A two-part strip by Rozsdás, showing Darth Vader's dramatic revelations to Luke at the end of The Empire Strikes Back, according to an idea borrowed from Robot Chicken (which itself borrowed it from an earlier source). Part 1. Part 2.

A prequel strip by Middlerun, showing how the GM decided to run a science fiction game.

Another rendering of a borrowed gag by Rozsdás, showing another dramatic revelation by Darth Vader near the end of Return of the Jedi.

Andrew Bird found Jar Jar's genius in Episode 122 so shocking that he dropped right out of the in-game universe.

Flickr user lamont cranston shows us Jar Jar catching up on a little light reading.

Rozsdás supplies us with the third major lightsabre battle from the original trilogy.

Tammy Coble spotted these self-avowed Cheddar Monks at Dragon*Con in Atlanta on 31 August, 2008! It turns out they are Dani and Don, from South Carolina. And they were in the middle of planning their imminent wedding, thus the hurried nature of their costumes. But they promise next year they'll top it!

williamriven made this inspirational poster of Jar Jar Summoning a Bigger Fish, as seen in Episode 8 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

EarthScorpion made this motivational poster, featuring Darth Maul.

Flickr user lamont cranston shows us more of Jar Jar's genius.

Red Gillespie sketched these doodles during a boring bit of work, on the back of some receipts.

Red Gillespie also did these cool sketches of the players and GM, with (non-canonical) estimates of their ages.

GM Kriim made these custom cards for Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic: The Gathering.

Colonel Azzameen posted this on his DeviantArt page.

Haran Yakir decided life was so much like chocolate dice that he had to make some of his own.

He then took some to a gaming convention in Tel Aviv and sold about 300 of them!

J. S. Bridges reminds us that Droids are people, too.

J. S. Bridges reminds us that Droids aren't people, you know.

Eric Kays provides this scene of the players in a scene from Terminator 3.

Billy Burson saw this guy running around in the Star Wars: The Old Republic online game, a mere day after it was released!

DeviantArtist Teh-Gardy provides a retelling of strip #70.

Pan Calvus sent in this scene from an alternate universe, in which the players are playing a game based on Starship Troopers.

Josiah Clark shows us one of the fliers Luke handed out around Echo Base, mentioned in strip #941.

Rekha sent us this sketch of Padmé, as Darth Vader.

Cameron Chamberlain was so inspired by the idea of roleplaying the story of Airplane! that he made this strip.

Alastair McLaughlin says the Emperor is adamant.

Alan Cross made these title cards for the various movies. Originals also on his DeviantArt page.