Starship House Rules

This is a revision to the starship rules for the Star Wars RPG. Much of the system is left intact, as the rules are fairly good, but this revision makes them just right.

Starship Systems

Sensors:
Sensors can be used in one of four modes, each with its own bonuses and limitations. Sensor rolls are made using the Computer Use skill.

Mode	Range	Bonus to Roll	Action Required
Passive	Short (5)	+0	Free Action
Scan	Medium (10)	+2	Move Action
Search	Long (20), 1 arc only	+4	Attack Action
Focus	Extreme (40), 1 arc only	+6	Full-Round

Starship Combat

Starship Combat Actions:
Each crewman on a starship has 1 move action, 1 attack action, and at least 1 free action (if not more). What can be done with each action depends on what job a character has.

Commander:
Commanders direct action on-board their ship.

Action Required	Description	Roll Required	Effect
Free Action	Issue Simple commands	None	The crew carries out your orders (unless they don't want to)
Move Action	Countermand orders	None	The commander clarifies the order for the crewman, so it is executed closer to what the commander wanted (unless the crewman doesn't listen)
Move Action	Guide a crewman	Charisma roll DC 10	The crewman gains a +2 morale bonus to their roll
Full-Round Action	Issue a complex order	None	The crew coordinates their efforts into a complex action (unless they don't follow the order)

Pilot:
The pilot determines where the ship moves. Before taking any action, they must declare what speed the ship is operating at: Stationary, Docking, Cruising, Attack, or Ramming. Pilots who execute Full-Round Actions (because they are operating another ship system which requires a full-round action) place a -4 penalty on their ship's Defense until their next action, but may still move the ship as normal. Pilots who make attacks using non-front facing weapons suffer a -4 penalty to their attack rolls. Finally, a pilot may give up their next attack action to make a pilot roll at any time one is required.

Action Required	Description	Roll Required	Effect
Free Action	Fly Defensively	None	Gain a +2 dodge bonus to defense, but all rolls made by anyone on-board have a -4 penalty; attack rolls have a -2 penalty
Free Action	Make an attack run	None	Gain a +2 bonus to attacks, but take a -2 penalty to defense
Move Action	Move the ship	None	Move the ship up to a number of hexes equal to the ship's current speed
Attack Action	Movement Boost	Pilot roll	Increase the number of hexes the ship may move by up to 4
Attack Action	Landing or Docking	Varies	See Page 220-221
Attack Action	Avoid Missiles	Pilot roll of varying DC	Keep a missile from hitting your ship
Attack Action	Establish pursuit	Opposed Pilot roll against a ship in point-blank range	Pursue a target
Attack Action	Escape pursuit	Opposed Pilot roll against a ship pursuing you	Lose your pursuer
Attack Action	Avoid hazards	Pilot roll of varying DC	Keep something from coming into contact with your ship
Attack Action	Avoid point-defense systems	Pilot roll of varying DC	Reduce the effectiveness of point-defense systems
Attack Action	Resist/escape tractor beam	Pilot roll of varying DC	Either keep a tractor beam from moving you, or escape it entirely if you succeed your roll by 10 or more

Gunner:
Though technically the title of gunner refers to characters who only operate a weapon station, the rules for gunners can apply to anyone using a weapon.

Action Required	Description	Roll Required	Effect
Move Action	Switch fire-link modes	None	Change a fire-linked weapon from firing for increased damage to increased accuracy, or vice-versa
Attack Action	Fire a weapon	Attack roll	Fire a single weapon at a single target
Full-Round Action	Fire multiple weapons	Multiple Attack rolls with a -2 penalty to each roll for each weapon being used	Fire multiple weapons at a single target
Full-Round Action	Fire a weapon in multi-fire mode	2 attack rolls with a -4 penalty to each roll	Fire multiple shots at a single target
Full-Round Action	Fire a weapon in auto-fire mode	3 attack rolls with a -4 penalty to each roll	Fire multiple shots at a single target
Full-Round Action	Fire a missile	Attack roll	Fire a single missile at a single target
Full-Round Action	Make an Aimed Attack	Attack roll with a +2 bonus	Make a single attack with a +2 bonus, as per Aimed Attacks

Sensor Operator:
Sensor Operators keep track of what's happening on the battlefield so the crew can properly respond to threats.

Action Required	Description	Roll Required	Effect
Free Action	Scan using passive mode	Computer Use roll	Identify objects within short range
Move Action	Scan using scan mode	Computer Use roll with +2 bonus	Identify objects within medium range
Attack Action	Scan using search mode	Computer Use roll with +4 bonus	Identify objects within long range
Full-Round Action	Scan using focus mode	Computer Use roll with +6 bonus	Identify objects within extreme range
Attack Action	Aid Attack	Computer Use DC 20	Give one gunner a +2 to attack on their attack for the round
Attack Action	Aid Defense	Computer Use DC 20	Give the ship a +2 to Defense until its next action
Attack Action	Help avoid hazards	Assist roll using Computer Use	Assist the pilot in avoiding hazards

Engineer:
It is the job of the engineer to keep the ship together during combat, and put it back together afterwards.

Action Required	Description	Roll Required	Effect
Move Action	Reroute Power	Repair roll of varying DC	Take power from one system, or give more power to another system
Full-Round Action	Jury-Rig	Repair roll of varying DC	Restore battle damage done to your ship for the duration of the encounter; destroyed systems may not be restored in this manner

Shield Operator:
The shield operator is in charge of keeping a ship's shields working.

Action Required	Description	Roll Required	Effect
Move Action	Angle Shields	None	Double shield points for one arc by taking them away from all other arcs
Attack Action	Restore shields	Computer Use roll of varying DC	Restore a random amount of shield points

Starfighters and other ships with very small crews must prioritize what needs to be done in a round more, as they cannot do everything at once, while larger ships have the advantage of more people to fill out the roles and handle what needs to be done.

Crew Quality:
Crews have the following statistics for starship combat based on their quality:

Making Attack Rolls:
Attacks with starship weapons are calculated differently than normal attacks. First determine the character's normal ranged attack modifier without any modifiers specific to starship combat, such as starship Familiarity or Fire Control Systems. Divide this number in half, rounded down, and then apply any applicable starship bonuses or penalties.

The penalty for not being proficient with starship weaponry is only -2 instead of the typical -4. Piloting rolls still have a -4 penalty, however. Feats such as Rapid Shot and Far Shot may not be used to enhance starship combat.

Example: Chon Gui Muy has a base attack bonus of +8 and a Dexterity of 20, giving her another +5 to ranged attacks for a total of +13. By dividing this in half, rounded down, you have an attack bonus of +6. Since Chon Gui Muy has Starship Operations: Starfighter, she does not take the -2 penalty for using starfighter weapons. Additionally, since Chon Gui Muy has starship Familiarity of +1, she gains an additional +1 to attack when behind the guns of a ship she is used to using, for a total ranged attack modifier of +7. Were she to use the weaponry on a space transport (which she is not proficient in and not used to using), her attack bonus would only be +4 (+6 bonus, with a -2 for non-proficiency, equals +4 total bonus).

Range Modifiers:
All starship attacks must factor in the range to the target when making attacks.

Range	Distance in Hexes	Attack Modifier
Point-Blank	0-1	-0
Short	2-5	-2
Medium	6-10	-4
Long	11-20	-6

Point Blank Range:
At point-blank range capital ships may not bring more than one-quarter of their weapons to bare on a space transport, and not more than one-tenth of their weapons on a starfighter. Round down, with a minimum of 1. Additionally, at these ranges, capital ships suffer an additional penalty on their attacks based on their size:

Size	Penalty to Point-Blank Attacks
Large	-2
Huge	-4
Gargantuan	-8
Colossal	-16

Point-Defense Systems:
To defend against point-blank range attacks, capital ships mount point-defense systems. When active, all ships (friend or foe) within point-blank range takes damage from a barrage of blaster batteries. They may take evasive maneuvers to reduce the damage, but may not ignore it completely.

The DC to reduce the damage from a point-defense system is the same as the DC for a character to take vitality damage instead of wound damage from a starship weapon (see below). If successful, reduce the damage by half, rounded down.

Weapon Batteries:
Capital ships and space transports may be place their weapons in weapon batteries. This gives the weapon a +4 bonus to attack, and adds an extra die to the damage for every 5 points by which the attack roll exceeds the target's defense. Multiply the emplacement point requirement and credit cost by 5 for the weapon battery.

Fire-Linked Weapons:
Starfighters and space transports may link groups of identical weapons, setting them to fire at the same time at a single target. This allows them to either deal increased damage or have a better chance to hit (attacker's choice). Fire-linked weapons are added in doubles (2, 4, 8, etc). Batteries may not be fire-linked, but missile systems can.

Fire-Control:
Computer systems can enhance a gunner's ability to hit targets greatly. This increased accuracy comes at a cost of additional control systems, making the weapon more expensive and take up more space. Fire-control systems are applied to individual weapons, modifying each accordingly.

Missile Weapons:
Missiles are somewhat unique in the way they work in starship combat. First, to accurately fire a missile outside of point-blank range requires the gunner to take a full-round action (missiles may be fired as a standard attack at point-blank range only). If the attack roll is successful, missiles home in on their target, closing the distance until a collision occurs. The time it takes a missile to hit its target depends on what range it was launched at. Missiles hit their target at the end of the round in which they have 0 rounds left until they strike.

Unlike standard attacks, there is a chance to avoid missile strikes. Targets of successful missile attacks may choose to either take evasive maneuvers to avoid the missile, or attempt to shoot it down. The DCs for either action depend on the type of missile fired and the number of rounds until it strikes. Shooting down a missile is usually easiest when it has 0 rounds left until it strikes, while dodging a missile is easiest when it still has 1 round left until it strikes. Missiles continue to their target until they are either dodged, shot down, or impact with something.

Starship Damage

Pilot Vitality:
The pilot of a starship has a lot of control over its fate. Whenever a starship takes damage, a pilot may reduce the damage dealt to the ship by taking 10 points of vitality damage. Only the pilot of starfighter or space transport may spend their vitality in this way.

Battle Damage:
When a ship has taken half its hull points in damage, it begins taking battle damage. Each time it takes a hit, roll 1d20, add it to the damage dealt by the attack, and consult the table below, applying the result to the ship. If a system doesn't exist or is already effected b battle damage, use the next higher damage result. Attackers may opt for a lesser result on this tabel, if desired. Battle damage remains until it is repaired.

Larger ships are more resilient to battle damage. When a ship of huge, gargantuan, or colossal size takes battle damage, instead of immediately applying the damage, instead record that the system was hit. When a system has taken a number of hits (2 for huge, 3 for gargantual, or 4 for colossal), then apply the result of the battle damage.

Called Shots:
Attackers may attempt to knock out a starship's systems instead of merely blasting it to pieces. In this case, the attacker takes a -4 penalty to their attack roll. If their attack is successful, they roll battle damage on the battle damage table instead of dealing damage.

Repairing Damage:
Repairing hull damage takes one full hour to do. Divide the result of the repair check by 5 (rounded down) to determine how much damage is restored.

Shield damage automatically returns at the rate of 1 point per minute. A character may spend a full round action to restore shield points to a starship, as listed below. Each additional roll made to restore shields during a scene has a cumilative +5 penalty.

Ion Weapons:
Ion weapons function much as normal weapons, but do not deal hull damage. Instead, in any situation where an ion weapon would deal hull damage, instead apply battle damage using the standard rules for battle damage.

Tractor Beams:
Tractor beams are concentrated energy beams capable of moving objects at a distance. Catching a target in a tractor beam requires an attack roll. If successful, the target is caught and may not move. Make a "damage" roll for the tractor beam to determine how effectively its victim is caught. This total is the DC for a Pilot check to resist its grasp (i.e. the beam's operator may not move the ship). If the resist roll succeeds by 10 or more, the ship may escape the tractor beam completely. As an attack action, the tractor beam operator may move a captured target a number of hexes equal to its "damage" roll divided by 5, rounded down.

Starship Maneuvers

Speed Categories:
A starship announces its speed at the start of a scene, and may change it at the start of their action, if desired. They may move up to a number of hexes equal to their speed (they may effectively stand still, if desired). A ship's defense modifier increases as it travels faster, but it also becomes harder to control and harder for its occupants to shoot at targets.

Pursuit:
One of the most dangerous positions a starship can be in is that of pursuit by another starship. When pursuing a target, a starship moves in the exact smae manner as the ship it pursues. It may ignore its target's speed modifiers to defense. The pursued ship may only attack the ship pursuing it with rear and turrent mounted weaponry. If during its turn the pursued ship does not attempt to escape, the pursuing ship is allowed to make an additional attack with one of its weapons.

To pursue a ship, the pursuing ship must be capable of moving at equal or greater speeds. Establishing pursuit requires an opposed Pilot roll, costing both pilots an attack action. If the pursued pilot beats the Pilot roll of their attacker, they avoid pursuit. If they beat it by 10 or more they may turn the tables and may pursue their would-be attacker instead.

Strafing Runs:
To avoid the main weapons of a capital ship, starfighers and space transports may make strafing runs. Doing so requires a Pilot roll with a DC of 17 against Colossal ships, DC 21 against Gargantuan, DC 23 verses Huge, and DC 25 verses Large ships. If successful, the target ship may not attack with any of its weapons except for point-defense systems. If the roll fails, the pilot must make a roll to avoid a collision.

Ramming and Collisions:
The damage from a starship collision is dependant on the size of the ship and the speed at which it was moving. Use the smallest ship size and the fastest ship speed for determining collision damage. Ramming attempts require an opposed Pilot roll between the ramming pilot and the defending pilot to be successful.

Apply the damage to both ships.

Avoiding a collision requires the pilot to make a Pilot roll with a DC based on the speed at which the ship is moving.

Engine Wash:
Occasionally a ship ends up in the path of another ship's engine exhaust, exposing them to heat and radiation. In these cases, engine wash damage applies. The damage is based on the size of the ship dealing the engine wash damage.

Starfighter Wing:
Starfighters may travel in wing formation to increase their firepower at the cost of versitility. When in a wing, use the worst characteristics of any ship in the wing, from attack and damage rolls to pilot checks, for determining the performance of the wing. When making attacks, each additional ship in the wing increases the main ship's attack roll by +1, up to +4, and allows the attack to function as a weapon battery, dealing additional damage with higher attack rolls. For simplicity sake, treat all damage dealt to the wing as dealt to a single ship until it is destroyed.

Quick Turn, Tight Loops:
These stunts were not well-thought out, and are no longer in the game.

Starships Against Characters:
Occassionally characters will come in direct conflict with starships, often with deadly results. Against starships, personal weapons have little effect, and against characters, starship weapons can obliterate with a single hit.

Because of their size, characters receive a bonus to attack starships, and starships receive a penalty to attack characters based on their size. This modifier applies directly to the ship's attacks and defense. Double bonuses to starship defense based on its speed when going against characters.

When a personal scale weapon deals damage to a starship, divide the damage dealt by 10, rounded down, and apply the result. This may result in no damage at all to a starship. When starship weapons deal damage to characters, the resulting hit is automatically dealt straight to wounds, unless the character can make a Reflex save with a DC based on the number and type of damage die:

Number of Dice Reflex Save Modifier 1 +1 2 +2 3 +3 4 +4 5 +5

Type of Die Reflex Save DC d4 12 d6 14 d8 16 d10 18 d12 20

Starship Construction

Size and Class:

Construction Points	Size	Size Modifier	Class	Length (meters)	Mass (metric tons)
150	Colossal	-8	Capital	1,001-2,500	5,000+
100	Gargantuan	-4	Capital	501-1,000	3,500-4,999
48	Huge	-2	Capital	251-500	2,000-3,499
24	Large	-1	Capital	101-250	500-1,999
12	Medium	+0	Transport	50.1-100	200-499
3	Small	+1	Transport	20.1-50	50-199
1	Tiny	+2	Starfighter	10.1-20	20-49
1	Diminuitive	+4	Starfighter	5.1-10	5-19
1	Fine	+8	Starfighter	5 or less	1-4

All ships have a base defense of 15.

Automation:

Construction Points	Minimum Crew	Ship Size Restrictions
0	30,001-50,000	Colossal
1	15,001-30,000	Gargantuan or Colossal
2	2,501-15,000	Large, Huge, Gargantuan, or Colossal
3	1,001-2,500	Large, Huge, Gargantuan, or Colossal
4	701-1,000	Medium, Large, Huge, or Gargantuan
5	101-700	Medium, Large, Huge, or Gargantuan
6	65-100	Medium, Large, or Huge
7	17-64	Small, Medium, or Large
8	5-16	Small or Medium
9	3-4	Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
10	1-2	Fine, Diminutive, Tiny, or Small

Life Support:

Construction Points	Max. Sustainable Personnel	Ship Size Restrictions
0	0	Any
1	1-2	Any
4	5-16	Diminutive or greater
6	17-32	Tiny or greater
8	33-64	Small or greater
10	65-120	Small or greater
12	121-200	Medium or greater
15	201-300	Medium or greater
18	301-425	Medium or greater
21	426-500	Medium or greater
24	501-850	Medium or greater
29	851-1,500	Medium or greater
34	1,501-3,000	Medium or greater
39	3,001-8,000	Medium or greater
44	8,001-20,000	Medium or greater
50	20,001-50,000	Large or greater

Stowage:

Construction Points	Cargo Capacity	Ship Size Restrictions
0	0 kg	Fine, Diminutive, or Tiny
1	1-65 kg	Fine, Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
2	66-110 kg	Fine, Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
3	111-500 kg	Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
4	501 kg - 1 metric ton	Tiny, Small, Medium, or Large
5	1.1 to 10 metric tons	Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, or Huge
6	11-50 metric tons	Small or greater
7	51-100 metric tons	Small or greater
11	101-500 metric tons	Small or greater
15	151-200 metric tons	Small or greater
20	201-500 metric tons	Medium or greater
25	501-1000 metric tons	Medium or greater
30	101-5,000 metric tons	Medium or greater
35	5,001-20,000 metric tons	Medium or greater
45	20,001-35,000 metric tons	Large or greater
55	35,001-50,000 metric tons	Large or greater
65	50,001-65,000 metric tons	Large or greater
75	65,001-80,000 metric tons	Large or greater
85	80,001-100,000 metric tons	Large or greater

Consumables:

Construction Points	Consumables Duration	Ship Size Restrictions
0	1 day	Any
1	2 days	Any
2	3 days	Any
3	1 week	Diminutive or greater
4	2 weeks	Tiny or greater
5	3 weeks	Small or greater
6	1 month	Small or greater
7	2 months	Small or greater
8	3 months	Small or greater
9	6 months	Small or greater
10	9 months	Medium or greater
11	1 year	Medium or greater
12	1.5 years	Medium or greater
13	2 years	Medium or greater
14	3 years	Medium or greater
15	4 years	Large or greater
16	5 years	Large or greater
17	6 years	Large or greater

Hyperdrive:

Construction Points	Hyperdrive Multiple	Notes
1	x6
2	x3
7	x2
14	x1.5
21	x1
50	x0.75	Only as a major modification
75	x0.5	Only as a major modification

Construction Points	Hyperdrive Multiple
1	x12
2	x10-11
3	x8-9
4	x4-x7

Ion Engines:

Construction Points	Maximum Speed (Hexes)	Maneuverability	Check Modifiers	Ship Size Restrictions
2	Cruising (2)	Poor	-4 Pilot	Any
3	Cruising (3)	Poor	-2 Pilot	Any
4	Cruising (4)	Average		Any
6	Attack (6)	Average		Gargantuan or smaller
8	Attack (8)	Average		Huge or smaller
10	Ramming (9)	Average		Medium or smaller
12	Ramming (10)	Average		Small or smaller
20	Ramming (11)	Good	+2 Pilot, +1 Attack	Tiny or smaller
30	Ramming (12)	Good	+3 Pilot, +1 Attack	Tiny or smaller
40	Ramming (13)	Good	+4 Pilot, +2 Attack	Diminutive or smaller

Shields:

Construction Points	Shield Points	Ship Size Restrictions
0	0	Any
1	1	Any
2	2	Any
3	3-6	Any
5	7-12	Diminutive or greater
7	13-18	Tiny or greater
10	19-24	Small or greater
15	25-30	Medium or greater
20	31-40	Large or greater
30	41-50	Huge or greater
40	51-60	Gargantuan or greater
60	61-70	Gargantuan or greater
180	71-80	Gargantuan or greater
240	81-110	Gargantuan or greater

You may take Shields of the next bracket above your size restriction for double the normal Construction Points.

Superstructure:

Construction Points	Hull Points	Ship Size Restrictions
0	2-8	Fine, Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
1	9-12	Fine, Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
2	13-18	Diminutive, Tiny, or Small
3	19-24	Tiny, or Small
5	25-30	Tiny, Small, or Medium
7	31-36	Small, Medium, Large, or Huge
9	37-48	Medium, Large, or Huge
14	49-60	Medium, Large, Huge, or Gargantuan
19	61-72	Medium, Large, Huge, or Gargantuan
24	73-96	Large or greater
30	97-120	Huge or greater
40	121-140	Huge or greater
60	141-160	Huge or greater
80	161-200	Huge or greater

Weapons Suite:

Construction Points	Emplacement Points	Ship Size Restrictions
0	0	Any
1	1-4	Any
2	5-8	Any
3	9-13	Any
6	14-18	Diminutive or greater
9	19-32	Tiny or greater
12	33-46	Small or greater
17	47-60	Medium or greater
22	61-90	Medium or greater
32	91-150	Large or greater
42	151-210	Huge or greater
57	211-270	Huge or greater
72	271-360	Huge or greater
92	361-450	Gargantuan or Colossal
110	451-550	Gargantuan or Colossal
135	551-700	Gargantuan or Colossal
170	701-900	Colossal
210	901-1,100	Colossal
260	1,101-1,300	Colossal
320	1,301-1,600	Colossal
400	1,601-2,000	Colossal

Base Price:
Cost by Construction Points

10, +1 50k, +.5k	20, +1 55k, +.75k	30, +1 65k, +1k	40, +1 80k, +1.5k	50, +1 100k, +2k	60, +1 125k, +2.5k	70, +1 155k, +5k	80, +1 215k, +10k	90, +1 325k, +15k	100, +1 490k, +20k
110, +1 715k, +25k	120, +1 1m, +30k	130, +1 1.33m, +35k	140, +1 2.05m, +40k	150, +1 2.49m, +50k	160, +1 3.04m, +60k	170, +1 3.7m, +80k	180, +1 4.58m, +100k	190, +1 5.68m, +120k	200, +1 7m, +140k
210, +1 8.54m, +160k	220, +1 10.3m, +180k	230, +1 12.28m, +200k	240, +1 14.48m, +225k	500, +1 72.98m, +250k	1,000, +1 197.98m, +500k	1,500, +1 447.98m, +1m	2,000, +1 947.98m, +1.5m

Weapon Formulas:
Starship weapons can be created using a few simple formulas. The first step is to determine the class of the weapon, which determines all of the base characteristics of the weapon. From there the weapon's characteristics may be increased or decreased, altering the weapon's cost and emplacement cost. The worst possible weapon would have 1d4 damage with point-blank range, and the best possible weapon would have 5d12 damage with long range.

There are a variety of options that may modify a weapon, changing its emplacement and credit costs.

Placing Weapon Systems:
You may not mount a weapon outside of your class. Medium-size and greater ships cannot have more than half of their weapon emplacement points (and hence their weapon systems) in the same firing arc, with turreted weapons counting as their own arc.

Weapon Listing:

Blasters	Damage	Max Range	Fire Mode	Emplacement Points	Cost	Class
Autoblaster	2d6	Short (5)	Autofire	6	4000	Starfighter
Triple Blaster	2d4	Short (5)	Multifire	4	2000	Starfighter
Light Blaster Cannon	1d4	Short (5)	Multifire	2	500	Starfighter
Blaster Cannon	2d6	Short (5)	Multifire	5	3000	Starfighter
Heavy Blaser Cannon	2d8	Short (5)	Multifire	7	4000	Starfighter
Lasers	Damage	Max Range	Fire Mode	Emplacement Points	Cost	Class
Twin Laser Cannon	2d4	Short (5)	Multifire	4	2000	Starfighter
Point Laser Cannon	2d4	Short (5)		3	500	Starfighter
Light Laser Cannon	2d6	Short (5)		4	1000	Starfighter
Laser Cannon	2d8	Short (5)		5	2000	Starfighter
Heavy Laser Cannon	2d10	Short (5)		8	3000	Starfighter
Assault Laser Cannon	2d12	Short (5)		10	4000	Starfighter
Quad Laser Cannon	3d12	Short (5)	Autofire	8	6000	Transport
Escort Quad Laser Cannon	3d8	Medium (10)	Autofire	7	6000	Transport
Longshot Quad Laser Cannon	3d10	Long (20)	Autofire	13	10000	Transport
Turbolasers	Damage	Max Range	Fire Mode	Emplacement Points	Cost	Class
Double Turbolaser Cannon	3d10	Long (20)	Multifire	12	9000	Transport
Heavy Double Turbolaser Cannon	4d8	Long (20)	Multifire	6	6000	Capital
Light Turbo Quadlasers	4d8	Long (20)	Autofire	7	7000	Capital
Turbo Quadlasers	4d10	Long (20)	Autofire	8	8000	Capital
Turbolaser Cannons	4d6	Long (20)		4	3000	Capital
Light Turbolaser	4d8	Long (20)		5	4000	Capital
Medium Turbolaser	4d10	Long (20)		6	5000	Capital
Turbolaser	4d12	Long (20)		8	6000	Capital

Missile Listing:

Type of Missile	Damage	Piloting DC to Dodge			Defense vs Attacks			Minimum Class	Missile Slots Required	Cost
		0 rds	1 rd	2 rds	0 rds	1 rd	2 rds
Concussion Missile	2d8	35	25	30	29	30	32	Starfighter	0.5
Heavy Concussion Missile	3d8	33	23	27	27	29	31	Transport	1
Assault Concussion Missile	4d8	31	21	26	26	28	30	Capital Ship	2
Energy Torpedo	2d10	30	20	25	26	28	30	Starfighter	1
Proton Torpedo	3d10	28	18	23	25	27	29	Starfighter	2
Heavy Proton Torpedo	4d10	26	16	21	24	26	28	Transport	3

A launcher may only have one type of missile loaded in it at a time.

Additional Systems List:
There are several other systems which a starship may have. They are summarized below.

Communications:
Cost: varies, Requirements: negligible
Effect: Allows the ship to communicate with others.

System	Range	Quality	Cost
Comm	Planetary	Audio	1000
Video Comm	Planetary	Audio and video	1500
Subspace transeiver	System-wide	Audio, video, and holo	3000
Hypertransceiver	Galactic	Audio, video, and holo	10000
HoloNet transceiver	Galactic	Audio, video, and holo, plus HoloNet access	250000

Enhanced Sensors:
Cost: 2000/5000, Requirements: negligible
Effect: +2/+4 bonus to sensor rolls

Enhanced Nav Computer:
Cost: 5000/10000, Requirements: negligible
Effect: +2/+4 bonus to astrogate rolls

Armor Plates:
Cost: 10/20/30 Construction Points
Effect: Gain a permanent DR of 2/4/6 at the cost of a -4/-6/-8 penalty on Pilot checks.

Maneuvering Systems:
Cost: +5 Construction Points
Effect: Adds an equipment bonus to pilot checks, from +1 to +3. Doesn't stack with ion engine or other equipment bonuses. Gargantuan and larger ships may not have a +3 system, and Colossal ships may not have anything beyond a +1 system. The cost is 5 for starfighters and transports, but for capital ships the construction point cost is multiplied by an amount equal to the ship's size modifier.

Personal Scale Weapon:
Cost: As weapon, Requirements: 1 emplacement point
Effect: The ship has a personal scale weapon for use against targets within range (treat as if fired from a medium-size individual). This weapon is completely ineffective in starship combat.

Backup Shield Generators:
Cost: see table, Requirements: see table
Effect: Double shield point regeneration

Ship Size	Credit Cost	Emplacement Cost
Colossal	500000	30
Gargantuan	192000	15
Huge	96000	10
Large	48000	8
Medium	12000	6
Small	6000	5
Tiny	3000	4
Diminutive	2000	3
Fine	1000	2

Escape Pods:
Cost: 20000 each, Requirements: 10 metric tons each
Effect: Gain additional escape pods. Ships come with a number of free escape pods based on their size. Standard escape pods hold up to 8 people.

Ship Size	Number of Free Escape Pods
Colossal	24
Gargantuan	18
Huge	12
Large	6
Medium	3
Small	2
Tiny or less	0

Gravity Well Projector:
Cost: 50000, Requirements: 100 emplacement points
Effect: Interfers with hyperspace travel for 5 minutes once activated. Takes 1 minute to activate. Has a range of point-blank, with each additional projector increasing the range by one category.

Stygium Crystal Cloak:
Cost: 150,000,000, Requirements: 1 metric ton
Effect: Renders the ship undetectable both visually and to sensors. Completely undetectable by any means when stationary, not communicating, and not attacking. Can be detected at short range if it moves or communicates, but with a +10 to the DC. Location is given away if it attacks. Attacks against it have a 50% chance of missing, and the attacker must guess at its location.

Hibridum Cloaking Device:
Cost: 250,000, Requirements: 250 metric tons
Effect: As Stygium Crystal Cloak, except that when active the ship cannot make scans.

Sensor Masks:
Cost: see table, Requirements: see table
Effect: Increases the DC to detect a ship using scanners

Sensor Mask Quality	Cost	DC Modifier
Marginal	20000	+2
Ordinary	40000	+4
Good	80000	+6
Amazing	150000	+8

Converting Old Starships:
Converting a starship to this system is fairly simple. First, divide its shield and hull points by 5, keeping in mind any applicable maximums (see construction tables above). Divide any fire-control modifiers by 2. Treat its weapon systems as dealing damage as listed above. Finally, subtract 5 points from its defense, and ignore any damage reduction it may have.