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The cargo hold of the Sleight of Hand looked more like the mustering area of a troop transport than a light freighter or smuggling vessel. We shall observe a case study where, in the face of a shortage of manpower, a lack of proper logistical supply chain, and locals of questionable loyalty, loyal servants of the Empire managed to persevere against the dastardly Rebels!Ĭontinue reading Meet the Party: Imperial Garrison → Age of Rebellion Characters Fantasy Flight Games FFG Force and Destiny Gaming Meet the Party RPG Star Wars Tabletop Meet the Party strives to create ready-to-play characters for a variety of systems and settings, both for your use and to inspire you in making characters of your own.Today we are going to give some examples of some of fine servants of the Empire! You would do well to live by their example, despite any possible. A Corellian Hotshot who has a gift behind the sticks of her craft, and an attitude and a mouth to match.
A quartermaster who looks to make his fortune at the same time as keep his new home out of the dark ages. A Bothan engineer working part time through his “retirement” and who hides a dark secret. A COMPNOR officer with a (literal) sixth sense for troublemakers. An ambassador who believes in fostering relations with the natives (in order to make them dependent upon her).
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