Another thing to keep in mind with accounts is that it is common for players in LOTJ to refer to a previous character as "Such and Such's Emperor" or "Do you remember when Accountname played that one." An account allows you to be recognizable in the years to come, even if you stop playing for long periods of time. These levels affect your current level, not your max level, essentially giving you a head start in the leveling process. These points can also be used to purchase levels in a class. If you play long enough, you'll even be able to purchase force for a character during character generation. The more account points you have, the more expensive races you can afford which opens up new roleplay experiences. Each of your characters will get attached to this account, which accrue account points on their death. Choose your name wisely, as this cannot be changed easily. This is the name you'll be known as on LOTJ for years to come. A more in depth guide for understanding race and class combinations for your character can be found here.Īccounts on LOTJ are essentially your legacy in the game. It is advised against new players rolling a medical, science, or bounty hunting main on their first character. Depending on which role you wish to fill, choose one of these professions for your character.
Combatant (pilot, combat, bounty hunter), Support (smuggler, leadership, espionage, slicer), and Crafter (engineer, medical, science). There are essentially three kinds of roles in Legends of the Jedi. A short summary of each of the classes can be found in the image below. For the purposes of this guide, we're going to focus entirely on what the main goal of your character is and less about the secondary tasks they can do. LOTJ is designed so that every race has bonuses and negatives to the other classes, depending on what main role was selected. You may have noticed the break down of levels based on class when you selected a race.
You can find Star Wars and Star Wars (TOR) under the Pop Culture drop down.Ĭlasses on LOTJ are intertwined with one another based on the race you chose. One of my favorites is Fantasy Name Generator. Luckily for us, some people have found enjoyment out of creating name generators for specific Star Wars races. You want to pick a name that fits your race, and you want to avoid pop culture names such as Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Harry Potter, Captain Picard, Malcolm Reynolds, and anything in between. It would be rare to come across a Muun named Bob just as it would be to come across a Human named Nurip Kres. Another reason we picked our race first was to help us with picking a name. Characters with thoughtless names tend to get disregarded by other players. Do you want to be known as Boring McNameless the Bothan? While it might make for a good laugh, a character with a name like that would get for lack of better words, boring, fast. In Legends of the Jedi, you're going to be making a name for yourself. The most important decision you'll make in the lifespan of your character: the name. Accounts and account points will be explained in more detail later in this guide. We use a system of points that your account earns simply by playing, participating in events, contributing to the mud in meaningful ways, and even when your character dies! This is used to give players merit for playing and allows us to lock a few of the races that have a higher learning curve away from players just starting out. With today's age of everything being paid DLC, that is not the case with LOTJ.
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If you're the type that prefers a challenge, or maybe you're just sick of being human, this is the list of free races at the time of this writing.ĭon't let the word free catch you up. Some players struggle with and feel embarrassed about acting, even in text form, so this helps calm their nerves since it is more comfortable to them. If this is your first time ever roleplaying, we strongly suggest that you roll a Human character. It helps me understand what will be expected from me and gives me an idea of what the character will be like. I always find it best to pick what race my character should be before anything else.
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