Star Wars: Path to Dusk

How to prepare

Players will need: -A Roll20 account -Discord account & program -Regular access to internet connected computer or device that can operate the prior 2 programs -A decent microphone -Ability to potentially edit fillable PDFs

What I provide

-Free 3-part introductory & onboarding system: 1) A 1on1 Interview/Session 0, to get a read on a player, learn a bit about them and if all goes well, an invitation to the game. 2) A group Session 0.5 where we can all meet on the planned game day(set to take place weekly), get a feel for each other and go through character creation and parts of world development will occur. During this time is where more interconnected aspects of how characters are connected to the world, and possibly each other will be discussed and everyone will be able to bounce ideas off each other and the GM 3) Session 1, the first game! This step ensures we all feel good about gaming together before a transaction occurs should players continue on and past Session 2 -Passion of source material: As many, Star Wars has been a major inspiration for my storytelling. I have a love for even some of the more decisive installments and have wanted to share my own spin on this long line of tales for some time now, and am excited to hopefully see what players will do with it! -Felxibility of Source: Group will decide to base the game in EU with Canon filler as needed, or Canon based with EU filler -Tone Setting: I use Roll20 as my vtt of choice. The vtt will hold a variety of assets to help me run the game, such as mood setting background music, visual aids and images to help set the scene and assist players imagine the location their characters inhabit. Occasionally discord bots help with additional music and sfx -Battle Maps: Making combat easy to manage. All of the above sourced or created without the use of A.I. to my best knowledge -Adventure logs: Along with Roll20, a Discord server is set up to help host certain aids and materials for a game (Roll20 storage ain't infinite :/ ). Spaces to log the events of a game in chronological order, NPCs that have been encountered, maps and navigation help within the wider setting -Communal Space: Discords for my games also have player chat spaces, for sharing character references, chat or ask questions, and even game time chats so players can share OOC goofs and gaffs without disrupting the game! -Theater Kid: A wide ranging library of voices and accents that I use to do my best to bring my worlds to life. Characters are diverse in every sense -Consistency: I endeavor to have my worlds follow a through line of setting defined logic that makes it feel like an organism and character of its own, that will ebb and flow and be changed and influenced in conjunction with players actions -Make Believe: I value the improvisational aspect of these games and bring my experience from both improv performances and other games I have GMed, using these skills weave an interconnected tale, pulling from my own designs and PC backstories to make a shared world we can all have pride in

Gameplay details

Details of Safety Tools and whatever boundaries individual players will officially be gone over during onboarding, Sessions 0 & 0.5, and players are encouraged to bring up discomforts at any point during out of game time. VTT integrated safety deck also allows for assistance in anonymously bringing attention to sensitive subjects during game time and potentially pausing the game if needed.

Content warnings

Safety tools used

How will character creation work

Official character creation will take place during a Session 0.5, where all participating players will be on a call and craft characters using the Star Wars Saga Edition Ruleset. Homebrew/third-party classes & races will not be allowed without explicit GM approval. Showing up to this session with a concept and having a rough mental outline of a character beforehand will be helpful and speed up the process.

Combat / Tactics

Medium

Roleplay

High

Puzzles

Low

Experience level

Beginner