Conversion - Unknown Regions

[cheshire]

I hope you mean conversion-wise. I'm not wrestling a bear for you Gry, no matter how much I respect you.
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Before we take any of this too seriously, just remember that in the middle episode a little rubber puppet moves a spaceship with his mind.

[cheshire]

[Gry Sarth]

That was a Rebellion conversion from the Gamer magazine.
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"He's Gry Sarth, of course he has the stats for them."

[cheshire]

Ah, that makes sense now.
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Before we take any of this too seriously, just remember that in the middle episode a little rubber puppet moves a spaceship with his mind.

[hisham]

Therefore a fan conversion from an official writer when he was just a fan.
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The Enteague Sector | Cracken's Collection of Crackpots
In D6, of course.

[Forceally]

Hey guys. Sorry I haven't been around. My computer had registry corruption, and it needed to be serviced. I rented a laptop, but it didn't have my files or my passwords, so I could't try the creatures. Now that I have it back, I'll give them a try. While I was away, though, I did come up with the following stats for the Qom Jha and Qom Qae, the mynock-like aliens Luke and Mara encountered in the Hand of Thrawn duology. Though they appear the same, the subtle differences between them dictate different special abilities for each species.


Qom Qae/Qom Jha
Dexterity 3D/5D
Knowledge 2D/4D
Mechanical 0D
Perception 2D/4D
Strength 1D/2D
Technical 1D/2D
Special Abilities:
Force-sensitivity: All Qom Qae and Qom Jha have marginal Force-sensitivity, which is an integral part of their language. It may be possible for Qom Qae and Qom Jha to learn Force powers, but none have demonstrated any Force powers to date, nor have any had the opportunity to learn them.
Language: The language of the Qom Qae and Qom Jha has a Force undertone component to it. To most people, the language sounds like nothing but chirps. However, those who are Force-sensitive can detect the telepathic undertone contained within it, but not understand it. Those who have been trained in the Force can understand the telepathic component, allowing them to understand the Qom Qae and Qom Jha. One who is Force-sensitive and trained in the ways of the Force can make a Difficult Sense roll to use receptive telepathy and/or translation to understand the language. However, if one knows Theran Force-listening, however, only a Moderate roll is required to understand.
Skin-color: Because the Qom Jha have darker skin-color, they receive a +1D bonus to all hide and sneak rolls when in a low-light or dark environment.
Vision: Having lived in caves throughout their lives, Qom Jha can see twice as far as a human in dim light. However, since the Qom Qae live on the cliffs, they do not have this ability. They do have normal vision in bright light. Qom Jha, on the other hand, cannot stand bright light and therefore suffer appropriate penalties when exposed to it.
Story Factors:
Age differences: The adults of the Qom Qae and Qom Jha are territorial. The children, on the other hand, were free to travel between borders. This allows them to serve as information gatherers and ambassadors for other nestings, even nestings of the other species. It is generally easier to deal and negotiate with the children than with the adults.
Bargainers: A key cornerstone of Qom Qae and Qom Jha society is the Bargainer. The eldest member of the nest usually has this title. When requesting anything from either of these species, one must bargain for their services, assistance, etc.
Species identification: Qom Qae are the smaller of the two species, while Qom Jha are larger and have darker skin tone than the Qom Qae. Also, the way they perch serve as indicators. Qom Qae perch upright, while Qom Jha perch upside-down.
Species rivalry: Because of the biological and cultural differences between the Qom Qae and Qom Jha, the two species are generally unfriendly towards each other. This is more prevalent amongst the adults than the children, as friendships between Qom Qae and Qom Jha have been known to exist.
Tribal: Qom Qae and Qom Jha live in groups called “nestings”. Though they know that there is life in the galaxy, they lack the means to travel there. They are considered to be at the Stone level of technology, and are forbidden from learning any skills associated with high-technology. The only Technical skills they can learn are first aid and (A) medicine.
Size: .6 – 1m
Move: 2/4 (climbing), 10/12 (flying)

[cheshire]

[cheshire]

[Gry Sarth]

Forceally, could you please tell me where in the book you found all that info on the different Killik variations and on the Eickarie?
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"He's Gry Sarth, of course he has the stats for them."

[cheshire]

[Gry Sarth]

What a lazy friend, tsc tsc....

Have a good vacation, Chesh! Enjoy it!
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"He's Gry Sarth, of course he has the stats for them."

[Falcon79]

FINALLY got my puter where it won't time out posting to the pit.


I can try giving a shot at converting the Toff and the Vaagari starships for you folks... 8)
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Not the droid you're looking for.......

[Gry Sarth]

Actually, I'm already done with those, thanks. If you could help out with the creatures, though... There's are plenty scattered throughout the book.
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"He's Gry Sarth, of course he has the stats for them."

[Forceally]

[Gry Sarth]

Yeah, I don't think I'll include in this conversion book these species that weren't in the actual book. However, they should get included in the eventual re-edit of the Alien Species book.
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"He's Gry Sarth, of course he has the stats for them."