A note on language: all the terms for Jedi powers and philosophy are translated from the alien Headmaster's own language. As such, there is sometimes no exact English translation for the term, so several similar terms are provided for clarity.

To use the Force to perform an action, a PC needs to use a Discipline combined with either a Virtue or a Temptation.

Disciplines are the power attributes. Your score in a discipline determines what you can do with it. A score of zero (0) means that you cannot use that discipline at all.

The Force can only be used by a mind following the four Virtues of the Jedi - or the four Temptations of the Sith.

The temptations of the Dark Side. Quicker, more seductive. Using the Force through the Temptations can seem like a good idea, and an inattentive student can be deceived that the path of the Dark Side is the right one. How can it be wrong to be passionate? How can it be wrong to… love?

Force points can be spent to boost a single action, adding the points spent to the total of Virtue/Temptation + Discipline. Light Side points can only be spent on actions using Virtues, and Dark Side points can only be spent on actions using Temptations.

Ten Force points can be redeemed during a dramatic action to permanently increase a Virtue/Temptation by one.

Force points are gained by using Force powers - each use of a power with a Virtue gains the character a Light Side point, and each using a Temptation a Dark Side point. The more you use each side of the Force, the easier it gets to do it again.

Skills and Knacks cover the mundane parts of a character. These are the unique traits that the character has picked up outside of the Path of the Jedi. This can include things like “Kung Fu”, “Computer Programming”, “Baking”, or “Has a Sweet Motorbike”. These are all traits that equate to things that can be found in the real world of 2017 - no super-science or magic, this is the stuff of Earth.