Date: Mon, 05 Feb 1996 22:16:16 +0000
From: Mike Soulier <soulie1@uwindsor.ca>
Subject: New Dark Side Rules
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	Ok, here it is, compiled altogether. How's this?

	Mike

Force Sensitives and the Dark Side

	When a Force Sensitive receives a Dark Side Point, the GM rolls one
 die. If the number on the die is less than the number of Dark Side
 Points, then the character converts to the Dark Side. The wild die
 rule is used for this, so notice that a 1 always converts the
 character, and that 6 is not the maximum number of Dark Side Points
 possible if the GM rolls a 6. 
	In addition, every Dark Side Point adds
 1D to all of the character's Force skills, up until the character
 converts to the Dark Side. If the character wishes to atone for his
 Dark Side Points, he must refrain from using his extra dice in any
 way, or start all over again. This rule provides a powerful
 temptation to the player, and should help better simulate the
 struggle with the Dark Side. 
	Note that this is an adaptation from the
 first edition rules, and is not wholly an original work. Note also
 that these rules are in addition to the rules in the second edition
 book. The player may still call on the Dark Side and more.