Meet the people and droids of StarForgeRP’s shared Star Wars: The Old Republic setting. Explore their lives, discover connections, or develop a character whose choices and experiences can become part of continuing stories.
The Character Directory groups documented characters by broad affiliation. Explore their dossiers for personal histories, relationships, work, familiar places, and present circumstances. A directory grouping offers a starting point; individual records explain the loyalties and connections behind it.
Use Create Character to develop a new concept or bring an existing character into the shared setting. Begin with their everyday life, motivations, capabilities, limitations, and a reason to encounter others. Leave room for experience to change them.
New to StarForgeRP? Getting Started explains how to arrange a first scene and participate in shared roleplay.
Discover StarForgeRP Historical Figures whose influence continues through descendants, students, surviving records, inherited teachings, and unfinished responsibilities. These community-created histories connect earlier lives with stories that can still develop.
A dossier explains who a character is now and preserves the experiences that help readers understand them. Relationships, changed responsibilities, lasting injuries, discoveries, and unresolved obligations can remain important after the original roleplay ends.
The Character Dossier Guidelines explain how to select useful detail, represent shared history, and maintain that continuing record. Use the Blank Character Dossier when preparing a character’s page.
Dossiers inform readers; characters need their own reasons to know what those records contain. Distinguish established facts from rumors, beliefs, and incomplete accounts. Keep private knowledge within its in-character boundaries, and leave revealing details unpublished when players also need to remain unaware.
Consult Current Setting when a character’s chronology or circumstances depend on the shared present. That page contains major SWTOR story spoilers through StarForgeRP’s adopted story boundary.
A familiar workplace, request for expertise, mutual contact, or unfinished promise can give characters a reason to meet. Read the connected records to understand what is already established and where a new interaction could begin.
Lore — Explore the cultures, institutions, beliefs, and technologies that influence a character’s life.
Galaxy — Find homes, workplaces, destinations, and recurring meeting places.
Timeline — Place personal experiences alongside significant history and shared events.
Roleplay — Follow developing stories and earlier adventures whose consequences continue.
Visit RP Hooks for guidance and any listed opportunities. For missions seeking or considering additional participants, browse Recruiting Missions. Check participation details before joining an existing situation; an apparent connection does not establish an invitation or shared history.
The Roleplay Guidelines explain coordination, character knowledge, boundaries, and contested outcomes. Players determine their own characters’ significant choices and responses. Begin with something others can respond to, then let play establish what follows.