FOREWARD...
Welcome to the fourth, and likely the final iteration of the
D6 system Star Wars Roleplaying Game. For many decades this
game has brought players and gamemasters many adventures
and stories. The D6 system has a unique way of bringing the cin­
ematic nature of the Star Wars movies to life in a roleplaying
environment.
The Second Edition was the second roleplaying game I ever
owned, and the first I ever ventured to gamemaster. It was truly
a small step into a larger world. The D6 system is so very simple
and easy to learn, almost anyone can step up to run or play the
game. However, one must not consider the system to be “basic”
or a beginner game. It is so elegantly intertwined with expan­
siveness, that the game remains fresh and relevant for decades
after one rolls his first D6.
In short, that is why the team behind this fan project sacri­
ficed thousands of hours of time to bring this “legacy game”
back from oblivion. It is a game that is fantastically fun to play,
even without the amazing Star Wars setting. It is a game that so
many people cite as one of their favorites. But, before this book,
the game was a relic, and often considered archaic in light of
several other publishers attempting to mirror the brilliance of
the D6 system.
So what did we want to do about it? Well, the small group of
designers, amateurs, writers, and gamers that eventually became
the “REUP Team” (REUP meaning Revised, Expanded, and UPdat­
ed, the title of this edition) had a wish to bring the most cele­
brated version of the game (the Second Edition, Revised and
Expanded) back into a digital format for easier distribution
among those in their gaming groups. Since the material was
going to be digitized anyway, it was a great opportunity to
import many of the great expansion rules, gamemaster advice,
and material from the prequel movies into the game.
So what you are holding in your hands, or reading on your
tablet, is the result of that project. A project that spanned over
two years, and several talented individuals. A labor of love that
we now present to you, the prospective player, gamemaster, or
simply an intrigued Star Wars aficionado.
We also want to make it clear, that we harbor no ill will
toward other versions of Star Wars roleplaying games. Quite the
opposite, we celebrate the fact that there is so much interest in
gaming. We also have no desire to offend any license holder or
copyright holder. We are merely keeping our favorite licensed
Star Wars product alive forever, if possible.
So did we change anything? Well honestly not much. The
game — at its core — is Second Edition, Revised and Expanded.
The Updated bit refers to the various “expansion rules” from
West End Game sourcebooks and supplements, and the new sta­
tistics for various prequel vehicles, aliens, starships etc...
You will not find every stat block in this book. We hope to
write more books, revising fan statistics from many various Star
Wars sources, both Canon and Legends. Time will only tell if we
will be able to meet these lofty goals, but keep looking to the
Rim, and one day you may see them.
So as you begin your journey into the Star Wars universe, we
wish you the best. We sincerely hope our fan project meets your
expectations. There is a lot of “fluff” in this book about how to
run a game. We included this information, not just to make a
big thick book, but rather to give all of the tools necessairy to
the beginner, and expert, to run a successful Star Wars game. It
is you, the gamemaster and player, who will keep this game
alive.
Above all, keep fun at the center of your game... and the
Force will be with you... always!
— The REUP Team
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PLAYER SECTION
Chapter 1: Introduction....................................5
Escape Pod Down........................................8
Player Handout..........................................14
Chapter 2: Characters....................................18
Chapter 3: Attributes & Skills........................32

GAMEMASTER SECTION
Chapter 4: How to Gamemaster....................67
Chapter 5: The Rules......................................72
Chapter 6: Combat & Injuries.........................88
Chapter 7: Movement & Chases..................106
Chapter 8: Space Travel & Combat..............119
Chapter 9: Running Battles.........................140
Chapter 10: The Force..................................146

ADVENTURE SECTION
Chapter 11: Running Adventures................180
Chapter 12: Designing Adventures..............196
Chapter 13: The Pirates of Prexiar..............231

UNIVERSE SECTION
Chapter 14: The Galaxy................................243
Chapter 15: Gamemaster Characters..........263
Chapter 16: Aliens........................................277
Chapter 17: Creatures..................................318
Chapter 18: Equipment & Weapons............333
Chapter 19: Droids.......................................367
Chapter 20: Vehicles....................................401
Chapter 21: Starships..................................415
Chapter 22: Planets.....................................453

Templates.....................................................475
Character Sheet...........................................501
Index.............................................................503
 CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
1 “So you want to play Star Wars?
“Then pull up a chair and listen good. The name’s
Shae, and I’m a bounty hunter. That means I’ll take
most any job, if the risks are worth the money. Some­
body slipped me enough credits to be your guide to
the galaxy and the game... but not to hold your hand,
get me? I’m only gonna tell you once so pay attention.
“You’ve seen the Star Wars movies. You’ve read the
novels and the comics. You’ve played the video games.
In the roleplaying game, you’ll get a chance to explore
the galaxy I call home, to go anywhere, do any­
thing... as long as the bad guys don’t catch you,
that is.
“Before you can adventure in the galaxy, you
better know something about it. First off, it’s
big — the galaxy includes billions of worlds.
Me, I’ve never seen a billion of anything, and
you probably haven’t either. So you’ll just
have to take my word that you’ve got a
vast galaxy out there, waiting for you.
“Who are the bad guys? The rulers — the
Empire, the Separatists — the guys with all the
power, and they’ll be glad to use it on anyone
who gets in their way. Some planet’s govern­
ment gets out of line, an Imperial or Separatist
fleet will show up and blast’em until they’re...
more agreeable. The bad guys call it “pacifica­
tion”... but I’ve heard nastier words for it. Could
be some places — like Alderaan — just gotta
learn things the hard way.
“The Empire’s troops are thugs with blasters.
The Separatists’ are mindless droids. You want to
learn to say, “Yes, sir,” “No, sir” and “Whatever you
say, sir!” Mouth off and you’ll wind up in the spice
mines of Kessel.

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