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Yeah, if I was going to break it down in some way, I'd kind of go more by what classes we see in the movies. Episode 1 we see mostly stormtroopers, farmboys, smugglers, droids, wookies, officers, jedi and fighter pilots. Episode 2 introduces snow troopers (if these have to be a separate career), bounty hunters, mobile walkers (and their pilots), and administrators or governors (whichever you'd call Lando) Episode 3 gives us scout troopers, rebel admirals (and the frigates they command), ewoks hunters, rancor trainers, imperial guard. This isn't exactly perfect either but I think it would provide a variety of classes in each book while still having stuff in all the books that you would want.
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Yeah, that'd work, so long as all three books are available simultaneously and each has all the essential rules. I remember with DnD 3rd edition you had to wait months for the DMG to come out, so you had to make do with a little mini-dmg packet they slipped in the back of the PHB.
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