@juergen_hubert I've sort of given up on FF stuff. They tend to have a lot of issues in their games and not great proof reading.

@juergen_hubert I think right now you can't even get Genesys dice (which is the next evolutionary step of the system, continuing from the Warhammer 3e one), which goes to show why I dislike proprietary dice. If they don't get sold anymore, you need to faff around with blanks and making or own.
And I won't even entertain the notion of dice rolling apps.

@Argonel@dice.camp Yeah, I like the concept of the dice system used here - I'm just leery of buying a bunch of expensive dice for this one game line only.

Not a fan of digital dice, though.

@juergen_hubert @Argonel also highly dependent on actually being able to get the dice... I've had Genesys dice on backorder for over a year now... Digital ones are the only non DIY (ridiculous) option, but like you I'm really not a fan.

@juergen_hubert I have exactly the same problem with theis system, but in addition I'm a bit afraid to run a game in the Star wars settings.
On one hand it is super appealing to use a setting for which most players have an implicit understanding. On the other hand I have noticed that the expectations of what makes Star wars cool is completely different from person to person.

@Gullikerl@troet.cafe Eh, I am not particularly worried about that. The Star Wars galaxy has millions of different stories with different themes, and the PCs can easily do their own thing - influenced from afar by "canon" events, but not directly interacting with them.