Conversions - Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide

[Gry Sarth]

Ok, guys. Here its is:

Knights of the Old Republic - D6 Conversion
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=61K83G80

Send me any corrections and stuff as soon as possible, so I can fix it before it spreads.
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[Falcon79]

[Delkarnu]

Wow, looks amazing.

[YodaWI]

Great job, as always!!
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"May the Force Be With You."

[cheshire]

I'm really happy to see this thing in its completed form. Great job, Gry.
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Before we take any of this too seriously, just remember that in the middle episode a little rubber puppet moves a spaceship with his mind.

[Gry Sarth]

Hey, a round of applause for Cheshire here, he really pulled his weight on this one! Good job, sir. Always a pleasure to do business with you.
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[KierlanVass]

This is awesome. Thank you!

[Falcon79]

[Forceally]

Gry, cheshire, great job!

I got some questions about two of the Force powers.

Fear is a mind-affecting power, and it seems to be built upon waves of darkness. So shouldn't affect mind and waves of darkness be prerequisites as well?

Second, I first thought of the Sith power Force wind as a d6 conversion for the Saga power Force whirlwind. After reading what you have, I now take Force whirlwind as the more benign brother of Force wind. But shouldn't magnify senses and shift sense be prerequisites as well? How does the damage come in? From lifting the target too high in the air, or allowing the target to be flung away by the wind? And would this be what Streen used to knock those baby Leviathans in Jedi Academy: Leviathan?

[cheshire]

I toyed with Affect Mind being a prereq. But given the effects of both of the powers, I decided against it. It doesn't seem as though you would need to create an illusion in someone's mind in order to fill them with fear.

The "mind altering" flavor text doesn't really have a direct bearing of the metaphysics of the power, IMO.

As to where the damage comes from? I have no real idea. I assumed that part of it was picking up other small objects to use as deadly projectiles during the buffeting. Kind of like standing on a beach during gale force winds. (And that really hurts if you haven't been body surfing shortly before a hurricane evacuation is sounded.)

I know little of Streen and the leviathans, so I cannot comment.
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Before we take any of this too seriously, just remember that in the middle episode a little rubber puppet moves a spaceship with his mind.

[THK]

Excellent work!
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[cheshire]

Thanks! We always like to hear that our work is appreciated.
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Before we take any of this too seriously, just remember that in the middle episode a little rubber puppet moves a spaceship with his mind.

[Forceally]

I think you guys made a mistake with the pictures. The kath hound is the wolf-looking one. The horned kath hound has the horns on the side and is larger than the standard kath hound.

Edit: You have the Derriphan battleship as a product of the Star Forge, but the battleship was used in Golden Age of the Sith, Fall of the Sith Empire, and The Sith War - long before the StarForge was discovered by Revan and Malak. As such, I don't think it should be a product of the Star Forge.

[Gry Sarth]

It seems you're right, the Kath Hound and Horned Kath Hound have their images swapped. At least according to Wookieepedia. WOTC, though, thinks otherwise, which is where this mess comes from.
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[Lostboy]

When in doubt alway assume WOTC is wrong