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	~~<p class="single">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p>~~
	<p class="~~single nomargin~~">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}A character can’t begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-~~level. Additionally, there may be non~~-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord (prestige class)\|Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice (prestige class)\|Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord (prestige class)\|Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p></div>

	<~~div style~~="~~margin~~-~~top: 2em~~;">		--><p class="single">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p><!--
	<h2 class="headline">Prestige Class List</h2>
	<p class="single nomargin">'''Requirements:''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p>		--><p class="single nomargin">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}A character can’t begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-level. Additionally, there may be non-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord (prestige class)\|Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice (prestige class)\|Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord (prestige class)\|Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p><!--

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			--><p class="single nomargin">'''Requirements&colon;''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p><!--

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	<p class="single ~~nomargin~~">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p>		<p class="single">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p>
	<p class="single">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.{{~~newline~~}}A character can't begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-level. Additionally, there may be non-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.{{~~Newline~~}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.{{~~newline~~}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord (prestige class)\|Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice (prestige class)\|Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord (prestige class)\|Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p></div>		<p class="single nomargin">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}A character can’t begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-level. Additionally, there may be non-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord (prestige class)\|Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice (prestige class)\|Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord (prestige class)\|Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p></div>

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	<h2 class="headline">Prestige Class List</h2>		<h2 class="headline">Prestige Class List</h2>
	<p class="single nomargin">'''Requirements:''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p>		<p class="single nomargin">'''Requirements:''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p>

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Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.{{newline}}A character can't begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige..."

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<p class="single">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p>
<p class="single">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.{{newline}}A character can't begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-level. Additionally, there may be non-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.{{Newline}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.{{newline}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p></div>

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<h2 class="headline">Prestige Class List</h2>
<p class="single">'''Requirements:''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p>
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|[[Ace Pilot (prestige class)|Ace Pilot]]
|[[Enforcer (prestige class)|Enforcer]]
|[[Infiltrator (prestige class)|Infiltrator]]
|[[Officer (prestige class)|Officer]]
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|[[Assassin (prestige class)|Assassin]]
|[[Force Adept (prestige class)|Force Adept]]
|[[Jedi Knight (prestige class)|Jedi Knight]]
|[[Outlaw (prestige class)|Outlaw]]
|-
|[[Bounty Hunter (prestige class)|Bounty Hunter]]
|[[Force Disciple (prestige class)|Force Disciple]]
|[[Jedi Master (prestige class)|Jedi Master]]
|[[Pathfinder (prestige class)|Pathfinder]]
|-
|[[Charlatan (prestige class)|Charlatan]]
|[[Gladiator (prestige class)|Gladiator]]
|[[Martial Arts Master (prestige class)|Martial Arts Master]]
|[[Saboteur (prestige class)|Saboteur]]
|-
|[[Corporate Agent (prestige class)|Corporate Agent]]
|[[Gunslinger (prestige class)|Gunslinger]]
|[[Master Privateer (prestige class)|Master Privateer]]
|[[Shaper (prestige class)|Shaper]]
|-
|[[Crime Lord (prestige class)|Crime Lord]]
|[[Imperial Knight (prestige class)|Imperial Knight]]
|[[Medic (prestige class)|Medic]]
|[[Sith Apprentice (prestige class)|Sith Apprentice]]
|-
|[[Droid Commander (prestige class)|Droid Commander]]
|[[Improviser (prestige class)|Improviser]]
|[[Melee Duelist (prestige class)|Melee Duelist]]
|[[Sith Lord (prestige class)|Sith Lord]]
|-
|[[Elite Trooper (prestige class)|Elite Trooper]]
|[[Independent Droid (prestige class)|Independent Droid]]
|[[Military Engineer (prestige class)|Military Engineer]]
|[[Vanguard (prestige class)|Vanguard]]
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	<p class="single">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p>		<p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}See also ''[[Heroic Classes]]''</p>
	<p class="single">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.{{newline}}A character can't begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-level. Additionally, there may be non-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.{{Newline}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.{{newline}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p></div>		<p class="single">Prestige classes offer abilities and powers otherwise inaccessible to heroes and GM characters, focusing them in specific directions. A character with a prestige class is generally more specialized, yet perhaps slightly more powerful, than a character without one.{{newline}}A character can't begin as a member of a prestige class. Abilities granted by prestige classes are acquired only by meeting the requirements specific to each example, which almost always demand—in effect—that a character be at least mid-level. Additionally, there may be non-rules-related requirements that must be met in-game, such as group membership fees, special training exercises, or quests.{{Newline}}Prestige classes are purely optional, and always under the purview of the GM. Even though a few examples can be found below, they are idiosyncratic to each campaign, and thus many GMs may choose to not allow them or only use them for GM characters.{{newline}}More to the point, some prestige classes (Such as [[Crime Lord (prestige class)\|Crime Lord]], [[Sith Apprentice (prestige class)\|Sith Apprentice]], and [[Sith Lord (prestige class)\|Sith Lord]]) are more appropriate for GM characters, and the Gamemaster may declare these classes off-limits for heroes. For this reason, a player should consult with their Gamemaster before angling her character toward a particular Prestige Class.</p></div>

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	<h2 class="headline">Prestige Class List</h2>		<h2 class="headline">Prestige Class List</h2>
	<p class="single">'''Requirements:''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p>		<p class="single nomargin">'''Requirements:''' All prestige Classes have certain requirements that a character must fulfill prior to taking the first level in that class. Among the most common requirements are a minimum character level, a minimum base attack bonus, being trained in certain skills, or having certain feats. These requirements make it easier for certain types of characters to become members of a given prestige class. For example, a scout could potentially take his first level of bounty hunter as an 8th-level character.</p>
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