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Does anyone play a tabletop version of star wars? If so, do you have rules you could share/a link or topic with rules and ideas?
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There is a fan-created merger of SWM and the RPG floating around out there called Star Wars Miniatures: Campaign Edition (SWM:CE), but unfortunately, a link to the pdf escapes me at the moment.
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If you google swm campaign edition it will come up, it's on some Atlanta games or some such jazz. Great design and tons of fun
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The Community > Links section right here on Bloomilk is your friend. SWMCE: http://bswmce1.runboard.com/
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There have been a number of star wars pen and paper RPG's. West end games had an rpg that's core mechanic was based on 6-sided die. Wizards of the coast had a few different editions based on the d20, and ending on Saga Edition (Which i only have good things to say about). Fantasy Flight ended up picking up the licenses after wizards dropped it. They are still actively releasing products for it. I hear good things, but I have not played it yet.
All the material is copyrighted, but if you search for saga edition pdf in google...
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I'm sorry, I wasnt clear. I meant a gameplay like warhammer fantasy or warhammer 40k or warmachine. one where it is played with 3D cover pieces and movement in inches. Thanks for the responses
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Well, given that SWM uses 1" squares, all it would take is adding a center dot to the miniatures from which to measure.
Then you'd have to define what the colors on the maps equate to on your 3D game board. For example, yellow stairs = double move but no cover.
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