Fantasy Flight Games: Empire of Crime

It’s the Hutts! It’s Hutt space! It’s where every smuggler, ne-er do well and scumbag wants to be, and FFG have given us a sourcebook to experience this wretched hive of scum and spaceworms. Oh, come on… who doesn’t want to go there? Credits baby! Yeah, there’s the threat of death and slavery, but… credits, baby!

From the website:

“Soon you will learn to appreciate me.”
–Jabba the Hutt

Recently we announced Lords of Nal Hutta, a sourcebook for the Star Wars®: Edge of the Empire™ roleplaying game. Lords of Nal Hutta provides players and GMs with a wealth of information to help them to incorporate the slimy characters, black markets, and lawless planets of Hutt Space into their games. You can travel into the most decadent and corrupt stretch of the galaxy, work for a criminal syndicate, or create your own ambitious and conniving Hutt character. In this decadent and corrupt region of the galaxy, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for profitable crimes, illegal luxuries, or unexpected good deeds.
Today’s preview looks at Hutt character creation and the fundamentals of Hutt culture. Contributing writer Sterling Hershey also introduces you to the four kajidics featured in Lords of Nal Hutta, each one specialized in a different style of crime.’

SOURCEFantasy Flight Games
Jonathan Hicks
Jonathan is the RPG editor for Jedi News, a position he continues from his decade at Lightsabre.co.uk starting in 1999.