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#1 Amurayi Mar 22, 2008 7:37:45	You cannow order the placeholder "Star Wars Saga Edition Home Campaign" for your sessions at home! Thanks Chris! "This is a placeholder for a Star Wars Saga Edition home campaign. Use this to sanction a home campaign for a game using the Star Wars Saga Edition rules." Reward Points: 1
#2 grahamdrew Apr 03, 2008 11:34:07	Much appreciated.
#3 vadersson Apr 22, 2008 18:20:06	Sorry if I am new here, but what is the likelyhood of there being a seperate Star Wars Rewards program? I just signed up for the D&D rewards program, but I don't play 4e (or plan to) and really want any points I earn to go towards Saga cards. Any thoughts here? Also, is there the possiblity of trading any D&D cards I get for Saga cards that some D&D player gets? Thanks, Duncan
#4 smerwin29 Apr 22, 2008 19:05:09	I would bet that you are going to have a lot of people who would happily trade their Saga cards for Living Forgotten Realms cards.
#5 kenobi65 Apr 22, 2008 20:06:59	Sorry if I am new here, but what is the likelyhood of there being a seperate Star Wars Rewards program? I just signed up for the D&D rewards program, but I don't play 4e (or plan to) and really want any points I earn to go towards Saga cards. Any thoughts here? I wouldn't count on it, given that Star Wars Saga will likely always be significantly smaller than D&D (and, even within D&D, both LG and the D&D Campaigns shared the same rewards program). Then again, they've surprised me twice recently, with actually making Star Wars rewards cards (they *never* did that for Living Force), and the planned Herald-level GM test for SWSE.
#6 grahamwills Apr 26, 2008 10:34:59	I too have ben pleasantly surprised at the support we are getting for Star Wars saga. It *is* low-key, but that makes sense considering that is ramping up. It seems that the RPGA is doing a good job of showing support and interest, but hopefully also not costing them too much time and energy. Adding some saga cards into the mix is a great idea -- it won't overly annoy the majority (D&D) players, encourages trading and positively shows commitment. It makes a very encouraging statement to players. My wife recently started running Dawn of Defiance for myself, another experienced gamer, and four brand new, adult, 25-45, players. They immediately started playing and having fun. When we mentioned that there was an organization backing this, it made a clear positive impression on them. I think they are hooked. I've played Living Alternity and Living Force and know that Star Wars will never be the #1 campaign supported by the RPGA. So all the moves I see in the RPGA to provide limited but clear support are very encouraging. Kudos and thanks. - Graham
#7 admiral_draken May 19, 2008 11:53:02	Hmm... I think that RPGA seems overly complicated... I would love to show my support, but its not very transparent and reading all the materiel on the RPGA site is not overly helpful... My players had to choke a laugh when they heard about the RPGA, but I convinced them to be members, and I will show my support by registering my games... Karsil
#8 rsouthard May 19, 2008 12:43:29	I would be interested in Trading cards. I have both of the new Star Wars cards, (Stroke of Genius and Never Tell me the Odds) and am willing to trade them for any of the other 4e cards.