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<p class="single nomargin">Even the best-trained troops need someone to make decisions and provide direction. The officer fills that role, but also takes responsibility when the troops fail in their appointed tasks. They frequently also suffer the disrespect of their subordinates, who often see the uniform as a symbol of oppression. Many soldiers canRsquo;t perceive the honor of the person inside the uniform. Very few officers earn the universal respect of their troops and their superiors, but to those who understand the concepts of leadership and valor, it often just comes naturally.{{ | <p class="single nomargin">Even the best-trained troops need someone to make decisions and provide direction. The officer fills that role, but also takes responsibility when the troops fail in their appointed tasks. They frequently also suffer the disrespect of their subordinates, who often see the uniform as a symbol of oppression. Many soldiers canRsquo;t perceive the honor of the person inside the uniform. Very few officers earn the universal respect of their troops and their superiors, but to those who understand the concepts of leadership and valor, it often just comes naturally.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}An officer must be comfortable in command, willing to make tough decisions when their men need guidance, and occasionally ordering individual soldiers to their deaths so that the unit can survive. A good officer learns to do so without hesitation, and only agonizes over their decision when lives are no longer at stake. The best officers don’t let their distaste for life-or-death decisions paralyze them when their troops are counting on them. Those who can’t find the courage to face such dilemmas rarely stay officers for long—though certainly, a few somehow manage to avoid the issue by shifting blame elsewhere.</p></div> | ||
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<p class="single nomargin">To qualify to become an officer, a character must fulfill the following criteria.{{ | <p class="single nomargin">To qualify to become an officer, a character must fulfill the following criteria.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}'''Minimum Level:''' 7th.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}'''Trained Skills:''' [[Knowledge#tactics|Knowledge (tactics)]].</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}'''Talents:''' At least 1 talent from the [[Leadership (talent tree)|Leadership]] or [[Commando (talent tree)|Commando]] [[Class_Talent_Trees|talent trees]].</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}'''Special:''' Must belong to an organization with a military or paramilitary division.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}{{indent}}Examples include the Trade Federation, the Galactic Empire, the Rebel Alliance, and the New Republic.</p></div> | ||
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<p class="single nomargin">Starting at 2nd level, an officer can use their allies to shield them from harm. You can gain a +1 cover bonus to your Reflex Defense for each ally that is adjacent to you, up to a maximum bonus equal to one-half your class Level (maximum +5 at 10th level).</p></div> | <p class="single nomargin">Starting at 2nd level, an officer can use their allies to shield them from harm. You can gain a +1 cover bonus to your Reflex Defense for each ally that is adjacent to you, up to a maximum bonus equal to one-half your class Level (maximum +5 at 10th level).</p></div> | ||
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<p class="single nomargin">At every even-numbered level, choose a talent that you already possess. The talent you select must be under the Commando, Influence, Inspiration, or Military Tactics talent trees. Once per day as a standard action, you can impart the benefits of the chosen talent to one or more allies, effectively granting them the talent (even if they don’t meet the prerequisites). An ally must be within 10 squares of you and must be able to see and hear you to gain the talent; once gained, its benefits last until the end of the encounter.{{ | <p class="single nomargin">At every even-numbered level, choose a talent that you already possess. The talent you select must be under the Commando, Influence, Inspiration, or Military Tactics talent trees. Once per day as a standard action, you can impart the benefits of the chosen talent to one or more allies, effectively granting them the talent (even if they don’t meet the prerequisites). An ally must be within 10 squares of you and must be able to see and hear you to gain the talent; once gained, its benefits last until the end of the encounter.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}You can share the talent with a number of allies equal to one-half your officer class level (rounded down).</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Each time you gain this ability, it applies to a different talent. By 10th level, an officer has five different talents that they can share with up to five allies at a time.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Once you select a shared talent, it cannot be changed.</p></div> | ||
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Revision as of 00:19, 26 May 2024
Officers at Large
Even the best-trained troops need someone to make decisions and provide direction. The officer fills that role, but also takes responsibility when the troops fail in their appointed tasks. They frequently also suffer the disrespect of their subordinates, who often see the uniform as a symbol of oppression. Many soldiers canRsquo;t perceive the honor of the person inside the uniform. Very few officers earn the universal respect of their troops and their superiors, but to those who understand the concepts of leadership and valor, it often just comes naturally.
An officer must be comfortable in command, willing to make tough decisions when their men need guidance, and occasionally ordering individual soldiers to their deaths so that the unit can survive. A good officer learns to do so without hesitation, and only agonizes over their decision when lives are no longer at stake. The best officers don’t let their distaste for life-or-death decisions paralyze them when their troops are counting on them. Those who can’t find the courage to face such dilemmas rarely stay officers for long—though certainly, a few somehow manage to avoid the issue by shifting blame elsewhere.
Examples of Officers
Admiral Ackbar, Captain Needa, General Dodonna, General Grievous, General Rieekan, General Veers
Class Rules & Traits
| The Officer | ||
|---|---|---|
| Level | BAB | Class Features |
| 1st | +1 | Defense bonuses Talent |
| 2nd | +2 | Command Cover +1 Shared talent |
| 3rd | +3 | Talent |
| 4th | +4 | Command Cover +2 Shared talent |
| 5th | +5 | Talent |
| 6th | +6 | Command Cover +3 Shared talent |
| 7th | +7 | Talent |
| 8th | +8 | Command Cover +4 Shared talent |
| 9th | +9 | Talent |
| 10th | +10 | Command Cover +5 Shared talent |
Officers have the following traits and requirements:
Requirements
To qualify to become an officer, a character must fulfill the following criteria.
Minimum Level: 7th.
Trained Skills: Knowledge (tactics).
Talents: At least 1 talent from the Leadership or Commando talent trees.
Special: Must belong to an organization with a military or paramilitary division.
Examples include the Trade Federation, the Galactic Empire, the Rebel Alliance, and the New Republic.
Hit Points
At each level, officers gain 1d8 hit points + their Constitution modifier.
Force Points
Officers gain a number of Force points equal to 6 + one-half their character level (rounded down) at 1st level and every time they gain a new level in this class. Any Force points left over from previous levels are lost.
Defense Bonuses
At 1st level, you gain a +2 class bonus to your Reflex Defense and a +4 class bonus to your Will Defense.
Talents
At every odd-numbered level (1st, 3rd, 5th, …), you select a talent from any of the following talent trees. You must meet the prerequisites (if any) of the chosen talent. No talent can be selected more than once unless expressly indicated. Click on the links to learn more about a given talent tree or talent.
Command Cover
Starting at 2nd level, an officer can use their allies to shield them from harm. You can gain a +1 cover bonus to your Reflex Defense for each ally that is adjacent to you, up to a maximum bonus equal to one-half your class Level (maximum +5 at 10th level).