StarForgeRP is a community-built archive and reference resource for collaborative roleplay centered on characters played on the Star Forge server in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Characters, relationships, organizations, locations, stories, discoveries, consequences, and shared history are preserved here as part of a continuing setting. Use the archive to understand the galaxy around a character, develop believable connections, follow stories across time and place, and give earlier roleplay somewhere to remain relevant after an individual scene ends.
Roleplay itself may happen in SWTOR, through Discord, or through another format agreed upon by the players involved. StarForgeRP provides the shared reference and lasting record connecting those experiences.
StarForgeRP maintains a shared present so that characters, organizations, locations, and continuing stories can exist within compatible circumstances. Current Setting establishes the campaign's present-day continuity point, including the adopted SWTOR story boundary and the broader galactic circumstances that may affect contemporary roleplay.
Use Current Setting when a character's age, background, affiliations, recent experiences, or present circumstances depend upon what has already happened in the wider galaxy.
Shared continuity also develops through roleplay. Campaigns, missions, events, character developments, discoveries, relationships, and other stories can create consequences that remain relevant after the original scene ends. StarForgeRP preserves those consequences where later characters and stories are most likely to need them.
Each major section answers a different question about the same shared setting. Start with what you need now and follow the connections that matter rather than treating the archive as something that must be read from beginning to end.
Who inhabits the shared galaxy? Browse character records to discover backgrounds, professions, affiliations, relationships, responsibilities, histories, and circumstances that may create believable points of connection.
What shapes the setting? Explore factions, organizations, species, cultures, Force traditions, technologies, history, and other subjects that give characters and stories believable context without determining how every individual must think or behave.
When did it happen? Follow significant SWTOR history and StarForgeRP developments through the shared chronology, including earlier events whose consequences continue to shape characters, organizations, locations, and stories.
What stories are happening? Explore campaigns, missions, events, developing situations, opportunities for interaction, and concluded stories whose consequences remain part of the shared continuity.
Where does it happen? Explore planets, systems, settlements, facilities, strongholds, ruins, landmarks, and other physical locations where characters live, work, travel, meet, and experience the consequences of wider events.
How does StarForgeRP work? Find practical guidance on getting started, character creation and dossiers, continuity and canon, collaborative roleplay, terminology, and using the archive effectively.
You do not need to know every part of SWTOR lore or prepare a character's entire future before becoming involved. Begin with enough context to understand who the character is, where they belong, what matters to them, and what gives them a believable reason to interact with somebody else.
A profession, organization, recurring location, relationship, obligation, investigation, contract, shared interest, or ordinary circumstance can be enough to create that connection. If a person is the easiest place to begin, browse the Character Directory. If an established story provides the better starting point, Campaigns & Story Arcs collects longer narratives and the records connected to them.
Use the Character Directory to browse the shared cast and look for believable connections through profession, affiliation, location, responsibility, relationship, history, reputation, or circumstance.
Use Campaigns & Story Arcs when you want to explore longer connected narratives, understand the circumstances already surrounding them, and follow the characters, locations, missions, events, and consequences that form part of those stories.