I am just curious, but has anyone considered doing a robe set based on the Green Jedi, otherwise known as the Corellian Jedi? I don't mean a simple recolor of the standard robes, but as a mechanically separate robe type with custom textures? The reason I am asking is, despite the fact that Halcyon, the family name of the most famous lineage of Corellian Jedi, which eventually produced Corran Horn, protagonist of the X-WIng series of novels, is one of the names that can be randomly generated when creating your character, that no one has seized upon the role-playing implications for such a mod.
While those that have played SWTOR may be more familiar with the Corellian Jedi than others, I will summarize as best I can. The Green Jedi, named for the distinct coloration and nonstandard(!) patterns of their robes, were a branch of the Jedi Order that had ideological differences with the High Council. They were based in Coronet City on Corellia, worked closely with CorSec, ( the Corellian police force), and had unique practices, such as allowing their members to marry and the passing of Jedi Credits to close associates. Basically, a rather interesting faction that existed contemporaneously, as displayed in the MMO, as the Corellian Jedi are already well established and have already diverged from standard Jedi practices.
Now, I'm not saying that I'm a huge fan of the robes displayed in the MMO; I personally find them too gaudy and impractical (See the Wookieepedia page if you want to verify the claim). However, a toned-down version with a different stat distribution from regular robes and a unique model is something that would greatly interest me. However, I have no skill with designing textures or 3-d modelling, so I am incapable of doing this myself. Yes, it's probably a tad esoteric unless you were huge into the EU (Go read "I, Jedi" if you haven't already. Right now. Come back later, just go read it.) but it's the kind of thing that I'd like to see more of. Like it or not, we're not getting more EU content, and adding more of it into the game isn't a bad thing. Besides, everyone likes a new robe mod, and if it's mechanically interesting in addition to good looking? That's even better.