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Hey guys, I'm about to start 2 different games with Force and Destiny. I have yet to try it out, but I've read through the book and I love how the system works. I'll be running a game with about 5 co-workers, and I have another friend who wants to play, but due to his inconsistent work schedule, he'd be unable to make the days.

So, I decided to try a solo campaign. He'll be playing his character in a parallel campaign to the main party. Thus meaning, his character will show up in their campaign and vice versa. I've also liked the idea of a solo campaign, but was wondering what you guys think. Has anyone had experience playing it this way? Or even using Force and Destiny specifically for this?

I was even considering making character sheets for all of his allies, and letting him control them in combat, to kind of give the game a Knights of the old Republic feel. I would be role playing the characters and leveling them up, but he would manage them in combat, as if he's commanding in game..

What do you guys think? Any pointers or tips?