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Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic Volume 9 - Demon (Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic) List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $10.16 Average Rating:   |
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Zayne and his con-artist partner Gryph are finally learning the truth about their fierce friend Jarael and the strange Mandalorian deserter Rohlan. Deception has been company to the foursome since Zayne's life as a fugitive banded them together... |
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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Volume 8 - Destroyer (Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic) List Price: $17.99 Sale Price: $10.96 Average Rating:  |
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Knights of the Old Republic: Destroyer begins with an untold chapter from the lives of Malak and Revan - stars of the Knights of the Old Republic video game! From there, it takes us to a death-defying shootout on the face of a comet and into the heart of one of the cruelest organizations in the galaxy - the Crucible... |
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Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic Volume 7 - Dueling Ambitions (Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic) List Price: $18.95 Sale Price: $8.58 Average Rating:  |
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Former Padawan - and former fugitive - Zayne Carrick is taking his life in a new direction. Along with his con-artist best friend Gryph; the beautiful, bold, and mysterious Jarael; and ex-Mandalorian warrior Rohlan; our bumbling yet lovable hero is ready to embark on the sort of adventures only possible in the Star Wars universe! In "Prophet Motive," it's a long-shot swindle gone wrong; in "Faithful Execution," it's a ghost ship and renegade droids; and in "Dueling Ambitions," it's combat sports and high-speed racing. |
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Vindication (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Vol. 6) List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $3.38 Average Rating: |
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Fugitive Padawan Zayne Carrick's quest to clear his name is finally concluded in this huge, novel-length volume! Zayne and his con-artist companion Gryph commit to exposing the dark actions of the secret Jedi Covenant... |
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Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic Volume 2: Flashpoint (Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic) (v. 2) List Price: $18.99 Sale Price: $3.35 Average Rating: |
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Nearly 4,000 years before the Death Star, fugitive Padawan Zayne Carrick's quest to clear his name for the alleged murder of his fellow Jedi-in-training brings him head to head with the galaxy's most feared fighting force - the Mandalorians! Along with a petty crook named Gryph and Elbee the grouchy droid, Zayne is a passenger aboard the Last Resort, a renegade ship piloted by the senile genius Camper and his fierce protector Jarael... |
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How does Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic's combat system work?
While playing the game there's stuff like: Critical Strike 19-20, 2x; Resist 10/-2 vs. Cold; DC10; Save. Can someone explain this whole system to me? What does Saves and DC and those things of the sort mean?
It uses a combat system called the D20 system. D20 is also used by Dungeons and Dragons if that helps.
Basically, any time you attack, it generates a random number between 1 and 20. Then that number goes against the enemy's armor number. You may notice that under descriptions of armor, it gives armor and max dexterity bonus. The amount of armor it provides is how high the enemy must roll to hit you. So if you have 18 armor, and they roll a 19, you take damage. But a 17 or lower and they miss.
Then there are skill modifiers. Feats, special or upgraded weapons, or your basic stat points can add or subtract from the result. For example, 18 strength has a +4 modifier. This means it automatically adds 4 to all melee damage rolls.
If you roll a 20 on attack, it automatically hits no matter what. A 20 is also a critical hit. Depending on the weapon,. it could do double (x2) or triple (x3) damage.
Resist is simply that sometimes, you might be able to ignore some of the damage from cold, heat, etc.
DC is difficulty class. Basically, how hard something is. Anything that is you vs something else is DC. You vs lock would be using security skill. In that case, your security skill plus modifiers from items and such against the lock's difficulty level.
A save is where you try to resist damage. If the enemy uses, say, force lightning on you, then you can roll a d20. If your result is higher then your enemy's appropriate stat, (I think for force powers, it is your save roll against their d20 plus their wisdom) then you will take either half or no damage.
You could easily reproduce the entire Knights of the Old Republic as a tabletop game. However, it would take much longer, because calculating a single attack on paper can easily take 10 minutes. You will understand it much better if you go out and read a copy of Dungeons and Dragon's player's handbook.