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. The campaign date, incorporated SWTOR story boundary, and broader political and galactic conditions are maintained on Current Setting.
Use that page 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 changes through roleplay. Current Storylines provides the broad view of situations whose outcomes or consequences are still developing, while the wider Roleplay archive preserves campaigns, missions, events, hooks, and completed stories.
Follow those records when you want to see where characters and stories are creating consequences of their own.
Each major section answers a different question about the same shared setting. Start with what you need now and follow the connections rather than treating the archive as something that must be read from beginning to end.
Who inhabits the shared galaxy? Browse dossiers to discover characters, backgrounds, affiliations, professions, relationships, responsibilities, histories, and possible points of connection. Character records preserve developments that may matter again as roleplay changes their circumstances.
What shapes the setting? Explore factions, organizations, species, cultures, Force traditions, technologies, historical subjects, and other concepts relevant to Old Republic-era characters and stories. Lore provides useful circumstances without deciding how every individual must think or behave.
When did it happen? Follow significant SWTOR history and StarForgeRP developments through the shared chronology. Use the Timeline to understand sequence, historical context, and the earlier events whose consequences continue to matter.
What stories are happening? Explore developing situations, campaigns, missions, events, RP hooks, and concluded stories preserved for future reference. Roleplay records show how characters become involved and what their stories leave behind.
Where does it happen? Explore planets, systems, settlements, facilities, strongholds, ruins, landmarks, and other physical locations connected to characters and stories. Galaxy entries help establish where people live, work, travel, meet, and experience the consequences of wider events.
How does StarForgeRP work? Find practical guidance on getting started, character creation, dossiers, continuity and canon, collaborative roleplay, terminology, and using the archive.
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, problem, investigation, contract, shared interest, or ordinary circumstance can be enough to create that connection. The Character Directory can help you discover people whose lives may plausibly intersect with your character, while RP Hooks collects situations designed to provide possible ways into roleplay.
For a practical introduction to the setting, continuity, character development, documentation, and finding roleplay, begin with Getting Started.