StarForgeRP
StarForgeRP
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A living archive for Star Wars: The Old Republic roleplay.
A living archive for Star Wars: The Old Republic roleplay.
StarForgeRP is a community-built reference and story archive centered on characters played on SWTOR’s Star Forge server. It connects the people, places, organizations, and events of a persistent shared setting, preserving the relationships, discoveries, decisions, and consequences that may matter in future roleplay.
Play may take place in SWTOR, through Discord, or in another format agreed upon by the participants. Explore the archive to understand the setting, develop a character, find connections, or follow a continuing story.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
The Shared Present
The Shared Present
Current Setting establishes StarForgeRP’s adopted SWTOR story boundary and the broader circumstances surrounding present-day roleplay. Begin there when a character’s history, age, affiliations, or experiences depend on what has already happened in the galaxy. The page contains story spoilers through the adopted baseline.
Shared history also grows through play. Changes to characters, relationships, organizations, and places can become part of continuing StarForgeRP continuity, giving later stories something meaningful to build upon.
Explore StarForgeRP
Explore StarForgeRP
Choose the part of the archive that answers your question, then follow its connections to the people, places, and stories around it.
Meet the people of the shared setting. Character dossiers document backgrounds, affiliations, relationships, and the experiences that shape their lives.
Understand the setting’s species, cultures, factions, organizations, Force traditions, and technologies. Use that context to develop characters whose individual beliefs and choices remain their own.
Place significant SWTOR history and StarForgeRP events in chronological context. Follow the earlier developments that continue to affect the shared galaxy.
Discover campaigns, missions, events, and hooks. Follow developing narratives or revisit concluded stories whose outcomes still matter.
Find the physical places where stories happen, from planets and settlements to facilities, strongholds, ruins, and recurring meeting places.
Find practical help with participation, character creation, dossiers, continuity, collaborative roleplay, terminology, and using the site.
Find a Place to Begin
Find a Place to Begin
A character does not need an exhaustive biography or a central role in galactic events to begin. Work, travel, a shared interest, a personal obligation, or an unresolved problem can provide a believable reason to meet someone.
Explore documented characters for possible connections through their work, affiliations, relationships, or familiar places. Read the individual dossier for the context behind each entry. Information available to players is not automatically known by their characters.
Follow situations whose outcomes or consequences are still developing. Check the individual story record for participation information before bringing another character into an existing situation.
For situations intended to invite new involvement, check RP Hooks for available openings. Players retain control of their own characters’ choices, while relationships and outcomes develop through collaborative play.
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