Accessibility & Inclusion
Star Wars is For Everyone.
As tabletop gamers, we should strive to be as inclusive and welcoming as possible to everyone wanting to join in on the hobby. Making our tables more friendly to women, LGBTQ folx, people of color, persons on the autism spectrum, and persons with sensory or physical disabilities can make a huge positive difference in the way we interact with others at our tables. Tabletop gamers and Star Wars fans more broadly have a stereotype of gate-keeping and unfriendliness towards these folks - let's break that stereotype as often as we can, and encourage others to do the same.
Handling Sensitive Content at the Table
Quick TL;DR: Talk about boundaries before you start a campaign with new people, and establish a method for dealing with crossed boundaries.
The X-Card System - A quick and easy tool to cancel a scenario / conversation at the table and move on, no questions asked.
Line: "Torture will not be part of this game, either with NPCs or PCs."
Veil: "Torture may happen, but it won't be described or played out."
Script Change - Rewind to re-do a bit, Pause to allow for a break in the action, Fast forward to skip a segment
Inclusive Gaming and Product Design
Physical and Cognitive Accommodations
FATE Accessibility Toolkit - Not SWRPG, but applicable at any table