The Jedi Master
The Force Master at the very base is a simple character. Focusing all efforts into improving Force Powers and making them easier to use, stronger and just generally more effective. That doesn't mean this character is weak, through a combination of Force Power Buffs and Items this character can still hold its own in combat.
The Basics:
Gender: Male
Class: Jedi Consular - Jedi Master (19 and 9)
We want a lot of Force Powers, a lot of Force Points and the extra power behind the Force so we're going with this combo. Both of these classes (With 100% Light Side) we end up getting +6 Wisdom, +3 from both of them (Odd I know but I triple checked, I got a buff from both Classes) so that will also give us a huge buff.
Alignment: 100% Light
The main thing here is the Wisdom bonus I mentioned above but almost all the Buffing Powers in the game are Light-Side Powers so we'll go that route.
Starting Attributes:
STR: 8 DEX: 14 CON: 12 INT: 14 WIS: 16 CHA: 12
End-Game Attributes
Base (Equipment and Force Enlightenment Buffs)
STR: 8 (16) DEX: 16 (26) CON: 12 (17) INT: 14 (19) WIS: 21 (48) CHA: 12 (19)
Vitality: 295 Force Points: 833 AC: 42 Fortitude: 27 Reflex: 29 Will: 47
Equipment:
Head: Force Focusing Visor (Charisma +1, Wisdom +4, Regenerate Force Points 2)
Robes: Baran Do Sage Robe (Wisdom +4, Immunity: Lightside %20, Immunity Darkside %20)
Gloves: Jal Shey Meditation Gloves (Wisdom +2, Dexterity +2, Awareness +2)
Belt: Jal Shey Mentor Belt (Force Resist +20, Wisdom +2)
Implant: Pheromone Package (Charisma +1, Persuade +2)
Shields: Ceremonial Shield (All Saves +4, Resist 10 - vs. Darkside)
Weapons:
Lightsaber (Single)
Crystals: Barab Ore Ingot (+2-12 Fire Damage) and Personal Crystal (+6 vs Dark Side, +3 VS Light Side,
Defence Bonus 1, Dexterity +3, Strength +3 and Wisdom +4)
Weapon Upgrades: Ultimate Diatium Cell , Expert Fencing Emitter, Improved Vibration Lens
Strongest Blaster Rifle until you get both a Lightsaber and the Lightsaber: Finesse Perk
Skills:
Persuade: Persuade opens up a lot of conversation paths for both Light and Dark Side characters, for Light Side characters like us it usually means persuading people to stand down or persuading companions to talk to you about something. I always try and take Persuade because of how useful it is.
Computer Use: Is a great skill to have for blasting through the game. Gaining the extra experience is always nice and there is a fair bit to gain from Computer Use. Not to mention you get some really nice upgrade parts with this skill
Repair: Same as Computer Use really.
Treat Injury: I'd say this is mandatory for all characters, at least early on before Force Heal. Not only can you use it to heal yourself more that other characters but it also leads to new upgrade materials.
Feats:
All Feats should be taken to the max level unless specified.
Dueling is chosen because we're only using One Lightsaber so the extra defense and chance to hit are a big help to this character.
Finesse: Lightsaber is a really useful feat for a character that wants accuracy but doesn't have the Strength to achieve it. We have a high enough Dexterity that this perk is incredibly useful. crucial, especially early on when you don't have much power behind attacks.
Flurry is one of the most useful Feats this character picks up. The ability to add an extra hit per round is great when coupled with Master Speed and once you get Master Flurry this character starts hitting most of those attacks, dramatically increasing damage.
Class Skill: Computer Use was the first Feat I picked up. I wanted to round out my character by picking this and it was incredibly useful throughout the game. It allowed me for those that don't know to put points into Computer Use as if it was a Class Skill (so I could hit the max)
Regenerate Force Points is the only one of these that outright effect our Force Usage, with this combined with items and Forms we're regenerating at a ridiculous speed. I don't have any accurate numbers but it was regenerating so fast I barely lost them even when using several Force Powers in a row.
Force Powers:
All Powers should be taken to the max level unless specified
Heal is a useful skill for any Light Side character, being able to heal a large amount of Health for your entire party is crucial to survival.
Stun Droid is one of the most useful Force Powers, early on it can be used to destroy mines (which is insanely useful so this should be your first pick) and later on it can absolutely devastate multiple Droids at once.
Stun is only that useful once you unlock the Stasis Field Power. The ability to freeze large groups of enemies in place is immensely useful and becomes the staple of this character.
Force Speed is our main combat buff. Not only does it increase Speed, Attacks per round but it also increase our Armour by a certain amount. By end game it couples with a few other buffs to increase our Armour to over 40.
Battle Meditation is one I used early on, it's a useful buff and later debuff and I needed somewhere to put Force Powers. I wouldn't focus on this but it's definitely useful.
Force Valour is a great Force Power that increase saving throws and Strength, Dexterity and Constitution we need to max this out to work with our most powerful Force Power.
Force Shield same as the above but it increase our Armour instead.
Force Enlightenment is the most important Force Power of the lot but doesn't work well without our buffs. It allows us to activate Force Valour, Armour and Speed all at the same time. This means we get a huge Armour, Speed, Damage and Saving Throw Boost, not to mention extra attacks and Attributes all at once. This is unlocked through the story for being a Light-Side Jedi.
Shock. The Dark Side offensive power, that's right we're taking this. I know it seems out of place (that's because it is) but it is really useful to the character and I couldn't pass it up. We have so many Force Points that casting it isn't a problem and it's quite useful to Stun Enemies and then Use Force Storm on them repeatedly.
Combat:
Combat for this build is fairly simple. Earlier on simply throw up any buffs you need and hang back with a Blaster Rifle, have your followers (usually) engage in melee combat and use Disable Droid and Stun to back them up. Later on we'll simply throw up Force Enlightenment, use Stasis Field and either use Flurry to destroy them or continuously hit them with Force Storm (better against large groups of enemies). At this point you'll still want companions to engage in melee combat.
Companions:
Handmaiden (As a Pure Solider)
Handmaiden is a bit of an odd choice I guess. Especially considering I chose not to give her any weapons or turn her into a Jedi. See the thing about going Pure Solider Handmaiden is that her Unarmed Bonus continues scaling on one even level, if you spec her as a Jedi it resets her counter which in the end makes her Unarmed Combat much weaker. With Heavy Armour and just her fists (As well as any Strength Boosters you can pick up) the Handmaiden later does more damage than her melee counterparts who rely on Weapons.
Only increase her Strength at level up, Dueling is a key Feats.
or Mandalore
Mandalore is another option and also a different one. I didn't perk him as a melee fighter but more of a combo Ranged/Melee. It's actually a pretty effective combo with him because of the ability to swap his personal implants around (meaning he can change them to increase combat effectiveness)
Throw most points into Constitution with maybe 2 in Dexterity. Flurry/Rapid Shot are key Feats
Bao-Dur (as Jedi):
Bao-Dur is one odd fighter, early on he's a decent unarmed fighter (but he never seemed to hit Handmaiden's Level) and has a lot of useful skills. Later on he has useful skills and backs it up with powerful Lightsaber Attacks (Single with Dueling). His main job was to work as a Security Expert and provide decent support with the various Healing Power.
Throw 1 point into Intelligence and the rest into Strength
Or Mira (As a Jedi):
Mira wasn't someone I picked up until later but I soon grew fond of her. I speced her as a Dual Wielder with a Double-Bladed Lightsaber. I took her for pretty much the same reason as Bao-Dur but she turned out way more powerful than him in terms of pure combat.
Throw all points into Dexterity. Key Perks are Flurry, Dual Wielding and Lightsaber: Finesse
Closing Notes:
Well I hope you guys enjoy this. It was a blast to play, and ridiculously powerful. Expect more KoTOR 2 Builds in the future. Check out my Neverwinter Nights Build, The Guardian if you want.
The Jedi Master
The Force Master at the very base is a simple character. Focusing all efforts into improving Force Powers and making them easier to use, stronger and just generally more effective. That doesn't mean this character is weak, through a combination of Force Power Buffs and Items this character can still hold its own in combat.
The Basics:
Gender: Male
Class: Jedi Consular - Jedi Master (19 and 9)
We want a lot of Force Powers, a lot of Force Points and the extra power behind the Force so we're going with this combo. Both of these classes (With 100% Light Side) we end up getting +6 Wisdom, +3 from both of them (Odd I know but I triple checked, I got a buff from both Classes) so that will also give us a huge buff.
Alignment: 100% Light
The main thing here is the Wisdom bonus I mentioned above but almost all the Buffing Powers in the game are Light-Side Powers so we'll go that route.
Starting Attributes:
STR: 8 DEX: 14 CON: 12 INT: 14 WIS: 16 CHA: 12
End-Game Attributes
Base (Equipment and Force Enlightenment Buffs)
STR: 8 (16) DEX: 16 (26) CON: 12 (17) INT: 14 (19) WIS: 21 (48) CHA: 12 (19)
Vitality: 295 Force Points: 833 AC: 42 Fortitude: 27 Reflex: 29 Will: 47
Equipment:
Head: Force Focusing Visor (Charisma +1, Wisdom +4, Regenerate Force Points 2)
Robes: Baran Do Sage Robe (Wisdom +4, Immunity: Lightside %20, Immunity Darkside %20)
Gloves: Jal Shey Meditation Gloves (Wisdom +2, Dexterity +2, Awareness +2)
Belt: Jal Shey Mentor Belt (Force Resist +20, Wisdom +2)
Implant: Pheromone Package (Charisma +1, Persuade +2)
Shields: Ceremonial Shield (All Saves +4, Resist 10 - vs. Darkside)
Weapons:
Lightsaber (Single)
Crystals: Barab Ore Ingot (+2-12 Fire Damage) and Personal Crystal (+6 vs Dark Side, +3 VS Light Side,
Defence Bonus 1, Dexterity +3, Strength +3 and Wisdom +4)
Weapon Upgrades: Ultimate Diatium Cell , Expert Fencing Emitter, Improved Vibration Lens
Strongest Blaster Rifle until you get both a Lightsaber and the Lightsaber: Finesse Perk
Skills:
Persuade: Persuade opens up a lot of conversation paths for both Light and Dark Side characters, for Light Side characters like us it usually means persuading people to stand down or persuading companions to talk to you about something. I always try and take Persuade because of how useful it is.
Computer Use: Is a great skill to have for blasting through the game. Gaining the extra experience is always nice and there is a fair bit to gain from Computer Use. Not to mention you get some really nice upgrade parts with this skill
Repair: Same as Computer Use really.
Treat Injury: I'd say this is mandatory for all characters, at least early on before Force Heal. Not only can you use it to heal yourself more that other characters but it also leads to new upgrade materials.
Feats:
All Feats should be taken to the max level unless specified.
Dueling is chosen because we're only using One Lightsaber so the extra defense and chance to hit are a big help to this character.
Finesse: Lightsaber is a really useful feat for a character that wants accuracy but doesn't have the Strength to achieve it. We have a high enough Dexterity that this perk is incredibly useful. crucial, especially early on when you don't have much power behind attacks.
Flurry is one of the most useful Feats this character picks up. The ability to add an extra hit per round is great when coupled with Master Speed and once you get Master Flurry this character starts hitting most of those attacks, dramatically increasing damage.
Class Skill: Computer Use was the first Feat I picked up. I wanted to round out my character by picking this and it was incredibly useful throughout the game. It allowed me for those that don't know to put points into Computer Use as if it was a Class Skill (so I could hit the max)
Regenerate Force Points is the only one of these that outright effect our Force Usage, with this combined with items and Forms we're regenerating at a ridiculous speed. I don't have any accurate numbers but it was regenerating so fast I barely lost them even when using several Force Powers in a row.
Force Powers:
All Powers should be taken to the max level unless specified
Heal is a useful skill for any Light Side character, being able to heal a large amount of Health for your entire party is crucial to survival.
Stun Droid is one of the most useful Force Powers, early on it can be used to destroy mines (which is insanely useful so this should be your first pick) and later on it can absolutely devastate multiple Droids at once.
Stun is only that useful once you unlock the Stasis Field Power. The ability to freeze large groups of enemies in place is immensely useful and becomes the staple of this character.
Force Speed is our main combat buff. Not only does it increase Speed, Attacks per round but it also increase our Armour by a certain amount. By end game it couples with a few other buffs to increase our Armour to over 40.
Battle Meditation is one I used early on, it's a useful buff and later debuff and I needed somewhere to put Force Powers. I wouldn't focus on this but it's definitely useful.
Force Valour is a great Force Power that increase saving throws and Strength, Dexterity and Constitution we need to max this out to work with our most powerful Force Power.
Force Shield same as the above but it increase our Armour instead.
Force Enlightenment is the most important Force Power of the lot but doesn't work well without our buffs. It allows us to activate Force Valour, Armour and Speed all at the same time. This means we get a huge Armour, Speed, Damage and Saving Throw Boost, not to mention extra attacks and Attributes all at once. This is unlocked through the story for being a Light-Side Jedi.
Shock. The Dark Side offensive power, that's right we're taking this. I know it seems out of place (that's because it is) but it is really useful to the character and I couldn't pass it up. We have so many Force Points that casting it isn't a problem and it's quite useful to Stun Enemies and then Use Force Storm on them repeatedly.
Combat:
Combat for this build is fairly simple. Earlier on simply throw up any buffs you need and hang back with a Blaster Rifle, have your followers (usually) engage in melee combat and use Disable Droid and Stun to back them up. Later on we'll simply throw up Force Enlightenment, use Stasis Field and either use Flurry to destroy them or continuously hit them with Force Storm (better against large groups of enemies). At this point you'll still want companions to engage in melee combat.
Companions:
Handmaiden (As a Pure Solider)
Handmaiden is a bit of an odd choice I guess. Especially considering I chose not to give her any weapons or turn her into a Jedi. See the thing about going Pure Solider Handmaiden is that her Unarmed Bonus continues scaling on one even level, if you spec her as a Jedi it resets her counter which in the end makes her Unarmed Combat much weaker. With Heavy Armour and just her fists (As well as any Strength Boosters you can pick up) the Handmaiden later does more damage than her melee counterparts who rely on Weapons.
Only increase her Strength at level up, Dueling is a key Feats.
or Mandalore
Mandalore is another option and also a different one. I didn't perk him as a melee fighter but more of a combo Ranged/Melee. It's actually a pretty effective combo with him because of the ability to swap his personal implants around (meaning he can change them to increase combat effectiveness)
Throw most points into Constitution with maybe 2 in Dexterity. Flurry/Rapid Shot are key Feats
Bao-Dur (as Jedi):
Bao-Dur is one odd fighter, early on he's a decent unarmed fighter (but he never seemed to hit Handmaiden's Level) and has a lot of useful skills. Later on he has useful skills and backs it up with powerful Lightsaber Attacks (Single with Dueling). His main job was to work as a Security Expert and provide decent support with the various Healing Power.
Throw 1 point into Intelligence and the rest into Strength
Or Mira (As a Jedi):
Mira wasn't someone I picked up until later but I soon grew fond of her. I speced her as a Dual Wielder with a Double-Bladed Lightsaber. I took her for pretty much the same reason as Bao-Dur but she turned out way more powerful than him in terms of pure combat.
Throw all points into Dexterity. Key Perks are Flurry, Dual Wielding and Lightsaber: Finesse
Closing Notes:
Well I hope you guys enjoy this. It was a blast to play, and ridiculously powerful. Expect more KoTOR 2 Builds in the future. Check out my Neverwinter Nights Build, The Guardian if you want.
As great as the Consular/Master Combo by level 25 you've pretty much got all the powers you need plus some more. Shock (or more Force Storm) was great for dealing damage to multiple opponents. 
