Hello, what have we here?

[Induss]

Hello there!

So let me ask you a question. What's a kid who's love for Star Wars is currently being grown exponentially due to the hype surrounding TFA to do when he can never really get a group together for the tabletop RPG? Well my answer at least was to sign up here. I've alwaays found the free form role playing inherent to tabletops and forum RPs incredible so this kind of site seemed like a perfect idea!

I've got another question. For realsies this time. I want to create a Jedi character and have the personality, appearance, and a bit of the bio going but I was wondering if I should make them a Padawan. Would that hamper the RP experience? I'm not fully fluent in this style of RP yet and think having a master would be useful. Any thoughts?

Overall I'm just very excited to begin RPing with all of you!

TLDR: Sup.

-Induss

[Neology]

Welcome to SWU!

Generally, we recommend new Jedi players start out as a Knight, just so they can enjoy a bit of operational freedom. (Padawans don't usually get out much without their masters.) Alternatively, you could NPC your master. (The reality is most of our regulars already have padawans/apprentices. :x) If you'd like to practice forum roleplaying a bit, you can always check out our RP mentoring subforum.

swrponline2.proboards.com/board/202/roleplay-mentoring

Feel free to contact me if you have any more questions. :3

[Ash]

Hello, I'm Ash, (Name subject to change on very regular basis)

Neo speaks truth about the Jedi thing. Its better to start off outside of a Padawan/apprentice rank, for at least the first character, and get the hang of things, make some friends, and then work on a padawan/apprentice along with a character to use as a master. Makes thinks better i think.

And you never see Neo around in the c-box (she's usually stalking though) feel free to ask me, or any of the confetti people around. Everyone here is willing to help with members new and old.

[Dutch]

[Mara]

Welcome aboard!