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rrAR WAIU

STO K S IPS

Design

Pablo Hidalgo Steve Miller

Timothy

S.

O Brien Paul Sudlow

and

Eric

S.

Trautmann

Development and

Editing

Paul Sudlow

and

Eric

S.

Trautmann

Cover Design

Brian Schomburg

Interior Graphics

Tim Bobko Brian Schomburg

Interior Illustrations

and

Color Cards

Christina Wald

Speciai h n l ~ s

Timothy Zahn

ONTENTS

Introduction 2

Lantillian Short Hauler 5

5talWind ciass Pleasure

yacht

9

Starfeld Z 1 0 Seeker 1 3

Corellian YT-2400 Transport :

7

Corellian XS-800 Light Freighter

21

Hyrotil Crescent class Transport

5

Kazellis Light Freighter 9

Nova-Drive

3 Z

Freighter

3 3

fl endilli-Surron Starlight Freighter 7

u w n t e l ~ Systems TL-1800 Transport

41

Starfeld ZH-25 Questor

45

Corellian HT-2200 Medium Freighter

49

Darloz c ass Medium Freighter

5 3

Surronion L 9 Light Freighter 57

Mon Calamari eepWater classLight Freighter

61

Publisher:

Daniel Scott Polter

Associate Publisherrrreosurer:

Denise Palter

Associate

Publisher:

Richard

Howron

Senior Editorial

and Creative Direaor:

Peter

Schweighofer

Creative

Directors:

Fred Jandt

len

Selden.

George

Strayton Eric

Troutmann

Designer: Poul Sudlow

Arr

Directors:

Tim

Babka. Tom ONeill Brian Schomburg

Soles

Manager:

Jeff Kent

Assistant Soles

Direcror: Tim

O Orien

Licensing Manager:

Ron

Seiden

Warehouse Manager: Ed

Hill

Accounting: Karen

Bayly.

Mary Galant

en y Lord

Dilling:

Sue

Hartung

E·Moil

•

Editorial:

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Sales; [email protected] • Licensing and Administration; [email protected]

Published by West End

Games

RR 3 Box

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or 1997 Lucasfilm Ltd. Title and character and place names protected by all applicable trademark Jaws.

All Rights Reserved.

Used

Under Authorization.


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Introduction

Introduction

Th e

battered Millennium Falcon is on e of

th e most

recognizable

elements

of the

Star Wars

saga. From th e

beginning,

th e Falcon an d

he r charismatic

captain

captured

ou r

imaginations. When Galaxy Guide Six:

Tramp Freighters

debuted in 1990, players of

th e Star

rs Roleplaying Game got a chance to take to th e

stars in

their

own

tramp

freighters,

an d

took

to th e

idea in droves.

StockShips

filled with

deckplans and stats

for a host

vessels

some

familiar, some n ew) , is a

supplement

for players

and gamemasters

alike. Used in conjunc

tion with

Tramp Freighters an d Platt s Smugglers Guide

Stock Ships p ro vi des y ou r g ro up wit h every th in g it

n ee ds l or

a sol id

an d

detailed smuggler s campaign.

Naturally, th e

stock

s hi ps pres ente d herein are as

useful.to other

Star Wars

campaigns. Just about

every

g ro up h as a t least on e freighter handy.

Using is ook

The ship entries

are presented in a consistent four

page format.

Th e

first page of e ac h e nt ry profiles

th e

stockship

with a

description

of th e line,

companyand

performance of t he s hi p in

th e

galactic market.

Th e

seco nd and t hi rd pages leature th e deckplans of th e

ship, along with

t he s t at s

for

th e stock

version of th e

ship.

The f ou rt h p ag e p ro vi des a sample ship

complete

with a history

an d

in some cases a crew) based

on

th e

stock

version of

th e

shi p. Many of

these shi ps h av e

been

modified in some manner. Here ar e

th e

catego

ries presented for each

sample

ship:

• History. This

section

details th e background of

th e

sample ship-who

ha s

owned it, where

ha s

traveled,

an d

who knows about it.

• Modifications. Any non-stat modifications d on e t o

theshipby

past crews

orstat modifications thatneed

explaining) ar e mentioned here. Smuggling compart

men ts and alt er at io ns t o

th e

life

support

systems

to

favor certain alien species ar e examples of non-stat

modifications

• Legacies. Legacies ar e things about a s hi p t he play

er s probably don t know about when they acquire it.

Thi ng s like

super-secret smuggler compartments,

booby

traps left b y prior crews, or th e fact t ha t t he

ship in

question

is so infamous in

certain quarters

it

will be blasted

on

sight by Imperials, Hutts, o r s om e

other

powerful party.

• Custom Stats. th e

ship has been

significantly

upgraded, its

stats

will

probably

differ from

those

of

th e

original

stock

ship.

Players

can u se

either the stock ships or on e th e

sample

sh ip s a s

th e

vessel

their

characters

use to

roam th e galaxy. Many templates start a character

off

with a ship of some

sor t, and

all t he s hi ps

presented

within these pages ar e sui tabl e for g ame play, pr o

vided th e

gamemaster has

no objections.

Gamemasters

ca n

alter th e

ships

a b it b ef or e p ass

ing

t hem o n

t o t he

characters,

stock or

not. Unless

th e

characters buy a brand-new ship,

th e ship

they have

might have a legacy or two attached to it. Feel free to

pick

an d chose

among

th e

legacies presented in this

book when configuring

th e

players ship, or

come

up

with

your

own. It is

important

that th e players be

ignorant of

these

legacies

when

they start out.

Th e

fun

is discovering these hidden eccentricities as play

p ro gr esses, an d

wondering

what

else lurks in th e

wings.

Naturally,

such

things as

past

crews

an d

legacies

ca n

all serve as

adventure

hooks. One never knows

when a past owner may come back into th e picture, or

some

hidden

aspect of

th e

ship reveals itself-for

good

or

for

ill

if

t he c ha ra ct er s a re

a little slow in

discovering that

secret

compartment filled with spice,

have a thorough Imperial

inspector

find it for t h e m

they ll

have

a new compartment

to us e

in the future,

bu t first they have to explain themselves to th e inspec

to r

an d his squad of

attentive-and

well

a r m e d

stormtroopers).

Th e

gamemaster can also

us e th e

sample

ships

an d

their prior crews as

allies

or

rivals of

th e

characters

especially if

they

do

much business

with smugglers

an d

spacers. In this case, simply generate a few no n

player

characters, and

you re good

to

go.

Finally, th e deckplans in this book have been scaled

so you

ca n

enlarge

t hem o n

a photocopier

to th e

scale

used

in

Star WarsMiniatures Battles.

See

each

deckplan

for th e

percentage

of enlargement you n ee d t o us e to

achieve t he prope r scale).

Modifications

T he s toc k

ships in this book ar e exactly t t-

stock,

just

as they look right ou t th e factory. Butfew

ship

crews

leave their

ships

like that for long. Some

tweak

or replace th e

engines

t o g et

more

speed

an d

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Introduction

thus

better contracts). Others may

boost

th e shielding

or a dd w ea po ns to defend ship and crew against

pirates

an d other

d an ge rs e nc o un te re d

in th e

spaceways. Captains with a cheerful disregard for

th e

law

enhance

their ships in

other

ways-by adding

illegal weapons, military-grade

sensor

packages

or

secret smuggling compartments,

The

players

may

likewise desire to augment

th e

factory capabilities of their ship. See Chapter Eight of

Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp reighters for rules on ship

modifications. In addition, a number of ship modifica

tions are described throughout Pirates

and

Privateers

Alternatively,

th e

game

mas te r c an start th e

charac

ters of with on e 1 th e sample ships, a s dis cuss ed

earlier.

Ship Features

Ships come with a wide variety of features and

options. Here is an overview of some of

th e most

common

areas

found on a

stock

freighter. When exam

ining

th e

deckplans

and

keys of

each

ship, you can

refer back to here for details on

each

section.

Airlock.

Th e

airlock allows crewmembers to cycle

in

an d ou t

of

th e ship

without compromising its envi

ronment. In cases where cargo or personnel mus t be

transferred from

th e

ship in a vacuum, umbilical pas

sageways a re r un from th e adjacent ship

or

docking

array to

th e

ship s airlock.

Armory.

The a rmory

is a

s trong room w he re th e

ship s complement

ofweapons is stored. Thewalls ar e

linedwith reinforced armor plating

to

protect

the r est

of t he s hi p against accidental detonation

or

weapon

discharges. Most

armories

also

come equipped

with

complexlocks so the weapons can be secured (usually

only

th e

captain

ha s th e

key

or access

code). On many

ships, passengers and crew ar e not permitted

to

carry

weaponswhile aboard-a preventive measure against

mutiny an d piracy.

Brig.

Th e

brig is a reinforced

room

which

ca n

be

locked from

th e

outside.

It ha s

few amenities; a

bench

and a small refresher. Manybrigs feature hidden cam

eras

and

microphones. On most ships, only th e cap

tain ha s th e keys to th e brig.

Crew

Cabin. Usually a small spartan

room

contain

ing a bunk, a footlocker,

and

sometimes a small com

puter

station

for each inhabitant. Most crew cabins

hold two to four crewmembers . On ships with small

crews, a

crewmember

may

be

fortunate enough

to

have a

room to

himself.

Captain s Cabin. The largest personal space on

th e

ship.

The captain s

room usually

ha s

a bit more per

sonality than the other cabins, containing not only a

bunk, footlocker, and desk, bu t often also mementos of

past adventures and small touches from th e captain s

homeworld such as art , rugs and so forth). Some

captains prefer to take

th e room

closest

t o t he

escape

pods.

Cargo Hold. Th e cargo hold is on e of the most

important

areas of a freighter, for obvious reasons.

Most holds are large reinforced rooms with plenty of

exposed

ribs, sockets,

an d

tie-offs to secure cargo.

Life

support systems to th e hold can be shut of during

flight

to

conserve energy. More sophisticated

holds

have atmospheric controls which allow th e crew to

alter

th e

temperatureand

gravityindependentlyof

th e

rest

of

th e ship

(altering

th e

gravity is of

great

us e

when loading or unloading cargo). Most captains own

a loading droid

or

a small repulsorsled to getcargo on

and of th e ship.

Cockpit/Bridge.

The

nerve center of

th e

ship,

th e

cockpit contains all of th e controls needed to fly th e

s hi p a nd

monitor its

many

systems, from life

support

to power routing.

In

many cases, a ship s external

w ea pons c an be

operated remotely from

th e

cockpit.

Typical cockpit configurations feature a pilot s sta

tion a co-pilot s station a communications terminal

shield

and

weapons control,

and

an astrogation com

puter.

Common Room. Th e

open

space shared byof -duty

crewmembers and passengers. This space is often

kept clearwhen no t in us e (and on some ships doubles

as th e loading baywhen inport). Comfortablecouches

and entertainment features ar e common features of

th e

common room. Of th e latter, holo gameboards and

vidscreens rankas themost popular recreational items.

On

more

luxurious vessels (especially

those

catering

to passengers), th e common room might be called a

lounge instead-and of er more options, like sabacc

tables

an d

a

wet

bar.

Engine Room. Th e engine

room a buts th e

engine

pods

an d control systems. From here,

th e

heavy-duty

machines

an d

motors which drive

th e

ship ca n be

serviced. Complex repairs usually require external

access to

th e

engines, bu t simple repairs an d diagnos

tics can b e

performed effectively in

th e

engine room.

Some ships lack an engine room proper, and servicing

is

done

viavarious

access

panels

situated throughout

th e

ship.

EntryRamp. Theentry ramp is

th e

main entrance

to

th e ship, usedwhen th e ship is grounded. In freighters,

th e ramps leads to th e loading ba y

or

a main cargo

hold.

In

smaller ships, i t

ma y

simply lead

to

a main

hallway

or

vestibule. Theentry rampis largeenough to

a c co m m od a te s ta n da r d- si z ed

transport carts,

loadlifters,

and

crates. Most ships with a

separate

airlock do not have an airlock as part of

th e

main entry

ramp, though bulkhead

d oo rs may

seal

th e ramp

space from other

parts

of th e ship.

Escape

Pod. The

escape

po d

is

an

emergency mea

sure found on nearly everyspace-faringvessel. Should

th e

ship suf er catastrophic malfunction

or combat

damage, th e crew c an e s ca pe t he doome d s hi p via th e

pods. Ideally, there are sufficient pods to evacuate th e

entire crew and all passengers, bu t many captains

ta r

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tempt disaster by over-birthing

their ships or

b y re

moving

escape

p od s t o install more cargo space.

External C ar go P od . So me ships

come

standard

withexternal cargopods. while

others

include them

as

an option or aftermarket add


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h pter ne

antillian Short auler

antillian Short auler

Th e Lantillian Short Hauler-a rugged, well-engi

nee

re d craft-was

originally designed for affluent re

tirees

interested

in piloting a

pleasure

craft

bu t

no t

in

paying th e exorbitant price

commanded

by a star

yacht.

Th e

Short Hauler was developed by a team of engi

neers working for Lantillian ShipWrights. Th e design

team

was led by Engineer Shil Tervo, a friend

an d

collaborator of Walex Blissex th e designer of th e

Victory class Star

Destroyer .

Ironically, Lantillian ShipWrights

intended

to fash

ion a freighter

to

compete with

th e

wildly

successful

models produced by

th e

Corellian Engineering Corpo

ration. Instead,

th e

small shipbuilding firm produced

on e of th e first luxury

pleasure

craft that was still

within th e financial reach of th e average citizen.

Shortly after

th e

Battle

of Yavin,

Lantillian

ShipWrights was a bsorbe d by TaggeCo.

Th e

new par

e nt c om pa ny

fired many of

th e

designers

though

Tervo eventually found

work

with Kuat Drive Yards

and d ev el op ed many of th e key subsytems for th e

clipse classStar

Destroyer project .

The Short

Hauler

GXl

is th e basic model available,

equipped

with a civilian-grade

turbolaser

cannon,

modest shielding, a Fabritech Y4 Sensor Suite, Cybot

Galactica NavMaster

navigational

c om pu te r, a nd

Lantillian ShipWrights Class Four sublight engines.

In

addition, th e Short Hauler possess a number ofameni

ties: a well-designed galley, a holotheater

an d

fairly

large living

quarters.

One complaint is

common

among Short Hauler

captains:

th e

landing

gear assembly

is extremely com

plex

an d

is prone

to

malfunction unless maintained

regularly. Dust,

co rr osio n and

o th er s uc h obstruc

t io ns can

prevent

t he gea r

from retracting

or

deploy

ing

properly

and,

since th e

dissolution of Lantillian

ShipWrights, p ar ts a re difficult and expensive to

locate.

While

th e

Lantillian

Short

Hauler

n ever t oo k

th e

freighter market by storm, it ha s performed well as a

cargo vessel. A

number

of

enterprising

smugglers

an d

shippers have purchased the inexpensive

an d

reliable

vessels an d

modified

t he m t o

s erve a s cargo haulers.

y removing

amenities-such

as the holotheater

an d adding

cargo bays,

Short

Haulers

ar e

effective

freighters. However, m os t s hi pp er s a ug me nt th e

vessel s shielding an d weaponry, as th e stock Short

Hauler possesses

inadequate

defenses against

pirate

attack.

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hapter ne Lantillian Shart Hauler hapter ne Lantillian Short Hauler

Deckplan Key

Cockpit

a. Pilot s Station

b. Co pilot s

Station

c. Sensors Communication

Station

d. Shield

Operator s Station

2

Vestibule

e. Entry/Exit Elevator

3.

Captain s

Quarters

4.

Main Computerand Life Support Control

S

Common

Room/Crew Lounge

6 Crew Quarters

7 Refresher

8 Zero G Relaxation Chamber

9.

Holotheater

10.

Galley

11.

MedicalBay

12.

Airlock Access

Hatch

13.

Access to Gun Turret

14.

EngineeringSection

IS. Hyperdrive Engines

16. Sublight Engines

17.

Repulsorlift Engines

18.

Stabilizers

19.

Co pilot s Quarters

20. Foyer/Entry Area

21.

Entry/ExitElevator

22.

Access t o E s ca p e Pod

23.

Storage Cargo

Hold

Craft: Lantillian ShipWrights

GXl

ShortHauler

Type:Pleasurecraft

Scale: Starfighter

Length: 7 meters

Skill: Space transports: Lantillian Short Hauler

Crew: ; skeleton 2/+5

Passengers: 6

Cargo Capacity: 8 metrictons

Consumables: I month

Cost: 20,500 used only

Hyperdrive Multiplier: x2

Hyperdrive Backup: xl2

NavComputer:Yes

Maneuverability: 10

Space:4

Atmosphere: 280; 800kmh

Hull:

Shields:

1

Sensors:

Passive: 1

Scan: 25/10

Search:

4 2

Focus: 2 2

Weapons:

Laser Cannon

Fire rc Turret

Crew: 1 can befired by

pilot

or co pilot. 5

to difficulty

Skill: Starshipgunnery

Fire

ontrol

SpaceRange: 1 3 12 25

Atmosphere Range

100-300/1.2/2.5

km

Damage: D

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Chapter One

Lantillian

Short Hauler

h

ovo hisper

History: The

Nova Whisper

h as h ad a checkered his

tory. Originally

purchased

by Tev Driscull, a Corellian

commodities shipper, th e

Nova Whisper

was seized by

th e

privateerDharus

near

Elshandruu Pica. After modi

fying th e ship with sensor

stealth

devices and upgrad

ing th e

Whisper s

weaponry, Dharus used th e craft as

an

assault gunboat during raids.

After a few months, th e

Nova Whisper

was captured

by

CorSec

and seconded

to that agency s vehicle pool.

CorSec officials determined th at th e

ship

would be

ideal for sti ng operations against smugglers and pi

rat es a nd left many of th e

Whisper s

illegal modifica

tions in place. Itwas

reasoned

that a legitimate smug

gling vessel would be less likely to trigger th e suspi

cions of target criminals.)

While on loan to a joint CorSec-lmperial taskforce,

th e vessel s pilot-an Alliance sympathizer named

Delt

Nerris-hijacked the

vessel

and turned

it

over

to

th e Rebels. Alliance forces on Asher III used th e

Nova

Whisperas

amedical transport until th e Empiretracked

down and destroyed

most

of

that

Alliance cell, just

prior

to th e

Battle of Hoth.

The

Nova Whisper

was spirited away from Asher

III

by Lernik De Yago, a Rodian arms

merchant

who dealt

with th e Rebels from t im e to time. As th e Empire

move d in t o

destroy the

Alliance insurgents, De Yago

stole th e craft and escaped. In

order

to recoupsome of

his financial

losses-the

Empire seized th e Rodian s

armsshipment before he received payment-De Yago

sold th e craft

to

a shi p dea le r on th e merchant station

Bazaar

The ship dealer stripped th e

Whisper

of many

of

he r

more

exotic modifications

and

placed

th e

craft

on th e auction block.

Modifications:

There ar e

two secret smuggling com

partments

that have bee n shielded against stealth

on e in th e engineering spaces and

on e

in th e

starboard

repulsorlift. In addition, th e ship

ha s

been equipped

with a pair of concealed concussion missile launchers

located in th e aft quarter of th e ship).

T he s hi p s

sensor a rray has been upgraded

an d

now possesses

military-grade detection capability and terrain-follow

ing scanners. Finally, th e ship s laser cannon has been

replaced

with a forward-firing ion cannon.

Legacies:

•

The

Nova Whisper

is well-known

to

CorSec

an d

Imperial officials. Whenev er an Imperial customs agent

or CorSec officer boards th e vessel,

he

or

sh e

identifies

th e Nova Whisper

on a suc ce ssful M oderat e

law en-

forcement

roll.

• Lernik De Yago

didn t j us t

sell th e vessel. Realizing

that th e Imperials ha d nearly caught him, he

coded

a

series ofcredit-account

access numbers

into

asubrou-

tine of th e nav c om pute r, del et ing them from his

personal datapad. In

th e

e ve nt of his c ap tu re , the

Imperials would

not be

able to find an d sei ze his

illegally gained wealth.) Characters who make a suc

cessful Very Difficult

computer programming/repair

roll realize that

there

is something hidden in th e na v

computer. The characters discover th e access code

numbers

automatically if

theyattempt

t o plot a

course

to th e Noquivzor system.

• The Novo Whisper

CrilfI::

Modified Lantillian ShipWrights

eX l Short

Hauler

Type: Former cargo-hauler/pirate vessel

Scale: Starfighter

Length: 7 meters

SkIll: Space transports: LantllIlan Short Hauler

Crew: ; skeleton 2 5

Passengers: 6

Cargo Capacity:

105

metric

tons

CODsumables: 1 month

Cost: 50,500 Black Market only)

Hyperdrlve Multiplier: xl

Hyperdrlve

Backup: xlO

Nav Computer: Yes

Maneuverablllty: 2D

Space: 6

Abnospbere: 330; 950 krnh

Hull: 40

Sblelds: 20.2

Sensors:

Passive:

2

Scan: 40 10

Search: 60 20

Focus:

3 30

Weapons:

Io n Cannon

Fire

Arc:

ront

Crew:

1 can be fired by pilot or co-pilot, 5 to difficulty)

Skill:

Starship gunnery

Fire

Control: 20

Space Range: 1 5 20 45

Atmosphere

Range:

100-500/2/4.5 km

Damage: 40

Two Concussion Missile

Launchers

fire-linked, retractable

Fire Arc:

Back

Crew: 1 c a n be fired by pilot or co-pilot)

Skill:

Starship gunnery

Fire

Control: D


Atmosphere Range: 100-200/800/1.5

krn

Damage: 60

Game Notes:

Concealed smuggling compartments:

Th e

Nova Whisper s smug

gling

compartments require

a Very Difficult

search

roll to physi

cally detect.

Sensors

c an only detect the compartments on a

Difficult roll. The compartments

c an hold five c ubic meters of

cargo.

Terrain following sensors: The

TFS

system scansthe

surrounding

terrain an d provides th e navigational controls with additional

data.This gives

th e

pilot 10 to

space transporls

rollswhen flying

at

an

altitude of 50 meters or lower. Failure to make a Moderate

space

transporlS roll when flying this close t o t he ground indi

c a te s t ha t t he pilot ha s lost

control and crashed.

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hapter Two Storwind c1ass Pleasure

acht

torwind class leasure acht

Kuat Drive Yards Starwind class

Pleasure

Yacht is

based

on a light freighter design originally

intended

to

challenge Corellia Engineering s

popular

YT series.

n

mid-design,

th e

craft was altered

to

compete with

Hyrotil s Crescent class luxury cruisers.

Th e

attempt was

moderately

successfu l. With a

pricetag that

is five times

that

of

th e

Crescent dass

th e

Starwi nd is t ru ly a s pac e yac ht that is a rich being s

trophy. However, unlike th e Crescent class light

freighter,

th e

Starwind class vessels tend

t o a pp ea l

mor e t o those

with

more ready credits than common

s ns

While

th e

Starwind class has a stronger hull than

most ships constructed

for civilian recreational use,

its sublight engines ar e underpowered, its

power

sys

tems

ar e

ill-equipped

to

be adapted

to

even

t he m os t

common

modifications-such a s l as er

cann on s an d

stronger

shields-and must

frequently be

replaced

with another

p ow er system sho ul d

an y

upgrades

be

desired. Further, the ship s architecture is such

that

virtually

an y

upgrade

performed

will cost either pas

senger

or cargo

space.

In fact, manyof

those wh o

make

their

living building

or

working in

starships sa y t ha t th e

only thing

th e

Starwind

ha s

go ing for it is i ts r ev ol ut io nary escape

pod.

n

order to protect their wealthy buyers from

potential kidnappingbypirates,

K Y

engineers

adapted

th e technology used for th e detachable cargoholds of

th e

Star Galleons.

Th e

escape po d of

th e

Starwind class

ca n

be jetti

soned

while

th e

ship is in hyperspace

where

it imme

diately-and roughly-reverts back into realspace).

f th e pod

is

released

in n or mal

s pa ce , it

starts

performing random

hyperspace

jumps once an

onboard, automated na v computer using software

licensed from Industrial Automaton)

ha s

guided th e

po d

to t he n ea re st

well-traveled

spacelane.

A s ub

space

transceiver

broadcasts

automatically

on

both

commondistress channelsand on select high-priority

military frequencies. Res cue vessels a re t he n able

to

converge on t he e sc ap e p od

an d

retrieve it between

j umps. Thi s f eatu re of th e stock Starwind is ye t an

other

of th e privileges

that

money can buy.)


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hapter Two

Storwind c1ass

Pleasure Yacht

The

Firerider

History:

The Firerider

was well known in

th e

Mid-Rim

regions.

It

was a yacht for hire, a vessel available for

up-and-coming business executives

or

others

who

needed

to

entertain important

clients

or

superiors

in

style bu t who were unable

to

own their ownyacht.

The

vessel s owner

and

captainwasa Twi lek namedSerdo.

Known

an d

respected as a

trustworthy and

dutiful

being, Serdo actually used his business of renting his

s hi p a s a cover for a lucrative spice-smuggling opera

tion;

customs

officials rarely boarded

th e Firerider

and

hardly ever bothered to inspect he r cargo (as

they

didn t

want to risk inconveniencing a

Moff,

powerfui

business executive or high-ranking military official).

Serdo

made

his fortune, however,

and

decided to

retire

to

a quiet

Outer Rim

world. He sold

th e Firerider

to

Fizzi sSlightly Used Ships

on

Trevi IV. Sofar, no

on e

ha s

bought

theFireriderfrom th e

Bith used shipdealer.

Modifications: Serdo

wasn t

much for tooling

around

with his ship. Since protecting his passengers was a

high priority, however,

he

did have his shields up

graded

an d

added

an ion

cannon

from a Koensayr

Y

wing.

Legacies: Unbeknownst to Fizzi or Serdo, a virus lies

dormant in th e Firerider s

navigational computer, like

a forgotten landmine

that

is waiting for

someone

to

s te p o n it.

On on e of th e l as t runs performed by Serdo, his

wealthy

passengers

were targeted by Imperiallntelli

gence for assassination.

The

passengers were

high-

placed Rebel sympathizers from Coruscant,who were

travelling in

th e

Mid-Rim,

and

it

served

th e

purpose

of

th e

Assassinations Branch

to

make

their deaths

look

like

an

accident.

Th e

virus is

se t

to

act ivate when a

specific

se t

of hyperspace

coordinates

a re e nt ered

into

th e

computer, an d it will then spread

throughout

th e ship s

computer

systems and shut the ship

down,

leaving it without power, communications, propul

sion, an d life support.

The

virus

h as b ee n

constructed in such a fashion

that

even

th e most

skilled mechanic

or programmer

will have

to

get lucky in

order

to not mistake th e

general

systems

failure it

c au se s a s

anything bu t a

series of unfortunately timed malfunctions.

Should

th e

virus

be

triggered, two Very Difficult

space transport repair and

on e Heroic

computer pro-

gramminglrepairskill

rolls will

be

needed

to

repair

th e

ship. Even then, only minimal life support

an d

engine

power, as well as back-up hyperdrives will be on-line.

It will take

2D+2

days

in dr y

dock to bring

th e Firerider

back to full operating capacity.

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Craft: Modified Kuat Drive Yards

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haprer Three

Z 1 Seeker

Z 1 Seeker

The Z IO Seeker was originally designed and mar

keted as a scouting/trade vessel, ideal for inexpensive

expeditions into unexplored

space.

Because it

didn t

take off in

that

market, Starfeld Industr ies sold it

elsewhere,

and

Z-lOs

ca n

now

be

found pulling

dutyas

small courier ships, high-speed delivery freighters,

reconnaissance scouts,

and

blockade runners.

Th e Z-10 s

superior

agility, high

realspace and

hy

perspace speed and low crew overhead make it an

excellent choice for enterprising traders trying to

maintain a tight schedule

and

avoid navigational

and

predatorydelays. In addition, theZ-1O hasan excellent

sensorpackage,originally intended for th e

ship s

scout

ing mission, bu t equally useful

t o t he

customers in its

new niche markets.

The ship is hardly without flaws, however. Economy

ofdesigndictated that theonlyweapon, an autoblaster,

run its targetingsubroutine off thesensorpackage. If th e

sensor package is disabled,

th e

gun loses all fire control,

and if the guns ar e damaged, the sensor package tends

to shut down

due

to targetingcomputer feedback. This

is compounded by th e mediocre hull strength and lack

of

shield generators. The Z 0isnota combatvesseland

best deals with trouble by avoiding it.

Th e Z lOis what engineers refer to as a tight

design

i t

makes

th e

most of

th e

space available and

runssmoothly

when regularlymaintained by qualified

professionals using

recommended parts.

In

other

words, it s fussy, breaks down

if

not habitually

tended

to, is difficult to repa ir with substitute

parts

and

doesn t take modification easily; perfect for keeping

scouts fromwanderingoffwith property.This is aggra

vated

by th e ship s relianceon rare parts-notably th e

Miradyne ReS computer system. Miradynewent ou t of

business two

years

after

th e

Z IO was released,

and

parts ar e increasingly rare. The BlasTech Prm-3 weap

on s

system is

almost

as proprietary, although th e

Novaldex

JV 7

ion engines ar e only moderately un

common.

TheZ-1O cargo pods

ar e

ofstandard Starfeld design;

two main

pods

slung off th e fuselage carry th e bulk of

th e

cargo-20

tons to each pod. An additional five

tons

ca n

be

carried in

th e

main body.

The pods can be

jettisoned from

th e

cockpit

to

increase s pe ed a nd

maneuverability; many

couriers

operate using only

th e small main body

cargo

bay.

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ChapterThree:

Z-10

Seeker Chapter Three:

Z

0 Seeker

Craft:Starfeld Industries 2-10 Seeker

Type:Small scouting vessel

Scale: Starfighter

Length: 20.3 meters

Sk111: Space transports: Z-10 Seeker

Crew: 1

Crew

Skill:Varies. typically 3D-50

Passengers: 2

Cargo

Capacity:

45metric tons

CODsumables:2

months

Cost:86,000 (new), 69.000(used)

Hyperdrive MulUplIer: xl

Hyperdrive

Backup: x12

Nav

Computer:

Yes

Maneuverability:

3D

Space: 7

Atmosphere: 350; 1 000 kmh

Hull: 30

sensors:

Passive

2 1

Scan: 40/10 2

Search:

65 2

Focus: 3 3

Weapons:

Autoblaster

Fire

Arc:

Front

Skill: Starshlpgunnery

Fire

Control:

20; 00

if sensors

inoperable


Atmosphere

Range: 1Oll-J00/I/2

km

Damage:

3 ·

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Chapter Three:

Z

Seeker

e shift unner

History: Th e

Redshift Runner

is on e of

th e

fastest

commercial sh ip s o n r eco rd with BoSS

Th e

Runner is

owned

a nd o pe ra te d

by

a Corellian

cap tain n amed

ElgaArbo. Elga specializes in high-speed delivery,

an d

to

shorten her

transit time bought a second hand Z-I0

Seeker from a down-and-out independent

scout.

Elga

leveraged herself to th e gills reworking th e Redshift

Runnerinto th e fastest

ship possible. She

operatedthe

Runner with t he assi st ance of her co-pilot, Maceb

loodsen

a skilled starship mechanic from Demar.

To

do

this, Arbo

ha d to borrow

from an

unsavory

business

owner named Gydio Lucone. Lucone s inter

es t r ates w ere

high, a nd he hop ed

to pressure

Arbo

intosmugglingfor him. She resistedthisto her utmost

an d wa s

able to

stave him off

by

meeting

he r

payments

on time, every month until three months ago.

Three months ago, Ar bo w as t hr ee d ay s late

on

a

payment

du e

to an

lmperial-ordered

shutdown

of a

stopoverstarport. Lucone

ha d

been deeply frustrated

by Arbo s

ability

to

make

her payments and

took

advantage

of

th e circumstance to

seize

th e

ship. Arbo

violently disagreed, an d after

th e smoke cleared th e

Runner was lifting off with Maceb a t th e controls and

Elga

seriously

injured. Since then, th e

Runner

andcrew

has evaded

Lucone s goons

an d hired

guns. Lucone is

far from rational

about

his operation and is willing to

invest more in acquiring

th e Runner t ha n t he

ship is

actually

worth.

Modifications:

Th e Runner s primary

modifications

ar e to increase speed; th e

cargo

pods a re one-quarter

size

to

decrease

he r

mass an d

sh e

ha s

a

very special

hyperdrive surprise-an

illegal

xlj2

drive in place of

th e

standard

backup. The hyperdrive is expensive to

operate

an d only

used

in emergencies. This is where

most of Arbo s

borrowed

m one y wa s s pe nt.

Th e

hyperdrive

is disguised

to

l oo k like a

standard

Class

One

hyperdrive-an

oddity, bu t

no t

questioned

by

local officials since th e

Runner

ha s a reputation for

speed

a

reputation

Arbo

went ou t

of

her way to

establish. Th e internal

cargo

compartment

h as b ee n

filled with additional

passenger quarters to

allow

th e

ship to

double

as a high-speed

shuttle.

Legacies:

• Gydio L uc on e s ti ll

wants

th e

Runner

a nd h as

pu t

a

20,000 creditreward for theRunner

if

returned ingood

condition. Shipjackers.and

shady

bounty hunters

ar e

on

th e

lookout.

• There is no external evidence

that

th e hyperdrive

an d

its

b acku p h av e b een

altered.

a

cr ew u ses

th e

hyperdrive

unawares the astrogation

difficulty is

doubled

because

th e jump

calculations rely

on

accu

rate

imputation of th e hyperdrive multiplier.

• Redshi ft Runner

Craft: Starfeld

Industries

2-10

Seeker

Type: Small

scouting vessel

Scale: Starfighter

Length:

20.3 meters

Skill:

Space

transports: 2-10 Seeker

Crew: 2

Passengers:

2

Cargo

Capacity: 20 metric tons

Consumables:

1

month

Cost: 120,000 actual), 60,000 asking)

Hyperdrive

Multiplier:

xl

Hyperdrive Backup: xl/2

Nav

Computer: Yes

Maneuverability: 30+1

Space:

8

Atmosphere: 350; 1,000 kmh

Hull: 3D

Sensors:

Passive: 20/10

Scan: 40 10 2

Search: 65/2D

ocus

3/3D

Weapons:

Autoblaster

ire

Arc:

Front

Skill: Starship gunnery

ire

Control:

20;

00 if sensors

inoperable

Space Range: 1-3/10/20

Atmasphere Range: 100-300/1/2 km

Damage:

3 1

Game Notes:

All

difficulty numbers to modify th e 2-10 ad d 10

Without cargo

pods

Space increases 2 an d Maneuverability

increases 1D

1

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hapter FourYT· 4

YT· 4

The rugged YT-2400 light transport easily piloted

by a single pilot, was designed with the small-scale

independent freighter captain in mind.

While other new models produced by Corellian

Engineering Corporation incorporate the latest tech

nological advances the integrated systems of the YT-

2400

are

at

least 1

years behind the times.While

some

spacers

may

view this

as

a disadvantage, t he very

simplicity of these des igns is a strength in a

stars

hip

which

can

be expected to t ravel far afield of well

stocked repair facilities with a very small crew. Parts

are

easily found since

most are

also used in much

oldermodels like the venerableYT-1300 , and

theship

is easily maintained and serviced in the field.

The

YT 24 retains

the

distinctive

saucer

hull design

of earlier designs e.g., the YT-1300 , but has many new

features which improve on

the

classic design.

It

has

a

reinforced hull, which makes it more durable than pre

vious models, and the stock engines

are

quite powerful.

Theprimaryescape pod islocated immediatelyaftof the

cockpit for easy

access

by the flight crew.

There

are

number of

standard

optional packages

available for the YT-2400-hull extensions, kits to

convert the cargo

holds

into passenger space and so

on ut

most

owners prefer to make

their

modifica

tions using

third-party

par ts and kits, or

adapt

parts

made for other types of ships.

The

YT-2400-built with a sturdy hull

and

plenty of

expansionspace-is an excellentstartingpoint for cargo

haulerswhowant to load theirshipdownwithenhanced

weapons, shields, and various modifications of ques

tionable legality.

The most

common modifications are

upgrades to the weapon and propulsion systems.

The

YT 24

has

two hard points suitablefor

weapon

mounts on the

top

and bottom of the

saucer

hull. The

stock model comes

with

a singe turret laser gun

mounted on the upper hull, but more powerful weap

ons can be mounted

on both

hard points. Eitherof the

hard points

may alternatively be used to mount a

sensor dish.

The

YT-2400

can

accept

starship

engines designed

for

much

largerships. More significantly, itsmountings

can be

easily modified

to house

military-grade en

gines, a big selling point for certain independent cap

tains

with underground connections and a thirst for

speed.

Its holds, situated in the main hull, make excellent

expansion bays for large sensor suites, weapons sys

tems, shield generators and so on. Because the YT-

2400 is so commonly modified in

the

inter ior, con

structing

hidden

smuggling

compartments

is a

simple

matter.

8

tar ars

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Ships


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y Craft: CorellianYT-2400 Transport

Type:Stocklight freIghter

1 Cockpit Length: 21 meters

2 Primary

scape Pod

Skill:Space transports:

YT 2400

transports

Captain s Suite Crew: ; g u n n e ~ s :

~ k e l e t o n : 1/ 10

4 F t M t • C b· CrewSkill:Vanes wIdely

Irs a

t

a In . Passengers:6

SecondMates Cabm Cargo Capacity: 150 metric tons

6

iving Suite

Consumables: 2 months

7

Galley

Cost:

130.000

new .

32.000

used

8 Head

Hyperdrive Multiplier:

Hyperdrive Backup:x 12

9 Refresher Nav Computer: Yes

10

Turret

Access Space: 4

11 Primary Cargo Hold

Atmosphere:

480: 800kmh

12 Secondary Cargo Hold

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2

13 CabmA Sensors:

14

Cabin B Passive: 10 00

IS. Cabin C Scan:

25 ID

16 MachineShop Search: 4 2

17

Engine Room Focus: 2 3

Weapons:

18

Storage

~ r n n o n

19 Secondary Escape Pod

ir

Arc: Turret

rew 1

Skill Starshipgunnery

Fire ontrol

Space

Range: 1 3 12 25

tmosph r Range

100 300/1 2/2 5

km

Damage:4

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Cheprer Feur YT-2400

The

Lomborion rob

The Lambarian rab

History: The Lambarian rab was

purchased

from a

Corellian Engineering Corporation

dealer

by

Matas

Havel. Havel was

an

honest trader who made regular

runs from the Colonies to the Outer Rim.

s

his

business thrived, he added supplemental cargo exten

sions on

the upper hull, and beefed

up

the shields to

deal with the threat of

Outer

Rim pirates.

Havel sold the

ship

alter three years to a boisterous

captain named Finious Crab, who gave the

ship

its

present name.

Crab

was

anything

but

an

honest

trader-he promptly

tore out most of

the redundant

systems and safety backups to make room for all the

illegal modifications he made to the ship-transform

ing it from a reliable by-the-book

ship

to a flying coffin

albeit a very fast

and stealthy

one .

Crab

made

quite a

name

for himself smuggling

contraband goods into the Corellia system, and the

Lambarian rab soon became infamous for slipping

blockades

and

dodging

customs

craft as it

made

its

Corellian runs.

Ironically, Crab was

done

in not by the Empire or

CorSec, but by his own

sloppy

maintenance

habits

during

one

of his runs, his life support failed,

and

the

rab

reverted

from hyperspace

near

Eriadu with a

frozen corpse at

the

helm.

The

ship

was salvaged and resold to its current

owners, Linx Mallicker and Fillio Androu, a pair of

Wroonian smugglers who ply

the

Rimma

Trade

Route.

Mallicker and Androu run guns and other weapons

into

the

Core from

underground

manufacturing

plants

in th e

Outer Rim Territories they

avoid Corellia .

Most of their customers are Imperial officials with a

taste for illegal firearms, though they also supply a lew

small Rebel cells with ordnance.

Modifications: Most

th e modifications done to th e

rab

are

described

in

the

accompanying

ship stats.

There

are

also

two secret smuggling

compartments

installed by Finious which

are

used by the cu rren t

crew. One is located under the deck

th e hallway

leading Irom the

cockpit

to

th e

saucer

hull.

The

other

is

behind

a false wall in

one

the

external

cargo

pods.

Legacies:

•

The

profile

the

rab

has been

lorwarded

byCorSec

to most

Imperial civil

and

military

databases.

When

ever

a Imperial customs official boards

the rab

roll

his law enforcement skill.

II

he makes a Moderate roll,

he recognizes the

ship

and givesit an intensive inspec

tion-even if the

characters persuade

him they have

no

connection

with its

lormer

owners.

• Finious installed a small secret compartment which

is located in the cockpit deck

escape

pod socket.

Locating it requires a Moderate search roll while the

escape

pod

is ou t its socket maybe for servicing or

because

it was used .

No

one

has

discovered this

compartment in the years since Finious died. What

contraband might he have hidden

there

belore his

untimely death? Old Jedi relics? Maps

supposedly

leading to the lost Katana fleet? Blackmail

papers

to a

now-great Moll?

• Lambarian rab

Craft: Modified Corellian YT-2400

Transport

Type:

Modified

light freighter

Length:

21

meters

Skill: Space transports: YT 2400

transports

Crew 2; gunners: 1 skeleton: 1/ 10

CrewSkill: Varies widely

Passengers: 6

Cargo

Capacity: 200

metric

tons


Cost: 130,000 new , 32,000 used

Hyperdrive

Multiplier:

xl

Hyperdrive Backup: x6

Nav

Computer

Yes

Space: 4

Atmosphere

480; 800 kmh

Hull: 5D 2

Shields: 2D

Sensors:

Passive: 3 1

D

Scan: 50/2D

Sean:h: 70/3D

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Laser Cannon

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hapter FiveCorel/ian s·800 Light Freighter

Corellian XS-800 Light Freighter

The

XS 8

light freighter is one of

the more recent

designs introduced by Corellian Engineering Corpora

tion. In many ways the X5 S is a smaller-scale ver

sion of the

corvette

CEC developed for military use.

The sublight

and

hyperdrive assembly is almost iden

tical in design

to

the Corellian

corvette though

it is

considerably smaller .

The XS-800-unlike other freighters of its ty -

was built with crewcomfort in mind.

Quarters

areeach

equipped with a small refresher unit as well as

an

autochef and

personal

computer system. Each crew

chamber is environmentally sealed

and

the gravity

temperature

and atmospheric

configuration

can

be

adjusted

to sui t

the individual crewer.

In order to

con

serve

space

bunks fold out from the bulkhead making

for small

but

comfortable

quarters.

XS 8 s are equipped

with two escape pods

that

can

each seat five people.

In

addition

the

cockpit is de

signed to break away as a sealed module in the event of

an explosionin space. By activatinga

series

ofexplosive

bolts

the

cockpit

chamber can separate

from

the

hull

and

maintain internal life

support

for three days.

The

cockpit has no guidance system though an emergency

repulsorlift allows

the

unit

to

land

if

it is pulled into the

gravitywell of a planet. Once the cockpit

has

separated

from

the

hlill

the

ship

is essentially destroyed.

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Craft: Corellian Engineering Corporationxs aOo

LightFreighter

Type: Light freighter

Scale: Starfighter

Length:

30.2

meters

Skill:Space transports

Crew: 1

to

2 can coordinate

Passengers:8

Cargo Capacity:

115

metric tons


Cosl:37.500 new)

Hyperdrive Multiplier: x3

Hyperdrive Backup:

xiS

Nav Computer:Yes

Maneuverability:

2

Space:6

Atmosphere:330; 950kmh

Hull:

3D

Shields:

ID 2

Sensors:

Passive 15

Scan

30/10

Search SO 3D

ocus 2 4

Weapons:

Double

lasercannon

fire-linked

Fire rc

Front

Crew 1

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Fire

Control


Atmosphere Range 100-300/1.2/2.5 km

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ive Corellian XS-800 Light Freighter

The Distant Wind

History: The Distant Wind was owned

by

a Sullustan

gambler named Cunbus Locb. Locb used the modified

freighter to travel from system to system,

where

he

would engage in all

manner

of high-stakes games of

chance. Locb became something of a minor celebrity;

in fact, his success rate-particularly

at

sabacc-was

quite high.

Themore Locbwon, the

more

he modified his craft,

upgrading

the

vessel s engines,shields

and

weaponry.

In addition, Locb invested a large portion of his win

nings in works of art,

and

the

Wind s

hold was usually

full of sculptures, holopaintings and other such items.

Roughly one year prior to

the

Battle of Yavin, Locb

encountered an Imperial Moff Ammar of Portmoak

sector. Moll Ammar

was

also a

collector

of rare art,

and

possessed a flatsculp by a revered Chandrilan

artist. Locblauncheda complicatedconfidencescheme

and

managed

to

cheat

during a high-stakes

round

of

sabacc,

winning

the

flatsculp.

As Locb made his escape, Ammar realized he

had

been cheated

and launched

an

all-out search for the

Sullustan. The gambler died during th e ensuing

struggle, and no sign of the

flatsculp-entitled

Stars

and

Moons -was discovered.

Ammar impounded the vessel and searched it thor

oughly before

ordering the

craft

sold at

a public auc

tion.

Modifications:

The Distant Wind s

onlymajor

upgrade

is to the sensor array. Locb augmented his sensors

so

that they

could

patch

into a series of small

scanners

that

he could carry on his person. (The scanners were

roughly the sizeof

credit

chips.) Locbwould place

the

scanners around a room during a gambling session ,

and the devices would feed him

data

on

cards that

his

opponents held.

fn addition, four small smuggling compartments

have

been

added

behind the overhead

lighting panels

in the craft s common room.

Legacies:

• Stars andMoons is stillhidden aboard, in

one ofthe

smuggling compartments (discovering the compart

ment requires a Very Difficult search roll, a Difficult

sensors

roll or a Heroic

Perception

roll). Moll Ammar

still oilers a substantial reward for the recovery of the

flatsculp.

• Hidden in the other smuggling

compartment

is a

counterfeit

version of Stars and Moons (Locb was

planning to switch the counterfeit for the genuine

article if he couldn t win the flatsculp in a sabacc

game). The forgery is excellent, requiring a Very Dilli-

cult forgery or Heroic

Perception

roll to detect. (This

raises

the question

of which flatsculp is genuine.)

Characters

can

bring the item to an art dealerwhowill

be

able

to

identify

and authenticate

the

artwork,

but

this dealer will also be aware that

the

item is stolen.

The

ar t

dealer may blackmail

the characters

into

performing some sort of

service

in exchange for his

silence, or he may simply notify Moll Ammar.

• Locbwas, in fact, a massive cheat

and

fraud. Numer

ous enemies are still seeking the Sullustan. The

Distant

Wind is recognized widely among gamblers, smug

glers

and

other

fringe elements

throughout

Parmel,

Portmoak and

Quence sectors

and

characters may be

fired upon by angry acquaintances of Locb.

• The Distant Wind

Craft: Modified Corellian Engineering Corporation

XS SOO

Light

Freighter


Scale: Starfighter

Length: 30.2 meters

Skill: Space transports

Crew: 1

to

2 can coordinate

Passengers: 8

Cargo Capacity: 5 metric tons


Cosl: 37,500 (new)

Hyperdrive

Multiplier: x3

Hyperdrive Backup: xIS

av Computer: Yes

Maneuverability:

Space: 7

Abnosphere:

350; 1,000 kmh

Hull: 3D+2

Shields: D

Sensors:

·Passive: 15

Scan 30/1D

Search 50/3D

Focus 2/4D

Weapons:

Double

laser

cannon

lire-linked

ir

rc Front

Crew 1

Skill Starshlp

gunnery

Fire Control

Space

Range

1 3/12/25

Atmosphere

Range

100-300/1.2/2.5

amage 40

Laser

cannon

can be fired from cockpit

Fire rc urret

Crew

1

Skill

Starship gunnery

Fire Control

Space

Range

1 3/12/25

Atmosphere

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Chapter

Six:

yrotil rescent loss ransport

yrotil rescent class ransport

The rescent class light transport is the Hyrotil

Corporation s first an d so

far only foray into

th e

field

of light freighter design. Hyrotil designed

th e

rescent-

class

Transport

to

appeal

to affluent youngbeings who

desired to travel among the stars.

Th e

rescentha s all th e features that people have

come

to

expect

from a Hyrotil luxury craft: sleek,

streamlined hull design, luxuriously appointed interi

or s with

th e

latest food-preparation technology in

th e

galley and the latest in

holo entertainment

units in th e

lounge area.

The stock

Hyrotil is available in two varieties: on e

with a hyperdrive,

and

on e without a hyperdrive, bu t

whic h f ea tu re s a la rge r lounge a re a an d cargo

ba y

designatedbythe manufacturer as rescent classand

rescent classMark

II .

Both varieties come with mini

mal shielding just enough to

withstand

impacts from

small

meteors

and othe r s pa c e

debris and

a light

laser

cannon

for armaments.

Th e

sensors are likewise

at th e minimal levels required by BoSS regulations.

However,

th e

control panels in

th e

cockpit look very

impressive,

and

that s w hat most purchasers of

res-

cent class vessels

ar e

interested in. The c ra ft is

eqUipped with a

three person

e sc ape pod whi ch is

located at th e front of th e vessel, unde r t he cockpit.

Though

th e

Crescenthas asmall cargocapacity

and

limited upgrade options, some

spacers mostly

those

who make their living through con games

or out and-

ou t

robbery find

itan attractive vessel

because

of its

widespread use

among th e children of th e rich: cus

toms officials and patrol vessels ar e far less likely to

hassle someone who may be

th e

so n of a Moff

or

corporate vice president

than the

spacer who is clearly

up to no

good as

his souped-up YT 1300 shows.

Despite its limitations,

there

ar e s ev er al w ays t o

upgrade

th e Crescent. Many captains have turned th e

escape pod i nt o a weapons housing; others have con

verted cabins into space for extra shield generators,

upgraded sensors, or

other

upgraded electronicsuites.

Th e

ship s power

couplings ru n along its central pas

sage, which means it is particularly

easy

to reroute

the

powersystems into th e cabins.

Sensor

jammingequip

ment which

consumes

a gre at deal of

power and

is

very difficult to successfullyinstall in most light freight

ers fits into a rescent classv essel like a hand in a

glove.

It may

be

difficult to

add

more

speed

to

on e

of

these

vessels, bu t it is no t difficult to turn a common

Crescent Transport into a smuggler s dream.

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Communications Station

a. Pilot s Station

b. Co-pilot sStation

c. Communications/Shield Station

d. Access

to

Escape Pod

2.

Main

omputer

3

Internal Power RoutingConduits

4. Hull Armor

EntryRamp

6

Captain s Bunk

7

Deflector Shield Generator

8 Active ensors

9 Passive Sensors

10. Secure

Equipment Storage

with magnetic seals that

are

controlled

from thecockpit)

II.

Armory

2

Crew Barracks with

double

bunks)

13.

Main Engines

14. Rollbar5-Foil above hull)

IS. Cargo Bay

16.

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17.

Galley

18. Refresher

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Craft: Hyrotil Crescent class Transport ~ 1 a r k II

Type:Lightfreighter

Scale: Starfighler

Length: 30 meters

Skill: Space transports:

Crescent

Crew:1

Crew

Skill: Varies

widely

assengers:

8

Cargo Capacity:

80

metric tons


Cost: 200.000 new). 125.000

used

Hyperdrive Multiplier

x2

Hyperdrive Backup: xlO

Nav Computer

Yes

Maneuverability:

2

pace: 5

Atmosphere: 300: 900kmh

Hull: 3D

Shields:

Sensors:

Passive:

2 0D

Scan:4 1D

Search: 8 2D

Focus 1/30

Weapons:

ght BlasterCannon

Fire

rc

Front

Scale:

Starfighter

kill

Starshipgunnery

Fire

Control

p ce Range: 1 3 12 25

Atmosphere Range:100 300/1 2/2 5 km

Damage:

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Chapter

Six: Hyrotil Crescent Class Transport

h dventurer

History: The Adventurer is on e of t hose rare s hi ps

that is on its s ec on d o wn er a nd h as so far not been

upgraded or modified much beyond

th e

original speci

fications.

The Adventurer

was originally

purchased

by Aelon

Reglis, a professional gambler from Chandrilla.Aelon s

family were not s pa ce rs , a nd

he

ha d decided

t ha t h e

was going to

b e th e

first

to

break

th e

bonds of dirt

and

lead a life of interplanetary adventure.

That

was

not to be, however; Aelon

fell

in lovewitha Chandrillan

bureaucrat

soonalter purchasing

th e Adventurer.

They

were married,

sh e became

pregnant, an d

th e

gambler

settled

down to raise a family.

Their daughter, Lynx, however, made in-roads into

the subculture that exists among

the star s

when

sh e

joined

th e

Imperial Navy as

an

IntSec investigator.

Aelon gave

th e Adventurer

to

Lynx

as

a

present upon

he r

graduation from

th e

Corulag

Academy-after

all, it

had merelyserved as a placefor Aelon

to sitand dream

onweekends for

th e

last

8years

perhaps·Lynxmight

actually gain some benefit from

th e

ship while on

leave.

As

fate would have it, Lynx Reglis didn t get much

use out

of

th e

ship, either.

The

young officer was

stationed on Nigellll in th e Kira Sector, and although

sh e

had access to

th e Adventurer sh e

never s pent he r

off-hours travelingoffworld, preferringinstead to spend

he r

t ime on

the

types of planet-bound activities

sh e

grew up with, such as nature hikes

or

ocean cruises.

Th e o ne time

th e

Adventurer sa w major us e was

when Lynx

impersonated th e

Rebel agent known as

Sapphire in

order

to foil a p lo t to

assassinate

Commo

dore

DaneTizzin,

th e

Naval

attache

to

th e

staff of

th e

Kira

Sector s

Mofl. Shortly after this escapade, Lynx

and

a Naval technician beganoutfitting

theAdventurer

with a

counter-sensor

package;

th e

young woman

decided

that

haVing a fast,

stealthy ship

might

be

useful in

he r

fine ofwork. Before

th e

installation was

completed, however, Lynx was implicated in a plot

to

steal secret information from

th e

base sh e was sta

t ioned at. Th e young officer fled Imperial military

justice,

and th e Adventurer

was impounded along with

th e

rest

of

he r

belongings.

Legacies:

•

The Adventurer

is over two decades old now, bu t it is

for all

purposes

a new ship. Less

than

1,000 light years

of flight time have been logged

in

it,

an d

both its

owners

took good care of it. However,

th e

ship ha s no

sensor package; when t he s hi p was impounded,

th e

Navy pulled ou t

th e

partly-completed sensor counter

measures

in a less-than-gentle fashion, causing irrepa

rable damage

t o t he

system.

• The

Adventurer

Craft: Hyrotil Crescent class Transport Mark II


Scale: Starfighter

Length:

3

meters

5k : Space transports: Crescent

Crew:

Crew

SkIll:

Varies widely

Passengers: 8

Cargo Capacity:

8

metric tons

Consumables: months

Cosl: 200,000 (new), 125,000 used)

Hyperdrlve Multiplier:

x2

Hyperdrlve Backup:

xlO

Nav Computer: Yes

Maneuverability: 2D

Space: 5

Almosphere: 300; 900 kmh

Hull:

3D

Shields:

ID

Weapons:

ht Blaster Cannon

Fire

rc

Front

Scale

Starflghter

Skill

Starshlp gunnery

ire

ontrol 1D

Space Range: 1 3/12/25

Atmosphere Range:

1O().300/1.2/2.5 km

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h pter

even

ozellis Light reighter

azellis Light reighter

Kazellis Corporation, a small manufacturing com

pany

in th e remote Kathol sector was founded as a

joint venture

between

human

an d

Twi lekmanufactur

ers. t was dedicated to providing customers living in

isolated areas with reliable

an d

easily-maintained craft.

Th e Kazellis light freighter is representativeofKazellis

lower en d models.

n keeping with t he company s philosophy, most

ship systems are easily upgraded and replaced. Many

p ar ts a re fit ted with universal joints an d interfaces,

allowing mechanics to us e parts from other manufac

t ur ers t o r ep ai r shi p systems.

Th e line provedto bevery popular along th e Rimma

Trade Route, an d Kazellis

Corporation

expanded its

production

facilities

an d

opened showrooms

an d

re

tail o ut le ts o n

Kal Shebbol an d Eriadu, th e capital

world ofSeswennaSector. Th e intentionwas to

launch

a mass-market program with th e light freighter, an d

follow up with a larger, more-powerful model named

th e Heavy Hauler. However, despite

th e

success of

th e

retail

program-over

on e

hundred of light freight-

er s w er eso ld

in

th e

first

year

alone-the

program

was

never

expanded

or

continued because Kazellis Corpo

ration

was driven ou t of business with th e arrival of th e

Empire in th e Kathol Sector.

Kazellis management

refused

requests by Moff

Kentor S am e t o p ro vi de him with ships, repairs an d

shipping for a cheaper rate

tha n the

company s al

ready generous discounts for bulk orders generated

from within th e Kathol Sector; Kazellis ha d

never

given

th e galactic government preferential treatment

an d

t hey w er en t abo ut t o start now.

They

failed to under

stand the ruthlessness of th e New Order.

Kazellis Corporation was taken o ver b y th e Empire

an d all members of its senior staff and b oard of direc

tors

were either executed

or

driven into hiding. s

th e

Empire seized

th e

company s assets

employees-in

on e

of th e

earliest acts

of widespread resistance

destroyed

all th e assembly lines

an d

wiped all t he da t a

storage devices, effectively assuring that

no

more

Kazellis models would e ve r b e

manufactured

again.

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hapter Seven

Kazellis Light Freighter

The

ongrunner

History: Th e

Longrunner

was on e of th e first Kazellis

light freighters to leave th e factory. It was intended to

cov er su pp ly and sal es r un s to remote settlements

in

the

Kathol

sector,

an d

wa s

outfitted

with

a

xl

hyperdrive

from

th e shipyard.

Nosignificant

upgrades

have been

performed

on the ship since it was con

structed.

When Kazellis

went bankrupt,

th e Longrunner s cap

tain, Duan Zorn, stole the vessel and spent some time

as

a freetrader. While

he

was a fine

corporate drone,

Zornwas less successful on hisown

an d

theLongrunner

was

impounded by

t he p o rt

authority

on Nigellll in

th e

Kira Sector when he couldn t pay tariffs an d docking

fees. Zorn himselfwas

imprisoned

for stealing

th e

ship

in th e first place, an d when none ofKazellis remaining

creditors wanted to travel to th e Kira

Sector

to claim

th e ship, Nigel s

BoSS

branch offered the ship for

auction.

Th e Longrunner

was purchased

by

Dav Kathis, a

former Imperial Naval officer who m uste re d out to

begin a

career

as an

independent

freighter captain.

Kathis o per at ed t he shi p along th e Enarc Run, estab

lishing himself

as

a known an d well-liked freetrader.

The ship served

as

his h ome an d he shared it with his

wife, Leanna Carella, a former customs official,

by

whom

h e h as

a

son.

Kathis, however,

vanished

under

mysterious

cir

cumstances recently.

His

wife h as b ee n left

alone

with

their infant son, an d now travels th e Enarc Run, plying

her husba nd s

former route

to

make a living while

searching for

clues

a bo ut h er

husband s

disappear

ance.

Modifications: Hyperdrive Multiplier: xl ; Hyperdrive

Backup: x8

Legacies:

• Duan Zorn is ou t

of

prison and

looking for his ship.

Backwhen he owned

theLongrunner

Zorn spent some

ofhis

precious

few credits installing a slave circuit

that

lets him

control

th e freighter from a remote location

anywhere within

km

of its locat ion. Th e slave

circuit is disguised as

part

of

th e

ship s

environmental

control

sub sy st ems, an d t he only way to discover its

presence is

if

a

character

makes a Heroic

starship

repair

roll while working on the environment systems.

• Dav Kathis was

kidnapped

by a group of COMPNOR

thugs

who believed he was supplying information

to

th e Rebels in th e Kira

sector. The truth

is

that

although

Alliance Intelligence

approached

Kathis on several

occasions,

th e

former militaryman remain loyal

to

th e

Empire, which he believed was a just institution.

Th e COMPNOR

thugs ar e

led

by

a ma n who is a

violent

paranoid schizophrenic,

and he

ha s

recently

decided

that Leanna is th e spy. He an d his me n will be

looking for

th e Longrunner

or

even another Kazellis

class freighter

as

t ran sp on d er cod es can b e changed,

an d

there

couldn t

possibly be

two

of

these

uncommon

ships in their

part

of the space) in orderto

capture

th e

real

spy.

Kathis is still alive,

bu t

may not

be

for

very

much

longer-the

interrogation an d

torture

sessions

ar e

starting to

take

their

toll.

• The

ongrunner

Craft: Kazellis Corporation Light Freighter

Type: Light Freighter

Scale: Starfighter

Length: meters

Skill: Space transports: Kazellis freighter

Crew:

gunners: I

Crew Skill: Varies widely

Passengers: 8

Cargo Capacity: 100 metric tons

Consumables: months

Cost: 23,000 (used)

Hyperdrive Multiplier xl

Hyperdrive

Backup: x8

Nav

Computer: Yes

Maneuverability:

Space: 5

Atmosphere: 350: 1,000 kmh

Hull:

4D

Shields:

Sensors:

Passive: 2 1

Scan:

50/2D

Search: 70/20 1

ocus 4 3

Weapons:

Quad Laser Cannon

ire

Arc:

Turret

Skill Starship gunnery

Fire Control:

Space Ronge: 1-3/12/25

Atmosphere

Range: 100 300/1.2 km/2.5 km


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hapter Eight Novo Drive I Z

Nova Drive

Z

Nova Drive is a small Mid Rim ship manufacturer

that sells most of its small range of freighters in sys-

tems along

th e

Rimma

Trade

Route. It does not design

its own models instead licensing or purchasing de-

signs from other

firms an d manufacturing modified

versions for niche markets.

Nova Drive sub licensed th e manufacturing plans

of Corellian Engineering Corporation s YT 1200 a few

months after th e lattercompany

phased

it ou t in favor

of

later production models. Though

E

d eemed t he

line to o

dated

for active production Nova Drive sa w

an opportunity to upgrade the design to make it com-

petitive with current offerings in th e independent

spacer

market.

Th e hull was stretched an d reinforced allowing for

more powerful engines larger

cargo

bays a nd m ore

spacious living quarters. Th e 3 2 is as fast

at

sublight

s pe eds a s a stock YT 1300 an d features some moder-

ate improvements over

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