Babylon 5 Halik Frigate: Difference between revisions

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Name: Halik
Craft: Brakiri Sydicracy Halik Frigate
Type: Frigate
Scale: Capital
Length: 600 meters (estimated)
Skill: Capital Ship Pilot
Crew: 79; Skeleton: 8/+10
Crew Skill: Astrogation: 4D; Capital Ship Gunnery: 5D+1; Capital Ship Piloting: 4D; Communications: 4D; Sensors: 4D
Passengers: 500
Cargo Capacity: 454 metric tons
Consumables: 8 weeks
Maneuverability: 2D+1
Space: 9
Hull: 4D+2
Sensors

Passive: 24 / 0D+2
Scan: 48 / 1D+1
Search: 96 / 2D+1
Focus: 2 / 3D

Weapons

10 Graviton Pulsars

Fire Arc: 3 forward, 3 port, 3 starboard, 1 aft
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 2D+2
Space Range: 1-3/12/25
Atmosphere Range: 2-6/24/50 km
Rate of fire: 1
Damage: 3D

3 Gravitic Bolts

Fire Arc: 3 turrets
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 2D+2
Space Range: 1-3/12/25
Atmosphere Range: 2-6/24/50 km
Rate of fire: 1
Damage: 6D

Miscellaneous:

Artificial Gravity: yes
Crew: 79

Officers: 5
Pilots: 6
Sensor Operators: 8
Crewmen: 60

Average Crew Experience Level: Brakiri Line
Stealth: 5 (Base Difficulty to detect ship)
Gravitic Engine

Complement:

Light Shuttles: 2

Description: Used as a trade escort for both military and merchant shipping lanes, the Halik is a formidable mobile defender. Able to tackle fighters and similar-sized escorts with ease, intelligent Halik captains will leave larger craft to the military vessels, knowing they cannot afford to pit their significant-but-not-overwhelming firepower with that of frontline warships. It is very capable, but has its limitations.

It was these limitations that brought about a significantly different variant that tried to bring a bit more punch to the vessel. The Haltona was fitted with some longer ranged firepower, allowing it to attack enemy fleets alongside traditional vessels such as the Avioki, giving the fleet more time to move along or jump to safety. While it tends to be successful in this aspect, its lack of overlapping firing lanes no longer completely fulfills the task for which it was first designed. Which variety gets deployed often comes down to the choice of fighting style.

Source:

Babylon 5: Ships of the Galaxy (pages 101-102)
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 '''Description''': Used as a trade escort for both military and merchant shipping lanes, the Halik is a formidable mobile defender. Able to tackle fighters and similar-sized escorts with ease, intelligent Halik captains will leave larger craft to the military vessels, knowing they cannot afford to pit their significant-but-not-overwhelming firepower with that of frontline warships. It is very capable, but has its limitations.
-It was these limitations that brought about a signifi cantly different variant that tried to bring a bit more punch to the vessel. The Haltona was fitted with some longer ranged firepower, allowing it to attack enemy fleets alongside traditional vessels such as the Avioki, giving the fl eet more time to move along or jump to safety. While it tends to be successful in this aspect, its lack of overlapping firing lanes no longer completely fulfills the task for which it was first designed. Which variety gets deployed often comes down to the choice of fighting style.
+It was these limitations that brought about a significantly different variant that tried to bring a bit more punch to the vessel. The Haltona was fitted with some longer ranged firepower, allowing it to attack enemy fleets alongside traditional vessels such as the Avioki, giving the fleet more time to move along or jump to safety. While it tends to be successful in this aspect, its lack of overlapping firing lanes no longer completely fulfills the task for which it was first designed. Which variety gets deployed often comes down to the choice of fighting style.
 '''Source''':
 *Babylon 5: Ships of the Galaxy (pages 101-102)
 *thedemonapostle