Which class has most unique dialogues?

[Concordance]

The default character used by Obsidian for debugging appears to be a level 7 Orlan Cipher (with custom abilities), as seen in this speedrun. Coincidence?

[zered]

Feel the power of my animancy!

 

So lets bring this one back to life. I've seen some mountain dwarf and pale elf checks in the DLC. As well as hunter, clergyman and laborer backgrounds. Anyone got others to report?

[Katarack21]

I have seen several Orlan checks and even one "Slave" check (first one I've ever seen).

[Novaseaker]

I got one reaction check for Drifter from Cacelhaught (however that's spelled). (It wasn't an option for me to choose, he just knew I was a Drifter somehow.)

[Heijoushin]

Just came to this thread to vent:

 

Today, playing as a priest of Wael, I wander into the temple of Wael in Defiance Bay, hoping for a unique dialogue. Just a "Hey fellow brother of Wael!" or something.

 

Nothing. Nada. I understand they can't put unique dialogue everywhere without it becoming unnatural. But there are places where it actually seems stranger not to have unique dialogue.

[Katarack21]

The expansion seems *much* more reactive to backgrounds, classes, etc. than the base game is.

[Acision]

The expansion seems *much* more reactive to backgrounds, classes, etc. than the base game is.

I hope that holds true, I'm playing as a pale elf monk and I have rarely encountered any unique dialogues for the monk class.  The only two I remember are the Crucible faction quest and encountering the dying monk near Elmshore.  I'm hoping for some interesting dialogues with Zahua since he's a monk too. 

[globalCooldown]

Just something I want to contribute: my first playthrough was an orlan merchant from Aedyr, and Aloth still exposition-dumped about haemnegs on me.