>>97341812
>TQ:
Luv me some blentis fritters.

what happens if you dig a hole on Coruscant (from the WEG sourcebooks)?
is there more Coruscant underneath?

also, do you think the new movie will be any good? looks really cheap tbqh, even for Star Wars, there's no sense of spectacle any more. you guys seen the leaked scene of !notBobaFett stabbing and grappling Imperial dudes? it's like there's zero weight to special effects any more...

>>97341812
What's some good SW fanfiction? I've been trying to find some but most are meh or just straight up bad

>>97342516
If you have read the X-Wing books you would like X-Wing - Rogue Gallery, from a local /swg/ writefag
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10317462/1/X-Wing-Rogues-Gallery

>>97341812
> TQ: Do you have food in your games? What type of food is it? Star wars food?
So one time I got ahold of that Star Wars galaxy’s edge cookbook and made a few dishes from that to take to my EotE game (which I also GM), I felt the gesture went completely unappreciated (like little commentary about the offered food and little interest in trying any of it unless I prodded) so… yeah I largely don’t do that anymore… for any of my games

Now I will say if it were to come up in-game about local cuisine, my guess would be:

>Trandoshan
If ever invited to a traditional Trandoshan BBQ, it’s best to fast for 36 hours previously, because it’s going to be a multi-course event where every course is some kind of spiced cooked meat, the portions are large, and the courses are many. If not prepared or accustomed for such things it can turn into an endurance test.

>Wookie
Hardy comfort food that is a lot like Trandoshan cuisine, but with more vegetable options. Just don’t let the host hear you make the comparison.

>Naboo
If we’re talking the human Naboo cuisine, it’s generally going to have more butter in it than one might consider, “acceptable” but one can’t argue with the results

> Mandalorian
Mandalorian cuisine is split into 2 categories: traditional Mandalorian cuisine and New Mandalorian cuisine. Traditional Mandalorian cuisine can be described as “if you didn’t grow up with it, you’re not going to get it”, it tends to look unappetizing and tastes bland to the point of being unpalatable. New Mandalorian cuisine, however, is usually rich and has very bold flavors, or spicy as all hell.

> Corellian
Is the most American cuisine you’ve ever seen

> Coruscant
Because Coruscant basically has access to almost every spice and ingredient in the known galaxy, and little context for how locals will use it, native Coruscant cuisine just throws whatever “feels right” together. Making for food that tastes confusing but not unpleasant

Reminder that prince Xizor did nothing wrong

>>97342516
>Finding promising SW fic
>The author didn't update in years
Many such cases

>>97343033
Rendar unto Xizor

Falleen are a really interesting race and the highly inflammatory rumors that they use some unseen body chemical to influence non-falleen people around them is completely false and utterly speciesist behavior.
>muh pheromones
That's just bigotry from backwards outer-rim yokels who couldn't point out a Falleen if it was the only non-human in a lineup.

I actually met Prince Xizor himself during trade negotiations as a representative for Kark MegaIndustries - Plaststeel Division and let me tell you he is an amazing man with nothing but the good of his people at heart.
I was taken aback by his warm and friendly demeanor, despite the utter tragedy his people suffered during planet-wide pandemic that has decimated his people. It is with great pride I signed the declaration of intent for Kark MegaIndustries to sell a majority share of our projected Plasteel production for the coming ten years to Xizor Transport Systems for use in refugee relief work at a greatly reduced rate. This strategic partnership will ensure not just growth for both companies in the long term but also provide sustainable housing to the billions of refugees fleeing the ongoing terrorist activities in the outer-rim territories.

>>97343023
>Corellian
>Is the most American cuisine you’ve ever seen

Addendum to this: if you ever see a “Corellian Salad” on a menu or are offered some from your host, just understand this: there are seemingly endless varieties of Corellian Salads, not one of which is actually what anyone would call a “salad”, not sure what one would call them… but certainly “salad” is not one that’d come to mind. Also, of all the varieties of Corellian Salads, a solid 75% of them you absolutely do not want.

>>97343023
I imagine Mando Cuisine is much like Slavic. Some combination of pig-meat, potatoes and onions in various combiantions. Food that is readily abundant and easy to grow and transport to a moving front line.