Star Wars:
Age of Rebellion
The Far Orbit Project
Based off the Classic West End Games Campaign Supplement and using the system created by Fantasy Flight Games, I present a campaign about playing Rebel Privateer's operating shortly after the battle of Yavin. I am an experienced online GM who has and is currently running several games using this system.
I am looking for players of all skill level interested in being part of a crew of pirates working with the Rebel Alliance to over through the tyranny of the Galactic Empire and make a few credits along the way. Players can be created from either Star Wars: Edge of the Empire or the soon to be released Star Wars: Age of Rebellion. All players must have a copy of a Core Rule Book (Edge or Age) and understand the dice mechanics and the character creation level. Beyond that this meant for us to all have fun and this is my number one priority.

http://rpol.net/game.cgi?gi=60454&date=1404310261

If you are interested in playing let me know either in the comments or by sending a private message on rpol.net

I may throw my hat into the ring.

About how often are your expecting to post per week?

I think I may be going with a Chiss Fringer pilot.

I would prefer people post as often as possible so I have no set rule about how times you need to post in a certain amount of time.

Kintal

Male Chiss Fringer

3 in agil, int, pres

2 ranks in astro, cool, pilot (space), and streetwise

1 rank in know (outer)

utility belt, breathemask , comlink (lr), datapad , scanner goggles, stimpack

I have not decided on a history yet.

hows that look?

Basic History

I will most likely go with my Duty as either Resource Acquisition or Space Superiority.

I will also most likely pick up the Recruit specialization at some point.

Sound good with me. Now all you need to do is sign up to rpol.net and send me a request to join message and I will put you in the game. http://rpol.net/game.cgi?gi=60454&date=1404310261

Not gonna lie, Far Orbit Project was a major influence on the AOR GMK adventure, Dead in the Water. My nose was buried in that book pouring over Sterling Hershey's Neb B Frigate deckplans.