Star Wars Computer Use

[Zekarra]

Looking for ways to increase this skill. Skill Emphasis adds a +3 but only once. Are there any feats like Gearhead and Spacer that add to Computer Use? If so what Book/Books ?

[KillianHawkeye]

It might help if you told us which Star Wars game you were playing.

[SunderedWorldDM]

It might help if you told us which Star Wars game you were playing.

Looks like SWSE. Not too familiar with the game, so I can't help you, but maybe someone else can...

[Zekarra]

Star Wars Revised Core Rulebook is the primary book. Sorry I didn’t realize they had others. What are the names of these other versions and their correlation to this one? Just curious. Also our time frame is between episodes 3-4 about 15 years before the destruction of Alderran. Luke and Leia were separated already and Vader was just starting his hunt for all Jedi.

[hymer]

Looking for ways to increase this skill. Skill Emphasis adds a +3 but only once. Are there any feats like Gearhead and Spacer that add to Computer Use? If so what Book/Books ?

There are the Team feats in Galaxy at War. IIRC they cover most skills, and each give a bonus to their respective skill.

[Pleh]

Star Wars Revised Core Rulebook is the primary book.

There are the Team feats in Galaxy at War. IIRC they cover most skills, and each give a bonus to their respective skill.

Did Revised Core have a Galaxy At War title? I know that's a SWSE title, but maybe Star Wars rulesets use the same name.

[Jeraa]

Star Wars Revised Core Rulebook is the primary book. Sorry I didn’t realize they had others. What are the names of these other versions and their correlation to this one? Just curious. Also our time frame is between episodes 3-4 about 15 years before the destruction of Alderran. Luke and Leia were separated already and Vader was just starting his hunt for all Jedi.

The fact it is called the Revised rulebook should at least of hinted at a previous unrevised edition. WotC put out 3 Star Wards d20 RPGs. The first came out in 2000 and was based on 3.0 D&D rules. Then in 2002 they updated it to the 3.5 D&D rules, making the Revised edition (the one you have). Later in 2007 they made the Saga edition, which has a lot of differences from the earlier two. It contains some ideas that later appeared in 4th edition D&D.

[Drascin]

The fact it is called the Revised rulebook should at least of hinted at a previous unrevised edition. WotC put out 3 Star Wards d20 RPGs. The first came out in 2000 and was based on 3.0 D&D rules. Then in 2002 they updated it to the 3.5 D&D rules, making the Revised edition (the one you have). Later in 2007 they made the Saga edition, which has a lot of differences from the earlier two. It contains some ideas that later appeared in 4th edition D&D.

And then there's the fact that in addition to Wizards' d20 versions, you also have West End's Star Wars d6, and FFG's Star Wars Edge of the Empire/Age of Rebellion, which are the newest Star Wars RPGs and probably what most people are going to assume you're talking about if you just say "Star Wars RPG"!

[LibraryOgre]

And then there's the fact that in addition to Wizards' d20 versions, you also have West End's Star Wars d6, and FFG's Star Wars Edge of the Empire/Age of Rebellion, which are the newest Star Wars RPGs and probably what most people are going to assume you're talking about if you just say "Star Wars RPG"!

TBH, I tend to assume most SW games are d6, since it's what I know best.

[Vertharrad]

RCR, how quaint. It's been years since I've touched it. I don't remember but I do believe there was a feat that added +2 to computer use and another skill. AFB so I'll have to look it up and advise later.