Resistance

Thisspiasian

The Thisspiasians were a reptilian species from the planet Thisspias, known for their long snake-like bodies, thick beards, and four arms, although they often kept a pair of arms hidden under their clothing. They typically slept for a few hours each day, but their main form of rest involved entering a trance-like state that could last for minutes or even hours, providing essential neurological repair. Missing this trance could lead to emotional and irritable behavior. Their tails allowed them to move easily across the rocky terrain of their natural environment, while their thick beards served as protection against swarms of biting cygnats.

Capable Warriors

The Thisspiasians were surprisingly fast and nimble for their large size, and they possessed a robust tail that they could use for both balance and as a weapon when necessary. With four hands, they were able to handle multiple weapons simultaneously, making them formidable in combat against multiple foes.

• Proficiency bonus: Dexterity saving throws
• Natural Weapons: A Thisspiasian has Natural Weapons, in the form of their powerful tail. When a Thisspiasian makes an Grapple attack, it may choose to use its Natural Weapons, dealing 1d6 points of Bludgeoning damage with the attack instead of normal Unarmed damage. Thisspiasians are always considered armed with their Natural Weapons.

Thisspiasian Names

Male: Dal Jassano, Oppo Rancisis, Kenko Sarapas, Female: Tersis Shanhadi, Mandi Bengtel, Ram Serpen

Thisspiasian Traits

The Thisspiasians are a type of reptilian humanoid known for their distinguishing features, such as their large tails and the absence of traditional legs. Their skin can be either green or orange, and their hair comes in various colors like white, brown, and orange. Additionally, they are recognized by their blue, orange, or yellow eyes.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Dexterity, +1 to Strength
• Age: On average 90 years
• Alignment: Tend to be neutral
• Size: 2-2.5 meters on average (6’5-8’2 feet) and weighed around 75-105 kg (165-231 lbs)
• Speed: 40 feet
• Languages: Thisspiasian, Basic
• Second set of Hands: Can Carry 2 light weapons or 1 heavy

Togruta

The Togruta are a species of intelligent humanoids originally from the planet Shili in the Expansion Region. They have skin that comes in various colors like orange, green, red, white, and yellow, which helps them blend in with their surroundings and avoid predators as a part of their evolutionary adaptation. While they originated in the Expansion Region, Togruta have been found in different parts of the galaxy as well.

Keen Senses

Togruta are able to use their head-tails, called montrals, to sense the movement of objects around them using echolocation, and they can detect objects up to a distance of 82 feet.

• Proficiency bonus: Perception
• Spatial Awareness: Togrutas can sense their surroundings using passive echolocation. Togrutas ignore all Cover and Concealment when making Perception checks to Notice Targets within 82 feet

Togruta Names

Male: Uvobee Marnur, Aruzo Kivraar, Carhy Nasua Female: Ahashlaa Dashaaks, Corlo Messaa, Zerash Tyzas

Togruta Traits

Togrutas, unlike most human-like creatures, are known for having more than one stomach. However, their most distinctive characteristics are the large organic head formations on their heads: two cone-shaped horns called montrals and three headtails known as lekku that hang down. Both the lekku and montrals of a Togruta typically grow until they reach maturity, with females usually having longer lekku than males. The males' montrals, on the other hand, have more branches than those of the females.

• Ability score increase: +2 to Wisdom, + 1 to Constitution
• Age: Could live 95 years on average
• Alignment: Tended to be good
• Size: 1.6-1.9 meters in height (5’2-6’2 feet) and weigh around 65-80 kg (143-176 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Togruti, Basic

Toydarian

Toydarians are a winged species from the planet Toydaria. They can fly, have long snouts and webbed feet, and are resistant to mind control by the Force. King Katuunko ruled over them during the Clone Wars. Initially, they stayed neutral in the conflict, but later they decided to support the Galactic Republic.

Smooth Talkers

Toydarians are a proud and faithful species, but they can also be overly flattering at times. Unfortunately, some untrustworthy Toydarians use their intelligence to deceive business partners and trick unsuspecting people into falling for Toydarian confidence tricks.

• Proficiency bonus: Persuasion or Deception (Pick one)

Toydarian Names

Males: Relg Keb, Von Monte, Zoyrpolg Zelg

Females: Lusgi Satli, Qurza Mam, Wulbo Seffle

Toydarian Traits

Toydarians are a humanoid species that resembled flies, with wings, a snout, and webbed feet. Their wings enabled them to hover over the muddy terrain of their home planet. Similar to other creatures in the galaxy, Toydarians began as babies and grew bigger as they aged. They had blue and green skin and tusks on their faces below their trunk-like snouts. Toydarians were recognized for their strong determination and their ability to resist mental influence through the Force.

• Ability Score Improvement: +2 to Charisma, +1 to Wisdom
• Age: Could live up to 90 years of age
• Alignment: tended to be neutral
• Size: 1-1.2 meters (3’3-3’11) and weigh around 40-45 kg (88-99 lbs)
• Speed: 20 feet (40 flying)
• Languages: Toydarian, Basic
• Force Resistance: Toydarians receive a +3 to Wisdom saving throws against mind altering force abilities

Trandoshan

Trandoshans, also known as T'doshok, were a species of large, bipedal reptilian humanoids from the planet Trandosha. They were highly skilled hunters who enjoyed the excitement of the hunt and often undertook hunting-related rites of passage. Trandoshans were famous for their remarkable ability to regenerate lost limbs and heal quickly. They were often characterized as violent and aggressive, driven by primal instincts such as rage and fury, but they were also capable of compassion and mercy when the situation called for it. Despite their base urges, Trandoshans could rise above their aggressive tendencies, although a rare condition called Magrak Syndrome could cause these instincts to resurface over time.

Natural Born Hunters

Trandoshans are a type of reptilian beings known for being very strong and having a natural inclination toward warfare. Many of them focus on honing their combat skills, while others become hunters on their home planet. Some Trandoshans have gained widespread recognition, or notoriety, as bounty hunters in the larger galactic community. Additionally, Trandoshans possess highly sensitive eyes that enable them to see in the infrared spectrum.

• Proficiency bonus: Perception
• Savage Attacker: You can reroll melee weapon attack damage once per turn.
• Infrared: Darkvision 80 feet

Trandoshan Names

Male: Grrukss Veamse, Aad Treesss, Xob Hursurs Female: Vi Jhykkagh, Prokse Zisch, Lalsiff Bedrist

Trandoshan Traits

Trandoshans were a type of intelligent humanoid with smooth, scaly skin. They came in various sizes and shapes, from tall and thin to short and more rounded. Trandoshans were strong creatures with long, thin arms that ended in either three thick digits or four thin digits, including a thumb. They had a pointed skull with a pair of set-back eyes and a jaw filled with pointed teeth. Some Trandoshans also sported a crown of feathers on their heads. The color of a Trandoshan's skin could vary widely, including shades of green, red, orange, brown, or yellow. For example, one named Smug had brownish-orange skin with red stripes on his face. Trandoshans used their sharp claws to climb tall trees in the forests or jungles where they naturally lived.

• Ability Score Improvement: + 2 to Constitution, +1 to Strength
• Age: On average lived to about 60 years
• Alignment: Tended to be Chaotic
• Size: 1.9-2.1 meters in height (6’2-6’8) and weighed around 80-90 kg (176-198 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet (30ft Climbing)
• Languages: Dosh, Basic
• Thick Scales: Natural Armor +1 to AC
• Limb Regeneration: A Trandoshan regrows a lost limb in 1d10 days. At the end of that time, all Persistent Conditions associated with the loss of the limb are removed.

Twi'lek

Twi'leks, also known as Tail-Heads or Twi's in a derogatory manner, and sometimes referred to as Rylothians, were a tall humanoid species with a distinctive feature: long appendages called lekku that protruded from their skulls. They originated from the planet Ryloth in the Outer Rim Territories. Unfortunately, female Twi'leks were often taken offworld and sold as slaves. They were a common species in the galaxy and could easily blend into crowds without attracting much attention, unlike rarer species such as Togrutas. Because of this ability to blend in, some military forces used Twi'leks as undercover agents.

Opportunist

Twi'leks are clever and careful individuals who generally try to stay out of trouble and wait for the right moment to take action without putting themselves at risk. They often have a business-oriented mindset that helps them attain influential roles, so it's not unusual to find Twi'leks in positions such as corporate executives and ambassadors. However, some Twi'leks may also engage in less reputable activities, such as being freighter captains or crime bosses.

• Proficiency bonus: Persuasion or Deception (pick one)
• May choose to reroll any skill that uses charisma, but must take second roll even if it’s lower

Twi’lek Names

Male: Joj'ketil, Jon'veraz, Oifoh'mijet

Female: Shur'woce, Auyum'dar, Ecel'teju

Twi’lek Traits

Twi'leks were a humanoid species known for their tall stature and diverse skin colors, which could range from white to red and many shades in between. One of their most notable traits was the pair of flexible appendages called lekku, or head-tails, which grew from the top or back of their heads. While most Twi'leks had two lekku, some had four. These lekku were highly sensitive and could grasp objects and respond to even the lightest touch. If a Twi'lek's lekku were injured, it could seriously affect their health.

• Ability Score Improvement: + 2 to Charisma, +1 to any ability
• Age: Could live up to 75 years on average those strong in the force could live up to 200 years
• Alignment: Can be any alignment
• Size: 1.6-1.8 meters in height (5’2-5’9 feet) and weighed around 45-55 kg (99-121 lbs) your size is medium
• Speed: 30 feet
• Languages: Ryl, Basic

Wookiee

The Wookiees, known as the People of the Trees in their own language, were a tall and hairy humanoid species living on the planet Kashyyyk. They were famous across the galaxy for their immense strength, intelligence, loyalty, and tendency to get easily angered. Because of their looks, some people called them "walking carpets."

Honor Code

Wookiees had retractable claws that they primarily used for climbing. It was considered dishonorable for them to use their claws for anything else. Although Wookiees looked fierce and could be quick to anger, they were known for their intelligence, sophistication, loyalty, and trustworthiness. When provoked, Wookiees were capable of entering a state of uncontrollable rage.

• Proficiency bonus: Athletics or Survival (pick one)
• Weapon Proficiency: Bowcaster, Ryyk Blades

Wookiee Names

Male: Leeoppakk, Eniyyrk, Uwih

Female: Ircim, Bressti, Parrrekkeu

Wookiee Traits

Wookiees are a type of species that are skilled at climbing trees. They have strong backs, nimble hands, and thick calf muscles, which all evolved to help them climb. They also have retractable claws that come out of hidden sheaths in their fingertips when they flex their muscles, which helps them with climbing. Their eyes are located in the front of their faces and can range in color from blue to brown, with some individuals having green, yellow, golden, or red irises. Wookiees have a keen sense of smell, especially when it comes to detecting meat, and their mouths are filled with sharp teeth capable of piercing even the tough skin of their ancestral enemies, the Trandoshans. Additionally, they are good swimmers, which is evident in their powerful thigh muscles.

• Ability Score Improvement: +2 to Strength, +1 to Constitution
• Age: Could live up to 400 years of age
• Alignment: Can be any alignment tended to be chaotic
• Size: 2.2-2.5 meters in height (7.2-8’2 feet) and weighed between 100-125 kg (220-275 lbs)
• Speed: 30 feet (30 climbing, 30 swimming)
• Languages: Could only speak Shyriiwook (but could understand other languages as well as read and write them)

Chapter 2: Non-Force Wielding Classes

Introduction into non-force wielding classes. We've adapted some Star Wars inspired classes for your D&D experience. Hopefully you enjoy using them, and We'll add some brief descriptions about them on this page. Thank you for reading and enjoy.

Berserker

Class Features

As a Berserker, you gain the following class features

Extra Attack

Berseker level: 5th.

You can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Feral Instinct

Berseker level: 7th

Your instincts are so honed that you have advantage on initiative rolls.

Additionally, if you are surprised at the beginning of combat and aren’t incapacitated, you can act normally on your first turn, but only if you enter your rage before doing anything else on that turn.

Brutal Critical

Berserker level: 9th, 13th, 17th

You can roll one additional weapon damage die when determining the extra damage for a critical hit with a melee attack.

Relentless Rage

Berserker level: 11th

Your rage can keep you fighting despite grievous wounds. If you drop to 0 hit points while you’re raging and don’t die outright, you can make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw. If you succeed, you drop to 1 hit point instead. Each time you use this feature after the first, the DC increases by 5. When you finish a short or long rest, the DC resets to 10.

Persistant Rage

Berserker level: 15th

Your rage is so fierce that it ends early only if you fall unconscious or if you choose to end it.

Indomitable Might

Berserker level: 18th

If your total for a Strength check is less than your Strength score, you can use that score in place of the total.

Primal Champion

Berserker level: 20th

You embody the power of the wilds. Your Strength or Dexterity score increases by 2, and your Constitution score increases by 2. Your maximum for those scores increases by 2.

Additionally, you can enter rage an unlimited number of times, and entering rage no longer requires your bonus action on your turn.

Berserker Paths

Path of the Krayt Dragon

Followers of this path have sharpened their senses to the point of perfection as well as knowing where to strike an opponent while leaving their possessions with minimal damage.

Krayt Dragon Instinct

Starting at level 3 when using Perception rolls enemies using stealth rolls, roll them with disadvantage against your keen senses.

Krayt Pearl

Starting at level 6 after killing an opponent/creature when looting you know what’s valuable and how to take it with minimal damage to the valuables. When looting roll with advantage.

Krayt Venom

starting at level 10 when using a weapon that deals Slashing damage and you land a critical hit your opponent must make a constitution saving throw of 15 or they start to bleed. If they fail they take 2d4-1 at the end of their turn for 1d8 turns or until healed.

Krayt Dragon Cry

Starting at level 14 when you engage in battle you let out a loud cry all enemies engaged in battle must make a charisma saving throw against your intimidation roll. On a fail no matter what round it is an opponent's first attack against you is rolled with disadvantage.

Path of the Rancor

Followers of this path have honed their strength in order to maximize damage to unfortunate foes.

Path of the Terentatek

Followers of this path have learned how to overcome their shortcomings. Fed up with the power of force sensitive rivals they've learned how to overcome them.

Path of the Zillo Beast

Followers of this path have trained their bodies resistances to a point of withstanding damage as they rush the battlefield.

Mercenary

Class Features

As a Mercenary, you gain the following class features

Agile

Mercenary level: 15th

Your speed increases by 10 feet. When you use the Dash action, difficult terrain doesn't cost you extra movement on that turn.

Adaptable

When in enemy from your profession attacks you with the same attack twice in a row it's rolled with disadvantage

Infamous

You've gained quite the reputation. Your skills are highly valued and are highly sought after. You now get paid double for Missions in your profession.

Born to Kill

Mercenary level: 20th

You become an unparalleled hunter of your enemies. Once on each of your turns, you can add your Wisdom modifier to the attack roll or the damage roll of an attack you make against one of your favored enemies. You can choose to use this feature before or after the roll, but before any effects of the roll are applied.

Mercenary Professions

Big Game Hunter

Are individuals who found business in aiding towns and villages against troublesome and unwanted wildlife.

Favored Enemy: Beasts

Starting at level 1 as a Big Game Hunter, your specialty is in hunting down beasts. You gain a +2 to damage rolls with weapon attacks against creatures of that favored type. You also gain advantage on wisdom (survival) checks to track your favored enemies, and also on intelligence checks on recalling information on your favored enemies.

Beastly Knowledge

Starting at level 3 you have gained a wide knowledge of everything wild and monstrous. As of level 3, you have the ability to learn about one creature you can see within 120 feet of you that is considered a beast. As a bonus action you immediately learn the target’s vulnerabilities, immunities, and resistances. You also learn any special abilities triggered when it takes damage; such as fire damage halting regeneration.

Animal Handler

Starting at 6th level you are quite adept at how to deal with animals. You can +5 to Animal Handling rolls, and roll with advantage when its an animal you've interacted with before.

Hunting Companion

Starting at 10th level you can have a beast as a companion to help you on your hunts choose from the following: Corellian Banshee Bird, Saber Cat, or a Raquor'daan.

Apex Predator

Starting at level 14 you've mastered the art of hunting beast. When fighting Beast add proficiency to damage rolls

Corellian Banshee Bird

Medium beast, unaligned

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• Armor Class 13
• Hit Points 22 (4d8 + 4)
• Speed 30 ft., fly 60 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
12 (+1)	16 (+3)	12 (+1)	6 (-2)	14 (+2)	8 (-1)

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• Skills Perception +4
• Senses passive Perception 14
• Languages Understands one language its master does, but can't speak
• Challenge 1/2 (100 XP)

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Actions

Beak. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d6 + 3) piercing damage.

Screech. The banshee bird emits a high-pitched screech. Each creature within 30 feet of the bird must make a DC 12 Constitution saving throw or be stunned until the start of the banshee bird's next turn. On a successful save, the creature is immune to the banshee bird's screech for 24 hours.

Dive Attack (Recharge 5-6). The banshee bird makes a swooping dive attack. It flies up to its maximum flying speed and then makes a beak attack against a target. If the attack hits, it deals an additional 1d6 piercing damage.

Saber Cat

Large beast, unaligned

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• Armor Class 14
• Hit Points 45 (6d10 + 12)
• Speed 40 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
16 (+3)	18 (+4)	14 (+2)	3 (-4)	14 (+2)	6 (-2)

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• Skills Perception +4, Stealth +6
• Senses passive Perception 14
• Languages Understands one language its master does, but can't speak
• Challenge 2 (450 XP)

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Actions

Claw. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 10 (2d6 + 3) slashing damage.

Pounce. If the saber cat moves at least 20 feet straight toward a creature and then hits it with a claw attack on the same turn, that target must succeed on a DC 14 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone. If the target is prone, the saber cat can make one bite attack against it as a bonus action.

Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 10 (2d6 + 3) piercing damage.

Raquor'daan

Medium beast, unaligned

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• Armor Class 15 (natural armor)
• Hit Points 45 (6d8 + 18)
• Speed 40 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
16 (+3)	18 (+4)	16 (+3)	6 (-2)	14 (+2)	10 (+0)

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• Skills Perception +4, Stealth +6
• Senses passive Perception 14
• Languages understands Basic (cannot speak)
• Challenge 3 (700 XP)

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Traits

Poisonous Claws. Whenever the Raquor'daan hits a creature with a melee attack, the target must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or take an additional 7 (2d6) poison damage.

Paralyzing Stinger. When the Raquor'daan hits a creature with its stinger attack, the target must succeed on a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or be paralyzed for 1 minute. The target can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on a success.

Keen Hearing and Smell. The Raquor'daan has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on hearing or smell.

Actions

Multiattack. The Raquor'daan makes two attacks: one with its bite and one with its stinger.

Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 8 (1d8 + 4) piercing damage.

Stinger. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 7 (1d6 + 4) piercing damage, and the target must make a DC 14 Constitution saving throw (see Paralyzing Stinger).

Loyal Companion. The Raquor'daan has advantage on saving throws against being charmed or frightened while its master is within 30 feet of it.

Bounty Hunter

Individuals who could be hired to capture or kill a designated target. The target would have a price or bounty on their heads that would be collected by the bounty hunter upon successful capture or proof of death.

Jedi Slayer

Many people have problems with the Jedi and their interference to certain businesses. Many hire Mercenaries who specialize in dealing with them.

Pilot

Class Features

As a Pilot, you gain the following class features

Quick Reactions

Pilot level: 9th

You gain +1 reaction

Prevail

Pilot level: 11th

When your Vehicle is at less than half hit points and you have more than 1 opponent left you you gain +1 to AC and you gain +2 to attack rolls

Vehicle Proficiency (Large)

Pilot level: 13th

You can now command 1 large vehicle. In order to become proficient with a new vehicle, a pilot must spend four weeks commanding the new type of vehicle to become proficient with it. Large Vehicles can’t be piloted by one person. However you can command it with the right amount of crew members.

Hold On

Pilot level: 17th

When an attack that would bring your vehicles hit points to 0 as a reaction you can use the same for your opponent used to reduce damage taken do not add modifier. If you roll higher then damage taken you don’t take any, do not add hit points.

Natural Born Pilot

Pilot level: 18th

Pick one one the following skills and apply them to yourself while piloting a vehicle

• Increase your movement speed by half
• Add +3 to Dexterity saving throws
• Roll perception checks with advantage

Master Pilot

Pilot level: 20th

Very few people can master the ability to pilot at all. You can now learn to pilot new vehicles at half the time. While piloting and you roll a natural one you can reroll it. This applies to skills, saving throws, and attack rolls.

Pilot Training

Combat

Combat Pilots are trained to be the most skilled when it comes to fighting in vehicles in space, on land, and even in the seas. These pilots were trained to maximize damage and finish a battle as quick as possible.

Combat Skills

Starting at level 3 once per battle you can roll one attack with advantage

Hope This Hits

Starting at level 6 you when attacking if you -5 to your attack roll if it hits add +10 to damage rolls.

It’s a Trap

Starting at level 10 when ambushed you don’t get surprised and gain +3 to saving throws in the first round of combat.

War Machine

Starting at level 14 add your proficiency bonus to damage rolls.

Engineer

Pilots who trained as engineers are experts when it comes to making repairs as well as upgrading vehicles. No one knows their vehicles better the pilot engineers.

Scrap Metal

Starting at level 3 you can make repairs to your vehicles with scrap parts.

I Know a Guy

Starting at level 6 you know who to go to for certain parts. You can now buy parts for your vehicles at a discounted price. (Up to the DM to decide)

This Goes Here

Starting at level 10 you now make repair (Intelligence) rolls with advantage on vehicles.

Engineering Genius

Starting at level 14 you can now improve any part of your vehicle and gain the following. (Pick 2)

• Improved Targeting System: when rolling to attack add +5 to attack rolls.
• Improved Shield Generators: Increase the points your current shield generator gives by half.
• Improved Radar: Add +5 to Perception rolls
• Improved Canons: Add +4 to damage rolls
• Improved Engines: Increase movement speed by a quarter.

Recon

Recon pilots specialized in staying out of enemies sight. While they aren't as good in battle as combat pilots. Recon pilots were meant to remain hidden and spy on enemies to gain intel and gain the upper hand. They are also good for getting past enemy lines undetected.

Ghost

Starting at level 14 you’ve learned to be undetectable. You’ve learned how to install cloaking devices on Medium and Small ships making them invisible. Add +10 to Stealth rolls while Piloting

Scoundrel

Class Features

As a Scoundrel, you gain the following class features

Missed Me

Scoundrel level: 13th

You have incredible luck when it comes to not getting shot. Has three charges whenever an opponent attacks you with a ranged weapon you can add +3 to your AC in an attempt to avoid getting hit. Must use before the opponent rolls for attack. If the attack still hits they add +5 to their damage roll.

I’ve Got a Bad Feeling About This

Scoundrel level: 15th

If you say I got a bad feeling about this you and 3 other members with you gain +2 to any one saving throw. You gain +2 for the total of 1 hour and has one use. Must take a short/long rest before you can use it again.

Let Me Explain

Scoundrel level: 17th

You are adept at convincing people something is not what it seems. Whenever you make a deception roll the person you are trying to fool rolls with disadvantage when trying to see if you’re lying.

Scoundrel’s Luck

Scoundrel level: 20th

You can roll any Saving throw, Skill, and Attack with advantage. It has 3 charges and must take a long rest before you can use it again

Scoundrel Paths

Gambler

Gamblers know when to keep playing and when to call it quits. They seem to have never ending luck to the outside viewer, but they just know how to play their cards right.

Beginners Luck

Beginning at level 3 whenever Playing a game that is new to you, you have can reroll 3 rolls at any given time during the game. Take the better roll.

Fast Hands

Starting at level 7 you can add +5 to Slight of Hand rolls

Jackpot

Starting at level 14 whenever you win a game or bet you win an extra 200 Credits

Jack of all Trades

Starting at level 18 pick two skills of your choice you aren't already proficient in and become proficient in them. Your Expertise feature also applies.

Intelligence Agent

When it comes to collecting intelligence these are the best of the best. Adept at disguises and infiltration these agents know how to put up an act that can fool even the most keen people.

Strong Will

Beginning at level 3 add +3 to Wisdom Saving throws.

Master of Disguise

Starting at level 7 you are talented when it comes to disguises. While disguised you gain +5 to deception and performance rolls.

Reconnaissance King

Starting at level 14 Add +5 to stealth and perception rolls and may reroll for both skills, but must take second roll even if it's lower. You can also roll with advantage when trying to gain access into enemy data (datapads, computers, etc...)

Two Faced

Starting at level 18 you have an innate ability to get people to let their guard down around you. While around people who trust you their AC is -5 lower to you only and first hit is a critical hit. Their AC remains -5 until battle ends. If they survived this will no longer apply.

Smuggler

A smuggler was an individual who dealt with the secret exchanged shipment of goods to evade restrictions or tax fees. The items shipped were often considered contraband, and highly illegal. Smugglers would sort all kinds of illegal merchandise into forbidden areas, breaking any law that stood in their way regardless of who made it.

Ain't She a Beauty

Beginning at level 3 as a smuggler you have a ship. You are proficient in the XS stock light freighter a medium sized ship.

Shortcuts

Starting at level 7 your travel times are cut in half while piloting your ship.

It's Not What You Think

Starting at level 14 you become adept at convincing or lying to the authorities you gain +5 to deception or persuasion rolls when fooling the Authorities (Pick one)

Pirate King

Starting at level 18 you've built up a reputation as one of the best smugglers in the galaxy. You can now ask for double the credits offered for jobs. You can also appraise items and estimate their values. You gain +3 to Perception or Insight (Pick One)

Scout

Class Features

As a Scout, you gain the following class features

Primeval Awareness

Scout Level: 3rd

Beginning at 3rd level, you can use your action and expend one ranger spell slot to focus your awareness on the region around you. For 1 minute per level of the spell slot you expend, you can sense whether the following types of creatures are present within 1 mile of you (or within up to 6 miles if you are in your favored terrain): aberrations, celestials, dragons, elementals, fey, fiends, and undead. This feature doesn’t reveal the creatures’ location or number.

Ability Score Improvement

Scout level: 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, 19th

You can increase one ability score by 2, or you can increase two ability scores by 1. You can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Scout level: 5th

You can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Land’s Stride

Scout level: 8th

Moving through difficult terrain costs you no extra movement. You can also pass through plants without being slowed by them and without taking damage from them if they have thorns, spines, or a similar hazard. Unless controlled by the force as a weapon.

Hide in Plain Sight

Scout level: 10th

You can spend 1 minute creating camouflage for yourself. You must have access to fresh mud, dirt, plants, soot, and other naturally occurring materials with which to create your camouflage.

Once you are camouflaged in this way, you can try to hide by pressing yourself up against a solid surface, such as a tree or wall, that is at least as tall and wide as you are. You gain a +10 bonus to Dexterity (Stealth) checks as long as you remain there without moving or taking actions. Once you move or take an action or a reaction, you must camouflage yourself again to gain this benefit.

Vanish

Scout level: 14th

You can use the Hide action as a bonus action on your turn. Also, you can’t be tracked by nonmagical means, unless you choose to leave a trail.

Feral Senses

Scout level: 18th

You gain preternatural senses that help you fight creatures you can’t see. When you attack a creature you can’t see, your inability to see it doesn’t impose disadvantage on your attack rolls against it.

You are also aware of the location of any invisible creature within 30 feet of you, provided that the creature isn’t hidden from you and you aren’t blinded or deafened.

Foe Slayer

Scout level:20

You become an unparalleled hunter of your enemies. Once on each of your turns, you can add your Wisdom modifier to the attack roll or the damage roll of an attack you make against one of your favored enemies. You can choose to use this feature before or after the roll, but before any effects of the roll are applied.

Scout Corps

Survivalist

Survivors Intuition

Starting at level 3 add +3 to 2 of the following skills: Nature, Survival, Medicine, Stealth.

Trust Your Gut

Starting at Level 7 add +2 to one of the following skills: Insight, Perception, Investigation. When I’m combat once per turn you can add +2 to attack or damage rolls. Must decide before rolling.

Tenacious

Starting at level 11 your persistence to survive pays off when hit by a critical hit, roll a d10 and deduct what you roll from the total damage your opponent rolls. Can only be used twice then must take a long rest.

Born to Survive

Starting at level 15 your AC increases by +1 permanently. When hit by an attack that would drop your hit points to 0 you stay at 1hp and can only be used once until you’ve taken a long rest.

Cartographer

Who Needs a Map

Starting at level 15 you no longer need maps to travel to places you’ve been to, or have studied a map of for at least 2 hours. Add +2 to History skill. You no longer get lost.

Senator

Class Features

As a Senator, you gain the following class features

Renowned

Senator level: 20

You are easily one of the most recognizable and influential figures in the galaxy. Your reputation comes with its perks your ability scores for Charisma and Wisdom have a new cap of 22 and add +2 to both.

Senator Ethics

Soldier

Class Features

As a Soilder, you gain the following class features

Regiments

Chapter 3: Force Wielding Classes

Jedi Sentinel: Keepers of Balance

Sentinels strike a balance between the scholarly pursuits of the Consulars and the martial focus of the Guardians. They are pragmatic, understanding that the Force has its limits and that sometimes a situation requires a more worldly touch. Sentinels excel in blending Force abilities with practical skills, such as investigation, mechanics, and stealth, to overcome obstacles in unique and clever ways.

Sith Assassin: Shadows of the Sith

Assassins are the dark mirrors of the Jedi Sentinels, masters of subterfuge and stealth. They strike from the darkness, using advanced technology and the rare skill of Force camouflage to launch deadly surprise attacks. As an Assassin, you will learn to harness the Force presence of your prey, growing more potent as you confront stronger adversaries.

Sith Sorcerer: Masters of Dark Arcana

Sorcerers delve into the forbidden knowledge of Sith alchemy and arcane rituals, tapping into the dark side of the Force through spells and dark artifacts. As a wielder of such sinister might, you command terrifying powers that can bend the will of others, conjure storms of malevolent energy, and curse your enemies with ancient hexes.

Sith Warrior: Instruments of Power

Sith Warriors are the fierce enforcers of the Sith, living weapons fueled by their emotions and the dark side of the Force. They are unyielding in their quest for power and dominance, using their rage to crush all opposition. Players who become Sith Warriors will revel in the raw power of the dark side, channeling their emotions to unleash devastating attacks and fortify their resolve against any who dare to oppose them.

Jedi Consular

Class Features

As a Jedi Consular, you gain the following class features

Specialized Paths (Consular)

Force Dream

Starting at level 6, while sleeping the force might bring you visions of the past or what’s to come. The jumbled visions of force dreams are up to you to interpret.

Battle Foresight

At level 10, As an action you use battle foresight to either attack 1 opponent with advantage or when attacked by an opponent make them roll with disadvantage. At level 15 you can make 2, and at level 20 you can make 3.

Prophet

At level 14, At the expense of 20FP you start receiving clear visions of the future from tomorrow to hundreds of years. When in combat you gain a temporary +1 to your AC if you’ve seen it in a vision. You also gain the Alert feature you gain the following benefits:

• You can't be surprised while you are conscious.
• You gain a +5 bonus to initiative.
• Other creatures don't gain advantage on attack rolls against you as a result of being unseen by you.

Jedi Sage

Jedi Sages were highly attuned in the Force, manipulating it to the extent they could rip apart foes and distort reality.

Force Revival

At level 14, Force Revival was a Force Power which allowed a Force-sensitive user to revive the deceased. This Force power allowed the user to revive the dead whether it was a single individual or a multitude of the deceased individuals. If the original corporeal vessel of the deceased was destroyed or lost, then the user could then perform a Spiritual Transference technique, which would allow them to place the spirit/consciousness of any person or being into another vessel or an inanimate object. It Costs 100 FP to perform and in order to restore a body it must be in good condition and have been dead no longer than a week. If the body is in bad condition (severed or destroyed) you can transfer the soul into inanimate objects (droids). Each time you use the ability you gain a point of exhaustion.

Jedi Guardian

Class Features

As a Jedi Guardian, you gain the following class features

Specialized Paths (Guardian)

Jedi Peacekeepers

The Jedi Peacekeepers were specialists in the art of policing the galaxy and ensuring that laws are enforced along the Outer Rim. Probably the most recognized branch of the Guardian class, these individuals served alongside Sector police and local militias to ensure peace was kept amongst the stars.

Dueling Prodigy

At level 14, you gain proficiency in both Athletics and Acrobatics skills. If you are already proficient in it, then double it. As well as rolling one or the other with advantage twice per day.

Jedi Sentinel

Class Features

As a Jedi Sentinel, you gain the following class features

Specialized Paths (Sentinel)

Shadow Strike

At level 14, you’ve become a master of striking from the shadows. When vou attack and hit a creature that is surprised, it must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus). On a failed save, double the damage of your attack against the creature.

Jedi Investigator

Working as specialized trackers and even spies, the Jedi Investigators worked closely with law enforcement to track down criminals and discover the truth behind crimes. Going undercover for long stretches of time, investigators should not be confused with their Shadow cousins, as the role of an investigator focused mainly on crime.

Observant

At level 14, Quick to notice details of your environment, you gain the following benefits:

• Increase your Intelligence or Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• If you can see a creature's mouth while it is speaking a language you understand, you can interpret what it's saying by reading its lips.
• You have a +5 bonus to your passive Wisdom (Perception) and passive Intelligence (Investigation) scores.

Sith Sorcerer

Class Features

As a Sith Sorcerer, you gain the following class features

Specialized Paths (Sorcerer)

Sith Seer

Highly attuned to the Unifying Force, the Seers of the Sith Order were gifted with pre- and postcognition, stealing glimpses from the Force of things to come and things which have already transpired. Sith would use such gifts to try and change and shape the future to their benefit.

Sith Dark Sage

Sith Dark Sages were highly attuned in the Force, manipulating it to the extent they could rip apart foes and distort reality.

Force Destruction

When used, a massive amount of energy was stored up within the user, drawn from the dark side of the Force, and with incredible concentration, the energy could be discharged using the user's own body as a conduit. Usually fired through the arm or hand, it could blast a large radius vaporizing anyone who got too close to it. Even those who escaped direct contact with the blast would be pushed asunder by the power's backlash. Using Force Destruction was a very exhausting power requiring a great deal of focus and concentration and could only be used a few times without requiring the user to rest. Cost 60 FP you must roll to hit. On a successful hit the opponent takes 10d10 + Wisdom modifier in damage. On a miss opponent must roll a dex save of 10 to avoid being knocked prone from explosion. Area of explosion is 25 feet. Everyone inside must roll a dex saving throw. On a fail, everyone knocked prone takes 2d10 damage. You gain a point of exhaustion per use.

Sith Warrior

Class Features

As a Sith Warrior, you gain the following class features

Specialized Paths (Warrior)

Sith Juggernaut

These Sith specialized in combat endurance and were known for wearing armor that provided them special protection in battle. Sith Juggernauts usually had an intense muscle build, which helped them physically when using a lightsaber or in combat.

Dueling Prodigy

At level 14, you gain proficiency in both Athletics and Acrobatics skills. If you are already proficient in it, then double it. As well as rolling one or the other with advantage twice per day.

Sith Assassin

Class Features

As a Sith Assassin, you gain the following class features

Specialized Paths (Assassin)

Keen Mind

At level 10, You have a mind that can track time, direction, and detail with uncanny precision. You gain the following benefits.

• Increase your Intelligence score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• You always know which way is north.
• You always know the number of hours left before the next sunrise or sunset.
• You can accurately recall anything you have seen or heard within the past month.

Observant

At level 14, Quick to notice details of your environment, you gain the following benefits:

• Increase your Intelligence or Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• If you can see a creature's mouth while it is speaking a language you understand, you can interpret what it's saying by reading its lips.
• You have a +5 bonus to your passive Wisdom (Perception) and passive Intelligence (Investigation) scores.

Dark Hand

The Dark Hand is an Elite group of Sith assassins that work directly under the Dark Lord of the Sith. Known for their loyalty and determination when tasked with a mission.

Shadow Strike

At level 14, you’ve become a master of striking from the shadows. When vou attack and hit a creature that is surprised, it must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus). On a failed save, double the damage of your attack against the creature.

Chapter 4: Lightsabers

The lightsaber, also referred to as a laser sword by those who were unfamiliar with it, was a weapon usually used by the Jedi, the Sith, and other Force-sensitives. Lightsabers consisted of a plasma blade, powered by a kyber crystal, that was emitted from a usually metal hilt and could be shut off at will. It was a weapon that required skill and training, and was greatly enhanced when used in conjunction with the Force. Though also used by the Sith, the lightsaber was synonymous with the Jedi, with some in the galaxy believing only Jedi could use lightsabers. Lightsabers were generally used for both offense and defense. A lightsaber could cut through virtually anything, from flesh to blast doors. The only ways to block the incoming attack of a lightsaber was with a weapon made with material that conducted energy, such as an electrostaff, Vibroweapons, some rare metals like beskar, or another lightsaber. When used defensively, a Force-sensitive could deflect blaster bolts with a lightsaber, and with skill, could even reflect the shots back toward the shooter or some other target. Experienced Jedi could even employ their lightsabers to absorb Force lightning. Most practitioners used one single-bladed lightsaber, though some used double-bladed lightsabers or even multiple lightsabers at once.

Worth

Lightsabers are rare and a wonder to be hold by those who are lucky enough to see one. Thus starts many illegal lightsaber trades for those who wish to obtain one. They can be worth a fortune depending on the hilt, kyber crystal, and most importantly the wielder. lightsaber prices can vary from 2,000-50,000 Gold Credits (20,000- 500,000 sc)

Lightsaber Creation

To create a lightsaber you need a couple things the materials for the hilt you choose and the kyber crystal

Hilts

Nearly every lightsaber hilt was unique in its construction, born of the Force-user who created it and using whatever materials were at hand; typically, such weapons were created over a span of months. Ideally, the Jedi or Sith who created it would go into deep Meditation, poring over each individual component to be added and thus forging a connection with it through the Force.

Lightsabers	Damage	Properties
Single blade	1d8 Radiant	Finesse, light, versatile 1d10
Double bladed	1d12 Radiant	Two-Handed, Finesse

Adept Hilt

The Adept was a type of lightsaber hilt that was commonly used by Jedi initiates and Knights who served with the New Jedi Order. It was designed to be used by beings with multiple fingers and an opposable thumb on the operating hand. Extra protection to the user was given by a guard below the emitter.

• Weight: 6lb

Adjudicator Hilt

Adjudicator was a basic design of lightsaber hilt that was used by members of the New Jedi Order as of 14 ABY.

• Weight: 7lb

Arbiter Hilt

Arbiter was a basic lightsaber hilt used in the New Jedi Order by 14 ABY.

• Weight: 8lb

Avenger Hilt

Avenger was a double-bladed lightsaber hilt used in the New Jedi Order by 14 ABY.

• Weight: 12lb

Champion

Champion was a double-bladed lightsaber hilt used in the New Jedi Order by 14 ABY.

• Weight: 12lb

Collapsible

Collapsible Hilts were able to fold and lock in place to be more convenient to carry around for the user.

• Weight: 11lb

Consul Hilt

The Consul was a basic design that was used as a pattern for constructing lightsaber hilts. It is a short hilt with bronze markings around the hilt.

• Weight: 6lb

Defender Hilt

Defender was a basic tapered lightsaber hilt

• Weight: 6lb

Electrum Hilt

Electrum was a rare metal once used in lightsaber construction as a sign of Force mastery. This lightsaber modification was called an Electrum Detail or Electrum Detailing. A purely cosmetic accessory, this feature was only allowed to high-ranking Jedi, an honor bestowed on Masters at their promotions, after having demonstrated their skill. It was a rarity among Force-users, both Jedi and Sith.

• Weight: 5lb

Firebrand Hilt

The Firebrand was a basic design of lightsaber hilt that was used by Jedi Initiates as well as Knights of the New Jedi Order as of 14 ABY. An all black hilt, it was known to have a stable grip and was equipped with a thin deflector ring to protect the wielder from energy backlash.

• Weight: 7lb

Guardian Hilt

Guardian was a double-bladed lightsaber hilt used in the New Jedi Order by 14 ABY. At either end were wide emitter shrouds, giving the hilt the appearance of a two-bladed dagger when inactive.

• Weight: 10lb

Praetor Hilt

Praetor was a basic lightsaber hilt. This type of hilt was quite common at the start of the New Jedi Order. This type of hilt was longer than most single-bladed designs, and followed a simple design.

• Weight: 6lb

Retaliator Hilt

Retaliator was a basic lightsaber hilt

• Weight: 8lb

Sentinel Hilt

The Sentinel was a basic lightsaber hilt

• Weight: 7lb

Vanquisher Hilt

The Vanquisher double-bladed lightsaber hilt was occasionally used by the students of Luke Skywalker's New Jedi Order, although it resembled the weapons of Exar Kun and Darth Maul. Unlike the Guardian, Champion, and Vindicator hilts, Vanquisher was forged as a single unit, with the main body thicker than the ends in order to give the wielder more stability.

• Weight: 10lb

Vindicator

The Vindicator hilt was created from two identical hilts forged together.

• Weight: 12lb

Other Hilts

Feel free to use other lightsaber hilts not listed or shown if its okay with your DM.

Kyber Crystals

A kyber crystal, simply known as a kyber and described as a lightsaber crystal or the living crystal, was a rare, Force-attuned crystal that grew naturally and was found on various planets across the galaxy. Known in ancient times as a kaiburr crystal, it was used by both the Jedi and the Sith in the construction of their lightsabers. As part of their Jedi training, younglings were sent to the Crystal Cave of the ice planet of Ilum to seek their own lightsaber crystals. The crystal's mix of unique luster was called "the water of the kyber" by the Jedi. There were also larger, rarer crystals of great power and that, according to legends, were used at the heart of ancient superweapons by the Sith.

Black

Prerequisite: Ask DM

The rarest of all Kyber crystals black can mean absence, darkness, death, power, and or mystery. Such a color might be expected to be seen with the Sith, certainly not the Jedi. However despite that the only known black crystal belonged to the first Mandalorian Jedi Tarre Vizsla.

• Bonus: + 3 to both attack and damage rolls

Chapter 5: The Force

The Force was a metaphysical, spiritual, binding, and ubiquitous power that held enormous importance for both the Jedi and Sith monastic orders. Known as the Way in ancient times, the Force was viewed in many different aspects, including, but not limited to, the Light side of the Force, the Dark side of the Force, the Living Force, the Unifying Force, the Cosmic Force and the Physical Force. The first two aspects were concerned with the moral compass of the Force, as manifested by the conduct and emotions of living creatures who were themselves part of the fabric of the Force. The light side of the Force was the facet aligned with compassion, selflessness, self-knowledge and enlightenment, healing, mercy and benevolence, while the dark side of the Force was aligned with hatred, fear, covetousness, anger, aggression, jealousy and malevolence.

Force Abilities

Force powers were the manifestations of a Force-sensitive being's connection with the Force, an energy field that surrounded and bound together everything in existence. The nature and practice of such abilities were usually taught to learners by experienced practioners, such as the Jedi and the Sith. Some techniques required a deep connection with either the light side or the dark side of the Force, but many were not specific to either affinity. The Force was practiced as a form of magic by some groups, such as the Witches of Dathomir, Nightsisters, Mind-witches, and users of Sith magic and Sith alchemy.

Learning Abilities

Usually one can make the connection that Light side abilities are more on the Good Alignment, and Dark side with Evil. However any Force Sensitive can learn any force ability despite it. The only difference is how people react to it. A Jedi using dark side abilities would be frowned upon and NPC could begin to fear you. The Jedi Council many even punish those depending on the ability. Sith using light side abilities will be seen as weak by other Sith or NPC could stop fearing you. Universal abilities can be learned by any order. (up to DM to decide if you can learn any ability outside your alignment or Force Order)

Universal Force Abilities

Battle Meditation

• Casting Time: 10 Minutes
• Range: 100 Feet
• Duration: Concentration
• Force Point Cost: 5 FP per minute

You use the Force to manipulate the outcome of coming events. For the duration, you, and up to 3 creatures of your choosing have a +2 bonus to their AC, and their attack rolls. They are also given 1d6 + your Wisdom Modifier temporary hit points for the duration.

Force Cloak

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: Touch
• Duration: Concentration Up to 1 Hour
• Force Point Cost: 3 FP

Yourself or a creature you touch and everything worn or carried becomes invisible. If the target drops an item or removes it, the item is no longer invisible, and if the target tries to attack or cast a spell, the spell ends early. This cloak conceals a target's scent, however it does not cover up noises made by the target. For stealth checks, this ability also adds a +3 to your roll.

Force Push

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 30 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost: 4FP (max: 12FP)

You concentrate the Force into a blast in front of you, all enemies in a 30 feet cone must make a Strength Saving Throw against your Force Save DC, on failure take 1d8 + Wisdom Modifier force damage and are pushed back 10 feet, taking half damage and not being pushed back on success. Every extra 4 FP used, the target takes another d8 of damage, and are pushed backward another 10 feet. If they are slammed into an object/structure, you deal an additional 1d10 bludgeoning damage. If the target is grappling you, and you can put your hand on them, the target has a disadvantage in the saving throw, and do an additional 1d8 damage.

Force Shield

• Casting Time: 1 Bonus Action/Reaction
• Range: 5 Feet
• Duration: 1 Round
• Force Point Cost: 5 FP(Max:15FP)

You concentrate the force around you, or an allied creature creating a weak barrier against attacks. The target gets a +3 bonus AC until the end of their next turn. Every extra 5FP used, you gain an extra +1 bonus to AC. If used as a Reaction, you roll 2d10 + Wisdom Modifier to negate the damage of an attack, for the same cost as the bonus action. You roll an additional d10 per 5 FP spent.

Force Sight

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Touch
• Duration: 5 Hours
• Force Point Cost: 10 FP(max:N/A)

You touch yourself or a willing creature to grant it the ability to see in the dark. For the duration, that creature has can see through both magical and non-magical darkness up to 60 feet, as well as see through invisibility. For an extra 4 FP, you may grant a creature True Sight up to 30 feet.

Force Speed

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 30 Feet
• Duration: 1 minute
• Force Point Cost: 10 FP(max:N/A)

You can choose yourself or a willing creature you can see. Its speed is doubled, it has advantage on Dexterity saves, and it gains an additional action on each of its turns. The action can be used to attack (one weapon attack only), dash, disengage, hide, or use an object. For every extra 10 FP used, you can choose another creature to activate the effect on. Spending an extra 2 points allows you to grant the target an additional Reaction.

Force Weapon

• Casting Time:1 Bonus Action
• Range: Self
• Duration: Concentration
• Force Point Cost: 4 FP(max:N/A)

You concentrate pure Force energy around a weapon that you are holding. The weapon this was cast on now deals an extra 1d8+ your Wis Modifier Magical Force Damage for the duration. For every extra 4 FP used, you increase the extra damage by 1d8. If used on another person's weapon, the extra damage bonus is 1d6, with no modifier bonus. At 14th level, your understanding of the Force allows you to empower Unarmed Strikes with the Force, but for half the Duration.

Lightsaber Control

• Casting Time:1 action
• Range:60ft
• Duraction:concentration
• Force point cost: 3 FP per turn per saber (max: 4 sabers)

You use the force to control Lightsabers. You can move them at will, moving them freely throughout the air. You can use one lightsaber starting at level 5 and add another at level 10,15,20. When hit you have to make a con saving throw of 12 per lightsaber. Lightsabers have an AC of 20, and 45 hit points. When 0 they are broken and cannot be used until repaired. Damage is your lightsaber damage + 1d6 Force damage.

Lightsaber Throw

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 50 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost: 8FP

You throw your Lightsaber at an enemy from a distance. You make an attack roll using your Force Attack Modifier, on a hit, you deal your Lightsaber's damage + 1d4 Force Damage (Note, you do not use your normal damage modifier for this attack, but your Charisma modifier, fighting styles/Lightsaber Forms still apply). At the end of your turn, the Lightsaber returns to you. For every 4FP, you can target another creature before your Lightsaber returns to you.

Mind Trick

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 30 Feet
• Duration: Conc. Up to 8 hours
• Force Point Cost:10FP (Max:30FP)

You suggest an activity to a creature of your choice that you can see and that can hear and understand you. Creatures that can't be charmed are immune. The suggestion must be worded to make the action sound reasonable. Asking the creature to do something obviously self-harmful ends the spell. The target makes a Wisdom Saving Throw against your Spell Save DC. On failure, it performs the action. The action can continue for the entire duration. If the activity can be completed in a shorter time, the spell ends when the subject finishes what it was asked to do. You can also specify conditions that will trigger a special activity during the duration. If the condition isn't met before the spell expires, the activity isn't performed. For every 10FP, you can increase the DC by 1.

Pyrokinesis

• Casting Time:1 action
• Range: 60 ft
• Duration: concentration when manipulating/ Instantaneous when creating a flame for attack.
• Force Point Cost: 15 FP
• Can create and manipulate fire

The power was neutral in nature, with both Jedi and Sith showing equal ability in its use. User can manipulate flames up to 60 feet, and as well as create and extinguish them. When used as attack target takes 1d10 fire damage. When manipulating a flame and left on a target they take 1d10 fire damage until fire is extinguished or user loses concentration. If user loses concentration fire runs wild.

Repulse

• Casting Time: 1 Action/Reaction
• Range: 10 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost:6FP(max:18FP)

You use the force around you, to push every creature in a 10 foot radius away from you. All creatures in a 10-foot radius must roll a Strength Saving Throw against your Spell Save DC, on a failure, they take 1d8 + your Charisma Modifier Force damage and are pushed back 5 feet. On a successful saving throw, the damage is halved, and they are not pushed back. For every 6FP, the damage is increased by 1d8, and the creatures are pushed an additional 5 feet.

Shatterpoint

• Casting Time:1 Action
• Range:Sight/Force
• Duration:Instantaneous
• Force Point cost:25 FP

Shatterpoint is a Force ability which allows the user to sense the weak points in an object or person, enabling the Force user to easily exploit that weakness. When used on desired opponent your next hit against them is rolled with advantage and damage is doubled. When used on an object you can find its weak points (Can break doors, into vehicles, and destroy objects, etc... with advantage)

Stasis

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 15 Feet
• Duration: Conc. Up to 3 rounds
• Force Point Cost: 5 FP

You use the force to manipulate a creature's body, paralyzing them for a short time. Your target must roll a Constitution Saving Throw against your Force Save DC, on a failure, they are Paralyzed for the next three rounds, being able to move at the end of your turn in the third round. If they succeed, their speed is halved until the end of your next turn. For every extra 5 FP used, you can target another creature. You must be 17th level or higher to use this power.

Telekinesis

• Casting Time: 1 action each movement
• Range: 50 Feet
• Duration: Conc. Up to 1 minute
• Force Point Cost: 3 FP (Max:N/A)

You concentrate the Force in your hands to manipulate the movement of an object or creature. You can lift an object of at most 110 pounds, and move it 20 feet using your action. (You can use these objects as weapons, if it isn't a weapon, it deals 5 + Wisdom modifier, or, if it is a weapon, it deals the normal damage of the weapon, except, it adds your Wisdom modifier to damage). For every extra 3 FP used, you can pick up multiple objects, however the object's total weight must be less than the max limit. Every extra 10 FP used, the weight limit becomes another 110 pounds, and you can move it another 20 feet. Alternatively you can lift a creature of large or smaller size, the target must make a Strength Save in Throw or be moved as an object, if it collides with a creature or structure, the target and the obstacle takes 1d6 bashing damage for every 5 feet moved. For the extra 3 fp the category of the affected target goes up by 1. If you are using this to retrieve your Lightsaber, it comes back to you immediately. At 14th level, you are able to use this ability without hand movements as long as you are conscious and aware of your surroundings.

Dark Side Abilities

Cryokinesis

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range as area spell:50ft area effect (caster as center)
• Range as single target use:20ft
• Duration:Concentration(area effect)/instant(single use)
• Force Point cost:4fp as single use/8fp as area effect

Cryokinesis was a Force power that allowed a Force-user to draw heat away from the object, causing its temperature to drop rapidly. This arcane technique caused the heat vitality of the victim to hemorrhage, but it was impossible for the caster to channel that vitality into their own body or manipulate ice despite its name. But the object becomes cold to the touch and more fragile. As an area effect, as long as it's active the temperature continues to drop. Every turn everyone in the area gains a disadvantage: starting 1st turn everyone in area's movement speed is halved, 2nd turn everyone in area attacks with disadvantage, and 3rd turn everyone in area takes 2d8 ice damage. The effects stack every turn until the user loses concentration. As a single target, the opponent must roll a Wisdom saving throw or take a d10 frost damage.

Deadly Sight

• Casting Time:1 Action
• Range: Line of sight
• Duration: concentration
• Force Point Cost: 8 FP per turn its active or until concentration is broke

Darksiders could inflict pain and injury upon their foes merely by looking at them, causing victims' bodies to burn and smoke as they died(deals 1d4 fire damage per level [capped at 10] on everyone in users line of sight). The user of Deadly Sight could damage entire groups of foes within their field of vision. Tiring to sustain, it was inefficient in terms of the strain caused on the user's Force reserves, but was nevertheless effective in the right situation. Deadly Sight injured everyone that the user looked at, including allies and civilians; it is unknown whether it could be refined, especially because of its dark nature.

Fear

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 40 Feet
• Duration: 1 Round
• Force Points Cost: 3FP (Max:N/A)

You use pure dark Force energy around a creature, attempting to frighten them. The target must roll a Charisma Saving Throw against your Spell Save DC, on a failure, they are Frightened until the power ends. For every 3FP, you can target another creature.

Force Choke

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 15 Feet
• Duration: Conc. Up to 3 rounds
• Force Point Cost: 3 FP

You use the Force to concentrate the air around a creature's throat. The enemy rolls a Constitution Saving Throw against your Force Save DC, on a failure, they become incapacitated and take 1d10 + your Wisdom Modifier Force damage at the end of each of your turns, on a success, nothing happens. At the end of their turn, they can reroll the Saving Throw. For every extra 2 FP used, you can increase the damage by 1d10. You can use this attack as long as your hands can move into the shape of a choking grip. At level 16, you can use this power without the hand movement.

Force Drain

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 15 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force points cost: 8FP (max:N/A)

You shoot a bolt of dark force energy at a creature. The target makes a Constitution Saving Throw against your Spell Save DC, on a failure, they take 1d6 + Wisdom Modifier necrotic damage, on a successful Saving Throw, the damage is halved. You heal the damage dealt. For every 8FP, you can target another creature,or add another dice roll to the same one.

Force Rage

• Casting Time: 1 Action/Bonus Action
• Range: Self
• Duration: 1 minute
• Force Point Cost: 5 FP

You use the force to gather your negative emotions, and channel them for power. You gain a bonus to damage of 1d6, may add proficiency bonus to damage once per hit (stacks with other sources of this effect), and may attack an addtional time per attack action. You also gain bonus speed equal to your character level, and a damage reduction of 3. you gain a bonus to hit equal to your proficiency bonus (additive), You gain proficiency in Constitution and Strength saves, your crit range becomes one higher (20>19-20>18-20 etc), and you cannot roll a natural one on any attack, instead treating them instead as nat 2s. You may extend the duration of this power by spending more force points, increasing the duration by one minute per 5FP spent. at the end of this period, make a dc 15 Constitution saving throw or suffer one level of exhaustion. You may use dexterity, instead of strength, when determining jump height regardless of if this power is active or not. You must be Sith level 20 to use this power.

Force Scream

• Casting Time: 1 action/Bonus action
• Range: 50ft
• Duration: Until start of next turn
• Force Point cost: 8 FP

This power creates a wave of sound that does sonic damage (1d4 per wisdom modifier point) and reduces attributes causing all opponents stat modifiers to be 0. A successful Wisdom save of 2+ your level reduces damage by half and negates the attribute penalties. Saving throws must be made by everyone in Range, friend and foe alike.

Lightning

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 20 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost: 15FP (max:30FP)

You concentrate the Force into your fingertips, and shoot it out as jolts of lightning. Make an attack roll against a creature using your Spell Attack Modifier, on a hit, you deal 1d10 + Charisma Modifier Lightning damage. For every 10FP spent, you can shoot out another bolt to target another creature, or the same one again for an extra 1d10.

Mind Probe

• Casting Time:1 Action
• Range:1 ft (hand over target's head)
• Duration:concentration
• Force Point Cost: 10FP

By utilizing a Mind Probe, the Force user can forcibly, and many times violently, penetrate an individual's mind to extract information. While this may result in the successful acquisition of the desired information, it can leave the recipient's mind fractured and damaged(1d12 psychic damage). The damage can be too much for many, leaving some people comatose and or unable to mentally function. Given the severity of the technique, it is almost exclusively performed by Sith Force users.

Transfer Essence

• Casting time:1 Action
• Range:10 ft
• Duration: if successful its permanent
• Force Point cost: 100 FP

Essence transfer is the secret of eternal life. The physical body will always weaken and fail, yet it is nothing but a shell or vessel. When it is time, it is possible to transfer your consciousness—your spirit—into a new vessel…a radical dark side Force power used to transfer a person's consciousness into another body, or in some cases an inanimate object. Ancient Sith Lords and other powerful darksiders used this technique to cheat death again and again, haunting their tombs and possessing those who stumbled across their sarcophagi in order to continue their reign of terror. In more recent eras, masters of this dark side art had used advanced cloning technology to assure their immortality. When used your body is sacrificed and your spirit seeks the vessel of your choosing. If used on a living being they must make a Wisdom saving throw of 8 +your wisdom modifier. On a Save your spirit is repelled and destroyed. On a failure your soul takes over the opponent's body and their spirit becomes one with the Force. When used on a non-organic being or object. No roll must be made. However if transferred into a wearable object such as a necklace or mask. Anywhere where it must make a Wisdom saving throw of 10 + your wisdom modifier. On a fail you take over their body for a short while, on a pass you failed to take control of them, but your soul remains in the object.

Light Side Abilities

Force Valor

• Casting Time: 1 Action/Bonus Action
• Range: Self
• Duration: 1 minute
• Force Point Cost: 20 FP

You focus the force into your body, boosting your physical capabilities. You gain a bonus to damage equal to 1d4+Wisdom modifier (stacks with other Force abilities) on all attacks, and can dash as a bonus action, as well as jump 2 times higher, and gain move speed equal to half your level rounded up. You also gain a bonus to hit equal to your proficiency bonus on all attacks, which stacks with Other sources of this effect. Your crit range becomes one higher, and you cannot roll a natural one on attack rolls, counting them instead as nat 2s. You may extend the duration of this power by spending more force points, increasing the duration by one minute per 10FP spent. You may use dexterity, instead of strength, when determining jump height regardless of if this power is active or not. You must be Jedi level 20 to use this power.

Heal

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range:10 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost:12 FP (max:N/A)

You concentrate the Force around a person, attempting to heal their wounds by speeding up the healing process. A target of your choice within 10 Feet of you recovers 1d12 + spell Casting modifier .

Advance Heal

• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range:20 Feet
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost:36 FP (max:N/A)

On Advance heals the FP cost Is doubled compared to Heal, but everyone (yourself included) within the range (Allies) gets healed a 1d12 + spell Casting modifier. Must have Heal prior to learning Advance Heal.

Psychometry

• Casting time:1 action
• Range:Touch
• Duration:Instantaneous
• Force Point Cost: 5FP

This ability allows its user to gain insight and valuable information by touching inanimate objects. Essentially, the Force user can pick up impressions, memories, and even emotions from the object's past and the beings who came into contact with the item.

Sever Force

• Casting Time:2 actions
• Range:5 ft
• Duration:Instantaneous
• Force Point cost:150 FP (points can be contributed by one person or several)

Severe Force is a technique used predominantly by Light Side practitioners to shield an individual's connection to the Force. While the connotation of the technique makes it seem that the targeted individual is having their powers removed, in actuality you are bathing them in a wall of light that for all intents and purposes blocks their connection. Opponent must make a Wisdom saving throw 18 or be severed from the force. (User must be level 15)

Force Artifacts

In a galaxy far, far away, where the cosmic energies of the Force intertwine with the destinies of countless beings, legends are forged, and ancient relics hold unimaginable power. Welcome to the realm of Force artifacts, a chapter of the Star Wars universe that unveils the mystique and significance of these extraordinary objects.

Within this book, we embark on a journey through the annals of history, exploring the tales of legendary Jedi and Sith, heroes and villains, and the artifacts that shaped their destinies. From lightsabers that have witnessed the rise and fall of empires, to holocrons that guard the secrets of forgotten masters, we delve into the rich tapestry of the Force and uncover the hidden gems that lie within.

As you turn these pages, prepare to encounter artifacts imbued with the very essence of the Force. Each relic possesses its own unique story, whispering of battles fought, sacrifices made, and the eternal struggle between the light and dark sides. The Force artifacts are more than mere objects; they are conduits of power, repositories of wisdom, and keys to unlocking untold potential.

Whether you are a Jedi Knight seeking to unlock the secrets of ancient masters, a Sith Lord hungry for dominion over the galaxy, or a neophyte adventurer, drawn to the mysteries that lie beyond, this compendium will serve as your guide. Within its pages, you will find descriptions, histories, and rules for incorporating these Force artifacts into your Star Wars-themed Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, enabling you and your fellow players to harness their might or experience the consequences of their untamed power.

Remember, however, that these artifacts are not to be taken lightly. The Force flows through them, and their true power can be both awe-inspiring and treacherous. Choose your path wisely, for the lure of the Force can be seductive, and the consequences of wielding these artifacts may alter the course of your journey forever.

Prepare to unlock the secrets of the Force artifacts and embark on an adventure that will transcend the boundaries of the known galaxy. May the Force be with you.

Artusian Crystal

Description: The Artusian crystal is a very unique and rare crystal believed to be nothing but legend. It is said to be imbued with the very essence of the Force, granting incredible power to those who possess it. Its shimmering surface emits a soft, ethereal glow, reflecting the mystical nature of the Force.

Abilities:

1. Force Sensitivity: When a non-Force-sensitive character holds the Artusian crystal, they become attuned to the Force and gain Force sensitivity. They can now access and use Force powers as if they were Force-sensitive individuals.

2. Force Reserve: If the user is already Force-sensitive, the Artusian crystal can be used as a reserve of Force Points (FP). The crystal provides an additional 500 FP that can be tapped into when the user's own Force reserves are depleted.

3. Transfer of Force Energy: The Artusian crystal has the ability to absorb and store Force energy. Whenever a Force-sensitive being channels their own Force energy into the crystal, it replenishes its FP reserve. This transfer can occur voluntarily or automatically when the user's own FP pool is full.

Caveats: Permanent Depletion: Once the Artusian crystal's FP reserve is completely depleted, it loses its connection to the Force and becomes inert. The crystal can no longer be used to access or store Force energy.

Circlet of Saresh

Description: The Circlet of Saresh is an ancient Jedi artifact, believed to be the only one of its kind. Its origin has long been forgotten by the Jedi, adding an air of mystique and reverence to the artifact. When worn, the circlet bestows its wearer with enhanced abilities in the Force, serving as a symbol of wisdom and strength.

Abilities:

1. Force Regeneration: The Circlet of Saresh amplifies the Force Point regeneration of its wearer. When worn by a Force-sensitive individual with a good alignment, the Force Point regeneration rate is doubled, allowing for quicker replenishment of expended Force energy.

2. Enhanced Force Attacks: Twice per day, the wearer of the Circlet of Saresh gains a significant advantage (+2) in Force-based attacks. This advantage heightens their accuracy and effectiveness when utilizing the Force as a weapon, increasing the likelihood of successfully overcoming adversaries.

3. Wisdom Saving Throw Advantage: The Circlet of Saresh provides an inherent advantage to the wearer's wisdom saving throws. This heightened resistance to mental manipulation and control strengthens the wearer's mental fortitude, making them more resilient against external influences and ensuring their mind remains steadfast in the face of temptation or coercion.

Caveats:

Alignment Restriction: The Circlet of Saresh can only be worn by individuals with a good alignment. It resonates with the purity of their intentions and is inaccessible to those who have strayed from the path of righteousness.

Cloak of Hate

Description: The Cloak of Hate is a sinister garment infused with the dark side of the Force. Its origins and creators remain shrouded in darkness, but its malevolent power is undeniable. When draped upon the wearer, it bestows a range of formidable abilities, enabling them to withstand extreme temperatures and augment their combat prowess.

Abilities:

1. Resistance to Elemental Extremes: The Cloak of Hate grants the wearer resistance to both frost and fire damage. It acts as a shield against the scorching flames and bone-chilling cold, allowing the wearer to navigate hazardous environments unscathed.

2. Unyielding Adaptability: With the Cloak of Hate, the wearer can endure and survive in terrains with severe cold or extreme heat without the need for additional gear. The cloak regulates the wearer's body temperature, ensuring their comfort and survival in hostile environments.

3. Empowered Strikes: When worn over armors (excluding other robes), the cloak augments the wearer's attacks. It adds +2 to attack rolls and damage rolls, enhancing the wearer's precision and potency in combat.

4. Darkened Swiftness: The Cloak of Hate imbues the wearer with increased speed and agility. It adds +10 to the wearer's movement speed, allowing them to dart across the battlefield with unnatural celerity.

5. Forcebane Aura: The dark energies within the cloak create a malevolent aura that disrupts Force-based attacks. When the wearer is targeted by a force attack, the opponent rolls damage with disadvantage, weakened by the cloak's insidious presence.

Caveats:

It is vital to remember that the Cloak of Hate is steeped in the dark side of the Force. Its use carries inherent risks, tempting the wearer with the allure of power and malevolence. The cloak's influence on the wearer's psyche should not be underestimated, as prolonged exposure to its dark energies may lead to corruption and moral degradation.

Dagger of Mortis

Description: The Dagger of Mortis is a mystical artifact of unknown origin, shrouded in the mystery of its creation. Legend has it that it was forged by the very essence of the Force itself. Its purpose, however, remains a tantalizing enigma, lost to the annals of time.

Abilities:

1. Force Ward: When attuned to the Dagger of Mortis, you gain advantage on all saving throws against force abilities. The dagger acts as a protective conduit, shielding its wielder from the manipulative powers of the Force.

2. Deadly Precision: As a weapon, the Dagger of Mortis deals 1d10 + Strength modifier piercing damage when used in combat. Its finely honed edge and supernatural balance make it a formidable tool of destruction.

3. Forcebane: The true power of the Dagger of Mortis is unleashed when it is employed against force-sensitive individuals. When used against such beings, the dagger's damage is doubled, piercing through their defenses with lethal efficiency. Even immortal entities can be slain by the Dagger of Mortis, defying their supposed invulnerability.

Caveats:

It is crucial to note that the Dagger of Mortis, despite its extraordinary abilities, carries inherent risks and moral implications. Wielding such power requires caution and responsibility. The consequences of using the dagger's deadly force must be carefully considered, as it may have unforeseen ramifications on the balance of the Force and the destiny of those involved.

Fell Star

Description: The Fell Star, a relic born in the depths of ancient history, is an ominous and potent Force artifact. Its creation predates the very formation of the Galactic Republic, and its origins are intertwined with the enigmatic tales of the Sith. This artifact, rumored to have once been a Sith talisman, emanates an aura of darkness that both fascinates and unnerves those who behold it. Crafted from a rare obsidian-black crystal, etched with arcane Sith symbols, the Fell Star exudes an unsettling radiance, hinting at the formidable power it contains.

Abilities:

1. Dark Side Dominance: The Fell Star amplifies the malevolent energies of the dark side of the Force. When wielded by a Force user who embraces the dark side, their dark side Force abilities inflict double the usual damage upon their targets. The unleashed power of the dark side courses through the wielder, empowering their strikes with devastating force.

2. Eclipse of Fortune: With the Fell Star in hand, critical hits struck by the wielder's dark side abilities are now determined on rolls of 19 and 20. The artifact distorts the fabric of fate, aligning the cosmic forces to favor the wielder's malevolent intent. This increased chance of critical success grants a profound advantage in combat, bringing ruin to their adversaries.

Caveats:

However, the Fell Star's dark influence carries a dangerous vulnerability, exposing its wielder to the radiant power of the light side.

Light's Retribution: The Fell Star invites the wrath of the light side. Against the bearer of the artifact, those wielding light side abilities roll with advantage, their connection to the harmonious energies of the Force piercing through the darkness and finding their mark with greater accuracy. The very artifact that bolsters the wielder's malevolence becomes their own bane, a beacon attracting the righteous and empowering their righteous cause.

Gauntlet of Kressh the Younger

Description: The Gauntlet of Kressh the Younger, a legendary artifact steeped in mystery and whispered tales, is a formidable piece of armor that transcends mere physical protection. Composed of five interlocking oval plates made from an enigmatic black material, each adorned with a red gem encased in intricate gold filigree, the gauntlet emanates an aura of ancient power. From the middle three plates dangle delicate golden tassels, further hinting at the craftsmanship and significance of this artifact.

Abilities:

1. Unyielding Barrier: When worn, the Gauntlet of Kressh the Younger forms an impenetrable shield around the wearer. Nothing can make physical contact with the wearer without their explicit consent. This extraordinary ability grants the wearer unparalleled control over their personal space, ensuring that no harm can befall them unless they allow it.

Caveats:

However, the Gauntlet's power exacts a grave toll, gradually eroding the wearer's very essence.

Dark Pact: Each time the Gauntlet's protective barrier is invoked, the wearer is shielded from harm, taking no damage from the external source. However, for each use of the Gauntlet's power, the wearer suffers a necrotic wound, inflicting 1 point of irreparable damage to their life force. This necrotic damage cannot be healed by any means, resulting in a permanent reduction of their maximum Hit Points. As the wearer continually succumbs to the darkness within, they gradually lose an irreplaceable fragment of their vitality, inching ever closer to their ultimate demise.

Infant of Shaa

Description: The Infant of Shaa is a legendary artifact of immense power and dark origins. It is a small idol, intricately crafted from an unknown black material, giving off an eerie aura. The idol depicts an ancient and sinister deity, its form twisted and contorted into a grotesque representation of evil.

Abilities:

1. Cataclysmic Burst: When filled with 100,000 force points, the Infant of Shaa has the ability to unleash a cataclysmic burst of energy. This burst is so devastating that it possesses the potential to obliterate an entire planet's surface, leaving nothing but destruction in its wake.
2. Controlled Explosion: When attuned to a person, the wielder gains the ability to control the artifact's explosive power at will. This grants them the ability to regulate the intensity and focus of the release, ensuring that the destructive force is directed with precision.
3. Force Absorption: Unlike other artifacts, the Infant of Shaa can absorb force energy from any individual, not just its owner. This allows others to offer their own force energy to the artifact, fueling its power and potential for devastation.

Caveats:

The Infant of Shaa's power comes at a great cost and with significant risks:

• The artifact's cataclysmic burst should be handled with extreme caution, as the consequences of misusing or mishandling the power can be catastrophic.
• The sinister nature of the artifact may corrupt the wielder, tainting their thoughts and actions with malevolence.
• The Infant of Shaa's immense power makes it a highly sought-after artifact, attracting the attention of powerful and dangerous individuals who will stop at nothing to obtain it.
• The disturbance in the Force caused by the artifact's release can attract the attention of Jedi, Sith, and other Force-sensitive beings, potentially leading to confrontations and conflicts of epic proportions.

The Mortis Gods (The Ones)

Deep within the mysterious realm known as Mortis exists a trio of immensely powerful Force entities known as The Ones. These enigmatic beings, composed of the Daughter, the Son, and the Father, hold tremendous influence over the balance of the Force and the fate of the galaxy itself.

The Father

At the heart of Mortis stands the Father, the embodiment of balance and neutrality. He is a powerful Force user, capable of maintaining equilibrium between the light and dark sides of the Force. The Father's primary role is to govern and keep his two children, the Daughter and the Son, in check, preventing them from tipping the scales towards chaos and destruction.

Described as a wise and ancient figure, the Father possesses unparalleled knowledge of the Force and its intricate workings. His connection to Mortis grants him extraordinary abilities, including the power to control time, space, and even life itself. The Father's primary objective is to maintain harmony and prevent his children from escaping Mortis, as their freedom could have dire consequences for the galaxy.

Encounter

Encountering the Father, the enigmatic being of immense power, holds endless possibilities within the cosmic realm. There are multiple avenues through which one may cross paths with him, each presenting a unique and captivating experience. Engaging in a solemn communion with the mystical Altar of Mortis, you may strive to establish a connection with the Father, beseeching his wisdom and guidance. Alternatively, the Father, in his unfathomable wisdom, may choose to manifest before you unprompted, gracing you with his profound presence.

In his benevolence, the Father bestows the gift of the Force upon worthy individuals, unlocking their latent potential and illuminating the path ahead. Furthermore, he may entrust you with revered Force artifacts, imbued with ancient energies, serving as invaluable allies in your perilous journey through the cosmos.

Beyond the bestowal of power and artifacts, the Father may also task you with quests of great significance. These quests, shrouded in mystery and steeped in destiny, will test your resolve, courage, and wisdom. By embarking upon these sacred missions, you shall unravel the intricate tapestry of fate and forge a legacy that resonates through the annals of the Force.

Prepare yourself, for the encounter with the Father holds the promise of transcendence, granting you the opportunity to leave an indelible mark upon the galaxy that shall echo throughout the ages.

Sword of Dominion

Description: The Sword of Dominion emanates an awe-inspiring aura of power. Legend has it that The Father himself forged this artifact to suppress the dominance of his children over the Galaxy, ensuring the delicate balance of the Force remains intact. The weapon boasts a resplendent platinum blade resting upon a magnificent golden hilt, adorned with ancient symbols that speak of its divine origin.

Damage: The Sword of Dominion deals 1d12 Radiant Damage

Abilities:

Balance Bringer: Crafted with unparalleled potency, the Sword of Dominion possesses the ability to subdue even the most untamed wielders of both the Light and Dark sides of the Force. Consequently, this weapon inflicts double damage upon Force-sensitive beings, serving as a formidable equalizer between opposing forces.

Nullifying Presence: With every successful strike against a Force-sensitive being, the Sword of Dominion exerts its nullifying influence. Such is its power that the target loses 1d10 Force Points, effectively hindering their ability to draw upon the Force.

Caveats:

While the Sword of Dominion may be wielded by anyone, this very fact renders it a perilous possession. The Father bestows this weapon upon individuals deemed worthy, yet its existence inevitably attracts numerous factions and individuals who covet its might. The allure of possessing such a weapon of unparalleled power can incite both allies and adversaries to vie for control of it, making the Sword of Dominion a coveted and potentially dangerous artifact to possess.

Bracelet of Absolute Immunity

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Description: Crafted by the enigmatic Father from an otherworldly metal and adorned with a resplendent gem, the Bracelet of Absolute Immunity stands as a magnificent and potent Force artifact.

Abilities:

Absolute Immunity: True to its name, the Bracelet bestows unparalleled protection upon its wearer, granting absolute immunity against damage and negative effects caused by all Force Abilities. Concealed within an invisible force veil, the Bracelet lies dormant until a Force Ability is directed towards the wearer. In that moment, the veil springs to life, shielding the wearer from any harm or adverse consequences that may befall them.

Caveats: However, one must be mindful of the Bracelet's unique limitations:

Following each instance of safeguarding the user, the Bracelet absorbs 10 Force Points from its wearer, ensuring a delicate balance. Once the wearer's reservoir of Force Points is depleted, the Bracelet relinquishes its protective prowess, ceasing to block or grant immunity against Force Abilities.

The Father

Medium, Neutral

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• Armor Class 30 (Divine Armor)
• Hit Points 750 (50d10+500)
• Speed 60 ft., fly 120 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
30 (+10)	30 (+10)	30 (+10)	30 (+10)	30 (+10)	30 (+10)

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• Saving Throws Str +23, Dex +23, Con +23, Int +23, Wis +23, Cha +23
• Skills None
• Damage Vulnerabilities None
• Damage Resistances All damage types
• Damage Immunities Necrotic, Poison, Psychic
• Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Poisoned
• Senses Truesight 120 ft., passive Perception 30
• Languages All languages
• Challenge 25 (75,000 XP)

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Actions

Divine Aura. The Father emits an aura of divine power within a 120-foot radius. All allies within the aura gain advantage on saving throws and resistance to all damage types. All enemies within the aura have disadvantage on saving throws and vulnerability to all damage types.

Divine Weapon. Melee Weapon Attack: +10 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 4d12 radiant damage. This weapon ignores all resistances and immunities.

Divine Magic. The Father can cast spells as a 20th-level spellcaster. His spellcasting ability is Charisma (spell save DC 30, +22 to hit with spell attacks). The Father can cast any spell from the cleric, druid, and wizard spell lists, as well as any spell from the Mortis God spell list.

Legendary Actions

Divine Strike. The Father makes one attack with his divine weapon.

Divine Magic. The Father casts a spell from his divine magic repertoire.

Divine Presence. The Father calls upon his divine power to force all creatures within a 60-foot radius to make a DC 23 Wisdom saving throw or be stunned for one round.

The Daughter

The Daughter, an embodiment of the light side of the Force, represents compassion, serenity, and selflessness. She possesses immense strength and agility, allowing her to engage in combat with unparalleled grace. The Daughter's primary role is to counterbalance her brother's dark nature and protect the balance of Mortis.

Gifted with the ability to heal wounds and rejuvenate life, the Daughter is a beacon of hope within Mortis. She is often depicted as a winged creature, soaring through the skies with elegance and grace. The Daughter's unwavering dedication to preserving balance makes her a formidable ally to those who seek to uphold harmony in the galaxy.

Encounter

The ethereal presence of the Daughter, a radiant embodiment of purity and compassion, can manifest in myriad ways, imparting profound experiences upon those who seek her grace. To commune with her, one may approach the sacred Shrine of Mortis, where the boundaries between the mortal realm and the transcendent plane blur. Through fervent prayers and a heart open to the light, whispers of harmony may reach the Daughter's ears, beckoning her benevolence.

Yet, the Daughter, guided by her innate wisdom, may choose to reveal herself spontaneously, gracing selected individuals with her serene countenance and celestial aura. In her divine presence, a sense of tranquility envelops all who behold her, and the burdens of the galaxy momentarily fade away.

Moved by her boundless compassion, the Daughter may bestow upon worthy souls a fragment of her own immense power, channeling the light side of the Force through their very beings. As a testament to her divine influence, she may also entrust them with sacred relics, imbued with the essence of her grace, serving as beacons of hope and protection on their arduous journey.

Moreover, the Daughter, a harbinger of destiny, may unveil quests of profound significance. These sacred missions, intricately woven into the tapestry of fate, call upon the chosen few to embody her virtues, champion the cause of righteousness, and restore balance to a galaxy teetering on the precipice of darkness.

Embrace the opportunity to encounter the Daughter, for in her celestial presence lies the potential to awaken the dormant hero within, to restore hope where it has faltered, and to illuminate the path toward a future bathed in luminous harmony.

The Celestial Starblade

Description: A magnificent and revered artifact of the Force, the Celestial Starblade is a weapon of unparalleled beauty and power. Forged from the essence of a dying star by the skilled hands of ancient Force artisans, this blade resonates with the purest essence of the Light side. Its hilt, adorned with intricate celestial symbols, is a testament to its celestial origins. When unsheathed, the blade emits a radiant and pulsating light, illuminating even the darkest corners of the galaxy. The sword's very presence exudes a breathtaking aura that hints at the immense power contained within.

Damage: The Celestial Starblade deals 2d10 radiant damage on a successful hit.

Abilities:

Divine Strike: The Celestial Starblade becomes an extension of the wielder's unwavering dedication to the light. It channels the Force with unparalleled precision, infusing every strike with a surge of radiant energy. When wielded by a champion of goodness and justice, the blade's strikes are imbued with the power to vanquish darkness, dealing double damage to enemies upon a successful hit. This divine intervention allows the wielder to strike down the forces of evil with righteous fury.

Celestial Illumination: The Celestial Starblade is not only a weapon of power but also a beacon of hope. It harnesses the power of the Light side to illuminate the darkest reaches of the galaxy. With a mere thought, the wielder can command the blade to emit a brilliant and encompassing glow, banishing shadows and revealing hidden truths. Within a 60-foot radius centered on the sword, darkness is effortlessly dispelled and replaced with a radiant illumination, granting vision and clarity even in the bleakest environments.

Caveats: The Celestial Starblade is a sacred artifact, entrusted only to those deemed worthy by the Daughter of the Mortis Gods herself. Its powers are reserved for those whose hearts burn with the purity of the Light side. To wield this legendary weapon, an individual must possess an unyielding commitment to justice, compassion, and selflessness. The blade resists those tainted by the darkness, refusing to yield its true potential to those with malevolent intentions. Only a true champion of the light can unlock and harness the full might of the Celestial Starblade, becoming a living embodiment of its celestial power.

Ring of Celestial Grace

Description: The Ring of Celestial Grace is an exquisite ring crafted from an otherworldly white metal, its origins shrouded in mystery. Adorning the pinnacle of the ring is a captivating blue gemstone. Legend has it that this artifact was bestowed upon a mortal companion of The Daughter, a divine entity of Mortis.

Abilities:

Celestial Resilience: While wearing the Ring of Celestial Grace, the player becomes impervious to afflictions that would impair their senses or weaken their resolve. They cannot be blinded, frightened, paralyzed, or poisoned, their connection to the Force shielding them from harm.

Divine Touch: The wearer of the Ring of Celestial Grace attains unparalleled resistance against diseases and maladies. They are believed to possess the power to heal any ailment, granted they hold unwavering faith in their ability to do so.

Caveats: Only those who have aligned themselves with the forces of good can harness the power of the Ring of Celestial Grace. It rejects wearers with malicious intentions, as its purity resonates solely with those of virtuous hearts.

The Daughter

Medium, Good

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• Armor Class 28 (Divine Armor)
• Hit Points 600 (40d10+400)
• Speed 60 ft., fly 120 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)

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• Saving Throws Str +20, Dex +20, Con +20, Int +20, Wis +20, Cha +20
• Skills N/A
• Damage Vulnerabilities Force (from enemies within light aura)
• Damage Resistances All damage types except force
• Damage Immunities Radiant, Poison, Psychic
• Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Poisoned
• Senses Truesight 120 ft., passive Perception 28
• Languages All languages
• Challenge 22 (41,000 XP)

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Actions

Multiattack. The Daughter can use Light Aura, Light Weapon and Light Magic.

Light Aura. The Daughter emits an aura of light power within a 120-foot radius. All allies within the aura have resistance to all damage types except force. All enemies within the aura have vulnerability to force damage.

Light Weapon. Melee Weapon Attack: +10 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 4d12 radiant damage. The weapon ignores all resistances and immunities except force.

Light Magic. The Daughter can cast spells as an 18th-level spellcaster. Her spellcasting ability is Charisma (spell save DC 28, +20 to hit with spell attacks). The Daughter can cast any spell from the cleric, druid, and wizard spell lists, as well as any spell from the Mortis God spell list.

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Legendary Actions

The Daughter can take 3 legendary actions per round, choosing from the options below. Only one legendary action option can be used at a time and only at the end of another creature's turn. The Daughter regains spent legendary actions at the start of her turn.

Light Strike. The Daughter makes one attack with her light weapon.

Light Magic. The Daughter casts a spell from her light magic repertoire.

Force Shield. The Daughter targets one creature within 60 feet and creates a shield of pure force around it. The target gains temporary hit points equal to the Daughter's hit point maximum and is immune to all damage until the end of their next turn.

The Son

In stark contrast to his sister, the Son is an embodiment of the dark side of the Force. Fueled by anger, aggression, and a thirst for power, he seeks to overthrow his father and plunge Mortis into chaos. The Son possesses immense strength and is a master of manipulation, capable of tempting others with promises of forbidden knowledge and unimaginable power.

Often depicted as a menacing figure with sharp fangs and piercing eyes, the Son wields dark abilities that allow him to drain the life force of others and corrupt their connection to the Force. He is a relentless adversary, perpetually seeking to break free from Mortis and unleash his malevolence upon the galaxy.

Encounter

Beware the enigmatic Son, an embodiment of darkness and tempestuous power, whose presence elicits a chilling sense of foreboding. The path to encountering him is fraught with peril and trepidation, as he thrives amidst the shadows, toying with the hearts and minds of those who dare venture near.

Should you dare seek an audience with the Son, the ancient and crumbling Altar of Mortis serves as a conduit to his realm. Through arcane rituals and forbidden incantations, one may attempt to pierce the veil that separates the mortal realm from his malevolent domain. However, such an endeavor is not to be taken lightly, for the Son's allure can corrupt even the most steadfast souls.

Alternatively, the Son, guided by his inscrutable machinations, may choose to reveal himself when least expected. From the depths of darkness, he emerges, casting an ominous shadow over all who stand in his way. His presence is suffused with an intoxicating malevolence, drawing the unwary into a dance with the abyss.

Beware, for the Son is a master of manipulation and temptation. He may offer you a taste of his forbidden power, seducing you with promises of unimaginable strength and dominance over the Force. Yet, to partake in such dark gifts is to risk losing yourself to the abyss, forever consumed by the shadows that bind him.

In the depths of his malevolence, the Son may also burden you with ominous quests, entangling your fate with his own nefarious designs. These quests, shrouded in secrecy and danger, demand unwavering resolve and the willingness to confront the darkest corners of your own soul.

Should you dare to face the Son, tread carefully, for the encounter with this embodiment of darkness may forever alter your path. The allure of his power and the weight of his quests will test your very essence, and only the strongest will emerge unscathed, if at all.

The Abysmal Blade of Shadows

Description: This legendary artifact is a fearsome weapon forged from an otherworldly dark metal, its edges shimmering with an ethereal, ominous glow. The Abysmal Blade of Shadows is believed to have been crafted by The Son, a malevolent deity from the realm of Mortis, who sought to unleash darkness and corruption upon the galaxy.

Damage: The Abysmal Blade of Shadows deals 1d12 Necrotic damage.

Abilities:

Infernal Damnation: With each successful strike against their foes, the Abysmal Blade inflicts an additional 1d4 of necrotic damage, beyond its regular harm. As the wielder's onslaught continues, this necrotic energy intensifies. For example, after the third successful attack, the target would suffer an extra 3d4 necrotic damage, followed by 4d4 on the fourth successful strike. This effect subsides once combat concludes.

Ominous Aura: The blade radiates an aura of palpable dread and malevolence, causing opponents to quiver with unease when facing its wielder. Those who confront the Abysmal Blade must muster their courage, as they face a daunting challenge. Opponents must make a DC 15 saving throw or succumb to fear, as the sword's mere presence erodes their resolve.

Caveats:

While the Abysmal Blade of Shadows can be wielded by anyone, its connection to The Son ensures a gradual corruption of its user. The sword's malevolent influence tugs at the wielder's soul, tempting them to embrace the darkness that resides within. Should they succumb completely, the wielder risks becoming an agent of chaos, heralding an era of unrelenting darkness across the galaxy. Consequently, the allure of this legendary Force artifact has drawn the attention of many who would stop at nothing to obtain its power.

The Obsidian Heart Amulet

Description: This enigmatic amulet features a black chain adorned with a captivating crimson gem. Fueled by the very essence of the Dark Side, the Obsidian Heart Amulet emanates a palpable aura of immense power.

Abilities:

Dark Devotion: When worn, the Obsidian Heart Amulet grants the wearer resistance to all damage types, except for radiant damage. The amulet forms a shield of darkness around the wearer, fortifying them against various forms of harm.

Shadow Essence: The Obsidian Heart Amulet contains a reservoir of pure darkness within its crimson gem. Once per short rest, the wearer can tap into this dark essence and unleash a wave of shadowy energy. As an action, the wearer can channel the power of the amulet to cast the unique Force Ability "Shadow Bolt".

Shadow Bolt: The wearer releases a bolt of pure darkness from the amulet towards a target within 60 feet. Shadow Bolt cost 10 force points to use. The bolt deals 6d6 necrotic damage and the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the target is also inflicted with a "Shadow Curse" for 1 minute. While cursed, the target has disadvantage on all saving throws against spells and abilities that deal necrotic or radiant damage. Additionally, whenever the target takes necrotic or radiant damage, they take an additional 1d6 necrotic damage.

The "Shadow Bolt" spell allows the wearer to harness the dark power of the Obsidian Heart Amulet and unleash its dark power upon their enemies. The ability to curse the target with vulnerability to necrotic and radiant damage adds a strategic element to combat, making the wearer a formidable opponent against those aligned with the light side of the Force.

Caveats:

While the Obsidian Heart Amulet can be worn by anyone, its sinister nature gradually seeps into the wearer's mind, corrupting their soul. The amulet exerts a subtle influence, amplifying negative emotions while suppressing positive ones. Over time, this malevolent force can lead the wearer down a treacherous path, tempting them to embrace the darkness within their own hearts.

The Son

Medium, Evil

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• Armor Class 28 (Divine Armor)
• Hit Points 600 (40d10+400)
• Speed 60 ft., fly 120 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)	28 (+9)

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• Saving Throws Str +20, Dex +20, Con +20, Int +20, Wis +20, Cha +20
• Skills None
• Damage Vulnerabilities Radiant
• Damage Resistances All except Radiant
• Damage Immunities Necrotic, Poison, Psychic
• Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Poisoned
• Senses Truesight 120 ft., passive Perception 28
• Languages All languages
• Challenge 22 (41,000 XP)

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Actions

Dark Aura. The Son emits an aura of dark power within a 120-foot radius. All allies within the aura have disadvantage on saving throws and vulnerability to radiant damage. All enemies within the aura have advantage on saving throws and resistance to all damage types except radiant.

Dark Weapon. Melee Weapon Attack: +10 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 4d12 Necrotic damage.

Dark Magic. The Son can cast spells as a 18th-level spellcaster. His spellcasting ability is Charisma (spell save DC 28, +20 to hit with spell attacks). The Son can cast any spell from the cleric, druid, and wizard spell lists, as well as any spell from the Mortis God spell list.

Legendary Actions. The Son can take 3 legendary actions per round, choosing from the options below. Only one legendary action option can be used at a time and only at the end of another creature's turn. The Son regains spent legendary actions at the start of his turn.

-- Dark Strike. The Son makes one attack with his dark weapon.

-- Dark Magic. The Son casts a spell from his dark magic repertoire.

-- Force Drain. The Son targets one creature within 60 feet and drains its life force. The target must make a DC 23 Constitution saving throw or take 4d12 necrotic damage and have its hit point maximum reduced by an amount equal to the damage taken. The Son regains hit points equal to the amount of hit points lost by the target.

Encountering the Mortis Gods in Your Adventures

Although Mortis exists in a realm beyond the reach of most mortals, there are rare instances when the Mortis Gods may interact with individuals from the wider galaxy. These encounters often occur during times of great significance or when the balance of the Force is at stake.

Should your adventurers find themselves crossing paths with the Mortis Gods, they should approach these encounters with caution and reverence. The Mortis Gods' power and influence transcend mortal comprehension, and their actions can shape the course of destinies. Whether your adventurers align themselves with the light, dark, or seek to maintain the delicate balance, their choices will have far-reaching consequences.

Navigating the realm of Mortis and interacting with the Mortis Gods will provide your players with the opportunity to explore profound themes of morality, destiny, and the eternal struggle between light and dark. The outcomes of their interactions can profoundly affect the narrative arc of your campaign, shaping the galaxy's fate and their own personal destinies.

Engaging with the Mortis Gods is not a situation to be taken lightly. Their cryptic nature and the metaphysical complexity of their realm can pose daunting challenges, but also offer unparalleled rewards. Guided by their personal instincts, force sensitivity, and courage, your adventurers may gain insight into the true nature of the Force, or even unlock abilities beyond their wildest dreams.

However, keep in mind that the will of the Mortis Gods is not easily discerned and their motivations can be as enigmatic as the universe itself. The Daughter embodies the light side of the Force, the Son the dark, and the Father works tirelessly to maintain balance between them. Yet, their actions may not always align with your adventurers' expectations or desires.

In navigating their interactions with the Mortis Gods, your adventurers will need to exercise wisdom, diplomacy, and a deep understanding of the Force. The choices they make may tip the balance of the Force in unforeseen ways, offering them the chance to shape events on a cosmic scale.

Remember, the Mortis Gods, though seemingly omnipotent, are also bound by the laws of their realm. They are not malicious gods, but rather transcendent entities that represent the fundamental aspects of the Force. Understanding this, your adventurers may realize that their encounters are less about combat and more about understanding the deeper truths of the Force and their place within its cosmic balance.

In conclusion, introducing the Mortis Gods into your Star Wars-themed D&D campaign can add a thrilling element of mystery and grandeur. It expands the scope of the narrative, challenging your adventurers to consider their actions and decisions in the broader context of the Force's eternal struggle between light and dark. The Mortis Gods present a unique opportunity for your players to delve into the very heart of the Star Wars mythos, exploring themes that are as vast and timeless as the galaxy itself.

Chapter 6: Lightsaber Fighting Styles

Throughout the millennia since the lightsaber's creation, the art of dueling with them developed into seven "classic" forms and numerous other styles. It was difficult to master for a number of reasons, one of them being that all of the weight a lightsaber had was in its hilt. It had been said that only a Force-sensitive individual could completely master lightsaber combat, though there have been some great non-force sensitive duelists, such as Pre Vizsla, or General Grievous. All seven traditional lightsaber forms included the same basic techniques as ancient sword-fighting styles, such as defensive postures, overhand strikes, parries, and counters.

Form V: Shien/Djem So (The Way of the Krayt Dragon)

These are two variations of an intense and physically taxing style, which oscillates between strong defensive postures and powerful offensive maneuvers. Shien is tailored toward deflecting blaster fire and can be executed with a reversed grip, while Djem So is more focused on saber combat and counterattacks.

Form VI: Niman (The Way of the Rancor)

Often chosen within the Jedi Order for its moderate approach, this form integrates aspects of all other styles but lacks a defining strength. It's less strenuous and offers a harmonious mix of offense and defense, with a significant emphasis on using the Force within combat.

Form VII: Juyo (The Way of the Vornskr)

This is the most ferocious and erratic of the lightsaber forms, leading it to be the subject of debate and restrictions within the Jedi Council. Juyo requires a high level of physical and emotional stamina, as it involves a relentless offensive fueled by darker emotions. Practitioners risk succumbing to the dark side due to the emotional intensity this style demands.

Form I: Shii-Cho

Shii-Cho is based on foundational sword combat techniques, emphasizing basic strikes, deflections, and targeting specific body zones. It encourages a passionate combat mindset, which can lead to a dangerous edge where a fighter might be tempted to strike to kill. Practitioners must control this impulse to follow the form's true intent: disarming opponents without causing grievous harm.

This style is tailored for battles against multiple foes, using broad strikes that can keep several enemies at bay. However, its effectiveness wanes in one-on-one blade duels, where an opponent's agility might exploit the form's less refined movements.

Form II: Makashi

Makashi, also known as Form II, is a lightsaber combat style designed for one-on-one dueling. It emphasizes grace and precision, opting for controlled, direct strikes instead of the wild, broad swings of Form I (Shii-Cho). This form aims to conserve energy, maintain balance, and avoid being disarmed by the opponent.

Form II is known for its elegance, with practitioners using calculated movements to outmaneuver a single adversary. Rather than relying on brute strength, Makashi duelists use quick jabs and light cuts to find openings in their opponent's defense. This form excels in single combat but is less effective against blasters or multiple enemies due to its focus on lightsaber dueling.

Makashi became less common after the Hundred-Year Darkness because Jedi rarely faced other lightsaber users. As blaster technology advanced and enemies with such ranged weapons became more prevalent, Form II's limitations in addressing blaster fire were exposed. This led to its decline and the rise of Form III (Soresu), which was tailored for defense against blasters.

Form III: Soresu

Soresu, often referred to as Form III of lightsaber combat, was created in response to the prevalence of blasters. This style emphasizes a tight, controlled approach to lightsaber movements, coupled with subtle evasions, to form a highly defensive technique that aims to protect the user from ranged attacks. As it evolved, Soresu became more than just a tactical response; it embodied the Jedi's non-aggressive stance.

Similar to Form II, known as Makashi, Soresu emphasizes minimal movement and conserving energy, maintaining a steady flow with the lightsaber to build momentum and reduce fatigue. Its primary goal is defensive strength, patiently outlasting an opponent and capitalizing on their errors, whether they stem from frustration or exhaustion.

However, Soresu has been criticized for its defensive nature, which prioritizes survival over defeating an opponent. Consequently, more aggressive forms such as Ataru and Shien were developed to compensate for Soresu's offensive shortcomings.

Form IV: Ataru

Form IV, known as Ataru, is a dynamic and aggressive lightsaber technique renowned for its speed and effectiveness against single opponents. However, its use is limited in prolonged battles, tight spaces, and against blaster fire. Utilizing the Force, practitioners perform acrobatic maneuvers, such as flips and leaps, to strike from various angles rapidly.

Ataru demands high levels of speed and athleticism, allowing users to deliver powerful blows from the ground or air, often seeming like a blur to their adversaries. The Force not only amplifies their physical abilities but also guides their swift and strategic combat moves.

Despite its strengths, Ataru is less ideal when facing multiple adversaries or sustained blaster fire. It's also physically demanding, which may lead to exhaustion if the fight drags on. Users are encouraged to retreat if they cannot swiftly overpower their foes with a flurry of Ataru's intense attacks.

Form V: Shien/Djem So

Form V is an aggressive lightsaber fighting style that evolved from the more defensive Form III. Form V users didn't like how Form III prolonged fights by being too passive, so they developed a style that allows them to create their own chances to strike back. The style is known for powerful attacks that transition into quick counterstrikes.

There are two variants of Form V:

• Shien: This is the original version of Form V. It's better at deflecting blaster shots than fighting other lightsabers. Shien practitioners aim to send blaster bolts back to the shooter.

• Djem So: This variant came later, focusing on lightsaber dueling. Djem So focuses on using the enemy's attacks to launch powerful counterattacks.

Form V mixes Form III's defense with the aggressive approach of Form II, resulting in a style that demands a lot of physical strength and is considered the most exhausting. While Shien struggles against a single opponent, Djem So lacks in mobility.

Form VI: Niman

Niman is a versatile lightsaber combat technique that integrates aspects from earlier forms, primarily Forms I to V, excluding Form II. It's a well-rounded style that offers a balance of the basic moves from other forms without extreme strengths or weaknesses. This makes it a reliable choice that avoids leaving users overly vulnerable.

Practitioners of Niman often incorporate the Force into their combat strategy, using telekinetic abilities to complement their swordplay. This might involve pulling or pushing an opponent in tandem with lightsaber strikes to gain an upper hand.

Niman is particularly suitable for duelists interested in wielding dual-blades, as it builds on the principles of two martial arts that focus on this type of combat. Success with Niman relies heavily on a user's ability to be intuitive and imaginative in battle, rather than memorizing set responses.

Form VII: Juyo

Juyo is the seventh form of lightsaber combat, characterized by its aggressive and powerful strikes. Practitioners of Juyo use their emotions to fuel their focus, leading to a combat style that is both fierce and unpredictable. This form breaks away from the conservative methods of earlier forms, choosing instead to go on the offensive with a direct and forceful style that often leaves defense as a secondary concern.

Juyo is more energetic and lively in comparison to the deliberate, heavy strikes of Form V. While it lacks the elaborate maneuvers of Ataru, it demands a higher level of energy due to its extensive motion range and emotional intensity. Despite its challenging nature, those who master Juyo gain access to remarkable fighting abilities.

Chapter 7: Personality and Background

Artist

In a galaxy where the Force binds all life together, your artistry serves as a beacon of culture and expression that transcends planetary systems. Whether born on the bustling core worlds, the rugged outer rim, or somewhere in the vast expanse in between, your talents in manifesting life and emotion through mediums like durasteel canvases, exotic woods, and rare inks have earned you respect and admiration. As an Artist, you've honed your craft to such a degree that your name is whispered in art circles across the stars, and patrons from both the refined echelons of the Galactic Senate to the shadowy figures of the underworld vie for your esteemed creations.

Skill Proficiencies: Sleight of Hand, History

Tool Proficiencies: Artisan's Implements (specific to your chosen art form)

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've encountered

Equipment: A set of artisan's implements, a set of common clothes, a digital portfolio of your work (holoprojector), and a belt pouch containing 10 gc.

Bodyguard

In a galaxy riddled with conflict and turmoil, some individuals dedicate their lives to safeguarding others. Whether you are a silent warden who watches from the shadows or a valiant protector who stands boldly at the side of those under your charge, your existence is defined by your unwavering commitment to those you deem worthy of your protection. Your skills are honed not for personal glory, but for the safety and survival of your charge.

Skill Proficiencies: Choose two sets: Perception and Insight, or Investigation and Survival.

Tools: Thieves' tools for delicate operations, and a herbalism kit to tend to wounds in the absence of medical facilities.

Languages: Your role requires effective communication with those you defend. You have learned an additional language of your choice to aid in this task.

Equipment: Choose between 2 compact blaster pistols or 1 heavy blaster rifle, reinforced protective clothing, a set of thieves' tools, a hooded cloak for disguise or inclement weather, common attire suitable for blending into crowds, and a utility belt pouch containing 15 galactic credits.

Bounty Hunter

In the lawless expanse of the Outer Rim and the underworld of Coruscant, Bounty Hunters are both feared and respected. You have honed your skills to become a formidable tracker and mercenary, specializing in the pursuit and capture of individuals who have crossed the wrong people, corporations, or governments. Your reputation precedes you as a relentless and cunning pursuer, and your services are in high demand across the galaxy.

• Skill Proficiencies: Investigation, Stealth

• Tool Proficiencies: Thieves' Tools, one gaming set of your choice

• Languages: One language of your choice, often reflecting the diverse cultures encountered during your assignments

• Equipment: A set of dark-colored clothing suitable for stealthy work, a utility belt, a set of thieves' tools, a personal comm device, and a pouch containing 15 gc

Detective

In the sprawling urban centers and shadowy alleys of the galaxy, individuals skilled in unraveling mysteries and uncovering truths are highly sought after. As a Detective, you have honed your investigative abilities to a razor-sharp edge, making you a valuable asset to law enforcement agencies, private clients, and even underground organizations. Whether your expertise lies in solving corporate espionage on the gleaming spires of Coruscant, tracking down renegade droids on the junk-strewn plains of Lothal, or untangling the web of intrigue within the cantinas of Tatooine, your reputation as a relentless seeker of truth precedes you.

Skill Proficiencies: Investigation, Insight

Tool Proficiencies: Gaming set and a forgery kit, reflecting the diverse methods of interrogation and information gathering in your arsenal

Languages: One language of your choice, a testament to the varied cultures and tongues encountered during your investigations

Equipment: A magnifying glass, a set of common clothes, a small vial of truth serum, and a belt pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc)

Diplomat

In a galaxy rife with political intrigue and interstellar diplomacy, the role of diplomats is crucial in maintaining fragile alliances and fostering new relationships between systems and species. As a Diplomat, you are a master of negotiation and tact, skilled in navigating the complexities of the Galactic Senate, corporate boardrooms, and the shadowy dealings of the underworld.

• Skill Proficiencies: Persuasion, Insight

• Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set or musical instrument, reflecting your ability to forge connections through shared leisure activities

• Languages: One additional language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've engaged with

• Equipment: A set of fine clothes, a data pad for recording important information and messages, a holoprojector for displaying holographic images and messages, and a pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc).

Drunken Pirate

In the vast expanse of space, amidst the swirling chaos of hyperspace lanes and the hidden havens of remote planetary systems, the Drunken Pirate is a figure of infamy and mirth. Whether you hail from the bustling cantinas of Coruscant, the lawless ports of the Outer Rim, or the secretive enclaves of the Unknown Regions, your rollicking exploits and love of swashbuckling adventure have made you a legend in tavern tales across the galaxy. As a Drunken Pirate, you've honed your skills at sea, or rather, in the void of space, where your uncanny luck and daring escapades have earned you a reputation as a lovable scoundrel, always ready to raise a glass and share a wild tale of your exploits.

• Skill Proficiencies: Athletics, Deception

• Tool Proficiencies: Navigator's Tools, Vehicles (Water or Air)

• Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures and dialects encountered during your adventures

• Equipment: A battered tricorn hat, a well-worn cutlass or blaster pistol, a flask of potent spirits, a set of common clothes, and a belt pouch containing 10 galactic credits (gc).

Duelist

Throughout the galaxy, there are those whose skill with a blade or blaster is renowned and feared. As a Duelist, you have dedicated your life to the mastery of combat, whether with elegant lightsabers, swift vibroblades, or precise blaster pistols. Your prowess has earned you a reputation as a formidable combatant, and your name is whispered with both awe and trepidation in cantinas, spaceports, and shadowy underworld circles.

Skill Proficiencies: Acrobatics, Perception

Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures and species you've encountered in your travels

Equipment: A favored weapon (a lightsaber, vibroblade, or blaster pistol), a set of common clothes, a gaming set of your choice, and a belt pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc)

Clone

You are one of the galaxy's many clones, bred in the vats of Kamino or another clandestine facility, and trained from birth to serve a specific purpose. Whether you were created to fight in the Grand Army of the Republic, carry out covert operations for a shadowy organization, or fulfill any other role, your life has been shaped by the genetic legacy of a legendary template.

Skill Proficiencies: Athletics, Perception

Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set, reflecting the downtime activities you engage in during periods of respite

Equipment: A set of common clothes, a symbol of your original organization (e.g., a Republic insignia, a Mandalorian sigil, or a mysterious insignia from a clandestine group), and a pouch containing 15 gc

Exile

In a galaxy teeming with conflict and upheaval, you have known the pain of being cast out from your home, whether by choice or by the cruel hand of fate. Your life has led you to wander the stars, seeking solace and purpose amidst the chaos. As an Exile, you've learned to survive on the fringes of society, drawing upon your resilience and adaptability to navigate the treacherous paths of the galaxy.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Stealth

Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set or musical instrument

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've encountered in your travels

Equipment: A simple weapon (such as a quarterstaff or blaster pistol), a gaming set or a musical instrument, a set of traveler's clothes, and a pouch containing 10 galactic credits (gc).

Feared

In the tumultuous expanse of the galaxy, your reputation as a figure to be feared precedes you. Whether through ruthless mercenary work, clandestine dealings in the shadows, or a trail of formidable combat prowess, you command respect tinged with trepidation from those who know your name. Your very presence elicits hushed whispers and uneasy glances, for the stories of your exploits have spread like wildfire across star systems, striking fear into the hearts of adversaries and earning you a place among the enigmatic and formidable individuals who shape the fate of the cosmos.

Skill Proficiencies: Intimidation, Stealth

Tool Proficiencies: Disguise Kit, Gaming Set of your choice to reflect your preferred method of intimidation (sabaac cards, dejarik hologame, etc.)

Languages: One language of your choice, perhaps a dialect used by underworld figures or a specialized code language of bounty hunters and spies

Equipment: A disguise kit, a gaming set of your choice, a set of dark clothing suitable for stealth, and a belt pouch containing 15 gc

Feature: Aura of Fear

Your fearsome reputation grants you a distinctive presence in the galaxy's darker corners. When dealing with individuals who are familiar with your notoriety, you can attempt to intimidate or coerce them with even greater effectiveness. Once per long rest, you can utilize your Aura of Fear to gain advantage on an Intimidation or Persuasion check. Additionally, you may use your reputation to gain access to illicit establishments, criminal networks, or shadowy information brokers, using your name as a form of currency to secure entry or information that might otherwise be denied to outsiders.

Gambler

In the bustling cantinas and opulent casinos that dot the galaxy, few individuals are as adept at navigating the unpredictable currents of chance and fortune as the Gambler. Whether hailing from the glitzy casinos of Canto Bight, the high-stakes sabacc tables of Cloud City, or the seedy underworld dens of Nar Shaddaa, your life has been shaped by the thrill of the wager and the spin of the holodice. Your ability to read opponents, calculate odds, and charm your way to victory has made you a master of games of chance, and your reputation as a daring risk-taker and consummate entertainer precedes you wherever you go.

Skill Proficiencies: Deception, Insight

Tool Proficiencies: Playing Card Set, or Sabacc Deck, or Chance Cubes

Equipment: A set of common clothes, a gambling set of your choice (playing cards, sabacc deck, or chance cubes), and a belt pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc).

Hopeless Romantic

In a galaxy filled with epic sagas and star-crossed destinies, you are a dreamer who believes in the enduring power of love and the triumph of the heart. Whether your origins lie in the bustling metropolises of Coruscant, the serene landscapes of Alderaan, or the desolate frontier worlds, your unwavering passion for romance and the pursuit of true love sets you apart. As a Hopeless Romantic, your heart guides your actions, and your empathy and understanding of love's complexities make you an invaluable companion in the tumultuous journeys that unfold across the stars.

Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Persuasion

Tool Proficiencies: Musical Instrument or Calligrapher's Supplies

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've encountered in your quest for love

Equipment: A token of affection from a past lover, a set of common clothes, a small keepsake from a significant romantic encounter, and a belt pouch containing 10 gc.

Law Bringer

As a Law Bringer, you are an enforcer of justice in a galaxy rife with lawlessness and chaos. Whether you are a member of the esteemed Jedi Order, a stalwart officer of the Republic's Judicial Forces, or a dedicated investigator within the clandestine ranks of the Rebellion, you have dedicated your life to upholding the principles of order and righteousness in a turbulent and often treacherous galaxy.

Skill Proficiencies: Investigation, Insight

Tool Proficiencies: Legal Documents, Security Kit

Languages: One language of your choice

Equipment: Legal Documents, Security Kit, a set of common clothes, and a belt pouch containing 15 gc.

Feature: Pursuer of Justice

As a Law Bringer, your reputation as a champion of law and order precedes you. Your unwavering commitment to justice grants you the authority to seek information from local authorities and access to restricted areas where your pursuit of truth and righteousness leads. Whether you are delving into the seedy underbelly of Coruscant, negotiating with local security forces on Nar Shaddaa, or uncovering secrets in the labyrinthine corridors of Imperial bureaucracy, your dedication to the cause of justice grants you credibility and access to resources that are typically off-limits to ordinary citizens. However, your pursuit of justice may also attract the ire of criminal elements or corrupt officials who seek to hinder your efforts, making your path fraught with peril and intrigue.

Lone Survivor

In the vast expanse of the galaxy, you have endured trials and tribulations that few can comprehend. Whether you emerged from the wreckage of a starship, survived the devastation of a planetary cataclysm, or outlasted the horrors of war, you are the lone survivor of a harrowing ordeal that has shaped you in ways few can fathom. Your experiences have honed your instincts and resourcefulness, granting you a unique perspective on survival and resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Perception

Tool Proficiencies: One type of artisan's tools or a musical instrument of your choice, representing a skill or interest developed during your solitary existence

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse encounters and challenges you've faced

Equipment: A set of artisan's tools or a musical instrument, a set of traveler's clothes, a battered survival kit containing basic provisions, and a token of remembrance from your past life, such as a salvaged memento or a piece of wreckage from the event that forged you as a lone survivor.

Musician

In a galaxy teeming with diverse cultures and species, the power of music knows no bounds. Musicians are revered and sought after, their melodies and rhythms capable of stirring the souls of all who listen. Whether performing in the opulent chambers of the Core Worlds or the bustling cantinas of the Outer Rim, your musical prowess has captivated audiences across the stars. As a Musician, you have refined your art to the point where your performances are not just entertainment, but a transcendent experience that resonates with the very Force that binds the galaxy together.

Skill Proficiencies: Performance, Insight

Tool Proficiencies: Musical Instrument of your choice

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've encountered

Equipment: A musical instrument of your choice, a set of common clothes, and a belt pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc)

Noble

Nobles are heirs and scions of influential families, wielding power and privilege that spans star systems. Whether born into the opulence of the Core Worlds or to the proud lineages of the Outer Rim, nobles possess an air of authority and entitlement that can open doors and command respect. As a Noble, you are accustomed to commanding the attention of those around you and utilizing your family's reputation and resources to further your own ambitions.

Skill Proficiencies: Persuasion, History

Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set or musical instrument

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting your family's connections and heritage

Equipment: A set of fine clothes, a signet ring or emblem of your family's house, a bottle of fine wine or spirits, and a purse containing 25 galactic credits (gc).

Feature: Family Connections

As a Noble, your family's status and connections grant you a degree of influence and recognition across the galaxy. Your name carries weight in social circles, and you can expect to receive invitations to high society events, political gatherings, and exclusive business negotiations. Whether you seek an audience with a planetary governor or need to secure passage on a private starship, your family's reputation can smooth the way. However, you must also contend with the expectations and responsibilities that come with your noble heritage. Your actions reflect not only upon yourself but also upon your family, and a tarnished reputation can have far-reaching consequences in the intricate web of galactic politics and social hierarchy.

Oracle

In the vast tapestry of the Force, there are those who possess a deep attunement to its enigmatic currents, capable of peering through the mists of time and space to glean glimpses of the future. Whether through the ancient traditions of the Jedi, the esoteric practices of the Sith, or the uncharted paths of the Nightsisters, you have been marked as an Oracle, blessed or cursed with visions that grant you insight into the threads of destiny that bind the galaxy.

Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Arcana

Tool Proficiencies: A divination tool of your choice (such as tarot cards, a crystal ball, or a holocron)

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures and traditions you have studied

Equipment: A divination tool, a set of traveler's clothes, a small keepsake from a vision, and a pouch containing 10 galactic credits (gc).

Prodigy

In a galaxy teeming with the Force and technological marvels, prodigies emerge, wielding talents that defy conventional wisdom. Regardless of their homeworld or species, prodigies are revered for their innate mastery of a particular discipline. As a Prodigy, you have harnessed your exceptional abilities to the point where admirers seek your wisdom and insight, and patrons are willing to invest in your extraordinary potential.

Skill Proficiencies: Choose two from Arcana, Investigation, Medicine, Nature, Perception, or Technology, reflecting your specialized knowledge.

Tool Proficiencies: One set of artisan's tools or one musical instrument, representing your secondary area of expertise.

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse circles in which you've excelled.

Equipment: A set of specialized tools or a musical instrument, a token of recognition for your achievements, a set of common clothes, and a belt pouch containing 15 gc.

Revolutionist

As a Revolutionist, you are a fervent advocate for change and a tireless crusader against oppression and tyranny. Whether you hail from the core worlds, the outer rim, or the fringes of Wild Space, you have dedicated your life to the pursuit of justice and freedom for all sentient beings in the galaxy. Your actions have marked you as a formidable force against those who would seek to impose their will upon the populace, and your name has become synonymous with the struggle for liberty and equality.

Skill Proficiencies: Persuasion, History

Tool Proficiencies: Forgery Kit, Disguise Kit

Languages: One language of your choice, representing the diverse communities you've assisted in your fight for justice

Equipment: A forged identification, a cloak or robe that conceals your identity, a small token from a significant event in your revolutionary career, and a belt pouch containing 10 gc.

Feature: Champion of the Oppressed

As a Revolutionist, your unwavering dedication to your cause has earned you widespread recognition among the disenfranchised and the downtrodden. Your reputation precedes you, and those who seek to resist oppression look to you as a beacon of hope. Your efforts may have led you to form alliances with other like-minded individuals, whether they be freedom fighters, political dissidents, or even sympathetic members of the galactic nobility. Your connections and the respect you command within the revolutionary community can grant you access to safe houses, underground networks, and hidden enclaves, providing you with shelter and support in your ongoing struggle against tyranny.

Rival

In a galaxy where conflicts are as common as hyperspace routes, your competitive nature and skills have earned you a reputation as a formidable Rival. Whether you hail from the bustling cityscape of Coruscant, the arid deserts of Tatooine, or the frigid ice plains of Hoth, your relentless pursuit of excellence and your unwavering determination have set you apart. As a Rival, you thrive on the thrill of competition and the drive to surpass all who stand in your way, whether in the arena of podracing, the intensity of starship dogfights, or the cutthroat world of galactic politics.

Skill Proficiencies: Athletics, Persuasion

Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set or vehicle (depending on your chosen field of rivalry)

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've encountered in your pursuit of victory

Equipment: A gaming set or a memento from a defeated rival, a set of common clothes, and a belt pouch containing 10 galactic credits (gc)

Simpleton

In a galaxy teeming with beings of myriad species and cultures, not everyone finds themselves embroiled in the grand adventures of Jedi and Sith. Some individuals, like yourself, lead simpler lives, often overlooked but possessing a unique perspective that can't be found anywhere else. As a Simpleton, you navigate the complexities of the galaxy with a straightforward approach, finding contentment in life’s small pleasures and the bonds of community.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Insight

Tool Proficiencies: One type of artisan's tools or musical instrument

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diversity of the galaxy

Equipment: A set of artisan's tools or a musical instrument, a set of common clothes, a pouch containing 10 galactic credits (gc).

Slave

Born into a life of servitude, you were once bound by chains and forced to toil under the oppressive rule of others. Whether you were conscripted into hard labor in the spice mines of Kessel, compelled to serve in the opulent palaces of Tatooine's crime lords, or subjected to the cruel whims of a Hutt slavemaster, your past is marked by the shackles of bondage. However, through resilience, cunning, or sheer force of will, you have broken free from your chains and now seek to forge your own destiny in the galaxy.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Deception

Tool Proficiencies: One type of artisan's tools of your choice, representing a skill learned during your servitude

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse beings you encountered during your time as a slave

Equipment: A set of common clothes, a token of your past enslavement (such as a broken shackle or a scrap of your former master's insignia), and a belt pouch containing 10 galactic credits (gc)

Feature: Resilient Survivor

Having endured the hardships of enslavement, you have developed a keen sense of survival and the ability to adapt to adverse circumstances. Your experiences grant you a unique insight into the plight of the oppressed, allowing you to empathize with those who suffer under tyranny. This empathy may open doors to connections with freedom fighters, sympathetic underworld figures, or even former fellow slaves who now seek to overthrow the yoke of oppression. However, the scars of your past may also attract unwanted attention from those who still hold the chains of power, and you must tread carefully to avoid being ensnared once more.

War Criminal

Amidst the turmoil of galactic conflicts, some individuals find themselves thrust into roles they never sought. Whether by choice or circumstance, you have been involved in acts that have branded you a pariah in the eyes of the law and the moral order of the galaxy. Your actions, whether committed under duress, deception, or conviction, have left an indelible mark on your conscience and the lives of countless others.

Skill Proficiencies: Intimidation, Stealth

Tool Proficiencies: Forgery Kit, one type of gaming set or musical instrument

Languages: One language of your choice, reflecting the diverse cultures you've encountered in the aftermath of conflict

Equipment: A forged identification, a set of common clothes, a token of remembrance from a time before your involvement in war, and a belt pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc)

Well Traveled

In a galaxy rife with adventure and peril, you have roamed far and wide, navigating the hyperlanes and treading the diverse landscapes of countless planets. Whether by starship, speeder, or even on foot, your experiences have imbued you with a deep understanding of the galaxy's myriad cultures, customs, and hidden enclaves. As a Well Traveled individual, your journeys have shaped you into a cosmopolitan soul, equally at home amid the opulence of Coruscant's upper levels as in the dusty cantinas of Tatooine.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Persuasion

Tool Proficiencies: Navigator's Tools, one gaming set of your choice to pass the time during long voyages

Languages: You can speak, read, and write one additional language of your choice, reflecting a culture you encountered during your travels

Equipment: A well-worn star map, a set of travel-worn clothes, a personal memento from a distant world, and a pouch containing 15 galactic credits (gc)

Xenophobic

In a galaxy teeming with diverse species and cultures, your character is defined by a deep-seated distrust or aversion towards non-human or non-native entities. Whether rooted in personal experiences, cultural indoctrination, or a belief in the superiority of one's own species, your character's xenophobic tendencies have shaped their world view and interactions with others. This background can add an interesting dynamic to a Star Wars campaign, especially given the rich tapestry of alien races and interstellar politics within the setting.

Skill Proficiencies: Intimidation, Perception

Tool Proficiencies: None

Languages: Basic (Galactic Common) and one additional language of your choice

Equipment: A symbol of your prejudice (e.g., a pamphlet from a humanocentric organization, a xenophobic manifesto, etc.), a set of common clothes, a small personal item that reinforces your beliefs, and a belt pouch containing 15 credits (gc).

Special Backgrounds

Feature: Balanced Being

Disagreeing with the Jedi’s idea of balance in the Force, and the Sith’s belief of the Force as a tool. Gray Jedi followed their own path and view on the Force. You have a unique insight into both the Light and Dark side of the Force, as well as its history, applications, and techniques in a scholarly manner. You are well versed in the above concepts, and can recall key information related to them. However, if the research was hidden from the public and you have not had experience working with it, you can only partially understand it. You also recognize well-known Jedi Masters and Sith Lords by their works and marks. You are also great at understanding both sides of small and petty arguments without any bias and are able to find mutual ground between them. Some NPCs might find you irritating while others value your advice or opinions.

Jedi Order

Prerequisite: Force sensitive Jedi Class and any Good Alignment

You are a devout follower of the Jedi Order: an ancient, monastic peacekeeping organization united in its observance of the light side of the Force. A noble order of protectors noted for their ability to tap into the power of the Force, the Jedi serve as guardians of peace and justice in the Galactic Republic. You follow the Jedi Code:

“There is no emotion, there is peace. There is no ignorance, there is knowledge. There is no passion, there is serenity. There is no chaos, there is harmony. There is no death, there is the Force.”

Skill Proficiencies: Choose two from Insight, Investigation, History, and Persuasion

Tool Proficiencies: Artificer's tools

Languages: Protobesh

Equipment: A copy of the Jedi code, a set of common clothes including a robe, and a belt pouch containing 15 gc

Mandalorian

You are a child of Mandalore. As a member of the most renowned warrior culture in history, your people are known for being strong and hardy. Mandalorian culture is built around the honor and glory that come from victory in battle. Mandalorians were a clan-based culture composed of members from multiple species and bound by a common creed, language and code. Known primarily as highly-effective mercenaries and bounty hunters, Mandalorians have at various points in galactic history played a major role as legendary warriors and conquerors.

Skill Proficiencies: Choose two from Athletics, Intimidation, Piloting, and Survival

Tool Proficiencies: One set of artisan's implements

Languages: Mando'a

Equipment: A set of traveler's clothes, a trophy from a previous victory, and a pouch containing 20 gc

Sith Order

Prerequisite: Force sensitive Sith Class and any Evil Alignment

You are an acolyte of the Sith Order: an ancient order of Force-wielders devoted to the dark side of the Force. Emerging as a divergent faction to the Jedi Order, the Sith are mortal enemies of the Jedi and fight against them. Driven by emotions such as hate, anger, and greed, the Sith are deceptive and ultimately obsessed with amassing power no matter the cost. You follow the Sith Code:

“Peace is a lie. There is only passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power. Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The Force shall free me.”

Skill Proficiencies: Choose two from Deception, Insight, Intimidation, and History

Tool Proficiencies: Artificer's tools

Languages: ur-Kittât

Equipment: A copy of the Sith code, a set of common clothes including a robe, and a belt pouch containing 15 gc

Chapter 8: Currency

The credit was a form of digital currency with cards in circulation. Although they were about the same size, credits sometimes came in different patterns or designs, most likely depending on how much they were worth. Sometime during the height of the Galactic Republic, credit chips became popular. During the Clone Wars, the credit also came in the form of small metallic ingots. There were also cubes that were presumably similar to chips. Near the end of the Galactic Empire's reign, physical currency increased in popularity as denizens of the galaxy awaited resolution to the Galactic Civil War. Many were wary that credit chips could become worthless following the war.

In some places, such as the first Death Star, credits could be accessed via a debit code. Credits could be transferred or withdrawn from an account card. These were usually used by sabacc or pazaak players. Bounty hunters also received an agreed amount of credits after completing a task or mission.

Translation and worth

Credits as dnd currency will be

Copper Credits (cc)

Silver Credits (sc) 1sc = 10cc

Gold Credits (gc) 1gc = 10 sc\100cc

Platinum Credits (pc) 1pc = 10 gc\100sc\1000cc

We will be using the d&d currency to price the items and equipment below so if your dm wants to use the normal star wars currency up to the to price the items.

If you need help setting a standard for denominations above cc =.1 credit, sc = 1 credit, gc = 10 credits, pc = 100 credits.

Chapter 9: Equipment

Lightsaber wielders

Lightsabers can't deflect\redirect kinetic Ranged weapons. Lightsabers can deflect and redirect all other Ranged damage types except Sonic. Sonic attacks can not be blocked by lightsabers.