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| - | To create a random ship, you roll a six-sided die, an eight-sided die, and a ten-sided die. Assign these rolled values | + | To create a random ship, you roll a six-sided die, an eight-sided die, and a ten-sided die. Re-roll any duplicates (always re-roll the larger die). Create |
| + | * Assign the highest to Type, the lowest to Systems, | ||
| + | * Assign the highest to Engine, the lowest to Systems, and the other die to Type. | ||
| + | * Assign the highest to Systems, the lowest to Engine, and the other die to Type. | ||
| + | Notice that there are only going to be two types possible between the three ships, though you will have two different | ||
| The ship Types were named based on the over look and style of the vessel, and based on historical names. For instance, a longship is a long slender vessel which invokes the impression of Viking longships. They do also imply a certain size and mass. Here are the definitions of the ten ship Types listed above: | The ship Types were named based on the over look and style of the vessel, and based on historical names. For instance, a longship is a long slender vessel which invokes the impression of Viking longships. They do also imply a certain size and mass. Here are the definitions of the ten ship Types listed above: | ||
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| ===== Systems ===== | ===== Systems ===== | ||
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| + | ===== Design Features ===== | ||
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| + | Here are what the different design features mean in play. | ||
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| + | * Good Cargo Space: The ship has excellent cargo space. This means one standard space container (10m cube) per nominal crew member, between exterior or interior mounts. | ||
| + | * Double Hull Design: The ship has two primary hulls instead of one, usually bridged by a central linkage assembly that houses nothing but conduits and sensor systems. Count the hull rating as 1d higher for these ships. | ||
| + | * Slow Acceleration: | ||