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Andromeda: Systems Commonwealth Garuda class Fighter

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Name: Garuda Class
Craft: Systems Common Wealth Garuda Class Multi-Purpose Fighter/Patrol Craft
Type: Patrol Fighter
Scale: Starfighter
Length: 34 x 12 meters
Skill: Starfighter Pilot
Crew: 3; Skeleton: 1/+10
Passengers: 4
Cargo Capacity: 4 metric tons
Consumables: 1 week
Maneuverability: 3D
Space: 8
Atmosphere: 365; 1,050 km/h
Hull: 5D+2
Sensors

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

Weapons

Fire Arc: forward
Crew: 1
Scale: starfighter
Skill: starship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-15/30/60
Atmosphere Range: 2-30/60/120km
Rate of fire: 5
Damage: 7D+1
Fire Arc: 4 forward, 2 aft; but are self guided
Crew: 1
Skill: starship gunnery
Rate of fire: 6
Ammo: 8 missiles per tube, Specific missile quantity varies
Scale: starfighter
Fire Control: 4D+2
Space Range: 1-13/26/53
Atmosphere Range: 2-26/53/105km
Damage: 1D
Scale: starfighter
Fire Control: 3D
Space Range: 1-18/36/71
Atmosphere Range: 1-36/71/143km
Damage: 6D+2
Scale: starfighter
Fire Control: 4D+1
Space Range: 1-17/39/68
Atmosphere Range: 2-39/68/135km
Damage: 6D

Description: The Garuda class is a long range patrol and assault starfighter craft that was popular among Home Guard units, especially Nietzscheans, prior to the fall of the Commonwealth. Garuda class vessels, while normally dependent on their carrier capital ships in the pre-fall eras have usually been subject to modifications after the fall of the Systems Commonwealth. In the post-fall era, Garuda class ships are still a Nietzschean favorite, though generally better suited for more independent operations than their pre-fall counterparts, including a small axial-mounted slipstream drive, some form of particle or plasma weaponry arrays, more efficient power generators and life support systems. Ammunition bays and weapon hardpoints are typically external and modular, with reloading and weapon exchanges performed by automated machinery.

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