I definitely agree with that. Mantis is one of my favorite clans. Another DLC would be cool.

Considering the overall topic of outsiders and the fringes of the Empire, I personally would love to see something on the Tortoise clan since they were mentioned in the Core Rulebook. If not there, I am hoping for a minor clan book in the near future. 
So far, they’ve put in some nice stuff for the Falcon and Deer and I am curious to see if they include a minor clan in Path of Waves. Whatever the case, I am enjoying FFG’s take on the Emerald Empire.

And so it begins. This Saturday, our group begins the game, and our GM, Trey, allowed for numerous things to be played, expanding the horizon of characters. Although Force-sensitives are allowed, no careers from the Force and Destiny line were permitted. I went so far as to make some additional trooper squad members as NPCs as I wrote up a past. Being a long time GM, I find putting that much effort into my characters as a player makes things more interesting and gives the GM more. I plan to post an update after the first session. Trey and I have been bouncing more ideas back and forth, and quite a few of the ideas presented in this thread seem to have lit up more than a galaxy full for the campaign.

Once again, thank you and don't forget to tip your waitress/.

Okay, so far I am loving this book as I read through it. However, one thing did catch my eye because it was something I was looking forward to:
Under the Shipwright specialization tree on page 29, the Dockyard Expertise talent states that there is a reduction in time and price of 25% per rank of the talent. However, the full description of the talent lists the reduction as 20%.
Unlike a majority of my group, I actually look at the talents themselves beyond the trees.

In my opinion, the curved hilt and the extended hilt use different styles of fighting. Examples are Count Dooku (curved hilt) and Luke Skywalker (extended in Return of the Jedi). Essentially, you are trying to put on the hilt of a duelist and the hilt of a power hitter. Common sense would say they are not compatible, and I would have to say no from a GM's point of view. I only say yes when a player can give me good cause to allow such controversial choices.

In my opinion, the curved hilt and the extended hilt use different styles of fighting. Examples are Count Dooku (curved hilt) and Luke Skywalker (extended in Return of the Jedi). Essentially, you are trying to put on the hilt of a duelist and the hilt of a power hitter. Common sense would say they are not compatible, and I would have to say no from a GM's point of view. I only say yes when a player can give me good cause to allow such controversial choices.