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Name: Cruiser
Craft: Wraith Cruiser
Type: Escort
Scale: Capital
Length: 762 x 457.2 x 152.4 meters
Skill: Capital Ship Pilot
Crew: 3; Skeleton: 1/+5
Passengers: 800 Wraith
Cargo Capacity: 19,050 metric tons
Consumables: 1 month
Hyperdrive: x92
Nav Computer: yes
Maneuverability: 2D
Space: 8
Atmosphere: 365; 1,050 km/h
Hull: 5D+1
Sensors

Passive: 50 / 1D+1
Scan: 100 / 2D+1
Search: 150 / 3D+2
Focus: 5 / 5D

Weapons

15 Type VIII Energy Weapons

Fire Arc: 3 forward, 6 port, 6 starboard
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-15/38/75
Atmosphere Range: 2-30/76/150km
Damage: 6D+2

30 Type VI Energy Weapons

Fire Arc: 6 forward, 12 port, 12 starboard
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-15/38/75
Atmosphere Range: 2-30/76/150km
Damage: 4D+2

60 Type IV Energy Weapons

Fire Arc: 12 forward, 24 port, 24 starboard
Crew: 1
Scale: starfighter
Skill: starship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-5/13/25
Atmosphere Range: 10-500/1,300/2,500m
Damage: 5D+2

Targeting Jammer

Fire Arc: all
Crew: 1
Skill: sensors
Fire Control: 3D
Effect: Enemy Fire Control and Sensors -4D

Ship Complement:

Dart: 50

Notes

Passengers: The hive may carry more passengers inside of stasis pods.
Consumables: If piloted by the Wraith, the consumables are based upon how many passengers the pilots “consume”. If piloted by non-Wraith, then the consumables rating is 0 as no food is on board the Ship, unless the non-Wraith crew brings consumables aboard.
Hyperdrive: The Wraith hyperdrive is highly inefficient. As such the Hive must stop every 1D days to regenerate damages from traveling through hyperspace.
Hull: The ship's hull is regenerative. Use standard natural healing rules on page 98 of the Star Wars Core Rulebook 2nd Ed (Revised) for healing rates and rules. Use half of the ship's Hull code as the strength of the ship for the purposes of healing. A Very Difficult capital ship repair roll will double the healing speed.

Description: Wraith cruisers are vessels that are used by the Wraith that function as escorts for Hive Ships.

Wraith cruisers are typically seen to escort Hive Ships during assaults or when feeding on a Human world. (ATL: "Letters from Pegasus") When their Hive Ships are destroyed, the escorting cruisers typically abandon the battlefield by escaping into hyperspace. (ATL: "The Siege, Part 3")

Beyond this role, they are also seen in the role of patrol ships that are sent to investigate disturbances near Wraith territory. (ATL: "Aurora", "Travelers") They are also sent alone against Human worlds in order to cull its inhabitants that are incapable of mounting a defense against the vessel. Similar to other Wraith vessels, they apparently do not possess shields and instead rely on their organic hull to protect them from damage. (ATL: "Condemned")

When among the company of a Hive ship, cruisers typically are carried into hyperspace even though they are capable of entering it by themselves. (ATL: "The Siege, Part 1") They are known to carry Wraith Darts on them which are deployed in combat engagements though the exact number of darts remains unknown. (ATL: "Travelers", "Search and Rescue")

Command & Control

Similar to the great hive ships of the Wraith, the cruisers contained a bridge with numerous consoles that were controlled by the crewmen. The commander of the vessel, which can be a Hive queen, was capable of activating the ships self destruct sequence which can be set on a timer. A set sequence on the ship's command console allowed for deactivation of the ship's detonation command. (ATL: "Submersion", "Search and Rescue")

Locations

Bridge

A cruiser contains a similar bridge structure as that of the hive ships with numerous consoles being present where the crew stand with no seating apparent. Various information from these terminals are used to operate the ship allowing the crew to fire weapons, enter hyperspace and control repair operations. Computer consoles are present which present new information to the crew on the situation outside the ship. They furthermore note on the deployment of darts. (ATL: "The Kindred, Part 1", "The Kindred, Part 2", "Search and Rescue")

Dart bay

Cruisers were capable of carrying a compliment of Darts, which they released for culling and combat engagements. Col. John Sheppard used a cloaked puddle jumper to enter the Dart bay of Michael Kenmore's cruiser in order to rescue Teyla Emmagan. (ATL: "Search and Rescue")

Whenever a cruiser would face destruction, Darts from the bay are launched in an attempt to board an enemy ship. (ATL: "Travelers")

Presumably, the dart bay contained many of the same features as those on a Hive ship.

Hyperdrive

The Wraith hyperdrive aboard cruisers is unique in that it appears to be suspended from the ceiling of the vessel. Several terminals lay on the ground where crewmen tended to the controls. Typically, three crewmen were all that was required to maintain the hyperdrive.

The hyperdrive of Michael Kenmore's cruiser was disabled by the plasma beam weapons of the Daedalus. However, the repairs were completed quickly until John Sheppard used explosives to permanently destroy the hyperdrive. (ATL: "Search and Rescue")

Presumably, a Hive ship contains an exact but larger version of these hyperdrives within their ships.

Source:

Stargate Wiki: Wraith cruiser
thedemonapostle

Write up Note

Length: During the time I originally wrote up the stats for this ship the Stargate wiki had the length listed as 2,500 meters. Since then it has changed many times. During this last write up and expansion, I noticed the length for this ship changed many times during the weeks it took me to get to this point. Currently, as of this writing, 15 December 2016, the length is listed as 600-900 meters. A debate still rages on across the Stargate wiki regarding the ship lengths. The official source says 2,500 meters. I believe the "meters" part is a typo/error and the ship is in fact 2,500 feet in length. The length listed here reflects this, as does its corresponding Hull rating and the estimated number of weapons.

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 [[File:Wraith-Cruiser3.jpg|thumb|500px|right]]
-=='''Wraith Cruiser'''==
+'''Name''': Cruiser<br />'''Craft''': Wraith Cruiser<br />'''Type''': Escort<br />'''Scale''': Capital<br />'''Length''': 762 x 457.2 x 152.4 meters<br />'''Skill''': Capital Ship Pilot<br />'''Crew''': 3; Skeleton: 1/+5<br />'''Passengers''': 800 Wraith<br />'''Cargo Capacity''': 19,050 metric tons<br />'''Consumables''': 1 month<br />'''Hyperdrive''': x92<br />'''Nav Computer''': yes<br />'''Maneuverability''': 2D<br />'''Space''': 8<br />'''Atmosphere''': 365; 1,050 km/h<br />'''Hull''': 5D+1<br />'''Sensors'''
+*Passive: 50 / 1D+1
+*Scan: 100 / 2D+1
+*Search: 150 / 3D+2
+*Focus: 5 / 5D
+'''Weapons'''
+*'''15 Type VIII Energy Weapons'''
+: Fire Arc: 3 forward, 6 port, 6 starboard<br />Crew: 1<br />Scale: capital<br />Skill: capital ship gunnery<br />Fire Control: 3D<br />Space Range: 1-15/38/75<br />Atmosphere Range: 2-30/76/150km<br />Damage: 6D+2
+*'''30 Type VI Energy Weapons'''
+: Fire Arc: 6 forward, 12 port, 12 starboard<br />Crew: 1<br />Scale: capital<br />Skill: capital ship gunnery<br />Fire Control: 3D<br />Space Range: 1-15/38/75<br />Atmosphere Range: 2-30/76/150km<br />Damage: 4D+2
+*'''60 Type IV Energy Weapons'''
+: Fire Arc: 12 forward, 24 port, 24 starboard<br />Crew: 1<br />Scale: starfighter<br />Skill: starship gunnery<br />Fire Control: 3D<br />Space Range: 1-5/13/25<br />Atmosphere Range: 10-500/1,300/2,500m<br />Damage: 5D+2
+*'''Targeting Jammer'''
+: Fire Arc: all<br />Crew: 1<br />Skill: sensors<br />Fire Control: 3D<br />Effect: Enemy Fire Control and Sensors -4D
-'''Craft''': Wraith Cruiser<br />'''Type''': Escort Cruiser<br />'''Scale''': capital<br />'''Length''': 2,500 x 1,500 meters<br />'''Skill''': capital ship piloting<br />'''Crew''': 3+<br />'''Passengers''': 800 Wraith<br />'''Cargo Capacity''': 50,000 tons<br />'''Consumables''': varies<br />'''Hyperdrive''': x10<br />'''Hyperdrive backup''': --<br />'''Nav Computer''': yes<br />'''Maneuverability''': 2D<br />'''Space''': 5<br />'''Atmosphere''': 295; 850kmh<br />'''Hull''': 8D<br />'''Shields''': --<br />'''SENSORS'''
+'''Ship Complement:'''
-*Passive: 25/1D
+*Dart: 50
-*Scan: 50/1D+2
-*Search: 75/2D+1
-*Focus: 3/3D
-'''Compliment''': 120+ [[Wraith Dart]]s<br />'''Weapons'''
-*'''150 Medium Wraith Energy Weapons'''
-: Fire Arc:50 front, 50 left, 50 right<br />Crew: 1<br />Scale: capital<br />Skill: capital ship gunnery<br />Fire Control: 1D<br />Space Range: 3-15/35/75<br />Atmosphere Range: 6-30/70/150km<br />Ammo: unlimited<br />Rate of fire: 1 per second, 5 per round max<br />Damage:
-:* Single shot: 8D+2
-:* 5 Round Burst: 11D
-*'''Wraith Self Destruct Device'''
-: Fire Arc: all<br />Scale: capital<br />Crew: 0/1<br />Fire Control: 0D<br />Space Range: 1/2/4<br />Atmosphere Range: 2/4/8km<br />Damage: 8D
-*'''Wraith Jamming Systems'''
-: Fire Arc: all<br />Crew: 1<br />Skill: sensors<br />Fire Control: 3D<br />Space Range: 50<br />Damage: -5D to fire control and sensors
-==='''Notes'''===
+'''Notes'''
+*'''Passengers''': The hive may carry more passengers inside of stasis pods.
-*'''Consumables''': If piloted by the Wraith, the consumables are based upon how many passengers the crew “consumes”. If piloted by non-Wraith, then the consumables rating is 0 as no food is on board the Hive, unless the non-Wraith crew brings consumables aboard.
+*'''Consumables''': If piloted by the Wraith, the consumables are based upon how many passengers the pilots “consume”. If piloted by non-Wraith, then the consumables rating is 0 as no food is on board the Ship, unless the non-Wraith crew brings consumables aboard.
 *'''Hyperdrive''': The Wraith hyperdrive is highly inefficient. As such the Hive must stop every 1D days to regenerate damages from traveling through hyperspace.
-*'''Hull''': The ship's hull is regenerative. Use standard natural healing rules on page 98 of the Star Wars Core Rulebook 2nd Ed (Revised) for healing rates and rules. Use half of the ship's Hull code (8D/2=4D) as the strength of the ship for the purposes of healing. A Very Difficult capital ship repair roll will double the healing speed. A maximum of five repair roles can be made.
+*'''Hull''': The ship's hull is regenerative. Use standard natural healing rules on page 98 of the Star Wars Core Rulebook 2nd Ed (Revised) for healing rates and rules. Use half of the ship's Hull code as the strength of the ship for the purposes of healing. A Very Difficult capital ship repair roll will double the healing speed.
-=='''Capsule'''==
+'''Description''': Wraith cruisers are vessels that are used by the Wraith that function as escorts for Hive Ships.
-Wraith cruisers are vessels that are used by the Wraith that function as escorts for Hive Ships.<br />Wraith cruisers are typically seen to escort Hive Ships during assaults or when feeding on a Human world. (ATL: "Letters from Pegasus") When their Hive Ships are destroyed, the escorting cruisers typically abandon the battlefield by escaping into hyperspace. (ATL: "The Siege, Part 3")
+Wraith cruisers are typically seen to escort Hive Ships during assaults or when feeding on a Human world. (ATL: "Letters from Pegasus") When their Hive Ships are destroyed, the escorting cruisers typically abandon the battlefield by escaping into hyperspace. (ATL: "The Siege, Part 3")
 Beyond this role, they are also seen in the role of patrol ships that are sent to investigate disturbances near Wraith territory. (ATL: "Aurora", "Travelers") They are also sent alone against Human worlds in order to cull its inhabitants that are incapable of mounting a defense against the vessel. Similar to other Wraith vessels, they apparently do not possess shields and instead rely on their organic hull to protect them from damage. (ATL: "Condemned")
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 When among the company of a Hive ship, cruisers typically are carried into hyperspace even though they are capable of entering it by themselves. (ATL: "The Siege, Part 1") They are known to carry Wraith Darts on them which are deployed in combat engagements though the exact number of darts remains unknown. (ATL: "Travelers", "Search and Rescue")
-=='''Command & Control'''==
+'''Command & Control'''
 Similar to the great hive ships of the Wraith, the cruisers contained a bridge with numerous consoles that were controlled by the crewmen. The commander of the vessel, which can be a Hive queen, was capable of activating the ships self destruct sequence which can be set on a timer. A set sequence on the ship's command console allowed for deactivation of the ship's detonation command. (ATL: "Submersion", "Search and Rescue")
-=='''Locations'''==
+'''Locations'''
-==='''Bridge'''===
+'''Bridge'''
 A cruiser contains a similar bridge structure as that of the hive ships with numerous consoles being present where the crew stand with no seating apparent. Various information from these terminals are used to operate the ship allowing the crew to fire weapons, enter hyperspace and control repair operations. Computer consoles are present which present new information to the crew on the situation outside the ship. They furthermore note on the deployment of darts. (ATL: "The Kindred, Part 1", "The Kindred, Part 2", "Search and Rescue")
-==='''Dart bay'''===
+'''Dart bay'''
-Cruisers were capable of carrying a compliment of Darts, which they released for culling and combat engagements. Col. John Sheppard used a cloaked puddle jumper to enter the Dart bay of Michael Kenmore's cruiser in order to rescue Teyla Emmagan. (ATL: "Search and Rescue")<br />Whenever a cruiser would face destruction, Darts from the bay are launched in an attempt to board an enemy ship. (ATL: "Travelers")
+Cruisers were capable of carrying a compliment of Darts, which they released for culling and combat engagements. Col. John Sheppard used a cloaked puddle jumper to enter the Dart bay of Michael Kenmore's cruiser in order to rescue Teyla Emmagan. (ATL: "Search and Rescue")
+Whenever a cruiser would face destruction, Darts from the bay are launched in an attempt to board an enemy ship. (ATL: "Travelers")
 Presumably, the dart bay contained many of the same features as those on a Hive ship.
-==='''Hyperdrive'''===
+'''Hyperdrive'''
-The Wraith hyperdrive aboard cruisers is unique in that it appears to be suspended from the ceiling of the vessel. Several terminals lay on the ground where crewmen tended to the controls. Typically, three crewmen were all that was required to maintain the hyperdrive.<br />The hyperdrive of Michael Kenmore's cruiser was disabled by the plasma beam weapons of the Daedalus. However, the repairs were completed quickly until John Sheppard used explosives to permanently destroy the hyperdrive. (ATL: "Search and Rescue")
+The Wraith hyperdrive aboard cruisers is unique in that it appears to be suspended from the ceiling of the vessel. Several terminals lay on the ground where crewmen tended to the controls. Typically, three crewmen were all that was required to maintain the hyperdrive.
+The hyperdrive of Michael Kenmore's cruiser was disabled by the plasma beam weapons of the Daedalus. However, the repairs were completed quickly until John Sheppard used explosives to permanently destroy the hyperdrive. (ATL: "Search and Rescue")
 Presumably, a Hive ship contains an exact but larger version of these hyperdrives within their ships.
-=='''History'''==
+'''Source''':
+*[http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Wraith_cruiser Stargate Wiki: Wraith cruiser]
-*During the Battle of Atlantis, numerous cruisers survived the conflict when the Daedalus arrived but instead of fighting to the death, they retreated into hyperspace. Given the massive Wraith fleet that showed up later, it is believed they called for reinforcements. (ATL: "The Siege, Part 3")
+*thedemonapostle
-*A cruiser was present on Olesia where it attempted to kill AR-1 but was damaged by a drone weapon from a Gateship. Two more took the place of it when it retreated and chased AR-1 through the Stargate then turned to cull the mainland. (ATL: "Condemned") •Two cruisers discovered the Ancient warship Aurora and attempted to board it but were destroyed when the ship activated its self destruct. (ATL: " Aurora")
-*When Aiden Ford was culled by a Wraith Dart, he was deposited on a crusier where he woke up fast due to the immunity to stunning the Wraith enzyme gave him, killed a few Wraith, stole some more enzyme and escaped, something he said was easy to do as the Wraith don't expect anyone to board their ships. (ATL: "Runner", "The Lost Boys")
-*One cruiser was damaged during the first siege of Atlantis when the Lanteans were in control of the city and was shot down whereupon it crashed into the bottom of the sea where it remained intact after 10,000 years. Rodney McKay believed that its main engines were damaged and shut down and that it was repairable. (ATL: "Submersion")
-*A cruiser discovered and attacked an Aurora-class vessel used by the Travelers, damaging it. The cruiser was destroyed by a retaliatory drone weapon barrage. (ATL: "Travelers")
-*Michael Kenmore possessed a cruiser which he used as his mobile base of operations which he used to capture Teyla Emmagan but it was eventually destroyed by the Daedalus' Asgard plasma beam weapons during the Battle of M2S-445. (ATL: "The Kindred, Part 1", "The Kindred, Part 2", "Search and Rescue")
-*Todd had two cruisers present with his hive ship when he had negotiations concerning the gene therapy to eliminate the need to feed on humans. Both were called away to help defend one of their alliance's facilities and were subsequently destroyed by the Attero device, when they entered hyperspace. (ATL: "First Contact")
-=='''Source'''==
-[[user:thedemonapostle|thedemonapostle]]
+'''Write up Note'''
+*'''Length''': During the time I originally wrote up the stats for this ship the Stargate wiki had the length listed as 2,500 meters. Since then it has changed many times. During this last write up and expansion, I noticed the length for this ship changed many times during the weeks it took me to get to this point. Currently, as of this writing, 15 December 2016, the length is listed as 600-900 meters. A debate still rages on across the Stargate wiki regarding the ship lengths. The official source says 2,500 meters. I believe the "meters" part is a typo/error and the ship is in fact 2,500 feet in length. The length listed here reflects this, as does its corresponding Hull rating and the estimated number of weapons.