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Kilrathi Empire Darket Light Fighter

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Name: Darket Light Fighter
Craft: Ki'ra Clan Darket Light Fighter
Type: Light Fighter
Scale: walker
Length: 24 meters
Skill: starfighter pilot
Crew: 1
Cargo Capacity: 400 kg
Consumables: 9 days
Maneuverability: 4D+1
Space: 10
Atmosphere: 415; 1,200 km/h
Hull: 5D
Shields: 6D+2
Sensors

  • Passive: 40 / 1D
  • Scan: 80 / 2D
  • Search: 160 / 3D
  • Focus: 4 / 4D

Weapons

  • 2 Standard Meson Blasters
Fire Arc: forward
Crew: 1
Scale: walker
Skill: starship gunnery
Fire Control: 2D
Space Range: 1-13/25/50
Atmosphere Range: 100-1,300/2,500/5,000m
Rate of fire: 3
Damage: 3D+2
  • Standard Heat Seeker (HS) Missile
Fire Arc: forward
Crew: 1
Scale: starfighter
Skill: starship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-30/60/90
Atmosphere Range: 100-3,000/6,000/9,000m
Ammo: 2; hard point mounted
Rate of fire: 1
Damage: 5D
  • Electronic Counter Measure Module
Fire Arc: all
Crew: 1
Skill: sensors
Space Range: 1-13/25/50
Atmosphere Range: 1-25/50/100km
Effects: Enemy Sensors and Fire Control -1D
  • Countermeasure Pod Dispenser
Fire Arc: aft
Crew: 1
Scale: starfighter
Skill: sensors
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-13/25/50
Atmosphere Range: 1-25/50/100km
Ammo: 6
Rate of fire: 1
Effects: Enemy Sensors & Fire Control -1D

Gear:

  • Auto-Repair System: Adds 5D to all repair checks.

Description: The Darket is a light spacecraft fighter. It was first introduced in 2668 by the Ki’ra Clan.

Its relative lack of armor and light shielding were compensated for by its ability to evade enemy fighters, making them difficult to track. Valued for its fast turn rate and acceleration, the sleek, fast design saw heavy usage throughout the Terran-Kilrathi War.

The Ki'ra Clan was not dissuaded by the Empire's defeat in 2669, but continued to improve upon their design over the course of the Nephilim War, giving birth to at least three unique variants of the fighter equipped for various roles.

They were also later adapted to include Blackfish-type cloaking devices, which made them an especially lethal threat in the post-Nephilim era frontier, where piracy and general lawlessness were commonplace in some sectors.

The Darket Stalker was a pirate favorite around 2700 for its ability to ambush unsuspecting commercial traders on the space lanes.

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