The Path of the Mask was a homebrewed campaign by Tamira Cooper using the Fantasy Flight Games’ Narrative Dice System. In this Wrap-Up, we discuss our thoughts on the system, our inspirations for our characters and our own personal experiences with the Star Wars setting.

The team descends to the mysterious ziggurat to meet their destiny. As the Force pushes its way into the minds of all present, the mysterious mask and its enigmatic owner’s plan comes to fruition. Will our heroes resist the call of the Dark Side? What lies at the end of the Path of the Mask?

With the taste of Drath’s betrayal still fresh in their mouths, the crew of the Dawn’s Early Light burn for the unknown. However, a quick pit stop turns up a new ally as Chris’s new character, “Four” is introduced. Armed with him and an Intergalactic Proton-Powered Electrical Tentacled Advertising Droid (Re-purposed to do some scouting work), the players discover that the mask’s mysteries run deep.

Celebrating their victory over the imperial scum, our heroes settle down for some well earned rest. Unfortunately for them, that rest is short lived. Zej, the Mandalorian for Episode 1, is back and here for what is his. But can our heroes give him the Mask, knowing what it contains?

Finally landing on Ord Mantell, Our heroes begin the search for Castiel, the Black Sun artifact specialist that Jabba the Hutt told them about. Unfortunately for them, Castiel seems to be missing. However, they have arrived just in time to bring him back, as only they know how! Drawing inspiration from events that wont actually happen for a few years, the daring rescue begins.