The temptation to tap into The Dark Side of The Force is felt most strongly by those who have never sensed its allure. Reference Book: Star Wars Saga Edition Jedi Academy Training Manual Unless noted otherwise, you can spend only one Force Point per round. If you are reduced to 0 Hit Points and would be killed, you can spend a Force Point as a Reaction to avoid death and instead fall unconscious.įinally, you can spend 1 Force Point as a Swift Action to lower your Dark Side Score by 1. In addition, if you are a Force-user, you may spend 1 Force Point as a Reaction to return a single spent Force Power to your active Force Power Suite. Some Talents, Force Techniques, Force Secrets, and Force Powers require you to spend 1 Force Point to activate. At 8th level, when you spend a Force Point, you instead roll 2d6 and take the best die result as your bonus at 15th level, you roll 3d6 and take the best die result as your bonus.
On your turn, you may spend a Force Point as a Free Action to roll a 1d6 and add the result to a single attack roll, Skill Check, or Ability Check. Some Prestige Classes grant a higher number of Force Points at each level.
When you gain a new level, you lose any unspent Force Points from the previous level but gain a number of Force Points equal to 5 + one-half of your new character level (rounded down).
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