Force Imbued Crafting Tree:

Basic Power{15 Xp}

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control -Strength Control Strength {5 XP}

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Control; Magnitude-Strength; Mastery 10 xp

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Control; Strength; Control- ----- Strength 15 xp

Basic Power: Before making a check to craft or modify an item may make a Force Imbued Crafting Check; Roll Force Die equal to your Force Rating; May Spend FP to downgrade the difficulty of the check once, to a minimum of easy difficulty;

Control: Spend FP to add advantage equal to Control Upgrades purchased;

Strength: Spend FP to add success equal to Strength upgrades purchased;

Mastery: Spend 2 FPs to double all Triumph, Despair, Advantage, and Success. The Advantage is doubled AFTER it has canceled/is canceled by @ll Threat;

Magnitude: Spend FP to decrease the difficulty of the check a number of times equal to magnitude upgrades purchased;

Current Version: 1.1

Do you mean downgrade or decrease? As downgrades only turn reds into purples, it doesn't remove purples. Decreases remove purples.

Shouldn't mastery also double threats?

For mastery I was going for a up the ante feel. Also if Threat was doubled as well then why would double advantage.

I misunderstood. I was thinking of the result of the check, not the roll in itself. This doubling happens before you determine the result. Of course.

Version 1.1 is up. I tryed not to make this OP. My original idea for mastery was that you could exchange Success to advantage at a rate of 1:2;

I want to go ahead and address the EITHER: a craftsperson who is Force-sensitive has most the same advantages to craft things as a non-sensitive (all the same talents, skills and equipment, barring Intuitive Improvements, and that doesn't necessarily carry over to crafting). This power essentially gives the user an insurmountable lead on a non-sensitive in this regard.

I want to go ahead and address the EITHER: a craftsperson who is Force-sensitive has most the same advantages to craft things as a non-sensitive (all the same talents, skills and equipment, barring Intuitive Improvements, and that doesn't necessarily carry over to crafting). This power essentially gives the user an insurmountable lead on a non-sensitive in this regard.

While that is true. Its an additional 135 Xp to get the power maxed out. Even more if you go with armourer to get the modding/crafting talents and the FR talent.