My group finished up our 3.5 year Edge of the Empire campaign. This was a final icon I made for the campaign's main villain. Her name was Adhira. The players ended up subduing and capturing her. It wasn't an ending I expected, but one of the most fun parts of this game has been writing around characters' actions!

The epilogues implied she ended up in therapy.

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There's a schematic for everything in the SWEU (Ewok Village Main Level map from Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi, West End Games, 1990 & 1995)

Had a lot of fun getting to work on some more Star Wars commissions! Thank you @clarissamansplainsitall ! 

Consider tho, a s*utty (affectionate) rodian.

Did some studies with Rynn and this one came out hella.

Its my opinion that people need to learn more ttrpgs instead of frankensteining DnD to be another game that other talented writers already made.

Its also my opinion that if someone does do that, its kinda elitist to be all up in their faces about it and invalidate their game.

Its confusing.

some recent doodles of my padawan, Hisa Rook

Commission via discord of a lovely bothan boy I've drawn once before, now with an updated outfit and bothan sky dragon companion which was an absolute delight to design! Loved everything about putting this piece together.

Illustration by Gonzalo “Gon” Flores. “Star Wars Roleplaying Game Saga Edition: Jedi Academy Training Manual.” May, 2009.

In 2009, Wizards of the Coast released the “Jedi Academy Training Manual,” a Saga Edition sourcebook exploring the Jedi from all eras of the Star Wars saga. Cover art by Gonzalo Flores prominently featured Mara Jade and Luke Skywalker, along with other Force users from Star Wars Legends.

Oh look, more character designs. I had a lot of fun with these two, since I'm a huge ass nerd. And I legit crackheaded these two in like a week. And I love them, so much.

I made them for my own dnd campaign, which takes place during the clone wars, and for the fun of it so I can throw them at my players. It was also to push myself to discover my style and to get better at drawing full bodies.

The individual versions are below the cut.

As with the other post, please do not take them for your own use. If you would like something similar, I will be opening commissions in the near future. As well as doing possible character adoptions. Also, all character designs are over the age of 18.

Also, Chun is pronounced like Shun.

Eventually I'll get around to drawing their Clone battalion. But gotta get through a commission first.

Download the map here: patreon.com/markdrummondj

Since the breach there has been little plant life down on the plains, but some green treasures have been saved and cultivated through these dark times. Far above the clouds, floating circles of green act as sanctuary to a few scant trees. Reachable only through the royal warrens, they are well protected. It is a great honour to be invited to sit beneath the shade of these fine sentinels, and perhaps inherit some of their knack for survival. It is said that touching a leaf of one of these trees will bring great luck for many years. Perhaps you can catch one on the wind, as they scatter across the land in the cold winds.

We’re going to a party soon in our Star Wars RPG game and I am v excite 👉👈 Koyi is about to be soooooo normal :3 (Totally not terrified)

Pls reblog 👉👈

A heavy recovery vehicle attached to Hell’s Hammers, an elite armor unit of the Empire  (Joe Johnston concept art for what became the AT-AT in The Empire Strikes Back, from the Imperial Sourcebook for Star Wars the Roleplaying Game by Greg Gordon, West End Games, 1989)  WEG’s writers used previously unseen art from the files of Lucasfilm, Ltd, as the basis of many new additions to the Star Wars expanded universe.  Hell’s Hammers are mentioned again in Imperial Entanglements (1996) in a scenario for Star Wars Miniatures Battles featuring a recovery crew on foot attempting to retrieve an immobilized repulsortank.

A Star Wars DND birthday request that went meme.

i saw you mention you're running a sw5e campaign

Yes!

For those who don't know, Star Wars 5e is a fan-made version of Dungeons and Dragons with a Star Wars skin essentially. It's super detailed, tons of abilities and classes and species to play as.

The campaign I'm doing is set a few years before the events of SWTOR. Darth Jadus is searching for the mask of Darth Nihilus and my band of renegades is trying to find it first. It's sort of a National Treasure vibe. Revan and Meetra Surik hid the mask 300 years ago and left a series of clues to keep it from falling into the wrong hands. Now they're hopping from planet to planet, getting into high jinks, fighting Jadus' agents. Little do they know, Jadus has learned of Vitiate's plan to consume all life in the universe and he believes that the mask is the only way to kill the Emperor. So they may end up allying with Jadus, we'll see.

The holoprojector flickered to life, the image of the insidious dark lord glaring at her. "Is this an inconvenient time?" "Not at all. What are your orders, Sir?" A lie. Of course this was highly inconvenient, but Sae knew better than to send him to voicemail. And surely a naked woman was not all that unfamiliar to the man. ~~~

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