Bumping an ancient thread here, but still, would totally dig replicas of my ships on my desk at work. Something like these: http://www.disneystore.com/star-wars-millennium-falcon-die-cast-vehicle/mp/1383178/1000268/ ...would be perfect. I'd pay $20 a pop, I'd probably buy all six of SWTOR ships, and I know I'm not the only one. For that matter, I'd also be just as interested in something along the lines of: http://www.revell.com/model-kits/entertainment/85-1633.html ...with sounds you could take from the game software.

Server: The Shadowlands Name: Val'anor Jedi Battlelord's Belt is all I lack, despite practically obsessive GTN monitoring. Name your price!!

More playable alien races. There's a lot of uniformity to the options available (human, blind human, green human, blue human...), while a myriad of great options exist in the game as quest offering NPCs and even baddies to tangle with. I can understand there's quite a bit to consider here. 1) A rodian speaking galactic basic? Odd, sure. The voice acting will need to align with the new race choices, or you're talking about new voice talent and TONS of recording, and being a professional musician, I understand booth time is expensive. But I think chagrian, sullustan, nautolan, kel dor, and a handful of others are entirely viable, most of which I've run into and my toon isn't yet 30. Come to think of it, I can recall a few of each speaking galactic basic... 2) While the Republic may embrace diversity (on paper), the Empire is quite xenophobic, with seldom exception. While the extended Star Wars universe may be unbalanced in this way, I understand BioWare's hand might be forced in that they're offering a game as a service and in said game the concept of "balance" is an obligation to eschew negative player response. That said, there are TONS of races in the extended Star Wars universe; I'm sure you can come up with something. For example, if gamorians were added as a playable character, limit them to only bounty hunter. If there were LOTS of options and some were more narrow than others, I believe that would be well accepted so long as there were more flexible options (like human) available.