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The Force in WEG is not just a powers system. It is a character system.
How to build a hero who can survive the campaign, support the party, and still have room to grow
Most Star Wars roleplaying campaigns center around the Rebel Alliance, smugglers, or freewheeling scoundrels opposing the Empire. But turning the table—putting your players in Imperial boots—can create one of the most unique and compelling Star Wars D6 experiences.
Welcome to the galaxy of blasters, lightsabers, and destiny. Whether you’re a grizzled gamemaster or a new recruit to the Rebel Alliance, understanding the core mechanics of the Star Wars D6 System (2nd Edition Revised and Expanded) is the first step toward running fast, cinematic adventures in the Star Wars universe.
Even this streamlined ruleset can suffer from slowdowns in combat, especially with larger groups or more complex encounters. Fortunately, a few practical methods—both mechanical and procedural—can help keep the action flowing as quickly as a speeder bike chase on Endor.
Whether you’re using the classic 2nd Edition or the Revised & Expanded rulebook, running a campaign is about more than dice rolls and stats—it’s about telling your own Star Wars story.
Long before the age of sprawling digital RPGs and streaming actual play campaigns, there was West End Games’ Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game. First released in 1987, this innovative system didn’t just let players explore the galaxy far, far away—it defined how generations of fans understood the Star Wars universe beyond the screen.