Inspired by @levedor-legacy 's asking about non-Outlander classes to do another round (first one is here) 😁
Outlander/Commander Vica Nerai (Consular). Sweetest and most exemplary Jedi you'd ever meet--kind, unflappable, determined, willing to carry the weight of the galaxy on her shoulders. (not one DS point to her name, ever) And then she meets Zenith and he makes her really think about why she believes the things she believes, which ones she really believes in and which were just Expected. And then she meets Theron and starts breaking at least one tenet of the Jedi Order. She's still devoted to protecting the Republic when possible, but she's been handed literally the whole galaxy, sometimes they have to share her now. Kept the Alliance independent following Onslaught, which was a big character moment for her.
Trooper Briyoni Nerai, Vica's younger sister. Hot-headed, sarcastic, reckless--and just Force Sensitive enough to seem like she has really good reflexes/luck. I've actually developed her non-Outlander version a lot; there's a whole longfic I'd like to write someday(but I"ve been saying that for 8+ years ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). Her "romance" is Jonas Balkar, they're engaged by the end of the class story, but it's a nebulous "when the war's over" thing. She manages to grit her teeth and stay in Havoc through Saresh kicking Dorne, BUT then after the Eternal Empire invasion things go pear-shaped on Denon while Jonas' SIS team is working there and Commander Malcolm says there's no plan for an extraction for largely PR reasons. So she resigns to go rescue her fiancé. It involves "borrowing" Elara from Malcolm's staff and working with Fuse and Aleksei Dorne, and is ultimately sucessful. Elara and Jonas go back to work in the Republic, but Bry, Fuse, and Aleksei keep working as free agent resistance to Zakuul until joining the Alliance.
Jedi Knight Chayce Bekem dies during the Eternal Empire invasion. He single-handedly holds off most of a battalion that's mixed Knight and regular soldiers(not skytroopers, actual human fighters) during a colony evacuation, but is cut down by a Knight of Zakuul just before retreating himself. His crew all do their "canon assigned" arcs that match up with the game.
Smuggler Kina Taldine gets very busy. Any kind of blackade or occupation means people need things smuggled in, the black market starts booming, and she doesn't hesitate to take those risks and make those credits. Eventually, Risha gets an opening to make progress on reclaiming Dubrillion's throne and leaves to pursue it. It feels "righteous cause" enough for Corso to think it sounds better than blockade running, so her goes with her. Akaavi, Guss, and Bowdaar stick around until the Eternal Empire starts more stringently hunting smugglers and the like, the Kina decides it's best they scatter and lay low.
Inquisitor Enaia Kallig keeps her crew together and maintains her Council seat, though her subtle pushes for a more peaceful/rational Empire get mired down with Marr gone. He was really the only other one so inclined, and had more pull due to his longer tenure. So Darth Imperius turns her attention to consolidating power and tracking down artifacts of use in that pursuit. (occsionally allows Andronikos to engage in a lil piracy for extra funds >:3 As a treat.) Retreats more and more to her private sanctums, basically waves off the restructuring of the Dark Council until Anahel makes a play for her seat. Bodies him and returns to at least a level of involvement that won't give people the idea her power is ripe for the taking.
Bounty Hunter Khary Pace gets by for a while chasing bounties. People still want other people dead, captured, brought back alive, no matter what else is going on in the galaxy. Torian leaves at Mandalore's call for the clans to unite against the Zakuulan threat, but the rest of them are doing alright. And then he accepts a bounty on one of the Star Fortress Exarchs. It's a hard target, takes the whole remaining team to implement his plan... and still fails. Khary, Mako, and Skadge die(sorry Mako), Gault and Blizz bolt.
Sith Warrior Plikh'ori'coduyo (Khoric) continues to serve as Empire's Wrath as long as it's viable. The Hand gets less and less communicative before finally (basiclly) ghosting him. When now-Empress Acina and Vowrawn make terms of surrender with Zakuul he's sort of at loose ends for a while, as the Empire puts on an act of Good Behavior(which means not seeming overly-aggressive on enforcement). After a couple years, Acina sends him to investigate/put down a rumored cult attempting to establish a sanctum on the remains of Ziost. He succeeds at that, but nearly gets killed by a monolith before Vette and Pierce save his bacon. Vette, as his wife, is v grumpy at how much he keeps risking himself for the Empire as the Empire seems to care about him less and less. This is the straw that breaks the bantha's back. Given he's unconscious and barely alive, she and Jaesa drag him off to Manaan to recover. [He winds up with both legs cybernetic; one fully and one knee-down, facial implants, and a cybernetic arm.] Treatment for these kinds of injuries isn't cheap, and they don't want anyone finding him while he's recovering, which leads to Vette partnering with Gault to earn some under the table credits.
Agent Odessa Isric is working undercovering for Ardun Kothe, has her long distance/visit when I can romance with Chance from her canon, and serves as part of the Yavin 4 coalition. She's later part of Lana's team investigating Ziost, so still sees the devastation of that world. What changes with her not being The Outlander is on what would have been her last visit with Chance, when he asks her about them both walking away from government intelligence work, she says yes. Vitiate and... everything else is not her problem to bear. Others will handle it, she'll help when she can but it's not her responsibility.
So she says yes. They both quit and start a private security business and can stop hiding their romance bc they're former SIS/Sith Intelligence now. It's mostly consulting work, and "white hat" testing of computer security systems, which both of them do very well. Odessa doesn't get frozen in carbonite for five years. Chance doesn't get killed in an Imperial bombing run. They both get to live and live together. And because they base themselves off a neutral and strategically unimportant world, they never come under the full weight of any faction's eforrts during the five years between the Wild Space Expedition and the founding of the Alliance.
