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Illiad Class Space Liner

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Name: Illiad
Craft: Illiad Class Space Liner
Type: Bulk Freighter / Passenger Liner
Scale: starfighter
Length: 81 meters (estimated)
Weight: 8,525 tons
Skill: Space Transports
Crew: 16; skeleton: 2/+10
Passenger Capacity: 28
Cargo Capacity: 2,300 tons
Consumables / Fuel Capacity: 341 tons (1,200 hours)
Cost: 182,130; (Pirate Version) 56,033
Maintenance Costs: 19,200 per year
Nav Computer: yes (intra-system only)
Maneuverability: 1D+1
Space: 3; Hard Burn: 5
Atmosphere: 260; 750 kmh; Hard Burn: 295; 850 kmh
Hull: 4D
Sensors

  • Passive: 40 / 0D+1
  • Scan: 80 / 1D
  • Search: 120 / 1D+1
  • Focus: 4 / 2D

Weapons (Pirate version only)

  • 10x 1-pound Autocannons
Fire Arc: 10 retractable turrets
Crew: 1
Scale: starfighter
Skill: starship gunnery
Fire Control: 1D+1
Space Range: 1/2/3
Atmosphere Range: 10-600/1,600/3,200m
Ammunition: 1,000 each
Damage: 3D
  • 10x Short-Range 200-pound Missile Launchers
Fire Arc: 10 retractable turrets
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 1D+1
Space Range: 1-2/5/9
Atmosphere Range: 10-2,000/5,000/9,000m
Ammunition: 8 each
Damage: 4D

Gear:

Standard Version:
Pirate Version:

Description: Although the Odin line failed as a business, the problem was not the design or quality of their ships. The Odyssey-class liners were so popular that a second class of ships based on the hull of the liner, the Illiad class, was quickly laid down. Soon, several dozen Illiad-class ships were plying the shipping lanes of the ‘Verse as combination bulk freighters and passenger haulers. No longer in production and of advanced years, the Iliad-class vessels are not as common as they once were, but they’re still damned popular with the companies that operate ‘em. Given their ability to tote a respectable amount of passengers and a great deal of cargo at the same time, they have carved out a special niche as colony resupply vessels.

At least one of these ships has fallen into pirate hands, and plies the space lanes emblazoned with 空间盗 (“Pirate”) in luminous paint along its side—the equivalent of running up the Jolly Roger.

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