Colonized and built upon by the Sith Empire, Dromund Kaas is home to the Emperor and his Dark Council. Almost completely forgotten for over a thousand years, the rediscovery of this world prompted the Sith surprise attacks that plunged the entire galaxy headlong into war. Despite being “off the map” by comparison to more heavily visited planets, such as the training world of Korriban, Dromund Kaas is very much the center of the Empire. Although the Emperor himself seems to have fallen silent recently, his Dark Council may have awakened a dangerous, hidden power within the planet’s jungles and ruins.

  massively.com reports that two final SW:TOR classes were confirmed earlier today by SW:TOR Community Manager Sean Dahlberg who wrote: "Fans of Star Wars: The Old Republic will be in for a treat this week! Several magazines in North America and Europe will have articles that not only talk about The Old Republic but also reveal our final two classes: the Jedi Consular and the Sith Inquisitor!"
 
  SWTOR fans are discussing the Jedi Consular and Sith Inquisitor classes on the official forums, and Dahlberg stated the HoloNet will be updated with more info on the newly revealed classes in December.

  The Imperial Agent class has finally been officially announced. This new playable class doesn't quite mirror the Republic's Smuggler class but rather occupies the same game-play niche:
 
  "Outfitted in the smartest, sleekest, high-tech gear, the Imperial Agent always has the right tools at the right time. Using their abilities of subversion and subterfuge, these covert operatives infiltrate and assassinate enemies of the Empire with deadly efficiency."
 
  Detailed info can be found -> here.

  A new playable planet in SW:TOR is revealed at the official site. The devastated, war-torn world of Balmorra looks pretty cool.

  Now that SWTOR's server is up after the storm of wannabe-testers everyone can try his lack by signing up to test the game.
 
  "Game testing for Star Wars: The Old Republic will be rolled out in several phases over an extended period of time. These test phases will begin with smaller, tightly focused test groups, and later tests will expand."