Very surprised you where so negative on the Clone wars books, especially considering the compilation books score so well, and these act as compilation books for the Clone wars era. the Mass combat/squad rules have seen tons of use at my table, even outside the clone wars. The Jedi trees are super useful for an old republic game too, and are very fun trees. Not quite how I would rank the sourcebooks (though I broadly agree on the order other than Knights of Fate and the clone wars books being so low, and Dangerous Covenants being so high) but I think alot of that variation is just in how different people run their tables (half my oneshots use the mass combat rules in some form lol, and my last campaign was 30% vehicle combat). Would definitely be curious to hear more thoughts from you for how useful you consider the supplements overall compared to other Rpg supplements you have. I really like where these books sit in terms of usefulness broadly (though it would be nice if they where all as packed as Special modifications or Fly Casual), but Ive seen varying opinions on that. Towards the end you mentioned about reprints, and as far as Ive seen in interviews with Edge it sounds like their should be another round of reprints on the most popular sourcebooks, so hopefully you'll get another wave of views when/if that happens! Hope to see you rank the Sector Guides, I've been surprisingly impressed by lords of Nal Hutta and Strongholds of Resistance, and abit dissapointed with Nexus of Power, so I'm curious to hear another take on them.
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Hard to argue with any of the placements. Nice video, my dude!
Keep up the groovy work! Happy New Year! :D
Thanks for the support!
Happy New Year! This was an awesome video. Can't wait for your adventure module reviews.
Thanks!
Great summary!
Thanks!
Very surprised you where so negative on the Clone wars books, especially considering the compilation books score so well, and these act as compilation books for the Clone wars era. the Mass combat/squad rules have seen tons of use at my table, even outside the clone wars. The Jedi trees are super useful for an old republic game too, and are very fun trees.
Not quite how I would rank the sourcebooks (though I broadly agree on the order other than Knights of Fate and the clone wars books being so low, and Dangerous Covenants being so high) but I think alot of that variation is just in how different people run their tables (half my oneshots use the mass combat rules in some form lol, and my last campaign was 30% vehicle combat). Would definitely be curious to hear more thoughts from you for how useful you consider the supplements overall compared to other Rpg supplements you have. I really like where these books sit in terms of usefulness broadly (though it would be nice if they where all as packed as Special modifications or Fly Casual), but Ive seen varying opinions on that.
Towards the end you mentioned about reprints, and as far as Ive seen in interviews with Edge it sounds like their should be another round of reprints on the most popular sourcebooks, so hopefully you'll get another wave of views when/if that happens! Hope to see you rank the Sector Guides, I've been surprisingly impressed by lords of Nal Hutta and Strongholds of Resistance, and abit dissapointed with Nexus of Power, so I'm curious to hear another take on them.