This tab is split into two sub-tabs at the top: GENERATORS and LOOKUPS. Your last choice is remembered across reloads.

Random NPC Generator (Generators) — Tap Generate NPC to instantly create a fully randomized character with a name, species, role, attributes, skills, gear, and quirks. Use the Race / Sex / Job dropdowns to lock inputs before rolling, or reroll individual sections (Race, Training, Attributes, Skills) with the lock icons. Export the finished sheet as a PDF.

Random Alien Generator (Generators) — Generates a brand-new alien species using WEG40166 Alien Encounters Ch.1 tables: homeworld (from undocumented systems), environment, attribute dice ranges, special abilities, and story factors. A Typical Native stat block is rendered alongside so you can drop a specimen straight into play.

Random Creature Generator (Generators) — Rolls body type, size, habitat, behavior, stats, and special abilities derived from the distribution of ~600+ sourcebook creatures. Homeworld is picked from documented planets.

Notable NPC Lookup (Lookups) — Search named characters from WEG sourcebooks — smugglers, crime lords, starport masters, and more. Filter by system, affiliation, species, or role. Multi-era characters (Luke Skywalker, etc.) appear as separate entries per sourcebook era — pick the one that matches your campaign timeline.

Weapons / Equipment / Creature Lookups (Lookups) — Searchable databases for personal weapons, adventure gear and droids, and creatures. Weapons and Equipment support filtering by availability (1–4) and legality (F/R/X). Tap the ⓘ GUIDE pill for an explanation of the availability and legality codes.

Plot a Route — Type any system name in the Origin and Destination fields (autocomplete will help) or use the Random Origin / Random Dest / Random Both buttons. Set your ship's hyperdrive multiplier with the slider (×1 fastest, ×10 slowest). Choose Trade Route for the shortest established path (Dijkstra) or Smuggler's Route for a straight-line run (Bresenham). Tap Plot Astrogation to calculate travel time, see the route drawn on the galaxy map, and get a random malfunction point along the path.

Sector Gazetteers — When both endpoints are in the same published sector gazetteer (Brak, Ringali Shell, Elrood, Minos Cluster, Kira Run, Sisar Run, Kathol, Kathol Outback, Tapani), the calculator uses sourcebook travel times instead of grid-based math. Gateway systems (marked 🏰) are the published entry points where outside traffic enters a sector.

Route Summary / Path / Map — Appear right below the calculator after you plot. Green 🏰 systems in the Path are clickable links to the Galaxy tab for that system's planet detail. Malfunction point is highlighted on the path.

Astrogation Quick Reference — Sits at the bottom of the tab. Shows modifiers for the astrogation roll, calculation times in-game, hyperdrive startup times by ship class, and the 2D mishap table for when a roll goes wrong.

System Search — Type any system, planet, starport, city, or region name. Results show grid reference, region, and travel hours. Tap a result card to highlight the system on the galaxy map below. If the system has a planet detail entry, the card is clickable — tap it to open the full detail card with stats, summary, key locations, and GM notes drawn from WEG sourcebooks.

🌍 System Details List — Dropdown next to the search counter that lists every system with a full planet detail entry. Pick one to jump straight to its detail card.

Wild Space System Generator — Button next to the search that rolls a brand-new system using WEG40061 Galaxy Guide 8: Scouts Ch.9 tables (planet type, terrain, atmosphere, government, etc.). Useful when players wander off the established map.

Clickable NPC Names — Inside planet detail cards, the names of any Notable NPCs who live or work there are rendered as cyan links. Click one to jump to that NPC's stat block on the NPC tab.

Galaxy Map — Pan-and-zoom interactive map. Pinch on touch screens, scroll-wheel on desktop. Tap a highlighted system dot to open its detail card.

Starship Database — Browse or search the full WEG starship database. Sort by A-Z, rank, hull, speed, price, or cargo. Filter by era (Old Republic → Legacy). Tap any entry to expand its full stat block: scale, crew, passengers, cargo, hyperdrive, maneuverability, hull, shields, sensors, weapons. Use ⟐ COMPARE to stack two ships side-by-side.

Vehicle Database — Speeders, walkers, starfighters (character-scale through vehicle-scale). Same filtering and availability/legality support as the NPC-tab weapon lookup.

Ship Equipment — Drives, shields, sensors, ship weapons (laser cannons, turbolasers, etc.), countermeasures, fuel systems, tractor beams, secret compartments, and other accessories from the sourcebooks.

Ship Builder — Build a custom starship from scratch using WEG construction rules. Configure size, crew, cargo, drives, weapons, and sensors. Pin the finished build to the Corkboard.

Docking Bay — The modification workshop for pinned ships. Pin a starship from the database, then tap 🔧 DOCK on its Corkboard card to bring it in. Once docked you can:

• System Mods — Upgrade Space, Maneuverability, Hyperdrive, Backup HD, Hull, and Shields one pip at a time (% of ship price × labor rate). Each step shows difficulty, cost, time, and mishap dice.
• Weapon Mods — Improve Damage and Fire Control on existing weapons. Adjust fire-linking (Single → Twin → Triple → Quad). Remove stock weapons to the parts bin.
• Add-Ons — Bolt on new equipment from the Ship Equipment catalog: sensors, countermeasures, weapons, fuel systems, cargo compartments, and more. Weapons added here can be configured with quantity (1–4) and fire-linking, then ⚙ MOUNT to install them as moddable ship weapons.
• Component Replacements — Swap entire drives, hyperdrives, shields, or backup hyperdrives from the equipment catalog. Old parts go to the parts bin for resale credit.
• Salvage Mode — New Purchase, Lucky Find (10%), Standard Salvage (25%), or Barely Functional (60%) — affects replacement and add-on costs.
• Parts Bin — Removed parts, weapons, and add-ons accumulate here with resale value (default 25%, adjustable per bargain roll). Includes opposed bargain roll reference tables.
• Berth Conversion (house rule) — Convert passenger berths to/from Double Bunks, Single Cabins, or Suites, with optional brig variants. Affects cargo and passenger counts.
• Scale Gating — Capital-scale weapons are locked on starfighter hulls unless a Capital Power Plant Retrofit (150K, full access) or Capital Capacitor Shunt (8K, one weapon, fires every 3rd round) is installed.

Name your ship before undocking to save modifications. Tap VIEW on the Corkboard card to see the full modified stat block with "was X" comparisons. Use PRINT for a table-ready snapshot.

Dice Roller — Roll any combination of D6 using WEG notation (e.g. 4D+2). Results show individual dice, wild-die behavior, and the total.

Combat Initiative Tracker — Add PCs and NPCs, assign dice values, and roll initiative for all combatants at once. Track damage and status through the fight.

Combat & Chase Quick References — Always-visible tables for difficulty numbers, range bands, cover bonuses, multi-action penalties, scale modifiers, terrain difficulties, and maneuver modifiers. Color-coded so you can scan by severity at a glance.

Character Points / Force Points / Advancement — Cards covering how CP and FP work, and the full advancement/training costs.

Force Powers Reference — Search all 76+ Force powers (Control / Sense / Alter). Includes Dathomir Magic (Nightsister rites, WEG40139) and Ta-Ree Magic (WEG40121 Kathol Rift) as standalone cards with their own spell lists.

Freighter Captain's Guide — Cargo/trade rules, Supply & Demand table by tech level (color-coded), restocking fees, and docking costs.

Ship Modifications / Repairs / Mishap Tables — Modify drives, weapons, shields, and sensors by % of original cost. Mishap tables for Sublight, Maneuverability, Hyperdrive, Hull, and Weaponry, each with Minor / Moderate / Catastrophic severity tiers (color-coded pills).

All nine published sector gazetteers in one place. Small sectors show a full symmetric distance matrix; large sectors (like Tapani with 89 systems) have an origin/destination dropdown pair. Travel time color legend: green ≤ 10h (fast hop), gold 11–30h (medium), grey 30h+ (long haul). 🏰 marks gateway systems.

Pinning Items — Tap the ☆ PIN button on any NPC, creature, ship, weapon, equipment, planet, or rolled result to save it to your Corkboard. Pinned items appear as cards you can filter by type (NPCs, Ships, Gear, Places). Use it as a session prep board — pin the NPCs, locations, and gear you'll need tonight and have them all in one place.

Player Characters — The + NEW PC button lets you create a persistent player character card with stats, skills, and equipment. PC cards can be edited and updated between sessions.

Combat Tracker — Pinned NPCs, creatures, and ships can be sent to the Combat Initiative Tracker on the Dice tab via the ⚔ COMBAT button on each card.

Local Storage — Your pins are saved in your browser's local storage (similar to cookies). They persist between visits as long as you don't clear your browser's cookies or site data. If you clear cookies, your pins will be lost. There is no account or cloud sync — your pins live only in this browser on this device.

Speed Calibration — Adjust base travel hours per grid tile for each hyperspace lane classification. Defaults match DT Strain's travel time map; tune to taste. Tap Recalibrate to apply.

Print Sourcebook Checklist — Button on the About card. Opens a printable checklist of every WEG D6 product (1987–1998). Check off what you own, search, filter by edition, and print or export the list. Your ownership state is saved locally.