Interstellar Alliance Fan'ir Class Ranger Flyer

Name: Fan'ir
Craft: Interstellar Alliance Fan'ir Class Ranger Flyer
Type: ranger flyer
Scale: starfighter
Length: 29.1 meters
Skill: starfighter pilot
Crew: 1
Crew Skill: Astrogation: 5D; Communications: 5D; Sensors: 5D; Starfighter Pilot: 5D; Starship Gunnery: 3D+2; Planetary Systems: 5D; Tactics: 5D
Passengers: 30
Cargo Capacity: 1 metric ton
Consumables: 1 week
Nav Computer: yes
Maneuverability: 3D
Space: 12
Atmosphere: 450; 1,300 kmh
Hull: 5D+1
Sensors

• Passive: 100/3D+1
• Scan: 200/4D+1
• Search: 300/5D+1
• Focus: 10/6D+1

Weapons

• Tri-Linked Fusion Cannon

Fire Arc: fore
Crew: 1
Scale: starfighter
Skill: starship gunnery
Fire Control: 4D
Space Range: 1-3/12/25
Atmosphere Range: 10-300/1,200/2,500m
Damage: 6D+2

• Minbari Jamming Suite

Fire Arc: all
Crew: 1
Skill: sensors
Range: 1-25/50/100
Effect: Enemy Fire Control and Sensors -3D+1

Notes

• Minbari Jamming Suite: The countermeasure and stealth-enhancing technology of Minbari vessels is the most advanced of the Younger Races. While active, the Minbari jamming suite makes it incredibly difficult for enemy ships to pin down the location of the Minbari craft. Note that a craft equipped with a Minbari jamming suite does not suffer any of these problems when targeting another craft (even if that craft also has a Minbari jamming suite).
• Minbari Flight Computer: The computer systems built into most Minbari spacecraft are incredibly advanced, to the point where an authorized passenger simply need state where he wants to go and the vessel will simply take him there by the most expedient route, avoiding any dangers and hazards automatically. The flight computer is so advanced that it can even fulfill most combat operations successfully, with minimal input from its passengers. The Minbari flight computer may be activated during any order, though most Minbari vessels with one installed will have it permanently active. As long as it is activated, the craft may ignore any impaired penalties due to damaged control or crew areas. In addition, any Operations checks, Pilot checks or attack rolls may be made by the flight computer (4D+2).

Description: Using the basic Combat Flyer as its model, the Fan’ir is little more than a supped up version that uses an enhanced weapons layout and slightly better stealth capabilities and is used to train Rangers in spying and courier missions. It can hold its own against some fighters, but must never be considered to be anything but a passenger ship – no matter how brave the Anla’shok piloting it is, or how good he believes his skills are.

Source: Babylon 5: Ships of the Galaxy (pages 80-81); thedemonapostle