Discover developing stories across StarForgeRP: investigations into past failures, dangerous recovery work, and disputes whose consequences are still unfolding. Follow a story’s record to understand its circumstances, connections, and possibilities for involvement.
For the shared present and surrounding galactic conditions, see Current Setting. That reference contains spoilers through StarForgeRP’s adopted SWTOR storyline.
These stories connect through surviving evidence, shared history, and people with overlapping responsibilities. Each inquiry retains its own questions. Connections between records may be significant without proving a common cause.
Grey Ledger brings conflicting accounts from Republic, Imperial, Alliance, corporate, civil, and independent sources into comparison. Investigators examine how records were created and preserved, what their contents establish, and who has authority to act.
A discovery can change one investigation without explaining every discrepancy. Cooperation between custodians also leaves room for disagreement over interpretation and disclosure.
Ash Corridor follows the investigation of a failed Imperial Army operation on Korriban. Investigators compare casualties, communications, movements, and command decisions to determine which responses were possible as the emergency unfolded.
Some records connect with Grey Ledger, but responsibility for the operation remains a distinct, unresolved question. The personnel and formations under scrutiny continue serving while corrective measures are evaluated.
The Ord Mantell Reconstruction revisits a civilian evacuation that ended in the deaths of Jedi Master Jasmin Dawnseer and multiple civilians. Surviving witnesses, humanitarian records, operational evidence, and droid memories offer different ways to examine the disaster.
The losses are established; the decisions and sequence behind them remain disputed. Comparisons with Grey Ledger may clarify particular records without establishing a wider explanation for the evacuation’s failure.
Meridian Recovery concerns StarForgeRP’s recovery operations following Objective Meridian, the conflict depicted in SWTOR: Onslaught. Dangerous extraction work intersects with missing-person searches, contested casualty assessments, damaged telemetry, and evidence retained by recovery droid RX-4.
The RX-4 Recalibration Review examines the droid’s reliability and what intervention could destroy. Mandate 7-Kael investigates overlapping records within a defined Imperial remit. Both retain their own participation and information-access boundaries.
A developing story may have room for another character, require a particular connection, or remain focused on its existing participants. Choose a starting point below, then consult the individual record.
Find missions listed with Open or Limited participation. Check the circumstances, timing, and proposed entry points: recruitment can apply to missions at different stages of play.
Look for listed openings or develop a premise through work, relationships, obligations, and local problems. A useful hook gives another character something to respond to while leaving their choices open.
Follow focused assignments and investigations already progressing through roleplay. Each mission’s participation information establishes whether and how additional characters might become involved.
Check for gatherings and shared occasions underway. Consult any listed event’s timeframe, circumstances, and participation information before entering an existing scene.
Start with the relevant story or mission record. Identify a believable connection through your character’s responsibilities, experience, location, or relationships. Coordinate with the participants when the proposed involvement or availability is unclear.
Published accounts inform players; characters need their own source for sensitive information. An introduction, assignment, or authorized disclosure may provide access to particular evidence without opening every related investigation.
The Roleplay Guidelines explain coordination, character agency, knowledge, and contested outcomes. Leave other players room to determine their characters’ responses and let discoveries develop through play.
Browse Campaigns & Story Arcs for connected narratives, Missions for focused assignments, and RP Events for shared occasions.
Explore the Story Archive for concluded roleplay and the consequences it left behind. Earlier discoveries, unresolved obligations, and changed relationships can give a new story its beginning.