Galaxy Chronicles! Rise of the Empire || A Star Wars 5e Campaign
In a galaxy far far away, a group of possible insurgents rise to leave their mark in the universe.
$20.00
/ Session
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Weekly / Friday - 12:30 AM UTC
Session Duration / 2–4 hours
2 / 5 Seats Filled
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About the adventure
In a galaxy far far away, a group of possible insurgents rise to leave their mark in the universe. A mad Geonosian scientist, an ancient Sith acolyte, and a stern Mandalorian maneuvers the dangers of space to create something more sinister than what the Republic and the Separatists can muster. This is a story unfolding the birth of a new era spearheaded by this ragtag of crazy minds. Neither Jedi nor Sith will foresee their arrival. Beware! This is a campaign set in the Star Wars Universe during the Clone Wars. The Galactic Republic, led by Chancellor Palpatine, is at the midst of war with the Separatists, led by Count Dooku. However, the party sides with neither as they work towards their own selfish goals playing sides to whichever is more convenient. Although none are explicitly evil, none are also good. The game is based on D&D 5e, but we'll be using an entirely separate compendium via this website: https://sw5e.com Most Star Wars races/species are available for creation, along with many very thematic Classes, Feats, Items, and more. Give the Player's Handbook a read, and lemme know if you have any questions!
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Meet the Game Master
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1 year on StartPlaying
336 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Storytelling, Sets the Mood
Average response time: 16 hours
Response rate: 100%
About me
Heya, I'm Zed! Someone with a definitely real, not edited, fancy moustache ready to Dungeon some Dragons! I've started DM-ing since I was kid, and had been DM-ing since. Our game system? A crude homemade TTRPG cuz none of us knew about and had access to the big official ones. It was fun brewing worlds then, so much so that I've honed that habit today. For me, nothing beats a fun light-hearted roleplay with a dash of interesting gritty combat unfolding in a creative play of rules. My experience of hosting one-shots gave me insight on how to keep combat interesting and blood-pumping, not just a slugfest. Years of DM-ing as a kid and for kids had also shown me how to encourage roleplaying more on the table. Be it just flavoring actions, or maybe giving your character a voice, it's all gonna be fun. At the heart of it all, of course, is creativity. Anything your imagination can think of can be done. And it's always great to see everything unfold from one's mind unto the table. 🌟FINAL WORDS Uhh, yea... That's me for starters, more on how I DM below. Of course just send me a message if you ever wanna discuss anything. Hope to play with you and make memorable moments together!
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Creating your character
Now at Level 5, to make a character, visit the website below and use the Character Creator Tool. It'll be as easy as filling out a form. However, some things may still be confusing, so feel free to message me for any questions! https://sw5e.com
What to expect
Preparing for the session
Ensure that you've familiarized yourself with the original 5e rules as those will be the basis for most of the game. I also recommend reading or skimming through the various handouts in the website for some possibly obscure rules. Do not worry, we'll go through them as we encounter them in-game. https://sw5e.com
What Zed Jaime brings to the table
I will try my outmost best to give life to NPC's; send out interesting encounters and events; and a holistic experience at my table.
Equipment needed to play
Computer
Headphones
Internet
Microphone
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Safety
How Zed Jaime creates a safe table
Set in a homebrew lore, be open to play any character and re-discover encounters and moments in an alternate-universeque way.
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