The Clone Wars Campaign Guide

Star Wars Roleplaying Game (D20)

by T. Rob Brown, Rodney Thompson, J.D. Wiker

Bring your Star Wars Roleplaying Game campaign into the epic battles of the Clone Wars.

This book includes new information for heroes on both sides of the war, including new talents, feats, prestige classes, and equipment designed to tailor characters to the unique feel of the Clone Wars conflict. More than just information for players, The Clone Wars Campaign Guide provides Gamemasters with descriptions and statistics for starships, vehicles, allies, opponents, and planets and features in-depth information on material drawn from Lucasfilm's new CG animated series, The Clone Wars.

Genres: Star Wars, Role Playing Games, Gaming, Reference, Science Fiction

224 pages, Hardcover

First published January 20, 2009

Reviews

[Roberta · Rating 3 out of 5]

Okay if you keep in mind that the book had some serious editing issues, I'd have given it a four on content. It was a fairly comprehensive supplement on the Clone Wars. All the major factions are covered--the Jedi, the Sith, the Confederacy, the Republic, and the Unaligned. Included in the book are new talents and feats, new prestige classes, vehicles and starships for each faction, new alien races, new worlds and updates on the worlds listed in the main book. Also, military structure and rank of the various groups.

Not included was a chronology of the battles that occurred, nor was the whole Jedi council or all major Jedi listed. I know some are listed in other supplements. Some of the major players in the Senate are missing, but I know are listed in the Force Unleashed which is set pre-Rebellion during the Rise of Empire timeframe.

There are some great ideas in the book which gave me quite a lot of ideas for the Clone Wars campaign I'm running, but there were countless editing errors, and I wasn't looking hard for them either.

Overall, a good supplement that could have been better if they'd run it through one more edit and added another thirty or forty pages of character stats, and a chronology of events that occurred up to that time of the printing.

If you like Star Wars or want to run a game during that time or just like the game, go ahead and get the supplement.

[Garrett Henke · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s close to 4-stars, but with its significant organizational problems (rules, antagonists, equipment, and ships all over the Book) mediocre art and semi-bland writing, it doesn’t quite get up there. This book is absolutely packed with excellent content though if the Saga Edition is your Star Wars RPG of choice.

[Ilib4kids · Rating 3 out of 5]

(SW roleplaying game)Y793.93 THO

[Bradley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Going through the source books for Saga edition of Star Wars roleplaying. Good addendum for war roleplaying, as opposed to the more pedestrian campaigning.