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2. Star Wars Role Playing Game Saga Edition (Star Wars Roleplaying Game)

   Star Wars Role Playing Game Saga Edition (Star Wars Roleplaying Game)

   • Book by Owen K.C. Stephens and Rodney Thompson.
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11. The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons (Star Wars)

    The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons (Star Wars)

    • Book by Daniel Wallace and Scott Kolins.
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20. Star Trek Roleplaying Game- Player's Guide

    Star Trek Roleplaying Game

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    • Book by Mathew Colville, Kenneth Hite, Steven S. Long, Don Mappin, Christian Moore and Owen Seyler.
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29. World Of Warcraft The Roleplaying Game (Warcraft)

    World Of Warcraft The Roleplaying Game (Warcraft)

• Book by Rob Baxter.

Star Wars Role Playing Game Saga Edition (Star Wars Roleplaying Game)

Star Wars Role Playing Game Saga Edition (Star Wars Roleplaying Game)

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The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons (Star Wars)

The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons (Star Wars)

• Review:: 'Excellent for Star Wars fans When it comes to science fiction, the Star Wars saga is the best. However, the films themselves give very little information regarding the locales that our beloved characters find themselves exploring. This is a shame, because the planets that occupy everyone's favorite galaxy far far away are nothing short of fascinating. Finally, a book entitled Star Wars - The Essential Guide To Planets And Moons was released! Now, fans would be able to learn about the ever-so awesome places characters in the films travelled to! Read on for my review of this book.

  PROS:
  -If you're a fan of the Star Wars films, and you're interested in reading about the worlds explored in the classic trilogy, this book will have more than enough information to make you happy. From Luke Skywalker's desert homeplanet of Tatooine to the icy world of Hoth, they're all here.
  -The book covers the expanded universe! This means places from the novels, comic books, and video games appear in this book! Even if you're just a fan of the films, the information on the expanded universe will fascinate you.
  -This book is readily available in most major bookstores (B. Dalton, Barnes And Noble, Borders, etc.) You shouldn't have any trouble finding it.
  -The price for this book is very good, considering all the information it has to offer. This is a worthwhile purchase if you're a Star Wars fan.

  CONS:
  -The major problem with this book is that it was released circa 1997. This means it came out before 1999, and accordingly the locales exclusive to the prequel films, Episode I and Episode II, don't appear in here. That kind of bites, because I wanted to read up on Naboo and Kamino.
  -The only pictures in the book are black-and-white sketches. I would have liked to see some more detailed pictures, preferably in color.

  OVERALL:
  If you're a Star Wars fan, I guarantee this book will fascinate you. If you're not a fan of the Star Wars series but know somebody who is, this makes a great gift. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

• Review:: 'A Great Reference Although it is not officially a supplement, I found this book indispensable for gamemastering in the Star Wars Roleplaying Game. The fact is, there really isn't a better resource for finding new places to visit in the Star Wars Universe. Even if you're not into the RPG scene, however, this member of the 'Essential Guide' series is an excellent read.

  For some of those, namely the hardcore fans that have read every single Star Wars thing ever published (I cannot claim this title, as I've only read about half of it all) this book might seem a bit redundant. All of the locations are taken from either film or literature, so if you've read all the literature it follows that you'll have seen all of the 100 worlds depicted here at least once. Nevertheless, it is useful to have all of this information in one place, in case you forgot just which world the Ugnaughts come from (Umgul) or how to spell "Mrlsst." The Star Wars Encyclopedia and Guide to the SW Universe have all of this information as well... somewhere. The problem is you have to remember what you were looking for to find it. This book simplifies matters if you just have to know, but can't recall any of it.

  For those who are NOT hardcore fans or could care less that Wild Boetays can be found on Garos IV, you probably won't find this guide more than moderately amusing. The other ones in the series (Characters, Vehicles and Vessels, and Weapons and Tech, to name a few) might be more diverting. But for those who are serious about Star Wars (you know who you are) the Guide to Planets and Moons is a really cheap thrill.

• Review:: 'planets of the star wars universe This book is very cool.There are 200 planets in this book.But there are way more planets then this.
• Review:: 'Helpful This book is helpful for those who haven't read a certain Star Wars book, but come across one of the planets in that book mentioned in some other book. However, with all the new books coming out right now, you'll find that this book is pretty useless for them.
• Review:: 'All the Galaxy's a Stage... This is a neat little catalog that depicts the dozens of worlds explored in the galaxy, often the homeworlds of many of the most common races depicted in the movies and in books. It covers almost a hundred places, gives great examples of flora and fauna found on the worlds, as well as the native intelligent life, if any. It also has a handy little time line at the front. Where this book falls apart is in the black and white line art usually used to depict the natives of each world or moon-it's sub-standard, very cartoony, and no where near on par with the art found elsewhere in other "Essential Guides...". Otherwise, though, it is an excellent book.

  Unfortunately, it doesn't really explain much about a native race's culture or history, but rather tends to simply explain what adventures were had there. For example, the planet Bimmisaari-a world created by Zhan, the entry spends 2 paragraphs describing the world and its natives, and eight or so paragraphs on what Han, Luke and Leia did there-I read the Thrawn trilogy and don't want yet another description of what went on, but rather want detail on the world itself. Since I usually put these books to use in role playing scenarios, I might have found actual planetary information handy to have.

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