05-17-2008, 02:03 AM
lol.
No, actually, I was typing that one up now. It's really not that complicated, but the whole thing is it requires really dedicated roleplaying. You have to roleplay to get enough XP to buy the Force-Sensitive ability, and then you have to roleplay a personal saga (about the same as, like, a spiritken quest here) in order for your character to be approved to tap into the force that comes with the force sensitive ability. Then, once your character has tapped into it, you can either have them train on their own or go to Jedi/Sith Academies and train. Again, requiring extensive, quality roleplaying. The advantage to training on your own is that you get to adapt the Force techniques to your liking, basically making 'custom moves' and the advantage to the academy is that while you must learn a specific set of moves without adapting them, it is a quicker method, and will also allow you to use the lightsaber weapon. Force Adepts (as they will be called if they do not attend the Academy) will not have access to lightsabers. Lightsabers will be powerful weapons that give a slight advantage statisically in a battle, meaning if a staffer can't judge it on roleplaying alone they weigh in those extra factors.
No, actually, I was typing that one up now. It's really not that complicated, but the whole thing is it requires really dedicated roleplaying. You have to roleplay to get enough XP to buy the Force-Sensitive ability, and then you have to roleplay a personal saga (about the same as, like, a spiritken quest here) in order for your character to be approved to tap into the force that comes with the force sensitive ability. Then, once your character has tapped into it, you can either have them train on their own or go to Jedi/Sith Academies and train. Again, requiring extensive, quality roleplaying. The advantage to training on your own is that you get to adapt the Force techniques to your liking, basically making 'custom moves' and the advantage to the academy is that while you must learn a specific set of moves without adapting them, it is a quicker method, and will also allow you to use the lightsaber weapon. Force Adepts (as they will be called if they do not attend the Academy) will not have access to lightsabers. Lightsabers will be powerful weapons that give a slight advantage statisically in a battle, meaning if a staffer can't judge it on roleplaying alone they weigh in those extra factors.
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When you're dancing her dance, you don't stand a chance
Her grip of romance makes you fall!
So you think, might as well dance a tango to Hell
At least I'll have tango'd at all!