I am loving "Debts to Pay," the adventure that comes with the GM kit, Spooky like a John Carpenter movie. I loved how Chef fed the dead guys at the table. Flickering lights, Warnings sounding, winds howling. Yikes! Kudos to Sam Stewart and crew for a different experience. Man gamorreans are tough to beat up, even for a wookiee

Cool!

I admit I've had that adventure for a while but I have not read through it fully. This sounds like it is worth a look!

Yeah, it was very creepy.

Even more so because we had a humanlike droid PC who's Obligation is 'Responsibility: Droid Rights'...

We are just finishing this adventure, and I agree. Particularly with the canteen scene. I also had the human woman "float up" from the bottom of the oil bath, since my PCs wouldn't take the bait and investigate. It was a great moment. They have now dealt with the droid threat, and are about to make their way down into the mine. After chasing down Lookout, that should be a wrap. Then Trouble Brewing, then BtR...

All in all, I love how each published adventure (including Under a Black Sun) has had a very distinct feel, tapping into a variety of genres. Even Jewel of Yavin is billed as an Ocean's eleven heist movie, which sets it apart from the Shadowrun-esque manhunt of UaBS.

Keep it up!

yea I enjoyed the whole droid uprising theme to that module.

I can't wait for Jewel of Yavin. My bounty hunter is perfectly suited for it.

I've been wanting to use it, mainly because Droids bypass Force Sense. So I want an ongoing villain that can stand up to the FSE Marauder in the crew. I also like the idea of a droid backing itself up and coming back.

The end of BBC's Sherlock season 3 really brought the villain idea home to me...A dead Moriarty taunting Britain with "Did you miss me?"