Rolls:
I will use the standard way of 4d6, drop the lowest with at least 2 15's and at least 78 total points.  
Stats are all the same as D&D.

There are 11 standard races.  
I also have the alien sourcebook which has about 20 additional alien races if someone is looking 
for something in particular.  
  
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The races are:
Human
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    4 extra skill points at first level and one extra every level.
    Extra feat at first level.
    Automatic language: Basic.

Cerean
Cereans are humanoids with high domed foreheads and binary brains.  They are extremely logical
and intelligent.
    +2 intelligence, +2 wisdom, -2 dexterity.  Cereans are very bright and intuitive but are less
    coordinated than other species.
    Base speed: 10 meters
    +2 species bonus to initiative.  Although they are not as coordinated, they have exceptional
    reflexes that border on precognition.
    Automatic languages: Cerean, Basic.

Ewok
    +2 dexterity, -2 strength.  Ewoks are very agile but their small size makes them weaker
    than bigger races.
    Small size.  Gives +4 to hide skills, +1 size bonus to hit and to defense.  Must use
    smaller weapons and have Ύ carrying capacity.
    Base speed: 6 meters.
    Primitive penalty.  Ewoks get a –4 penalty to all skill checks involving technology.  Upon
    attaining a new level they can spend 2 skill points to reduce the penalty to –2 and again
    upon any new level to reduce it altogether.
    +2 species bonus to search and track by smell.
    Automatic language: Ewok.

Gungan
    +2 constitution, -2 wisdom.  Gungans are very hardy put not very perceptive or strong willed.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    Hold breath.  Gungans can hold their breath for 25 times his con in rounds before making a
    drowning check.  They also get +4 on swim skill checks.
    Low light vision.
    +2 species bonus on listen checks due to their large ears.
    +1 species bonus on reflex saves.  Gungans have an uncanny ability to avoid danger.
    Automatic languages: Gungan, Basic.

Ithorian
Ithorians are peaceful creatures that revere nature.  They are called hammerheads due to their
strange head shape.
    +2 wisdom, +2 charisma, -2 dexterity.  Ithorians are wise and personable but slow moving.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    +2 species bonus on Knowledge (nature) checks.
    +4 species bonus on survival skill checks.
    +1 species bonus on will saves.
    Automatic languages: Ithorian, Basic.

Mon Calamari
    +2 intelligance, -2 constitution.  Mon Calamari are very bright but frail.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    Amphibious.  Mon cals can breath water or air and get a +4 species bonus on swim checks.
    Low light vision.
    +4 species bonus on a selected craft skill due to their artistic natures.
    +1 species bonus on will saves when in a moist environment but a –1 on will saves in a dry
    environment.
    Automatic languages: Calamarian, Basic.

Rodian
Rodians are green skinned humanoids with antennae and a long snout.  They live for the hunt and
for combat.
    +2 dexterity, -2 wisdom, -2 charisma.  Rodians are quick and agile but are also rash and tend
     to bully others.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    Bonus feat: Track.  Rodians are taught the skills of the hunt at an early age.
    +2 species bonus on spot, listen and search checks do to their training as hunters.
    Automatic languages: Rodese, Basic

Sullustan
Sullustans are cave dwellers with large ears and eyes and prominent jowls.
    +2 dexterity, -2 constitution.  Sullustans are agile but not very hardy.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    Darkvision.
    +2 species bonus on climb and listen checks.
    Automatic languages: Sullustese.

Trandoshan
Trandoshans are large reptilian humanoids that live for combat and warfare.
    +2 strength, -2 dexterity.  Trandoshans are powerful but lack agility and grace.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    +1 natural armor.
    Darkvision.
    Automatic languages: Dosh.

Twi’lek
Twi-leks are tall humanoids with two long head tails.
    +2 charisma, -2 wisdom.  Twi’leks are skilled diplomats but relatively weak willed.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    Low light vision.
    +1 species bonus on fort saves due to resistances to disease, poison and illnesses.
    Automatic languages: Ryl, Basic, Lekku (head tail language).

Wookiee
    +4 strength, -2 dexterity, -2 wisdom, -2 charisma.  Wookiees are extremely strong but
    tend to be impulsive and have little patience for diplomacy.
    Base speed: 10 meters.
    +2 species bonus on climb checks.
    +4 species bonus on intimidation checks for their fearsome reputation.
    Wookiee rage.  As a free action, a wookiee can rage gaining +4 strength, +2 vitality points
    per level, +2 rage bonus to fort and will saves and a –2 to defense.  They cannot use skills
    while raging.  The rage last for 5 rounds plus con modifier.  After the rage, the extra
    vitality points are lost and the wookiee takes 1d4 vitality damage per round the rage lasted.
    Extraordinary recuperation.  Wookiees heal at twice the normal rate.
    Automatic languages: Shrywook, Basic (understand only).
  
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Basic Classes:
Fringer - jack of all trades that has good combat abilities, lots of skills, and abilities that
          help them survive and fix things.
Noble - like a D&D bard.  Lots of good skills, decent fighter, and lots of group buff type abilities
Scoundrel - like the D&D rogue.  Tons of skills and sneak attacks
Scout - like the D&D ranger.  Very good combat abilities, stealth, skills, and pathfinding
Soldier - like the D&D fighter.  The best fighter in the game with tons of feats.
Force Adept - a person that uses the force but has no formal training.  The force abilities are
              like spells in D&D.
  
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Health and healing:
First off, I forgot to list Tech specialist as one of the classes in my other post.

In SW, you have vitality and wound points.  Vitality is your personal energey and is like hit
points in D&D, with fighter types getting d10, non combat classes getting d6 and the others
getting d8's (plus con modifier).  When you take damage, it comes off your vitality points.  
In addition, certain actions, like raging, using the force, etc, use vitality points.  If 
you reach 0 vitality you are fatigued.

When you run out of vitality, you go into your wound points.  Your wound points are equal 
to your con and never go up.  Wound points are your actual bodily health.  When your wound 
points go below zero, you must make a DC 10 fort save or die.  If you save, you must continue 
making fort saves every hour until you are stabilized.  Also, the way crits work is that if 
you crit, your damage goes directly to wound points.  There is no double damage or anything 
like that.

Regaining vitality is pretty easy.  Since it is just personal energy, you regain it quickly 
at the rate of 1 vp per level per hour or twice that if tended by a medic.  Wound points come 
back at 1 wp per level per day of complete rest.  You can also heal vitality and wound points 
using the treat injury skill.  You get back a couple of points if you are successful or more 
if you use a medpac.  The better the roll, the more points healed.  Force users can also heal 
using the heal another force ability.
  
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Feats:
Acrobatic - +2 jump and tumble
Agile reposte – If your dodge target misses you in melee you get an aoo
Alertness
Ambidexterity
Animal Affinity - +2 to ride and handle animal
Aristocrats honor - +1 to reputation, +2 to other nobles
Armor familiarity – for specific armor type, one added to max dex 
                    and one taken off armor check penalty
Armor proficiency (light)
                       (medium)
                       (heavy)
                       (powered)
Artistic - +2 to entertain and craft
Athletic - +2 climb and swim
Blasterslinger – if you roll the highest initiative you get a free 
                 action to fire your blaster
Blind fighting
Card shark - +2 to gamble and sleight of hand
Cautious - +2 to disable device and demolitions
Climate specialization - +2 to hide, search, and survival checks in 
                         chosen climate
Combat expertise
            Improved disarm
            Improved trip
            Whirlwind attack
Combat reflexes
Combat veteran – you can take 10 on a designated skill regardless of 
                 circumstances
Contact – you get additional favors if you are a noble class
Cosmopolitan – designate a cross class skill.  You get +2 to that skill 
               and it is considered a class skill 
Cybernetic surgery – you can make a treat injury check to install 
                     cybernetic implants
Defensive throw – if your dodge target misses you in melee, you get 
                  a free improved trip attack
Diplomatic immunity – whenever you get in trouble with a designate 
                      faction, you can make a diplomacy roll to 
                      get out of it.
Dodge
            Mobility
            Spring attack
Dual strike – if you flank an opponent you get +4 to hit instead of +2
Endurance
Exotic weapon proficiency
Extended rage
Extra lucky – one additional use of the lucky class ability per day
Fame - +2 reputation
Force sensitive – requirement for all force abilities
Frightful presence – Minor fear type effect
Gearhead - +2 to computer use and repair
Great fortitude
Gun crew chief – when using inspire confidence on a crew, the damage 
                 die for the weapon goes up by 1 dice.  (ie 2d6 to 3d6)
Headstrong - +1 will save and +2 intimidate
Heroic surge – Extra action once per day depending on level
Impersonator - +2 to disguise and forgery
Improved critical
Improved effort – when using the extreme effort ability you do not get 
                  fatigued afterwards
Improved feint – you can bluff as a move action
Improved grapple
Improved initiative
Improved overrun – your overrun target cannot avoide you and you get 
                   +4 to knock them down
Improvisational fighting – you have no minuses when fighting with an 
                           improvised weapon
Infamy - +3 reputation
Influence - +2 to reputation and favor checks
Inventor – when crafting items you only have to pay 1/3 normal experience cost
Iron will
Lesser blindsight
Lightning reflexes
Lithe - +2 to balance and escape artist
Low profile - -2 to reputation
Martial arts – there are lots of styles and feats to learn so if 
               you are interested, let me know.  
               This is the just the basic style.
            Defensive martial arts - +2 to ac
            Improved martial arts – damage increases to 2d4
            Advanced martial arts – damage increases to 3d4
Merchant trader - +2 to appraise and craft
Mimic - +2 to disguise and entertain
Mounted combat
Nimble - +2 to escape artist and sleight of hand
Off hand parry
Perfect memory – like a bard’s bardic knowledge ability
Point blank shot
            Far shot
            Precise shot
            Rapid shot
            Multishot
            Shot on the run
Political pull - +2 to favor and resource noble abilities
Power attack
            Cleave
            Greater cleave
            Improved bull rush
            Sunder
Quick draw
Quickness - +3 vitality points
Ranged disarm
Redirect attack – when your dodge target misses you in melee, you can 
                  redirect his attack to someone within reach
Resist poison - +4 fort save vs poison
Ride by attack
Rogue heritage - +1 to bluff, gamble and intimidate
Rugged - +1 to fort saves and +2 to survival
Run
Self sufficient - +2 to survival and treat injury
Skill emphasis
Shadow - +2 to hide and spot
Shady merchant – you get discounts on illegal goods bought or sold
Sharp eyed - +2 to sense motive and search
Skeptical - +2 to gather info and sense motive
Spacer - +2 to pilot and astrogation
Spirited charge
Stamina – recover vitality points at twice normal rate
Starship dodge – like regular dodge when piloting chosen vehicle 
                 (repulsorlift, starship or transport)
Starship operation – without this feat all checks related to chosen 
                     vehicle are at –4 (starship, transport, capitol ship)
Steady - +1 to reflex saves and +2 to balance
Stealthy - +2 to hide and move silently
Street smart - +2 to bluff and gather info
Stunning strike – as per monk’s stunning fist
Superior expertise – you can expertise for as much as your base attack is
Surefooted – you have no penalties on movement over rough ground
Surgery – allows you to restore more wound points on a treat injury check
Technical wizard - +2 to repair and knowledge
Toughness - +3 wound points
Track
Trick - +2 to bluff and gamble
Two weapon fighting
            Improved two weapon fighting
Unbalance opponent – select one opponent a round and they do not get to add 
                     their strength bonus to hit you
Weapon finesse
Weapon focus
Weapon group proficiency (primitive, simple, slugthrowers, blaster, blaster rifles, 
                          heavy weapons, vibro weapons)
Weapon specialization
Worldwise - +2 to knowledge and can make an int check to understand or convey
            simple words in an unknown language
Zero-g Training 
  
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The Force:

First off, everyone can use the force in some way.  This is represented by force 
points.  Everyone starts with one force point except force users who start with 2.  
You can use a force point at any time to give yourself a bonus to all actions that 
round.  The bonus starts at 1d6 at first level and goes up as you go up.  Force 
users progression is faster than non-force users.  You get additional force points 
every time you go up in level or when you perform an act of great heroism.

Force users must have the force sensitive feat (it is a bonus feat to force using 
classes).  After that they may select one or more force using feats.  These feats 
are Alter, Control, and Sense.  Each opens up skill trees for that feat.  Most 
force skills have a vitality point cost.  You can use the skills as long as you 
have vitality points to spend.  

Alter 
Affect mind – The old jedi mind trick
* Drain energy – you can suck the energy out of any technological device
* Force grip – Darth Vader’s favorite skill
* Force lightning – the Emperor’s favorite skill
Force strike – deals damage to targets – Obi Wan used it on the battledroids at 
the beginning of Ep1
Heal another – self explanatory
Illusion – creates phantasms in your targets mind
Move object – like telekinesis and you can also hurl things at people

Control
Battlemind – gives pluses to your attack rolls
Force defense – gives pluses to saves vs force attacks
Force stealth – masks you from others trying to sense you with the force
Heal self – self explanatory

Sense
Enhance senses – gives pluses to listen, search, spot, and sense motive
Farseeing – allows glimpses into the present (easy), past (hard), or future 
(very hard)
* Fear – gives foes minuses to skill checks and attack rolls
See force – you can sense and track force users in the area
Telepathy – just like it sounds

* dark side power

General
Empathy – gives pluses to bluff, diplomacy, handle animal, intimidate, 
entertain and sense motive
Enhance ability – gives pluses to strength or dexterity
Friendship – Raises targets attitude

You can also take force feats that have the basic feats (Alter, Control, 
and Sense) as prereqs.

Attuned - +2 to enhance ability and heal self
Aware - +2 to enhanced senses and see force
Burst of speed - 10x movement for one round
             Force speed – 20x movement for one round 
Compassion - +2 to empathy and heal another
* Dark power - +2 to force lightning and drain energy
Dissipate energy – convert harmful energy to vitality
Focus - +2 to force stealth and force strike
Force flight – allows you to fly
Force mastery – allows you to use a force action that normally requires 
an attack or move action as a free action
            High force mastery – allows you to use a force action that 
normally requires a full round action as an attack action 
Force mind - +2 to an ability score for one round per force user level
            Improved force mind - +4 to an ability score for one round 
per force user level
Force whirlwind – move lots of objects really fast to cause damage to 
target
Kinetic combat – allows you to use a melee weapon at range
Kinetic might - +2 to force strike and move object
Link - +2 to farseeing and telepathy
* Malevolent - +2 to fear and force grip
Mettle - +2 to battlemind and force defense
Mind trick - +2 to affect mind and illusion
Peacemaker - +2 to diplomacy and friendship
Power presence - +2 to intimidate and telepathy
Primal sympathy - +2 to handle animal and empathy
* Rage – as per barbarian rage
Spellcaster – force abilities take 1 less vitality to use but you can 
be disrupted as per spellcasting in D&D
Up the wall – as long as you begin and end your movement on a horizontal 
surface you can move anywhere

*dark side feat 

  
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