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This is such a great question. :) IMHO.... "As many as the plot needs". I have run almost every system ever made. And the 100% consistent thing I notice about any game with magic/psionics/mystic etc = The players use what the challenges call for No more No less From Mage to D&D to...

Depends. I like the original Trilogy (minus Ewoks). Here is an Star Wars RPG PBTA hack (free link) which allows you to run Star Wars your way, using just the core concepts. And I think this makes the most sense. Let people pick and choose the lore/canon they want.

I also would say that Cypher system is like that. (and if you are used to DnD rules, its likely the easiest to see this play out) Also, Powered By the Apocalypse and Forged in the Dark also don't have same rules for Players and GM. There are a kind of hand-off system which triggers GM...

I think Cortex Prime does a great job at it. We used the kit to make a Exalted hack using Cortex (free link here) , and it allows all kinds of power levels, items and types of powers in a easy system.

Do you like the Cortex rules? We have a free CyberPunk 2080 (link) game in Cortex if you want to try that (or just use it for lore stuff)

I have been running the intro box set for a few months now. I have not seen the full complete new rule book, yet so I am curious as to its layout and ease of reference. What I can say is that this game is a real treat! I highly recommend it to all gamers. - The Traits get more and more...