What was the intention behind the new power in the book and is it meant to balance out certain powers that could be abused from the main book(example the sense power with certain upgrades)?

How does Jury Rigging work in conjunction with the Cyclic Crystal Array? Does it apply to only one crystal or does it reapply every time the crystal is switched for a different one. I ask this because it says "while it remains in use". So the way I understand it you can have it apply to a crystal say a fully modded Krayt Dragon Pearl allowing it to have vicious 5 (Vicious 4+1 from Jury Rigged) and then switch the crystal out for say a fully modded Sapith Gem and have Jury Rigged reapply to the Sapith Gem giving it breach 3 (Breach 2+1 from jury rigged) since the Krayt Dragon Pearl is no long in use. Heck with multiple Jury Rigged talents you could use one on the Cyclic Crystal Array itself and have it allow 4 crystals that you could switch between on top of the stuff you can already do with the crystals themselves. Lore wise it would make for a very mechanically minded and practical Jedi with a Crystal for every situation.

I'd like to ask for clarification on armor crafting rules: spending advantages triumphs threats and despairs when crafting.

Some of the options specify how many times they can be selected, for example extra Melee defense can only be selected ones.

But many other options don't specify a limit on how many times they can be purchased. So was the intent to allow those options to be purchases as many times as PC wishes assuming he has enough advantages triumphs to spend? For example would a roll lucky enough to have 3 advantages and 4 triumphs allow purchasing lightweight 3 times and integral attachment twice?

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All three races were those of Jedi Guardians. Siasae Tinn, Evan Piel, and Kruchukk. All masters at some point, all Guardians.

I found them perfect, actually. But that's just me.

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All three races were those of Jedi Guardians. Siasae Tinn, Evan Piel, and Kruchukk. All masters at some point, all Guardians.

I found them perfect, actually. But that's just me.

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All three races were those of Jedi Guardians. Siasae Tinn, Evan Piel, and Kruchukk. All masters at some point, all Guardians.

I found them perfect, actually. But that's just me.

Oh I'm not really against them. To be honest I never really take issue with what races FFG puts where. I think I only get annoyed when I see reprints from other lines, but that's more because I want to see more and more races used soooooo.

That and I have my doubts that my favorites will ever be used by FFG soooooooo.