Interesting replies, everyone! I just got back from a short vacation, so I wasn't able to check on this thread until today. I started editing the OP with your ideas, and tried to change the title to something a little more eye-catching (is it possible?). Keep it coming!

Yes, the Inquisitor could be human. The story hasn't explained much about my progeny (just finished Tatooine). All I know is that in the Empire, alien is synonymous with slave. Including this in the OP now.

On the Search Community box, don't type anything. Just press search. It will take you to a page, and on the upper-right portion of it, there will be a box saying search by user. Type in your own name, then enter. Much quicker than your proposed solution.

I was recently reading a thread about Pureblood entitlement and thought that one of the posts included something that hinted at the most realistic race of a certain class. I saw some clues as to this on other storylines as well. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen hints of this in other storylines. I would like everyone to contribute to the list below. Additionally, it is important to note that all Imperial classes are supposed to be dark and all Republic classes are supposed to be light. This thread is not meant to do anything than provide speculation, so these answers are open for debate. Please do not flame because of the guess currently decided on. Sith Warrior: Most likely Pureblood, gender uncertain. Reason: There's a thread around here saying how Purebloods were treated better than humans in the Empire for a while, as also shown with Ffon in the early Inquisitor storyline. This is very similar to the beginning of the Warrior. You were transfered to Korriban, you never had to struggle to get what you needed, your Warblade came early, etc. Vemrin (remember him?) hates you for that. He's human, and if you are too, it never should have happened. Remember that, at first, everyone thought that Vemrin was stronger than you. Inquisitor: Most likely female, species uncertain. Reason: The Empire enslaves aliens. Therefore you must be an alien. When you find out you are related to a certain person, his mask looks like it was made for a human as there are no holes for Zabrak horns or Twi'lek lekku. Rattataki is the most human-esque of all the aliens. So, unless he had his cranial appendages sawn off, that Lord must have been Rattataki, meaning you are too. However, it has been said that you could be human or Pureblood, due to the fact that your ancestor was Sith. It does make sense, because it was only recently that the Empire started straining slaves as Sith. As for the female part, at the end of the storyline, you are given a Darth name. If you are DS, you become Nox. Nox sounds somewhat more feminine than it does masculine, so female is more realistic. Imperial Agent: Leaning towards Chiss, gender uncertain. Reason: There is Chiss specific dialogue in the storyline (if you are Chiss) (original post page 1, second to last post.) Jedi Knight: Leaning towards male, species uncertain. Reason: See 2nd post, page 3. Jedi Consular: Leaning towards female, species uncertain. Reason: See 2nd post, page 3. I haven't gotten far in other storylines to make guesses, so that's where you come in. Please state your guess along with reasoning.

I thought Occulus was LS, Imperius was neutral, and Nox was DS. Off-topic, personally I can't decide which one I want for my Inquisitor. I like the sound of Imperius, but I know Nox is canon. Then again, I have a hunch that canonically, the Inquisitor is a female Rattataki.

Have you played the SW storyline? They do pretty big stuff. I've played the SW to 50 and the SI to 30, and the SW definately seems more powerful so far. I'm trying not to show favoritism to the Warrior, but let's see a little more Wrath love here. I think it would come down to the canonical AC and spec. Since there is none, this cannot be debated.

Besides your gear getting damaged, nothing, really. There's no real tip for dealing with it. For me, at least, I just did. I got slaughtered countless times on several class quests while leveling my main. On that note, if this really bugs you, I do not recommend playing the Sith Warrior for the above reason.

For the Sith Warrior:

Kres'equ'idahten, informally Sequi. I named him without regard to the 3-part rule, so when I saw this, I improvised with the list in the OP.

[General] [Greedo] Scoundrels are OP! One just one-shotted me in a cantina! I didn't even do anything to him! [General] [Han] You don't like it, then don't play on a PvP server, noob!

No contest. Gen'dai for sure.

Original Saga or Extended Universe? I don't have the faintest idea what it could be.

Are the bonus missions a lower level than the mission itself? You could be 5or more levels above the bonus (which negates XP) but only 3 or 4 above the primary objective(s).

In my opinion, it should really be a face-off of mirror classes. Yeah, there would be some technical difficulties, but that's not our problem. • The SI and JC are leading the ground assaults. Battle of wits and, eventually, the Force. • Havoc Squad is tearing through Imp ranks, so the IA commands a platoon of assassins to take them down. • The JK confronts the Emperor in his usual Jedi manner, but finds the new Wrath at the Emperor's side. Both have been expecting the JK. Epic lightsaber-play ensues. • Meanwhile, the Smuggler is hunting the BH for a massive stack of credits (or vice versa). Both happen to be in the midst of the battle. Sort of the fate of the galaxy right there. It would be glorious.