Star Wars fans can actually create new adventures set in the mysterious city of Theed from Episode I The Phantom Menace. The Star Wars adventure game gives everyone a chance to play a part in the most popular movie adventures of all time. The worlds most popular film series combines forces with the makers of the worlds most popular roleplaying game to bring the Star Wars universe to life. It is worth the money, for what you pay compared to what you get, and even if you don't like it, the action figure is cute and everyone can use the dice.Ĭlick Here to see more reviews about: Invasion of Theed (Star Wars Sci-Fi Roleplaying) If you have an interest in the new Wizard's of the Coast Star Wars RPG, buy the hard cover rules instead of or with this boxed set.
Also, I really liked the color character art by Adam Hughes, it has a nice clean and unfettered look to it. It does however come with free dice and a Wookie action figure, which you shouldn't open because it might be worth something in a few years. All in all, not bad, but too linear in scope and story or perhaps not enough meat for more experienced gamers. From there they must rescue captured pilots and leaders, aiding Queen Amidala and finally a swamp adventure against swamp monsters a low-level Dark Jedi, (Darth Maul's assistant, no doubt). The scenarios themselves revolve around the players escaping the initial attack by the droids of the Trade Federation and join the underground. All of these characters are well-rounded, but more experienced players who still want to familiarize themselves by playing the adventure may wish to create their own characters. Players use pre-generated characters that include two Jedi Guardians (the character class that eventually becomes a Jedi Knight at 7th level) Sia-Lan Wezz and Rann I-Kanu, a young Wookie scout named Rorworr, Deel Surool, a Twi'lek scoundrel, and a member of Naboo's security force, Galak. But as an introduction to the new game mechanics, it works quite well. When the original West End Games Star Wars RPG came out, they didn't get you to replay A New Hope or the Empire Strikes Back, no, they gave you new adventures. A lot of writers and game designers have simply been retelling the Episode I story line in order to sell products.
It provides everything you need to start playing the new Star Wars role playing game, but suffers from a lot of same problems that a lot of Phantom Menace merchandise does in that we have already seen this. ( More customer reviews)The `Invasion of Theed' boxed set is designed more for younger players or people new to role playing.
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