Notes and References
This section serves as a repository for important notes, references, and supplementary information that enhances the understanding and enjoyment of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. It aims to provide context, clarify details, and point players towards further resources if they wish to delve deeper into the game's universe and development.
The game's development and its place within the broader Star Wars canon are sificant. Knights of the Old Republic is part of the Legends continuity, meaning its events are not considered part of the current official Star Wars timeline established by Disney. However, its impact on fans and its narrative depth are undeniable.
Key areas of reference include:
- Media: Information regarding the game's release, including cover art galleries and different editions.
- Credits: A comprehensive list of the individuals and teams responsible for bringing the game to life, offering insight into the development process.
- Appearances: Details on where the game and its characters have appeared in other Star Wars media or related works.
- Sources: A list of the primary sources and inspirations that informed the game's creation, including the d20 system and existing Star Wars lore.
- Notes and References: This very section, which compiles various points of interest and clarifications.
- External Links: While not included in this guide, external links often point to wikis, fan sites, and official archives for more in-depth information.
The game's mechanics are heavily influenced by Wizards of the Coast's d20 Star Wars RPG rules, which also formed the basis for the third edition of Dungeons & Dragons. This connection is evident in character creation, attribute systems, feats, and the overall progression mechanics.
Understanding the context of the Old Republic era, the game's development history, and its place within the Star Wars Expanded Universe (now Legends) provides a richer appreciation for the intricate world and story presented in Knights of the Old Republic.