Equipment and Economy

Earning Money

There are a few ways to earn money in Starchasers.

Characters can be employed as Freelance Agents, they can engage in Bounty Hunting, they can Scavenge from a battle and sell the items found, or they can perform Trading (if they have a ship).

Bounty Hunting

Another way to earn money is through Bounty Hunting.

A license is required to legally engage in bounty hunting, which is an initial cost of 1,000 credits. This license has to be renewed every 10 standard years.

A licensed Bounty Hunter can attempt to capture or kill the bounty and turn it in for a reward.

Some bounties are worth 50% more if the target is brought in alive, though this is usually not the case.

Occasionally there can be an additional stipulation that must also be accomplished in order to claim the bounty, such as returning a specific item, or not alerting the local authorities.

Bounty Generator

Roll	Crime	Credit Value Dice
1-2	Assault and Battery	2d4
3-5	Assault, Larceny	1d4
6	Corruption	2d4
7-8	Espionage	2d4 + 1
9-10	Grand Larceny	3d4
11	Kidnapping	2d4 + 1
12-13	Murder	2d4
14	Piracy	3d4
15	Racketeering	3d4
16	Smuggling	2d4 + 1
17	Terrorism	3d4
18-19	Trafficking	2d4 + 1
20	Treason, Sedition	*Special

The bounty value is typically the rolled number times 1,000 credits.

The bounty value will be calculated before the player takes it on.

The “alive only” value is typically 50% more than the calculated value (which is the “dead or alive” version).

*For these high-level crimes the PCs have to meet with an official and this basically becomes a mini-adventure.

Freelance Agent Employment

The simplest way is to be gainfully employed.

Adventurers are typically employed as special agents.

Their employer could be a government, anti-government resistance, corporation or syndicate.

The GM can give the character their starting salary at the beginning of an adventure, though may also subtract the character’s Upkeep Costs from this salary at the same time.

Employment Salary

Position	Description	Salary
Initiate Agent Salary (Per Month)	Starting Income (level 0-19)	500
Veteran Agent Salary (Per Month)	Medium Income (Level 20-39)	1500
Elite Agent Salary (Per Month)	Highest Income (Level 40+)	4500

Scavenging

A typical way that most player characters will earn money is to engage in Scavenging. This is selling the items found while adventuring, including loot found in the possession of defeated enemies.

Most of the time this will be Tech Parts from personal items or vehicles. It can also be things like stolen artwork, exotic food or animals, illegal spices, or data.

The player characters receive the items “for free”, and gain profit by selling them. To determine how much the player characters can receive, consult the Trading section below.

Black Markets

When characters attempt to buy rare items, it can be difficult to find them, haggle for them, and finally even the starting price may be different depending on the rarity. Of course all of these things can again be modified based on the World and whether the item can only be purchased illegally on the Black Market. The additional risk involved also makes selling a restricted item use the same table, but with a corresponding price mark down.

Black Market Trading Table

Rarity of Item	Find Trader	Haggling Difficulty	Price Markup
Uncommon	Easy	Intermediate	10%
Common	Intermediate	Challenging	20%
Rare	Challenging	Hard	30%
Very Rare	Hard	Very Hard	40%
Restricted*	+1	+1	50%

Trading

The final way to make money in Starchasers is to engage in Trading. The characters must have access to a starship for this, as they will need at least the minimum (1 ton) cargo hold in order to carry the goods. Trading can be done with less space, but would have to be very high-value items to be profitable.

Typically the characters will purchase cargo at one location and sell it at another location.

The base cost for the trade goods is given on the following table.

The actual cost is derived from where in the galaxy it was purchased from.

The sell value is based on where in the galaxy it is sold to.

Calculating the value that a given set of trade goods can be sold for depends on a couple of things:

Where in the galaxy is the world? (Core, Colonies, Mid-Rim, Expansion Region, Outer Rim, Unknown Territories, and Hyperspace Route world)

How many Exports?
How many Imports?

What is the Tech Level of the world? (High-Tech, Modern, Primitive)

Specific Exports
Specific Imports

Are the Trade Goods legal, or smuggled?

Determine Trade Level

First the location of the world in the galaxy determines the number of Imports/Exports that the world requires. (Can also use the Wookiepedia listing).

Trade by Galaxy Location

World Location	Number of Imports	Number of Exports
Core & Colonies	4	1
Mid-Rim & Expansion	3	2
Outer Rim	2	3
Unknown Territories	1	1
*Hyperspace Route World	+1	+1

*If the world is on a Hyperspace Route, it gains an additional Import and Export.

Core & Colonies World Types

Roll a 1d10 to determine the tech level of the Core & Colonies world.

Core worlds and Colonies are some of the oldest worlds in the galaxy, and tend to have the highest Tech Levels. They have few “natural” or agrarian worlds, and those few that aren’t High-Tech got that way through a societal regression of some kind.

Roll	World Type	Tech Level
1	Agrarian	Primitive
2-4	Regressed	Modern
5-10	Standard	High-Tech

Mid-Rim & Expansion World Types

Roll a 1d10 to determine the tech level of the Mid-Rim and Expansion Region world.

These worlds are younger than the Core Worlds, and as such are often much more heavily involved with both producing and consuming things.

Roll	World Type	Tech Level
1-3	Agrarian	Primitive
4-6	Producer	Modern
7-10	Consumer	High-Tech

Outer-Rim and Unknown Territories World Types

Roll a 1d10 to determine the tech level of the Outer-Rim and Unknown Territories world.

Most of the worlds in the Outer-Rim are Wild Worlds, which may or may not have sentient/sapient populations on them.

A few of the worlds are late-stage colonies, which means that they likely need to engage in trade to survive.

Finally a handful of Outer-Rim or Unknown Territories worlds are the Homeworlds of recently discovered Alien Species. Very often these worlds are also High-Tech.

Roll	World Type	Tech Level
1-5	Wild	Primitive
6-9	Colony	Modern
10	Alien Homeworld	High-Tech

Determine Imports and Exports

Once you’ve determined the world Tech Level (at least for the purposes of Trade), for each Export, roll on one of the tables below for the Tech Level of the world.

Then to determine the Imports, determine what the Import Tech Levels are going to be for that world, given which type it is. Then roll on the associated tables, alternating between the two tech levels.

Tech Level	Imports
Primitive	Modern, High-Tech
Modern	Primitive, High-Tech
High-Tech	Primitive, Modern

Primitive World Trade Goods

This table contains the trade goods for Primitive or agrarian worlds.

They are almost always going to be exporting raw materials, and will be importing technology.

Roll	Commodity	Rarity	Base Cost
1	Animal, Common (30-60 kg)	Common	100
2	Animal, Exotic (30-60 kg)	Rare	2,000
3	Animal, Livestock (100-1000 kg)	Uncommon	500
4	Food, Common (1 kg)	Common	10
5	Food, Quality (1 kg)	Uncommon	20
6	Food, Exotic (1 kg)	Rare	50
7	Gems, Semiprecious (1 Gram)	Uncommon	100
8	Gems, Precious (1 Gram)	Rare	1,000
9	Gems, Exotic (1 Gram)	Very Rare	10,000
10	Metal, Common (1 Metric Ton)	Common	2,500
11	Metal, Semi-Precious (1 kg)	Uncommon	200
12	Metal, Precious (1 kg)	Very Rare	10,000
13	Ore, Common (1 Metric Ton)	Common	500
14	Ore, Rare (1 Metric Ton)	Rare	5,000
15	Ore, Very Rare (1 Metric Ton)	Very Rare	10,000
16	Spice, Common (1 kg)	Common	1,000
17	Spice, Uncommon (1 kg)	Uncommon	2,000
18	Wood, Common (1 Metric Ton)	Common	100
19	Wood, Quality (1 Metric Ton)	Uncommon	500
20	Wood, Exotic (1 Metric Ton)	Rare	2,500

Modern World Trade Goods

This table is for the Modern Tech Level worlds. These worlds may be regressed back to an older Tech Level, they may be “worker” worlds in the Mid-Rim, or they may be new colonies in the Outer Rim.

Roll	Commodity	Rarity	Base Cost
1	Textiles, Common (1 Meter)	Common	5
2	Textiles, Quality (1 Meter)	Uncommon	20
3	Textiles, Exotic (1 Meter)	Rare	100
4	MedPacs (10 uses)	Common	100
5	Deuterium Fuel, 1 Liter (1 kg)	Uncommon	50
6	Data (Terrestrial Information)	Common	50
7	Data (Espionage)	Very Rare	10,000
8	Chemicals (1 kg)	Common	20
9	Electronics (1 kg)	Common	35
10	Hydraulics (1 kg)	Common	30

High-Tech World Trade Goods

This table is for the High Tech worlds. These are either very old, very powerful or the homeworlds to powerful Alien species. They are going to be importing some raw materials (especially foodstuffs, spice and animals) and also importing some intermediary tech from the Modern Tech Level worlds. For the various “Parts” the Base Cost is determined by an associated table that maps that part’s Rarity to a Cost.

Roll	Commodity	Rarity	Base Cost
1	Data (Hyperspace Routes)	Common	100
2	Bacta, 1 Liter (1 kg)	Uncommon	100
3	Hypermatter Fuel (1 gram)	Very Rare	1,000
4	Holovid	Common	10
5	Parts, Armor (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
6	Parts, Droid (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
7	Parts, Gadget (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
8	Parts, Engine (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
9	Parts, Shield (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
10	Parts, Weapons (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
11	Parts, Power Supplies (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
12	Parts, Cybernetics (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
13	Parts, Bio-engineering (1 kg)	Varies	See Table
14	Starship Parts, Armor (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table
15	Starship Parts, Hull (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table
16	Starship Parts, Shield (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table
17	Starship Parts, Generator (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table
18	Starship Parts, Drive (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table
19	Starship Parts, Hyperdrive (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table
20	Starship Parts, Weapon (1 Metric Ton)	Varies	See Table

Goods from any World

Any world can sell Art, though the art from lost civilizations tends to be the most precious and rare. Water also is used and required on many worlds, and is usually (relatively) inexpensive.

Roll	Commodity	Rarity	Base Cost
1	Art, Common	Varies	100
2	Art, Quality	Rare	1,000
3	Art, Precious	Very Rare	10,000
4	Water, 1 Liter (1 kg)	Common	1

Smuggling Goods

This table is for goods that are almost always illegal or at the very least restricted to import to any world and thus transporting them would be work for a Smuggler. The pay is high to compensate for the greater risks.

Roll	Commodity	Rarity	Base Cost
1	Passenger (Hidden, about 50-100 kg)	Varies	1,000*
2	Spice, Exotic (1 Gram)	Very Rare	20*
3	Weapons, Modern (very large 1 case of 10)*	Common	5,000
4	Weapons, High-Tech (very large 1 case of 10)*	Common	10,000

*For weapon’s smuggling, the game assumes that 5 cases of weapons can fit into a 1 metric ton cargo hold.

Part Cost and Type Table

Roll	Part Type	Rarity	Base Cost
1-8	Item Parts	Common	10
9-14	Item Parts	Uncommon	50
15-18	Item Parts	Rare	250
19-20	Item Parts	Very Rare	1,000
1-8	Starship Parts	Common	100
9-14	Starship Parts	Uncommon	500
15-18	Starship Parts	Rare	2,500
19-20	Starship Parts	Very Rare	10,000

Determine Markup / Markdown

Finally, the Gamemaster will mark the cost up or down depending on whether the Trade Goods in question are those that are typically Imported (marking up goods that the world needs) or Exported (marking down goods that the planet has in abundance). These Markups and Markdowns change frequently, so the GM may roll on this table each time the player characters visit the world to determine what the current prices are like.

Prices are also typically marked up and down for different areas of the galaxy.

As one ventures out from the Core Worlds to the Outer Rim, the economies get less and less stable due to the distance from highly-traded routes.

The Unknown Territories are not part of the galactic economy, and as such their markups are totally random. This is part of why traders tend to ignore them, the other reason being the increased difficulty in even getting to those worlds, since hyperspace travel to and from them is a gamble in itself.

The Gamemaster will roll a 1d4 and consult the table below to determine how much the price fluctuates. For an item that the world Imports already, the fluctuation will be how much the price increases. If the item is in the world’s Export list, this will be how much the price decreases.

The GM will roll again to determine how difficult it is (Networking difficulty) for the PC to even find a trader to buy from or sell to. If the PC fails to find a trader, they can keep trying each day, but the base price each time that a merchant will buy/sell it for is marked down/up another 10% for each day of failure.

The final column indicates how difficult it is to haggle with a merchant for a better price (Negotiation difficulty), for which the GM rolls again. Failing with haggling also alters the final price.

Alternatively, the GM may roll once and use the entire row, as the table is structured so that if the cost is normal, it’s harder to find a trader and harder to find a good price even with a trader.

Market Fluctuations by World

Roll	World Location	Import / Export Fluctuation %	Find Trader	Haggling Difficulty
1	Core & Colonies	5%	2	4
2	Core & Colonies	10%	1	3
3	Core & Colonies	15%	1	2
4	Core & Colonies	20%	0	1
1	Mid-Rim & Expansion	10%	3	5
2	Mid-Rim & Expansion	20%	2	4
3	Mid-Rim & Expansion	30%	1	3
4	Mid-Rim & Expansion	40%	0	2
1	Outer Rim	0%	4	5
2	Outer Rim	20%	3	4
3	Outer Rim	40%	2	3
4	Outer Rim	60%	1	2
-	Unknown Territories	1d100%	7	6
-	*Hyperspace Route World	½ the existing percent fluctuation	-2	+2

Cargo Space and Weight

Given that the base costs for cargo is based on weight (for the most part), the tonnage that a ship can carry indicates the maximum cargo that the ship can carry.

Most legitimate trades require that the PCs buy the trade goods themselves and then take the risk of selling them.

Smuggling is more of a “delivery service” and as such the client gives half of the payment up front and half the payment upon successful completion, although other alternatives are possible (i.e. no up-front payment). If the smuggler fails their delivery and they did not pay for the cargo themselves, they may find themselves with a bounty from the syndicate they failed to deliver for.

Costs & Upkeep

The following table lists the typical costs for living in the galaxy. These will be paid for as the player characters engage with them.

Costs Table

Type of Service	Quality / Specifics	Cost
Dining (Per Meal)	Luxurious	150
Dining (Per Meal)	Upscale	50
Dining (Per Meal)	Average	10
Dining (Per Meal)	Budget	2
Lodging (Per Day)	Luxurious	200
Lodging (Per Day)	Upscale	100
Lodging (Per Day)	Average	50
Lodging (Per Day)	Budget	20
Medical Care	Bacta Tank Treatment (Per Hour)	300
Medical Care	Long-Term Care (Per Day)	300
Medical Care	Medpac Treatment	300
Medical Care	Surgery (Per Hour)	500
Medical Care	Treat Disease (Per Day)	500
Medical Care	Treat Poison (Per Hour)	100
Medical Care	Treat Radiation (Per Day)	1000
Transportation	Taxi, Local	10
Transportation	Passage, Steerage (Up to 5 days)	500
Transportation	Passage, Average (Up to 5 days)	1000
Transportation	Passage, Upscale (Up to 5 days)	2000
Transportation	Passage, Luxurious (Up to 5 days)	5000
Transportation	Chartered Space Transport (Up to 5 days)	10000
Vehicle Rental (Per Day)	Speeder Bike	20
Vehicle Rental (Per Day)	Landspeeder, Average	50
Vehicle Rental (Per Day)	Landspeeder, Luxury	100
Vehicle Rental (Per Day)	Airspeeder	500
Vehicle Rental (Per Day)	Shuttle, Interplanetary	1000
Vehicle Rental (Per Day)	Shuttle, Interstellar	2000
Repair Equipment	Personal Items	50
Repair Hull	Starship & Vehicle Hulls	Varies
Repair System	Starship & Vehicle Systems	Varies

Upkeep per Month Table

The Upkeep is for each PC for every month. It is typically paid for either when the PC gets their Salary, or barring that at the beginning of an adventure (so we don’t forget, and it provides motivation to go on an adventure).

Upkeep Value	Cost
Luxurious	10,000
Wealthy	5,000
Comfortable	2,000
Average	1,000
Struggling	500
Impoverished	200
Self-Sufficient	*100
Pet	**50

*The Self-sufficient cost requires that characters live on their ship. Multiple characters living on the same ship will drive each other crazy, so the GM should require additional upkeep costs for each character that doesn’t own a ship.

**The cost is per-pet. Droid assistants do not count, as they simply must be recharged.

Simple Encumbrance

There are several different rough “weight classes” and “bulk classes”.

Weight Classes

Weight Class	Example Item	Unwieldiness	Encumbrance
Featherlight	Comlink, Credstick, Toothpick, Sabbac Card	0	0
Very Light	Scanner, Datapad, Holdout Blaster	0	1
Light	Blaster Pistol, Leather Armor, Padded Flight Suit	0	2
Medium	Blaster Rifle, Stormtrooper Armor	1	4
Heavy	Missile Launcher, Battle Armor	2	8
Very Heavy	Powered Battle Armor, E-Web Repeating Blaster	4	16

Each Weight Class is equal to two items in the previous class, except for Featherlight, which we don’t need to track in groups of less than 100, at which point they are equal to Very Light.

Every point of Strength a character has allows them to carry up to 1 Heavy object, or 8 Encumbrance Points.

Therefore a character with a Strength of 1, could hold 1 Missile Launcher, and not much else.

A character with a Strength of 3, could hold an E-Web Repeating Blaster (carry it at least) and wear Battle Armor.

If a character is carrying more than their Simple Encumbrance value, they begin to get a Speed Penalty, of roughly -1 per Heavy object (rounding up). If a character has double their Simple Encumbrance value, they can’t move.

Bulk Classes

Bulk Class	Example Item
Diminutive	Comlink, Credstick, Toothpick, Sabbac Card
Tiny	Scanner, Datapad, Holdout Blaster
Small	Blaster Pistol, Leather Armor, Padded Flight Suit
Medium	Blaster Rifle, Stormtrooper Armor
Large	Missile Launcher, Battle Armor
Huge	Powered Battle Armor, E-Web Repeating Blaster

Note that the Bulk sizes are 1 greater than Creature Sizes. A “Huge” item is similar in size to a “Large” creature. A Medium creature can only carry a bag with an equivalent amount of Medium Items.

They can hold a Large Item in two hands, or one Medium Item in one hand (although probably in a bag), though two hands would be better.

Item Lists

This section contains the appendicies, mostly comprising lists of equipment and abilities.

Weapons Lists

This section contains the lists of the various types of weapons.

Melee Weapons

Name	Weapon Proficiency	Attack Type	Tech Level	Unwieldiness	Weapon Damage	Qualities	Range	Rarity	Bulk	Weight	Cost
Brass Knuckles	Unarmed Fighting	Quick	Primitive	0	1	-	Melee	Common	Tiny	Very Light	10
Shock Gloves	Unarmed Fighting	Quick	Modern	0	1	Stunning 2	Melee	Rare	Small	Light	500
Club	Clubs	Quick	Primitive	0	1	-	Melee	Common	Small	Light	15
Knife	Knives	Quick	Primitive	0	1	-	Melee	Common	Tiny	Very Light	25
Mace	Clubs	Quick	Primitive	0	2	-	Melee	Common	Medium	Light	50
Quarterstaff	Staves	Quick	Primitive	0	1	-	Close	Common	Large	Light	65
Spear	Pikes	Quick	Primitive	0	2	-	Close	Common	Medium	Light	60
Short Sword	Swords	Quick	Primitive	0	2	-	Melee	Common	Small	Light	40
Axe	Axes	Quick	Primitive	0	3	-	Melee	Common	Medium	Light	45
Longsword	Swords	Quick	Primitive	1	2	-	Melee	Common	Large	Medium	80
Battle Axe	Axes	Quick	Primitive	1	2	-	Melee	Common	Large	Medium	70
Whip	Whips	Quick	Primitive	1	1	Grappling 2	Close	Uncommon	Small	Light	60
Flail	Whips	Quick	Primitive	2	2	-	Close	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	100
Greatsword	Swords	Quick	Primitive	2	3	-	Close	Common	Large	Heavy	150
Ryyk blade	Exotic Melee	Finesse	Primitive	2	3	Defensive 2, Vicious 1	Melee	Rare	Medium	Light	500
Gaderffii	Exotic Melee	Finesse	Primitive	3	3	Grappling 1, Impaling 1, Disarming 1	Melee	Very Rare	Large	Medium	60
Arg'garok	Exotic Melee	Power	Modern	4	4	Vicious 1, Cleaving 2	Melee	Very Rare	Large	Heavy	150
Shyarn	Exotic Melee	Finesse	Modern	2	3	Disarming 3	Close	Very Rare	Small	Light	40
Tehk'la blade	Exotic Melee	Quick	Modern	0	3	Vicious 3	Melee	Rare	Tiny	Very Light	8,500
Sith Blade	Exotic Melee	Quick	Force Enhanced	1	3	Sunder Resistant, Accurate 2, Defensive 1	Melee	Very Rare	Medium	Medium	5000
Wan-shen	Exotic Melee	Power	Force Enhanced	3	4	Sunder Resistant, Cleaving 2, Defensive 1	Melee	Rare	Large	Heavy	1000
Fira Sword	Exotic Melee	Quick	Primitive	1	3	Cortosis, Vicious 2	Melee	Very Rare	Medium	Medium	100
Felucian Skullblade	Exotic Melee	Finesse	Force Enhanced	1	2	Sunder Resistant, Defensive 2, Disarming 1	Melee	Rare	Medium	Medium	1,500
Nightsister Sickle-and-Chain	Exotic Melee	Quick	Force Enhanced	4	3	Reach, Disarming 2, Vicious 1	Short	Very Rare	Small	Light	100
Vibroknife	Knives	Quick	Modern	0	2	Vicious 1	Melee	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	200
Vibroblade	Swords	Quick	Modern	1	3	Vicious 2, Defensive 1	Melee	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	250
Force Pike	Pikes	Quick	Modern	3	3	Vicious 1, Stunning 1	Close	Uncommon	Large	Medium	500
Electrostaff	Staves	Quick	Modern	3	3	Stunning 3	Close	Uncommon	Large	Medium	3000
Vibro-Axe	Axes	Quick	Modern	1	3	Vicious 2	Melee	Uncommon	Large	Heavy	500
Double Vibroblade	Exotic Melee	Quick	Modern	1	4	Vicious 2, Defensive 2	Close	Uncommon	Large	Heavy	550
Powered Hammer	Clubs	Power	Modern	2	4	Stunning 2	Close	Rare	Large	Very Heavy	1500
Lightsaber	Lightsabers	Quick	High-Tech	4	4	Piercing 2, Sundering	Melee	Very Rare	Small	Light	2000
Short Lightsaber	Lightsabers	Quick	High-Tech	3	3	Piercing 2, Sundering	Melee	Very Rare	Tiny	Very Light	2500
Double-Bladed Lightsaber	Lightsabers	Quick	High-Tech	5	5	Piercing 2, Sundering	Close	Very Rare	Medium	Light	7000
Great Lightsaber	Lightsabers	Quick	High-Tech	5	6	Piercing 2, Sundering	Close	Very Rare	Medium	Medium	5000
Lightsaber Pike	Pikes	Quick	High-Tech	5	5	Piercing 2, Sundering	Close	Very Rare	Medium	Light	4000

Thrown Weapons

Name	Weapon Proficiency	Weapon Type	Tech Level	Unwieldiness	Weapon Damage	Qualities	Range	Rarity	Bulk	Weight	Cost	Quantity
Throwing Dart	Throwing Knives	Quick	Primitive	0	1	-	Short	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	50	5
Throwing Knife	Throwing Knives	Quick	Primitive	0	2	-	Short	Common	Tiny	Very Light	75	5
Throwing Ax	Throwing Axes	Quick	Primitive	0	3	-	Short	Uncommon	Small	Light	25	1
Javelin	Exotic Thrown Weapons	Quick	Primitive	0	3	-	Medium	Rare	Medium	Light	100	5
Rock	Exotic Thrown Weapons	Quick	Primitive	0, 1, 2	2	-	Medium	Junk	Small	Light	0	1
Atlatl	Exotic Weapons	Power	High-Tech	0	2	Burning 2	Medium	Rare	Small	Light	50	-
Atlatl	Exotic Weapons	Power	High-Tech	0	4	Burning 2	Long	Rare	Large	Medium	100	-
Throwing Vibroknife	Throwing Knives	Quick	Modern	0	2	Vicious 1	Short	Common	Tiny	Very Light	275	5
Throwing Vibro-Ax	Throwing Axes	Quick	Modern	0	4	Vicious 2	Short	Uncommon	Small	Light	225	2
Energy Ball	Exotic Thrown Weapons	Power	High-Tech	0	3	AOE: Burst 2, Burning 1	Short	Rare	Tiny	Very Light	20	1
Energy Dart	Exotic Thrown Weapons	Finesse	High-Tech	0	4	Burning 2	Short	Rare	Tiny	Very Light	30	1
Frag Grenade	Grenades	Power	Modern	3	8	AOE: Burst 2, Vicious 3	Short	Rare	Tiny	Very Light	200	4
Ion Grenade	Grenades	Power	Modern	3	8	AOE: Burst 2, Ionic 3	Short	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	250	4
Incindiary Grenade	Grenades	Power	Modern	3	8	AOE: Burst 2, Burning 3	Short	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	500	4
Stun Grenade	Grenades	Power	Modern	3	8	AOE: Burst 2, Stunning 3	Short	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	250	4
Thermal Detonator	Grenades	Power	Modern	3	12	AOE: Burst 4, Piercing 3	Short	Very Rare	Tiny	Light	2000	1
Smoke Grenade	Grenades	None	Modern	3	-	AOE: Burst 2 (Cover Concealment)	Short	Rare	Tiny	Very Light	100	2
Flash Canister	Grenades	None	Modern	3	-	AOE: Burst 3, Blinding 3, Deafening 3	Short	Rare	Tiny	Very Light	100	2
Bolas	Exotic Thrown Weapons	Finesse	Primitive	2	-	Grappling 2	Short	Rare	Small	Light	75	1
Net	Exotic Thrown Weapons	Finesse	Primitive	2	-	Grappling 3	Short	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	100	1

Ranged Weapons

Name	Weapon Proficiency	Weapon Type	Tech Level	Unwieldiness	Weapon Damage	Qualities	Range	Rarity	Bulk	Weight	Cost
Sling	Exotic Ranged	Quick	Primitive	0	1	Slow Loading 1	Short	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	35
Hold-Out Blaster Pistol	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	0	1		Short	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	300
Slugthrower Pistol	Pistols	Power	Modern	0	1		Medium	Very Rare	Small	Light	250
Black-Powder Pistol	Pistols	Power	Modern	0	1	Slow Loading 1	Short	Very Rare	Small	Light	200
Shortbow and Arrows	Exotic Ranged	Quick	Primitive	0	1	Slow Loading 1	Medium	Rare	Medium	Light	200
Crossbow and Bolts	Pistols	Quick	Primitive	0	1	Slow Loading 1	Medium	Rare	Medium	Light	300
Blaster Pistol	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	0	2		Short	Common	Small	Light	500
Sonic Stunner	Stun Weapons	Finesse	Modern	0	2	Stunning 3	Short	Very Rare	Tiny	Very Light	450
Pulse-Wave Pistol	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	0	2	Accurate 1	Short	Uncommon	Small	Light	200
Heavy Slugthrower Pistol	Pistols	Power	Modern	0	2		Medium	Rare	Medium	Light	400
Stun Pistol	Stun Weapons	Finesse	Modern	0	2	Stunning 2	Medium	Uncommon	Small	Light	550
Longbow and Arrows	Exotic Ranged	Quick	Primitive	1	2	Slow Loading 1	Long	Rare	Large	Light	400
Heavy Crossbow and Bolts	Pistols	Quick	Primitive	1	2	Slow Loading 1	Long	Rare	Large	Medium	500
Energy Crossbow	Exotic Ranged	Finesse	High-Tech	1	2	Burning 1	Medium	Rare	Medium	Light	350
Energy Bow	Exotic Ranged	Finesse	High-Tech	1	2	Burning 2	Medium	Rare	Medium	Light	600
Sporting Blaster Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	2		Long	Common	Medium	Medium	800
Slugthrower Rifle	Rifles	Power	Modern	1	2		Long	Rare	Medium	Medium	300
Pulse-Wave Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	2	Accurate 2	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	550
Sonic Rifle	Stun Weapons	Finesse	Modern	1	2	Stunning 3	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	900
Flamethrower	Exotic Ranged	Power	Modern	1	2	AOE: Arc 3, Burning 3	Short	Rare	Medium	Heavy	1000
Heavy Blaster Pistol	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	0	3		Medium	Uncommon	Medium	Light	750
Ion Pistol	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	0	3	Ionic 2	Short	Uncommon	Small	Light	250
Blaster Carbine	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	1	3	Spread 1	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	900
Blaster Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	3	Spread 2	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	1000
Assault Blaster Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	3	Spread 3	Long	Rare	Large	Medium	1750
Ion Carbine	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	0	3	"Ionic 2, Spread 2"	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	800
Ion Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	4	"Ionic 3, Spread 3"	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	800
Heavy Blaster Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	4	Spread 3	Long	Rare	Large	Medium	2000
Commando Special Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	4	"Accurate 2, Spread 2"	Long	Rare	Medium	Medium	1250
Repeating Blaster Carbine	Pistols	Finesse	High-Tech	1	4	Spread 2	Long	Rare	Large	Medium	2000
Sniper Blaster Rifle	Rifles	Finesse	High-Tech	1	4	Accurate 3	Very Long	Rare	Large	Medium	2000
Bowcaster	Exotic Ranged	Power	High-Tech	1	4	"Vicious 1, Burning 2"	Long	Rare	Large	Heavy	1500
Heavy Repeating Blaster	Heavy Weapons	Finesse	High-Tech	2	4	"Defensive 1, Spread 3"	Long	Rare	Large	Heavy	4000
Blaster Cannon	Heavy Weapons	Power	High-Tech	2	5	"Defensive 2, Spread 3"	Very Long	Rare	Large	Heavy	3000
Missile Launcher	Heavy Weapons	Power	Modern	2	5	"AOE: Burst 3, Vicious 2"	Very Long	Very Rare	Large	Heavy	1500
E-Web Repeating Blaster	Heavy Weapons	Power	High-Tech	2	8	Spread 4	Very Long	Very Rare	Huge	Very Heavy	8000
Snare Rifle	Exotic Ranged	Finesse	Modern	1	-	Grappling 3	Long	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	1200
Micro Grenade Launcher	Grenade Launchers	Power	Modern	1	*	Fires Micro Grenades (1/2 Burst Radius)	Medium	Rare	Medium	Medium	2500
Grenade Launcher Attachment	Grenade Launchers	Power	Modern	1	*	Fires Grenades	Medium	Rare	Small	Light	2000
Grenade Launcher	Grenade Launchers	Power	Modern	2	*	Fires Grenades	Long	Rare	Medium	Medium	500
Blowgun	Exotic Ranged	Quick	Primitive	0	2*	"Fires poison darts, Slow Loading 1"	Medium	Uncommon	Tiny	Very Light	50
Needler	Exotic Ranged	Quick	Modern	0	2*	Fires poison darts	Short	Rare	Small	Light	650

Armor List

Name	Material	Tech Level	Weight	Bulk	Deflection	Agility Penalty	Resistance Bonus	Qualities	Damage Threshold	Rarity	Cost
Leather or Hide Armor	Leather / Hide	Primitive	Light	Medium	1	0	0	-	5	Common	75
Blast Vest & Helmet	Synthweave	Modern	Light	Medium	1	0	1	-	8	Common	500
Shadowsuit	Shadowsilk	High-Tech	Light	Small	1	0	0	Augmenting 2 (Stealth)	8	Rare	600
Bone Armor	Bone / Leather	Primitive	Medium	Large	2	0	0	-	8	Uncommon	100
Padded Flight Suit	Synthweave	Modern	Light	Small	2	0	1	-	10	Uncommon	2000
Combat Jumpsuit	Synthweave	Modern	Light	Medium	2	0	2	-	10	Common	1500
Armored Flight Suit	Plastoid	High-Tech	Medium	Medium	3	0	2	-	14	Uncommon	4000
Stormtrooper Armor	Plastoid	High-Tech	Medium	Large	2	0	3	Augmenting 2 (Perception)	15	Uncommon	8000
Battle Armor	Durasteel Plates	Modern	Heavy	Large	3	-2	2	Augmenting 1 (Strength)	15	Rare	7000
Ceremonial Armor	Composite	High-Tech	Medium	Large	3	-1	2	-	14	Uncommon	5000
Corellian Powersuit	"Durasteel, Plastoid"	High-Tech	Heavy	Large	3	-2	2	Augmenting 2 (Strength)	14	Uncommon	10000
Mesh Armor	Fibers, Micro-Crystals	High-Tech	Medium	Large	3	-1	3	Fortifying 2, Protective 1	15	Uncommon	6000
Mandalorian Battle Armor	Beskar, Durasteel	High-Tech	Medium	Large	4	-1	4	Protective 2, Reflecting 1	30	Very Rare	37000
Powered Battle Armor	"Durasteel, Plastoid"	High-Tech	Very Heavy	Very Large	4	-2	4	Augmenting 3 (Strength)	20	Rare	11000

Shields List

Name	Material	Tech Level	Weight	Unwieldiness	Bulk	Block Bonus	Agility Penalty	Hit Points	Qualities	Damage Threshold	Resistance	Rarity	Cost	Special
Wooden Buckler	Wood	Primitive	Medium	1	Medium	1	0	-		5	Piercing, Slashing	Common	20	-
Tower Shield	Metal	Primitive	Heavy	2	Large	2	-1	-		10	Piercing, Slashing	Common	50	-
Spiked Shield	Wood / Metal	Primitive	Heavy	2	Large	2	-1	-	Spiked 2	10	Piercing, Slashing	Uncommon	75	-
Dueling Disk Shield	Durasteel	Modern	Light	0	Small	1	0	-		13	Piercing, Slashing	Uncommon	150	Must be activated as an Action
Composite Riot Shield	Composite	Modern	Medium	1	Medium	2	-1	-		15	Piercing, Slashing	Common	200
Mandalorian Shield	Beskar	High-Tech	Medium	1	Medium	2	-1	-	Reflective 2	25	Energy	Very Rare	10,000	Can reflect blaster bolts
Energy Buckler	Metal, Plastoid	High-Tech	Light	0	Tiny	1	0	10	Protective 1	5	Can be Set	Rare	2,000	Lasts 1d4 Rounds; Can have the Resistance set by the user.
Energy Shield	Metal, Plastoid	High-Tech	Light	0	Tiny	2	0	20	Protective 2	5	Can be Set	Rare	5,000	Lasts 1d6 Rounds; Can have the Resistance set by the user.
Personal Shield	Metal, Plastoid	High-Tech	Light	0	Small	3	0	30	Protective 3	5	Can be Set	Very Rare	9,000	Lasts 1d8 Rounds; Can have the Resistance set by the user.

Equipment List

Gadgets

Name	Type	Operative Role	Effects	Rarity	Weight	Bulk	Cost
Short-Range Comlink	Communications Device	Commander / All	Allows the user to contact anyone with a comlink on the same frequency. Short-Range Comlinks have a range of 50 kilometers or low orbit, and they can be built into helmets and Armor; for example, Stormtrooper Armor includes a helmet equipped with a Short-Range Comlink.	Common	Featherlight	Diminutive	25
Long-Range Comlink	Communications Device	Commander / All	Allows the user to contact anyone with a comlink on the same frequency. A Long-Range Comlink has a range of 200 kilometers or high orbit, and it requires with a backpack-sized Comset. For double the cost, a Long-Range Comlink can be miniaturized to a wrist-sized unit.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	250
Pocket Scrambler	Encryption Device	Commander / All	This is a simple Addon device that can be attached to any normal Communications Device, such as a Comlink and more advanced transceiver. The Pocket Scrambler automatically encodes any outgoing message so that it can be read only by a Communications Device equipped with a linked Pocket Scrambler. Anyone who intercepts the scrambled message must make a Very Hard(10) Use Computer check to decrypt it.	Rare	Featherlight	Diminutive	400
Vox-Box	Communications Device	Commander / All	A Vox-Box is a simple audio playback unit with 12 preprogrammed phrases in Basic ("Yes." "No." "Maybe." "Greetings." "Go Away." "How much?" "Please take me to someone with authority." "I understand." "I need assistance." "I can help you." "I mean no harm." "I am hungry."), each with its own button. These devices are useful to races that understand Basic but can't speak it (Such as Gamorreans and Wookiees). Devices that speak these phrases in other Languages also exist.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	200
Visual Wrist-Comm	Communications Device	Commander / All	The Visual Wrist Comm is popular with smugglers and soldiers. The comm is a small, flat, rectangular panel that easily attaches to a glove or other flat surface. The comm sends and receives audio and visual signals, and it can display holographic information, though only as a two-dimensional image. It has a range of up to 75 kilometers while planetside- sufficient to reach orbital range- and runs on a single Energy Cell, which must be replaced after 10 days of continuous use. In addition, the Visual Wrist Comm functions as a Basic Datapad that stores and receives information from Droids, comm signals, direct computer links, and standard Data Cards.	Uncommon	Featherlight	Diminutive	1300
Hands-Free Comlink	Communications Device	Commander / All	The Hands-Free Comlink is a convenient device often used by beings working under conditions where both hands are needed to perform a task. This Comlink consists of several linked sound-absorbing pads, placed on the face of the user and connected to an earpiece. When the wearer speaks, the sound-absorbing pads transmit the speech; additionally, the Comlink can be adjusted to pick up only the faintest of whispers, allowing the wearer to use the Comlink to communicate quietly when stealth is important. Morrigan Corde frequently uses a Hands-Free Comlink.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	150
Com Jammer	Jamming Device	Commander / All	The Com Scrambler disrupts enemy communication, but it also scrambles friendly communication. Mounted on a backpack frame, a Com Scrambler can be carried to the front line and even into enemy territory, where it can be connected to a power source and left behind.	Rare	Medium	Medium	6000
Targeting Beacon	Soldier	Commander / All	Soldiers use Targeting Beacons for a variety of purposes, such as for calling in medical ships to evacuate wounded personnel and for establishing hot zones for artillery bombardments. The cylindrical beacon has a magnetic bottom for attachment to a Vehicle or building, plus an expanding spike for firm anchoring in the ground. The Targeting Beacon is topped with a large light, which can emit a pulse of visible, infrared, or ultraviolet light. The light can be tuned to a specific frequency so that allies who know the proper setting can spot it from a distance without alerting the enemy.	Rare	Light	Small	300
Tightbeam Comlink	Communications Device	Commander / All	A Tight Beam Comlink is a simple add-on for any Comlink or transceiver. It is worn on a helmet or headpiece and uses special lasers to send and receive encrypted messages from another individual also equipped with a Tight Beam Comlink. Soldiers use the Tightbeam Comlink to ensure that messages are not intercepted on the battlefield. The two characters must be in line of sight with each other, but the Tightbeam Comlink ignores penalties due to Darkness, Smoke, or other Atmospheric Hazards.	Rare	Featherlight	Diminutive	300
Earbud Comlink	Communications Device	Commander / All	The Earbud Comlink is a tiny Comlink fitted for the wearer's ear, allowing unobtrusive private communication for anyone needing to be discreet- ambassadors, card cheats, and spies, for example. The Earbud Comlink's size, shape, and color give the wearer a +2 dice Equipment bonus to Deception checks for the purpose of hiding its presence.	Common	Featherlight	Diminutive	200
Panic Ring	Communications Device	Civilian	Despite the name, this device is available in a variety of shapes and sizes, the most common being a large, ornamental ring. Diplomats, wealthy CEOs, and anyone who fears kidnapping or ambush wear Panic Rings. A secret catch (Very Hard(10) Perception / Searching check) reveals a small button that, when pressed, releases an encrypted emergency signal. This signal has a range of 100 kilometers and continually broadcasts a preset signal- usually "Wearer in danger"- to local law enforcement, personal security, or any other group designated by the wearer.	Uncommon	Featherlight	Diminutive	300
Holo Converter	Encryption Device	Spy	This small, blocky device is attached to a Holoprojector and uses powerful algorithms to alter the outgoing signal, modifying the images and sounds received on the other end so that the user's appearance and voice are disguised. The Holo Converter can even disguise the user's gender and Species. Preset with up to 10 different personae, complete with rotating wardrobe, the Holo Converter grants a +2 dice Equipment bonus to Deception checks for the purposes of making the receiver believe that the user is another person.	Rare	Light	Small	3000
Subspace Transceiver	Communications Device	Commander / All	Allows the user to send a message through subspace, potentially reaching star systems lightyears away	Rare	Light	Small	2000
Electrobinoculars	Surveillance Gear / Exploration Gear	Survivalist / Scout / Investigator	This device magnifies distant objects in most lighting conditions. An internal display provides data on range, relative and true azimuths, and elevation. Viewing options include zoom and wide-vision observation. Electrobinoculars also feature radiation sensors and a night vision mode that grants Darkvision out to the user's normal range of sight.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	1000
Glow Rod	Exploration Gear	All	A Glow Rod is a portable illumination device that projects a beam of light up to 6 squares, providing Visibility.	Common	Featherlight	Diminutive	10
Fusion Lantern	Survival Gear	All	A hand-held light source larger than a Glow Rod, the Fusion Lantern produces light and heat. The light spreads out from the lantern, producing illumination in a 6-square radius.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	25
Recording Unit: Audio	Surveillance Gear / Communications Gear	Investigator	This storage device is an Audio, Video, or Holo-recorder with a playback feature. It has an Intelligence score of 1, and 1 memory unit. You can modify a recording (edit, erase, or rearrange the order of events) with an Average(6) Use Computer check. However, anyone can make an opposed Perception check (if observing the recording), or opposed Use Computer check (if inspecting the data from the recording) to detect any modifications you have made. Editing or modifying a recording without first uploading it to a computer can be difficult: Add the recording unit's Intelligence modifier (-5) to any Use Computer checks you make to change the recording.	Common	Featherlight	Diminutive	25
Recording Unit: Video	Surveillance Gear / Communications Gear	Investigator	A Videorecorder stores 10 hours of high-quality video.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	50
Recording Unit: Holo	Surveillance Gear / Communications Gear	Investigator	A Holorecorder stores 1 hour of high-quality Holos.	Common	Light	Small	100
Sensor Pack	Detection Gear	Tech / Investigator	A portable scanning device, the Sensor Pack is a bulky rectangle featuring a variety of dials and switches, a readout display, and a scanning dish. It provides general details on comm signals, life forms, and hazards within 1 kilometer. Operating a Sensor Pack requires a Standard Action, and grants a +5 circumstance bonus on your Perception checks until the end of your next turn.	Uncommon	Light	Small	1500
Heat Sensor	Detection Gear	Tech / Investigator	Used primarily to locate fires and damaged components buried behind wall panels and beneath deck plates, a Heat Sensor is a common device in the hands of emergency crew members. A Heat Sensor monitors air temperature out to a distance of 100 meters, and presents color-coded readings on a small screen.	Rare	Very Light	Tiny	250
Aural Amplifier	Detection Gear	Tech / Investigator	The Aural Amplifier is a device worn on the head, allowing the wearer to hear from a great distance. By amplifying sound waves originating from the direction of the wearer's interest while dampening ambient noise, the Aural Amplifier grants the wearer a +5 Equipment bonus on Perception checks to Eavesdrop. An Aural Amplifier cannot be worn at the same time as Armor with a helmet or any other device worn on the head.	Uncommon	Featherlight	Diminutive	2000
Demolitions Sensor	Detection Gear	Tech / Investigator	Resembling a pair of goggles, the Demolitions Sensor can detect both the explosives and triggering mechanisms of Mines, Grenades, and other explosive devices, highlighting them in the wearer's vision. The Demolitions Sensor grants the wearer a +5 Equipment bonus on Perception checks made to find Mines and other planted explosives. A Demolitions Sensor cannot be worn at the same time as Armor with a helmet or any other device worn on the head.	Very Rare	Very Light	Tiny	1000
Motion Sensing Visor	Detection Gear	Tech / Investigator	The Motion Sensing Visor tracks movement and highlights moving objects with color-coded warnings. This allows the wearer to see moving opponents with ease, even those attempting to be stealthy. The wearer of this visor gains a +5 Equipment bonus to Perception checks against targets that have moved at least one square since the wearer's last turn. However, a Motion Sensing Visor can be disorientating, especially in the heat of combat, and a character must spend two additional Swift Actions to use the Recover Action when attempting to move up the Condition Track. A Motion Sensing Visor cannot be worn at the same time as Armor with a helmet or any other device worn on the head.	Rare	Very Light	Tiny	2500
Stealth Field Generator	Infiltration Gear	Scout / Investigator	A small and unobtrusive device worn on the belt, the Stealth Field Generator emits a sound-dampening field around the wearer that makes sneaking up on an opponent easier. Additionally, the Stealth Field Generator uses technology similar to that of a Personal Energy Shield to bend light around the wearer, making them harder to see.	Very Rare	Light	Small	5000
Spy Bug	Spy Gear	Spy	This Diminutive, bioengineered insect records sights and sounds within 20 squares of it. It can be placed in a hidden area and remains there until retrieved. When the Spy Bug is retrieved, the data that it has absorbed through it's senses for the past 24 hours can be extracted. (The Yuuzhan Vong use living devices to retrieve the data, but a DC 25 Mechanics check can transmit the data via electronic connectors or Comlink).	Very Rare	Featherlight	Diminutive	1300
Sound Sponge	Spy Gear	Spy	This small electronic device emits sound waves in frequencies well above and below the normal range of audible sound for most Species in the galaxy, using those sounds to suppress other sounds in the vicinity. A Sound Sponge muffles all sound in a 6-square radius, increasing the Perception check DC to hear noises coming from that area by 10.	Very Rare	Light	Small	3500
Radiation Detector	Detection Gear	Tech / Investigator	Worn on the wrist or on the front of Armor or uniforms, a Radiation Detector alerts the user to the presence of Radiation within 6 squares. The Radiation Detector gives a color code indicating the strength of Radiation and, additionally, can be set to provide either a vibrating or an audible alarm.	Uncommon	Featherlight	Diminutive	20
Surveillance Detector	Spy Gear	Spy	A Surveillance Detector is a small, handheld device that scans an area for eavesdropping devices and Surveillance Taggers. When activated, the Surveillance Detector grants a +10 Equipment bonus to Perception checks for locating active or passive Surveillance Devices within 6 squares of the detector. It can be set to either display the presence of eavesdropping or to emit an alarm when such attempts are detected.	Rare	Light	Small	450
Surveillance Tagger	Spy Gear	Spy	The Surveillance Tagger is a tiny, unassuming tube containing a Fine sized dart and a compressed air canister. When fired, the dart attaches itself to the target with a combination of adhesives and magnetism and activates a homing beacon. The homing beacon has a range of 1 kilometer and enough power to transmit for 40 hours.	Very Rare	Very Light	Tiny	450
Aquata Breather	Life Support	All	While underwater, an Aquata Breather can provide up to 2 hours of breathable air through its mouthpiece	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	350
Breath Mask	Life Support	All	This personal atmosphere-filtering system consists of a mask that fits over the nose and mouth and a hose connecting the mask to a portable life support system. A Breath Mask provides 1 hour of breathable atmosphere before the filter and atmosphere canister must be replaced. A functional Breath Mask grants immunity to inhaled Poisons, including poisonous atmospheres. A Breath Mask offers no protection from extreme temperatures or hard vacuum.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	200
Flight Suit	Life Support	All	The Flight Suit is a one-piece coverall (plus a helmet) that provides life support, protects the wearer from hostile environments, and prevents the wearer from succumbing to the adverse effects of high-velocity flying. A Flight Suit includes a matching helmet and gloves that seal around the wearer and provides up to 10 hours of life support.	Uncommon	Light	Medium	1000
Space Suit	Life Support	All	This bulky coverall contains a sealed life support system that provides everything the wearer needs to survive for 24 hours in the Vacuum of space or any other hostile environment.	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	2000
Vacuum Mask	Life Support	All	Worn or carried by individuals who spend a great deal of time aboard Starships and Space Stations, the Vacuum Mask is a short-term solution to a loss of atmosphere while aboard a spacecraft. The Vacuum Mask provides the wearer 10 minutes of breathable air, which automatically begins to flow when sensors on the mask detect a lack of breathable air. Though the Vacuum Mask is no replacement for a Space Suit, it has saved crews trapped in compartments aboard ships after the atmosphere has vented. A Vacuum Mask cannot be worn at the same time as Armor with a helmet or any other device worn on the head.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	650
Propulsion Pack	Life Support	All	Designed to enhance underwater movement, a Propulsion Pack allows its wearer to Swim much faster. Activating a Propulsion Pack is a Swift Action, and you gain a Swim Speed of 8 squares until the end of your turn. A Propulsion Pack has 10 charges and can run continuously, so no Swift Action is required to activate the Propulsion Pack on subsequent rounds of use.	Uncommon	Light	Medium	200
Shipsuit	Life Support	All	Manufactured by Ayelixe/Krongbing Textiles, the Shipsuit is a multi pocketed coverall made of a tough Synth Mesh fabric, which has been known to last through years of regular use. A fitted coverall can also be used as a envirosuit in an emergency, although a separate Life Support system such as a Breath Mask is required.	Common	Very Light	Small	200
All-Temperature Cloak	Survival Gear	All	This wrap-around cloak protects its wearer from the elements, providing +5 Equipment bonus to its wearer's Resistance Defense against extreme heat or cold.	Common	Very Light	Small	100
Chain	Survival Gear	All	This 3-meter (2-square) length of Chain has Damage Reduction of 10, and 5 hit points. It has a Strength score of 44, can safely support over 5 metric tons of weight, and it can be broken with a DC 32 Strength check.	Common	Light	Small	25
Field Kit	Survival Gear	All	Essentially a backpack full of Survival Gear, the typical Field Kit contains two condensing canteens with built-in water purification systems, a sunshield roll, a week's worth of Ration Packs, two Glow Rods, two Breath Masks, 24 Filters, 12 Atmosphere Canisters, and an All-Temperature Cloak.	Uncommon	Light	Medium	1000
Liquid Cable Dispenser	Survival Gear	All	Cable Dispensers contain a special liquid that instantly solidifies upon contact with either atmosphere or vacuum to form a tough, lightweight, flexible cable. The dispenser contains enough liquid for 15 meters (10 squares) of cable, and is refillable at authorized outlets. The cable has a Strength score of 28, can safely support up to 560 kg, and it can be broken with a DC 24 Strength check.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	10
Ration Pack	Survival Gear	All	Ration Packs are compact meals that take up little room (You can fit six in a pouch designed to carry a Datapad), but have all the requirements to nourish a person for one day. Each Ration Pack is geared for a range of Species. The food isn't appetizing, and it doesn't include water, but it does prevent malnutrition.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	5
Syntherope	Survival Gear	All	Although not as compact and convenient as a Liquid Cable Dispenser, Syntherope is stronger and more durable. A coil contains 45 meters (30 squares) of Syntherope, and unlike liquid cable it is meant to be reused. Syntherope has a Strength score of 30, can safely support up to 720 kg, and it can be broken with a DC 25 Strength check.	Common	Very Light	Small	20
Mandalorian Jet Pack	Survival Gear	All	A Mandalorian Jet Pack functions identically to a standard Jet Pack, but has an integrated Missile Launcher and a magnetic grappling hook (which functions as a Liquid Cable Dispenser). A Mandalorian Jet Pack is considered to have a Military availability. Replacement fuel cells cost 100 credits.	Very Rare	Light	Medium	-
Jet Pack	Survival Gear	All	A Jet Pack is a propulsion system that a character can strap on, allowing flight over short distances. Arm and wrist controls are employed for maneuvering. Activating a Jet Pack is a Swift Action, and you gain a fly speed of 6 squares until the end of your turn. A Jet Pack has 10 charges and can be run continuously; no Swift Action is required to activate the Jet Pack on subsequent rounds of use.	Rare	Light	Medium	300
ABC Scrambler	Defensive Gear	All	This device is used to ward off missile attacks. Commonly used by bounty hunters against other bounty hunters, the ABC Scrambler is worn on the belt or attached to a suit of Armor and emits false audio, biological, and chemical signals to confuse missile guidance systems. A character with an ABC Scrambler gains a +5 deflection bonus to their Reflex Defense against Grenade Launchers, Micro Grenade Launchers, and Missile Launchers.	Rare	Light	Small	3000
Climbing Harness	Survival Gear	All	Providing a measure of safety for a wide array of climbing activities, the Climbing Harness secures the wearer to a climb line, reducing the chances of falling by providing several attachment points for anchor lines, as well as additional options for securing Equipment. A character using a Climbing Harness when making a Climb check falls only when he or she fails the check by 10 or more.	Uncommon	Very Light	Small	45
Plastent	Survival Gear	All	A Plastent is a prefabricated high-grade polymer shelter that can be easily transported from place to place. Fully inflated, a Plastent forms a triangular structure about 2 meters tall, providing enough room for four beings of Medium size. The temporary structure is light enough to be moved easily, and sturdy enough to withstand most weather conditions. In addition to providing shelter, the Plastent can have small pieces of Equipment, such as a sensor array, mounted onto it. Most models come equipped with an inflation unit that can fully inflate the plastent within a few minutes.	Common	Light	Small	300
Portable Beacon	Survival Gear	All	Portable Beacons do nothing more than transmit signals that can be received only by sensors. A single Portable Beacon is about 1 meter long. One end is pointed, making the beacon easy to embed in the ground, but a beacon also features a built-in tripod, enabling the beacon up be set up on a hard, flat surface. Able to transmit a signal to a range of 10,000 km from a planet's surface, a Portable Beacon is commonly used to mark the location of a safe landing zone. However, a Portable Beacon can be reprogrammed to broadcast a warning or a distress signal by connecting it to a Datapad and succeeding on an Average(6) Use Computer check.	Uncommon	Medium	Medium	1500
Subsonic Field Emitter	Survival Gear	All	More of a convenience than a necessity for wilderness scouts, the Subsonic Field Emitter generates a subsonic pulse attuned to the nervous systems of non sentient insects and other vermin, discouraging them from entering the emitter's 6-meter broadcast radius and allowing beings within the radius to relax without being disturbed by natural pests. Tiny or smaller creatures with an Intelligence score of 2 or less cannot willfully enter the radius of a Subsonic Field Emitter.	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	120
Spacer's Chest	Survival Gear	All	A Spacer's Chest is a special container commonly kept by smugglers and pirates to store their most prized possessions. A Spacer's Chest usually carries not only valuables but also emergency items like spare clothes, Credits Sticks, Data Discs, small Tools, concentrated food, and a Hold-Out Blaster Pistol with Energy Cells. A Spacer's Chest has enough consumables to feed one person for 10 days, and has an electronic locking mechanism that has a Very Hard Difficulty Use Gadget to open.	Rare	Medium	Medium	200
Binder Cuffs	Security	All	Binder Cuffs are Durasteel restraints designed to lock two limbs of a prisoner together, normally the wrists or ankles, but it is possible to lock one arm to one leg or use the Binder Cuffs to hook a prisoner to a tree. The cuffs have a Damage Reduction score of 10, 20 hit points, and a Strength score of 40. Breaking them requires a DC 30 Strength check, and removing them without the seven-digit release code requires a DC 25 Mechanics check. The Binder Cuffs can be attached to the limbs of any creature of Large, Medium, or Small size.	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	50
Energy Cell	Parts	All	This small battery provides power for devices, including certain types of weapons. An Energy Cell appears as a small, flat disk. An Energy Cell can be recharged with a Power Recharger.	Common	Featherlight	Diminutive	10
Power Recharger	Tools	All	A Power Recharger is used to recharge a Power Pack or Energy Cell. The recharge process takes 4 hours, and only one Power Pack or Energy Cell may be recharged at a time. A Power Recharger holds enough power to recharge 100 Power Packs or Energy Cells, but is normally connected to a ship's or building's power supply, allowing it unlimited recharge capacity.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	100
Power Pack	Parts	All	A Power Pack is a compact rectangular battery that fits into the grip or barrel of an energy weapon, such as a blaster, to provide the power needed to fire it. A Power Pack can be recharged with a Power Recharger.	Common	Featherlight	Diminutive	25
Fire Extinguisher	Tools	All	A full-round blast from this Tool produces a chemical cloud that provides Total Concealment. Those inside the cloud can't see targets outside the cloud, and those outside the cloud can't see targets inside the cloud. The cloud spreads 1 square in all directions for every round it is activated. It dissipates after 3 rounds (no matter how large the cloud). Each full-round blast depletes one-tenth of the Fire Extinguisher's chemical supply.	Common	Light	Small	50
Mesh Tape	Tools	All	The usefulness of Mesh Tape is limited only by a character's imagination. Mesh Tape adhesive has a Strength score of 15, and can support up to 90 kg indefinitely (And up to 180 kg for up to 5 rounds). Mesh Tape itself has a Strength score of 20 when used to bind another character, and requires a DC 20 Strength check to break.	Common	Very Light	Tiny	5
Power Generator	Tools	All	A Power Generator is a small fusion reactor that provides continuous power for Heavy Weapons, Vehicles, structures, and machinery. It can power anything up to a Gargantuan Vehicle or structure indefinitely, a Colossal Vehicle or structure for 1 day, and a Vehicle or structure of Colossal (Frigate) size for 1 hour. After that, it is Disabled and must be replaced.	Common	Medium	Medium	750
Security Kit	Lockpicking	Tech / Investigator	A Security Kit is a set of special tools for bypassing electronic and mechanical locks. It usually includes electronic components and dedicated sensor devices. On most worlds, possession of a Security Kit is illegal for anyone who doesn't have the proper permits, such as members of law enforcement agencies and professional security experts.	Rare	Very Light	Tiny	750
Tool Kit	Tools	Engineer / Tech	You need a Tool Kit to reprogram a Droid, or to Repair a damaged Droid or Vehicle. A Tool Kit also makes repairing devices much simpler.	Common	Very Light	Small	250
Utility Belt	Tools	Engineer / Tech	A Utility Belt has 10 pouches containing a standard array of items. Each pouch can carry 0.5 kg. A standard utility belt contains: Ration Pack (3), Medpac, Tool Kit, Power Pack, Energy Cell, Glow Rod, Comlink, Liquid Cable Dispenser	Common	Very Light	Small	500
Droid Diagnostic	Tools	Engineer / Tech	Mechanics and Droid builders throughout the galaxy use the Interstellar Droid Monitoring Inc. Mk-11 Droid Diagnostic. This handheld device- roughly twice the size of a standard Datapad- diagnoses and analyzes the functions of any Droid connected to it, displaying damage or errors in the Droid's systems. The Droid Diagnostic grants a +2 Equipment bonus on Mechanics checks for a Droid connected to it.	Uncommon	Very Light	Small	400
Repulsor Pad	Tools	Engineer / Tech	A Repulsor Pad is used mostly to ease manual labor. In essence, it is a flat board with four repulsors, one at each corner, that can be used to lift heavy objects for short-range transport. This allows a single worker to move a heavy crate or other object without the need to use a Vehicle or a Binary Load Lifter.	Common	Light	Large	200

Healing Items

Name	Type	Operative Role	Effects	Rarity	Weight	Bulk	Cost
Medpac	Medical	Doctor / Medic	Medpacs are compact packages designed to both equip a trained medic for work in the field and allow untrained individuals to apply First Aid in emergencies. A Medpac contains bandages, synthetic flesh, coagulants, stimulants, and other medicines designed to help an injured patient recover quickly. Medpacs come with 10 charges and are exhausted and useless when they have 0 charges.	Common	Light	Small	100
Bacta Vial (1 Dose)	Medical	All	A vial containing healing bacteria, which when injected, restores 1d4 hit points.	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	100
Bacta Vial (2 Doses)	Medical	All	A vial containing healing bacteria, which when injected, restores 2d4 hit points.	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	200
Bacta Vial (4 Doses)	Medical	All	A vial containing healing bacteria, which when injected, restores 4d4 hit points.	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	400
Bacta Vial (8 Doses)	Medical	All	A vial containing healing bacteria, which when injected, restores 8d4 hit points.	Uncommon	Very Light	Tiny	800

Starships

This is the section on buying and upgrading starships.

For repair costs, see Starship Repair.

Modifying Starships

This section describes the different requirements for modifying starships: labor costs, hard point cost and installation procedures.

Labor Costs

Installing modifications on starships costs time and money. The more Hard Points are required for a single upgrade, the longer the work will take and the more additional credits it will cost.

Hard Point Cost	Repair Time	Labor Cost
1	1 day	150
2	2 days	300
3	3 days	600
4	4 days	1500
5	5 days	3000
6	6 days	6000
7	7 days	12,000
8	2 weeks	25,000
9	3 weeks	50,000
10	4 weeks	75,000
11	5 weeks	100,000
12	6 weeks	200,000

After a certain threshold (around 6 Hard Points) the costs and time begin to accelerate, as the sheer number of people, materials, time and costs for the modification grow as the physical dimensions of the modification are also much larger.

Hard Point Cost

Every starship (new or used) will have a number of Hard Points. Used ships may have some of these Hard Points allocated. New ships usually do not, however a purchaser of a new ship can opt-in to preconfigured "configuration" packages which will cost a certain number of Hard Points (sometimes they don't get a choice if that's the only model left).

Starships can have Hard Points added to them, with a cost of 500 credits per Hard Point.

A Starship can never have more than double its initial Hard Points. In other words if a stock starship has 5 Hard Points, you can only ever add 5 more Hard Points for a total of 10 Hard Points.

If the owner of a ship no longer wants a system, or is replacing a system which already cost Hard Points with another one that costs Hard Points, they can deduct the Hard Point cost of the system which is being removed from the cost that the new one requires.

Example: Lando Calrissian wants to upgrade his VCX-100 to replace the Forward Mounted Medium Blaster Cannons that he had installed on it, which cost 1 Hard Point, with Heavy Blaster Cannons, which cost 2 Hard Points. Therefor in addition to paying for the parts and labor to install the Heavy Blaster Cannons in his Forward Mount, Lando must have at least 1 Hard Point available on his VCX-100.

If instead Lando wanted to replace the Class 2 Hyperdrive with a Class 1 Hyperdrive, he would assume the ship had the 3 Hard Points for the Class 2 Hyperdrive and could swap it for the Class 1 Hyperdrive which has the same Hard Point cost. If he wanted a further upgrade (to 0.75 or 0.5) he would have to ensure that he had an additional Hard Point available for the upgrade, in addition to the cost increase.

Installing Modifications

To modify a starship requires the following:

That the ship owner pays for the modification (in credits usually)
That the ship has the required number of Hard Points free
That the owner can wait N days where N is the total number of Hard Points that the modification costs.

If a starship owner is having several different modifications installed at once, then they need only wait a number of days equal to the highest Hard Point cost, since most of the work can be done in paralell.

Starship List

This is a list of starships that it's possible for player characters to purchase, though capital ships (CR-90) will cost a bit of capital!

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Size	Hard Points	Cargo Capacity	Cost	Maneuverability	Armor Rating	Passive Defense	Speed	Hull Points	Shield Rating	Armor Soak	Power Available	System Durability	Comms_Range	Sensors_Range	Sensors_Assist	Medical_Bonus	Special_Equipment	Primary_Weapon	Hyperdrive	Navicomputer
A/SF-01 B-Wing	Slayn & Korpil	Fighter	3	2	45 kilograms	220,000	-1	3	2	4	15	4	0	0	6	Close	Close	1	0	Heavy Weaponry	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: None	Yes
Aggressor Assault Fighter	Trilon Incorporated	Fighter	4	6	5 tons	160,000	-1	4	3	5	25	3	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Disabled Safety Limiters	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 8	No
ARC-170 Starfighter	Incom/Subpro	Fighter	3	2	6 tons	180,000	0	4	4	4	18	3	0	0	6	Long	Long	1	0	Rear Guns	3	Primary: Class 1.5, Backup: None	Yes
Attack Shuttle	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Shuttle	3	6	1 tons	22,000	0	2	2	4	12	1	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Attaches to VCX-100	3	None	No
Auzituck Gunship	Appazanna Engineering Works	Gunship	3	3	2 tons	95,000	0	3	3	3	20	2	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Wookiee Friendly	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 12	No
BTL-A4 Y-Wing	Koensayr Manufacturing	Bomber	3	2	5 tons	134,999	0	3	3	4	12	2	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Larger Cockpit (5)	2	Primary: Class 1, Backup: Class 12	Yes
BTL-S8 K-Wing	Koensayr Manufacturing	Fighter	3	4	440 kg	250,000	-1	2	1	3	12	3	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Many Weapons	2	None	No
C-ROC Cruiser	CEC/Gallofree Yards	Light Cruiser	5	4	4000 tons	190,000	-3	5	2	3	55	5	2	4	5	Long	Long	1	1	Carrier Attachments	3	Primary: Class 3, Backup: Class 12.	Yes
CR90 Corellian Corvette	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Corvette	6	8	8,000 tons	1,200,000	-1	5	4	3	50	7	2	7	6	Long	Long	2	2	Fighter Bay	4	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class None	Yes
Customized YT-1300 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	4	12	100 tons	100,000	-1	3	2	4	22	3	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Two sets of 360 turrets	2	Primary: Class 3, Backup: Class 12.	Yes
E-Wing	FreiTek Incorporated	Fighter	3	4	100 kg	160,000	1	3	4	5	14	3	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Custom Astromech R7	3	Primary: Class 1, Backup: None	No
Escape Craft	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Escape Craft	2	2	100 kg	9,000	0	2	2	3	10	2	0	0	5	Short	Short	0	0	Attaches to YT-1300	2	None	No
Fang Fighter	SoroSuub Corporation and MandalMotors	Fighter	3	2	100 kg	185,000	3	2	5	5	10	0	0	0	5	Close	Close	0	0	Can perform the Concordia Face Off maneuver	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class None	Yes
Firespray-class Patrol Craft	Kuat System Engineering	Patrol Craft	4	4	70 tons	80,000	0	4	4	4	15	4	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Has Holding Cells	3	Primary: Class 3, Backup: Class 15	Yes
G-1A Starfighter	Byblos Drive Yards	Fighter	3	4	250 kg	130,000	-1	3	2	4	14	4	0	3	6	Short	Short	0	0	Power Generation	3	Class 2, Backup: Class 10	Yes
Gauntlet Fighter	MandalMotors	Heavy Fighter	4	4	2 tons	190,000	2	1	3	4	22	2	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Troop Transport (Seating)	3	Class 1, Backup: Class 10	Yes
GR-75 Medium Transport	Gallofree Yards, Inc	Transport	6	4	19000 tons	180,000	-3	3	0	3	20	3	2	4	5	Medium	Medium	0	1	Can carry cargo or passengers	2	Primary: Class 4, Backup: Class 15.	Yes
HWK-290 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	3	5	50 tons	70,000	1	2	3	4	18	2	0	0	5	Short	Short	0	0	Highly Customizable Light Freighter	2	Primary: Class 2, Backup: None	Yes
JumpMaster 5000	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Scout Ship	4	4	50 tons	55,000	1	2	3	4	14	3	0	0	5	Extreme	Extreme	2	0	Extreme Range Sensors	2	Primary: Class 3, Backup: Class 15	Yes
Kihraxz Fighter	TransGalMeg, Inc.	Fighter	3	5	130 kg	65,000	0	2	2	4	10	1	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Vaksai Modification Package	3	Primary: Class 3, Backup: None	Yes
Lancer-class Pursuit Craft	MandalMotors	Patrol Craft	4	6	75 tons	120,000	-2	4	2	5	20	2	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Fire-linked weapons and Tractor Beam	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 12	Yes
M12-L Kimogila Fighter	MandalMotors	Fighter	3	4	110 kg	150,000	-1	3	2	4	16	2	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Hutt Only	5	Primary: Class 2, Backup: None.	Yes
M3-A Interceptor	MandalMotors	Interceptor	3	2	100 kg	55,000	2	2	4	5	6	1	0	0	5	Short	Short	0	0	Cheapest Fighter	2	Primary: Class 2, Backup: None.	Yes
Quadrijet Transfer Spacetug	SubPro Corporation	Spacetug	3	2	10,000 tons/100 kg	50,000	2	2	4	3	12	0	0	3	5	Close	Close	0	0	Powerful Engines	2	None	No
Rogue-class Starfighter	Baktoid Armour Workshop.	Fighter	3	3	100 kg	115,000	1	1	2	5	6	2	0	0	5	Close	Close	0	0	Cloaking Device	2	Class 2, Backup: None.	Yes
RZ-1 A-Wing	Incom/Alliance Underground Engineering	Interceptor	3	2	50 kg	150,000	3	2	5	6	6	2	0	0	5	Medium	Medium	0	0	Very fast	2	Primary: Class 1, Backup: None.	Yes
Scurrg H-6 Bomber	Nubian Design Collective	Bomber	3	4	10 tons	150,000	0	3	3	4	15	4	0	0	5	Close	Close	0	0	Equiped with Proton Bombs	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 10.	Yes
Sheathipede-class Shuttle	Haor Chall Engineering	Shuttle	3	4	150 tons	120,000	1	4	5	3	25	1	0	0	5	Short	Short	0	0	Attaches to VCX-100	2	Primary: Class 1, Backup: Class 10	Yes
ST-70 Assault Ship	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Gunship	3	3	50 tons	100,000	-1	3	2	4	20	2	0	0	5	Short	Short	0	0	Heavy Laser	5	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 12	Yes
StarViper-class Attack Platform	MandalMotors	Fighter	3	1	100 kg	160,000	1	2	3	4	14	1	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Contains Buzz-Droid compliment	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: None	Yes
T-65 X-Wing	Incom Corporation	Fighter	3	2	100 kg	120,000	1	3	4	5	10	3	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	New Republic/Rebellion Starfighter	2	Primary: Class 1, Backup: None	No
UT-60D U-Wing	Incom Corporation	Heavy Fighter	4	6	2 tons	65,000	1	2	3	4	20	3	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0	Door Gunner(2)	3	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 10	Yes
VCX-100 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	4	10	200 tons	155,000	-3	3	0	3	32	4	0	0	7	Short	Short	0	0	Dockable Craft	4	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 14	Yes
YT-2400 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	4	10	140 tons	130,000	0	4	4	3	25	4	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0	Twin Turrets	4	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 12	Yes
YV-666 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	4	12	200 tons	132,000	-2	3	1	3	30	3	0	0	6	Short	Short	0	0		3	Primary: Class 3, Backup: Class 14	Yes
Z-95-AF4 Headhunter	Incom/Subpro	Fighter	3	4	100 kg	55,000	1	3	4	4	9	2	0	0	6	Close	Close	0	0		2	None	No
YT-1000 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	4	10	150 tons	75,000	-1	2	1	3	20	3	0	0	5	Short	Short	0	0	Twin Turrets	3	Primary: Class 3, Backup: Class 16	Yes
YV-929 Light Freighter	Corellian Engineering Corporation	Light Freighter	4	2	80 tons	380,000	-1	4	3	3	23	4	0	0	5	Medium	Medium	0	0	Heavy Weapons	4	Primary: Class 2, Backup: Class 12	Yes

Starship Weapons

Name	Weapon Skill	Fire Arc	Damage Type	Weapon Damage	Qualities	Range	Rarity	Hard Points	Cost
Light Blaster Cannon	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	1		Any	Uncommon	1	1200
Medium Blaster Cannon	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	2		Any	Rare	1	2500
Heavy Blaster Cannon	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	3		Any	Very Rare	2	5500
Proton Torpedo Launcher	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Particle	4	Attack (Action: Lock): Spend 1 Target Lock. Change 1 Hit result to a Critical Hit result.	2-3	Very Rare	1	2500
Proton Torpedoes	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Energy	4		2-3	Very Rare	-	800
Cluster Mines	Artillery: Mines	Rear	Energy	2	During the Shipboard Phase, you may spend 1 Power to drop the Cluster Mines behind the ship using the 1-straight template	1-radius	Very Rare	1	600
Concussion Missiles	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Energy	3		2-3	Very Rare	0	750
Advanced Proton Torpedoes	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Energy	5	Attack (Action: Lock): Spend 1 Charge. Change 1 Hit result to a Critical Hit result.	2-3	Very Rare	0	1600
Autoblasters	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	"+2"	If the defender is in the Bullseye Arc, the attacker can roll 1 extra attack die. If the attacker is not in the defender's forward firing arc, Evade results don't cancel Critical Hits.	1-2	Uncommon	0	*
Barrage Rockets	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Energy	3	Attack (Action: Focus): Spend 1 Charge. If the defender is in your Bullseye Arc, you may spend 1 or more Charge to reroll that many attack dice.	2-3	Uncommon	0	1000
Laser Turret	Artillery: Beam Weapons	All	Energy	2		1-2	Uncommon	1	5000
Ion Cannon	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Ionic	3	If this attack hits, spend 1 Hit or Critical Hit results to cause the defender to suffer 1 Hit damage. All remaining Hit / Critical Hit results inflict ion tokens instead of damage.	1-3	Rare	1	3000
Ion Bomb	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Rear	Ionic	-	When this device detonates, each ship or device at range 0-1 gains 3 ion tokens, and each device at range 0-1 suffers 1 Hit damage.	1-radius	Very Rare	0	500
Ion Turret	Artillery: Beam Weapons	All	Ionic	3	Attack: If this attack hits, spend 1 Hit or Critical Hit result to cause the defender to suffer 1 Hit damage. All remaining Hit / Critical Hit results inflict ion tokens instead of damage.	1-2	Very Rare	1	6000
Electro-Chaff Missiles	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Directional	Ionic	-	During the System Phase, you may spend 1 Charge from this card launch 1 Electro-Chaff Cloud using the (3 Maneuver: Bank left (white)), (3 Maneuver: Bank right (white)), or (4 Maneuver: Straight (white)) template. Any missiles or torpedoes that would cross this cloud are destroyed instead.	1-2	Very Rare	0	8000
Missile Launcher	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Varies	-	Required to launch Missiles	-	Very Rare	1	3500
Torpedo Launcher	Artillery: Missile Weapons	Forward	Varies	-	Required to launch Torpedoes	-	Very Rare	1	3000
Bomb Rack	Artillery: Mines	Rear	Varies	-	Required to drop Bombs and Mines	-	Very Rare	1	2500
Light Turbo Laser Cannons	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	3		Any	Uncommon	2	5,000
Medium Turbo Laser Cannons	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	4		Any	Rare	2	10,000
Heavy Turbo Laser Cannons	Artillery: Beam Weapons	Forward	Energy	5		Any	Very Rare	3	20,000

Starship Defenses

Name	Category	Effects	Hard Points	Cost	Rarity
Adaptive Shields	Shields	If another ally ship is at range 0-1, you may spend 1 Shield token to cancel a Hit against that ally ship.	1	6,000	Uncommon
Shield Upgrade 1	Shields	Increases the Ship's Shield Rating by 1.	1	4,000	Common
Shield Upgrade 2	Shields	Increases the Ship's Shield Rating by 2.	2	6,000	Common
Shield Upgrade 3	Shields	Increases the Ship's Shield Rating by 3.	3	8,000	Uncommon
Reinforce Hull 1	Hull	Increases the Ship's Hull Points by 5	1	5,000	Common
Reinforce Hull 2	Hull	Increases the Ship's Hull Points by 10	2	7,500	Common
Reinforce Hull 3	Hull	Increases the Ship's Hull Points by 15	3	10,000	Uncommon
Armor Upgrade 1	Armor	Increases the Ship's Passive Defense by 1, also reduces Maneuverability by -1.	1	13,000	Common
Armor Upgrade 2	Armor	Increases the Ship's Passive Defense by 2, also reduces Maneuverability by -2.	2	17,000	Common
Armor Upgrade 3	Armor	Increases the Ship's Passive Defense by 3, also reduces Maneuverability by -3.	3	21,000	Uncommon
Chaff Gun	Special	Grants the defender +2 defense dice against missiles, torpedoes and target locks. Dropped from behind via the 1-Template. Does 2 damage dice in an atmosphere.	1	2,000	Very Rare

Starship Equipment

Name	Category	Effects	Hard Points	Cost	Rarity	Notes
Quick-Release Locks	Scoundrel	Allows the ship to drop Cargo Crates.	1	2,000c	Rare
Rigged Cargo Chute	Scoundrel	Allows the ship to drop Loose Cargo.	0	1,000c	Uncommon	The ship has a 1/6 chance to lose cargo unintentionally after each hyperspace jump.
Scanner Baffler	Intelligence Gathering	Increases defense dice by +3 against Scanner Actions: Scans and Target Locks.	1	1,500c	Uncommon
Tracking Fob	Bounty Hunting	If a ship has a Tracking Device, this gives +3 attack dice for the Scanner to aquire Target Locks	0	3,000c	Rare	A Tracking Device costs 200 for a standard, and 2,000 for one that transmits throughs subspace.
Navicomputer, Limited	Hyperspace Travel	Required for Hyperspace Travel, provides no Navigation bonuses.	0	500c	Common
Navicomputer	Hyperspace Travel	Required for Hyperspace Travel, provides a +1 Navigation bonus.	1	2,000c	Uncommon
Navicomputer, Advanced	Hyperspace Travel	Required for Hyperspace Travel, provides a +2 Navigation bonus.	2	20,000c	Very Rare
Cargo Pod, Light	Cargo Storage	A Light Cargo Pod adds (Cost Modifier) x 1 tons of cargo. Reduces Maneuverabilty by 1.	0	500c	Common	Gargantuan or Larger
Cargo Pod, Medium	Cargo Storage	A Medium Cargo Pod adds (Cost Modifier) x 5 tons of cargo. Reduces Maneuverabilty by 2.	1	1,000c	Common	Colossal or Larger
Cargo Pod, Heavy	Cargo Storage	A Large Cargo Pod adds (Cost Modifier) x 10 tons of cargo. Reduces Maneuverabilty by 3.	2	1,500c	Common	Colossal (Frigate) or Larger
Cloaking Device, Hibridium	Stealth	Requires 1 Shipboard Action and 1 Power to Activate. Consumes 1 Power per turn. While Active, no other ship may target this cloaked ship. Automatically deactivates when any weapons are fired.	3	50,000c	Very Rare	When Cloaking Device is active, target locks from this ship are also broken. Costs 1 Hard Point for Fighters, 2 for Large Ships, 4 for Huge Ships. Typically nearly impossible to find, often only a handful can be built.
Cloaking Device, Stygium	Stealth	Requires 1 Shipboard Action and 2 Power to Activate. Consumes 2 Power per turn. While Active, no other ship may target this cloaked ship. Remains active when a weapon is fired. Deactivates when there's no Power to maintain it.	1	100,000,000c	Very Rare	Target locks can be maintained even when this Cloaking Devcie is activated. Costs 1 Hard Point for Fighters, 2 for Large Ships, 4 for Huge Ships. Typically nearly impossible to find, often only a handful can be built.
Cryogenic Chambers	Cargo Storage	Cryogenic Chambers are hibernation systems that allow live creatures to be carried in stasis. Originally developed prior to the invention of safe Hyperdrive systems, they are now used to haul herds of livestock (often Nerf or Bantha herds) and to transport critically injured passengers. Each unit of Cryogenic Chambers can carry a number of Medium or smaller creatures equal to (Cost Modifier)/5. Large creatures take up five times as much space, and Huge creatures take up twenty times as much space.	2	500c	Common	Colossal or Larger
Docking Clamps	Docking	Docking Clamps allow a Starship to dock with other Starships in space. Normally, this Starship Accessory is used by passengers to move from shuttles to larger ships, but larger vessels can use them as makeshift Starfighter launches. Once the Docking Clamp is in place, creatures can safely move between the clamped ships. A Starship can maneuver, fight, and even travel through Hyperspace with ships of smaller size clamped to it.	1	2,000c	Common	Colossal (Frigate) or Larger
Droid Repair Team	Repair	A Droid Repair Team automatically deploys to repair a Starship when it suffers System Damage, no action on the part of the crew is necessary to activate it.	1	5,000c	Common	Colossal or Larger
Escape Pod, Small Lifeboat	Safety	These vessels, which can be installed on ships of Colossal size or larger, provide life support for up to fifteen Medium creatures for up to 1 week, and they have enough fuel to fly across a star system to reach a habitable planet.	1	400c	Common	Colossal or Larger
Escape Pod, Large Lifeboat	Safety	These vessels, which can be installed on ships of Colossal (Frigate) size or larger, provide life support for up to 50 Medium creatures for up to 2 months, and they include a Class 15 Hyperdrive with enough fuel for a single Hyperspace jump (plus a little left over for the ion engines and repulsorlifts to use during landing).	2	800c	Common	Colossal (Frigate) or Larger
Extended Range	Hyperspace Travel	Some Starships need to operate for extended periods without ever returning to port. Such a ship can be built with oversized fuel tanks, extra stores of food, and improved recycling systems. Doing this improves a Starship's consumables by 10% of its original value (rounded down, minimum 1 day) x the number of times you have installed Extended Range on the Starship.	1	100c	Common	-
Hangar Bay	Docking	A Hangar Bay can be installed on a ship of Colossal (Frigate) size or larger. It holds secondary craft such as Starfighters or shuttles.	8	500c	Common	Colossal (Frigate) or Larger
Hangar Bay, Concealed	Docking	The presence of a Concealed Hangar isn't obvious to an external examination. Determine the hangar space as for a standard Hangar Bay, above.	40	1,000c	Rare	Colossal (Frigate) or Larger
Transceiver, HoloNet	Communications	HoloNet Transceivers are extremely rare and expensive systems that allow for real-time audio, visual, and holographic communication over an unlimited range.	4	50,000c	Rare	Colossal or Larger
Transceiver, Hyper	Communications	Hypertransceivers effectively have an unlimited range, allowing ships at opposite ends of the galaxy to communicate with each other, although such communications can experience significant time lag.	1	2,000c	Uncommon	-
Luxury Upgrade, Basic	Amenities	A Basic Luxury Upgrade changes a Starship from a harsh travel vehicle to a comfortable home on the move.	1	10,000c	Common	-
Luxury Upgrade, Advanced	Amenities	An Advanced Luxury Upgrade goes a step farther, making the ship the equivalent of an upper-scale hotel.	1	20,000c	Common	-
Luxury Upgrade, Extreme	Amenities	An Extreme Luxury Upgrade turns a Starship into a palace in space, fit for emperors and lords of industry.	1	50,000c	Common	-
Medical Suite	Medical	A Medical Suite, which can be installed on ships of Colossal size or larger, provides the necessary facilities to maintain the health of a crew over a long period. A Medical Suite includes (Size Modifier)/5 medical beds and (Size Modifier)/50 Bacta Tanks.	1	3,000c	Common	Colossal or Larger
Passenger Conversion, Seating	Amenities	Seating provides accomodations for voyages of 1 day or less.	1	200c	Common	-
Passenger Conversion, Quarters	Amenities	Quarters provides accomodations for longer voyages. These are typically the equivalent of steerage-quality, and require a Luxury Upgrade for higher quality.	10	500c	Common	Colossal or Larger
Sensor Array Computer +1	Sensors	This dedicated Sensor Array Computer offloads computations from the main ship's computer and provides a +1 bonus to Sensor checks.	1	5,000c	Common	-
Sensor Array Computer +2	Sensors	This dedicated Sensor Array Computer offloads computations from the main ship's computer and provides a +2 bonus to Sensor checks.	2	25,000c	Common	-
Sensor Array Computer +3	Sensors	This dedicated Sensor Array Computer offloads computations from the main ship's computer and provides a +3 bonus to Sensor checks.	3	50,000c	Uncommon	-
Slave Circuits, Basic	Starship Operations	Slave circuitry reduces the number of crewmembers required to operate a Starship. This Starship Accessory is most commonly present in older Capital Ships, which requires tens of thousands of crew. Basic Slave Circuits reduces the crew requirements of a Starship by 1/3	1	1,000c	Common	-
Slave Circuits, Advanced	Starship Operations	Slave circuitry reduces the number of crewmembers required to operate a Starship. This Starship Accessory is most commonly present in older Capital Ships, which requires tens of thousands of crew. Advanced Slave Circuits reduces it by 2/3.	1	4,000c	Common	-
Slave Circuits, Recall	Starship Operations	Available only for Starships equipped with Advanced Slave Circuits, Recall Slave Circuits allow a Starship to be summoned by Comlink to the owner even when no one is aboard the ship.	0	6,000c	Very Rare	Colossal or Smaller
Smuggler's Compartments	Cargo Storage	Smuggler's Compartments are hidden cargo spaces designed to resist detection. It takes a detailed inspection and a DC 6 Perception + Searching check to find a Smuggler's Compartment.	1	200c	Illegal	-
Transponder, IFF	Identification	IFF Transponders are a blank Friend or Foe Transponder of the type normally installed on military Starships, and you can activate or deactivate it as a Comms Action.	0	1,000c	Very Rare	-
Transponder, Masked	Identification	You can mask your ship's Transponder code (making it impossible to read), however, a Masked Transponder is immediately apparent to everyone who detects your ship, attracting the attention of the authorities	0	200c	Illegal	-
Transponder, Disguised (1)	Identification	A Disguised Transponder transmits a second signal that modifies the broadcast signal pattern of your ship's Transponder, making it look like a different ship altogether. Activating or deactivating a Disguised Transponder is a Comms Action.	0	500c	Illegal	-
Transponder, Disguised (2)	Identification	A Disguised Transponder transmits a second signal that modifies the broadcast signal pattern of your ship's Transponder, making it look like a different ship altogether. Activating or deactivating a Disguised Transponder is a Comms Action.	0	1,000c	Illegal	-
Transponder, Disguised (3)	Identification	A Disguised Transponder transmits a second signal that modifies the broadcast signal pattern of your ship's Transponder, making it look like a different ship altogether. Activating or deactivating a Disguised Transponder is a Comms Action.	0	2,000c	Illegal	-
Amphibious Seals	Atmospheric Maneuvering	Amphibious Seals allow a Starship to function as a submarine. This unusual modification is popular with traders who do extensive business with Species that have underwater cities (including Quarren, Mon Calamari, and Gungans) and with smugglers who want to be able to hide a ship underwater.	2	4,000c	Common	-
Auxiliary Generators +2	Power Systems	Auxiliary Generators are able to step in and supply power to specific systems when engine power is needed to propel the ship or engage in other crucial functions (such as maintaining the shields). These generators provide +2 Power Points at the beginning of Starship Combat.	2	2,000c	Common	-
Auxiliary Generators +4	Power Systems	Auxiliary Generators are able to step in and supply power to specific systems when engine power is needed to propel the ship or engage in other crucial functions (such as maintaining the shields). These generators provide +4 Power Points at the beginning of Starship Combat.	3	5,000c	Common	Gargantuan or Larger
Auxiliary Generators +6	Power Systems	Auxiliary Generators are able to step in and supply power to specific systems when engine power is needed to propel the ship or engage in other crucial functions (such as maintaining the shields). These generators provide +6 Power Points at the beginning of Starship Combat.	4	10,000c	Uncommon	Colossal or Larger
Backup Battery	Power Systems	A Backup Battery is a common safety precaution taken by all space travelers, but smugglers and pirates put it to even better use. A Backup Battery allows the ship to operate, at least its basic functions, for up to 1 hour after the ship's power generator fails. Additionally, if a ship is Disabled from System Damage due to Ion weapons or ionized gasses, the ship's Engineer can make a DC 5 Mechanics check to reverse the ionization using the Backup Battery, removing 1 System Damage and removing the "Disabled" status. However, doing so drains the Backup Battery, which must then be replaced.	0	10,000c	Uncommon	-
Baffled Drive	Stealth	Baffled Drives are favored by smugglers moving through dangerous, highly patrolled star systems and anyone else that needs to move through space with a modicum of stealth. A Baffled Drive uses supercooled Tibanna gas that leaves no visible trail, making it incredibly difficult (DC 6 Perception + Scanners check) to detect the ship with sensors.	1	100,000c	Very Rare	Colossal or Larger
Cockpit Ejection System	Safety	A popular modification for tramp freighters and bounty hunter Starfighters, a Cockpit Ejection System allows a ship's cockpit to eject in the event of the ship's destruction, and subsequently act as an Escape Pod.	2	8,000c	Common	Gargantuan or Colossal
Cotterdam	Docking	A Cotterdam is a very basic form of airlock that can be used to connect two Colossal or larger Starships. The Cotterdam is little more than a flexible tube that extends between two Starship hatches, allowing complete movement between the vessels with no need for extravehicular equipment. A Cotterdam creates a tunnel 3 squares long and 1 square wide, and maneuvering two adjacent ships into position to use the Cotterdam requires a DC 3 Piloting check from the Pilots of each vessel. Failing the check may result in a Collision between the ships.	1	3,000c	Uncommon	Colossal or Larger
Environmental Filters	Amenities	Environmental Filters allow a Starship to support more than one set of environmental conditions. This is common on luxury liners that wish to provide comfortable quarters for multiple Species at once.	2	2,000c	Uncommon	Gargantuan or Larger
Fuel Converters	Hyperspace Travel	Fuel Converters transform matter into usable Fuel that can keep a starship running even over long journeys. While Fuel Converters never eliminate the need to refuel during visits to spaceports, they can extend the amount of time between visits and reduce Fuel costs. Fuel Converters come in a variety of forms, including solid fuel converters, gas scoops, and solar converters. If the Pilot of a Starship with Fuel Converters spends at least 1 hour gathering Fuel in realspace, the ship regains one unit of fuel (enough for one day's travel in realspace, one hour's travel in atmosphere or in combat, or one Hyperspace jump).	1	2,400c	Uncommon	Colossal or Larger
Grappler Mag	Bounty Hunting	A Grappler Mag is essentially a short-range Starship Scale grappling hook with a magnetic clamp at the end.	1	1,000c	Common	-
Hardpoint	Customization	Hardpoints are external mounts for missile weapons, bombs, or mines carried externally of any launcher tube or weapon mount. A ship can never have more than double their stock number of Hard Points.	1	500c	Very Rare	-
Hidden Cargo Hold (25% of Cargo)	Cargo Storage	A Hidden Cargo Hold is a large cargo area that is not on a ship's normal schematics, and that requires access through a false wall or hidden hatch. It is similar to Smuggler's Compartments, with two important differences. First, up to half a Starships' Cargo Capacity can be converted to Hidden Cargo Holds. Second, a cursory investigation of a ship reveals that a section of the ship can't be reached (requiring a DC 3 Perception + Searching check during a routine inspection lasting 1 minute x Starship's Cost Modifier). However, it requires a closer inspection to find the access to the Hidden Cargo Holds (requiring a DC 5 Perception + Scanners check during a detailed inspection lasting 1 hour x Starship's Cost Modifier). This makes such holds useful for smugglers who can bribe their way past formal inspections, depending only on their concealment to keep their goods hidden from casual eyes.	1	2,000c	Illegal	-
Hidden Cargo Hold (50% of Cargo)	Cargo Storage	A Hidden Cargo Hold is a large cargo area that is not on a ship's normal schematics, and that requires access through a false wall or hidden hatch. It is similar to Smuggler's Compartments, with two important differences. First, up to half a Starships' Cargo Capacity can be converted to Hidden Cargo Holds. Second, a cursory investigation of a ship reveals that a section of the ship can't be reached (requiring a DC 3 Perception + Searching check during a routine inspection lasting 1 minute x Starship's Cost Modifier). However, it requires a closer inspection to find the access to the Hidden Cargo Holds (requiring a DC 5 Perception + Scanners check during a detailed inspection lasting 1 hour x Starship's Cost Modifier). This makes such holds useful for smugglers who can bribe their way past formal inspections, depending only on their concealment to keep their goods hidden from casual eyes.	2	5,000c	Illegal	-
Hidden Cargo Hold (75% of Cargo)	Cargo Storage	A Hidden Cargo Hold is a large cargo area that is not on a ship's normal schematics, and that requires access through a false wall or hidden hatch. It is similar to Smuggler's Compartments, with two important differences. First, up to half a Starships' Cargo Capacity can be converted to Hidden Cargo Holds. Second, a cursory investigation of a ship reveals that a section of the ship can't be reached (requiring a DC 3 Perception + Searching check during a routine inspection lasting 1 minute x Starship's Cost Modifier). However, it requires a closer inspection to find the access to the Hidden Cargo Holds (requiring a DC 5 Perception + Scanners check during a detailed inspection lasting 1 hour x Starship's Cost Modifier). This makes such holds useful for smugglers who can bribe their way past formal inspections, depending only on their concealment to keep their goods hidden from casual eyes.	4	10,000c	Illegal	-
Holding Cells (25% of Passengers)	Cargo Storage	Holding Cells (often referred to as the brig or the detection block) are standard on Capital Ships and some smaller vessels (including patrol ships). Bounty hunters and pirates find it useful to add them to other vessels, and private "Dungeon Ships" convert the majority of their space to Holding Cells to act as for-hire prison transports. Up to 75% of a Starship's Passengers can be converted to Holding Cells.	1	1,000c	Very Rare	-
Holding Cells (50% of Passengers)	Cargo Storage	Holding Cells (often referred to as the brig or the detection block) are standard on Capital Ships and some smaller vessels (including patrol ships). Bounty hunters and pirates find it useful to add them to other vessels, and private "Dungeon Ships" convert the majority of their space to Holding Cells to act as for-hire prison transports. Up to 75% of a Starship's Passengers can be converted to Holding Cells.	2	2,000c	Very Rare	-
Holding Cells (75% of Passengers)	Cargo Storage	Holding Cells (often referred to as the brig or the detection block) are standard on Capital Ships and some smaller vessels (including patrol ships). Bounty hunters and pirates find it useful to add them to other vessels, and private "Dungeon Ships" convert the majority of their space to Holding Cells to act as for-hire prison transports. Up to 75% of a Starship's Passengers can be converted to Holding Cells.	4	5,000c	Very Rare	-
Interrogation Chamber	Bounty Hunting	An Interrogation Chamber is a Holding Cell specifically designed to force prisoners to confess their crimes and reveal their secrets. The Starship needs at least one Holding Cell, and the listed cost is for converting one Holding Cell (for a single prisoner) into an Interrogation Chamber. Interrogation Chambers are favored by Imperial Inquisitors and bounty hunters, who often question associates of a wanted target.	0	10,000c	Illegal	Colossal or Larger
Personalized Controls	Customization	All ship stations can be available to one station (usually the Helm or Piloting station), however the ship cannot require a crew of more than 6.	0	1,000c	Common	Colossal or Smaller
Plasma Punch	Bounty Hunting	Designed and produced by the Drever Corporation, a Plasma Punch is a massive plasma drill that can create airlocks where none exist by boring through the hull of a ship.	1	25,000c	Very Rare	Colossal or Larger
Plasma Torch	Rescue, Piracy	A Plasma Torch is a modification of a Tractor Clamp, used to cut through the hull of another ship. This is possible only when a ship is secured by the Tractor Clamp. The Plasma Torch cuts a neat hole through the secured ship's hull, allowing rescue crews (or, more likely, pirates) to board the secured ship at a point other than an airlock.	1	6,000c	Very Rare	Colossal or Larger
Sensor Baffling	Sensor Countermeasures	Sensor Baffling coating is frequently used on military scout ships to help avoid detection, but civilian vessels coated with Sensor Baffling are often treated as suspicious vessels by spaceport authorities, making the baffling good for space runs but not as good for maintaining a low profile in legitimate ports. A Starship with Sensor Baffling can make Stealth checks to Starship Stealth even without Cover or Concealment.	0	20,000c	Very Rare	-
Sensor Decoy	Sensor Countermeasures	A Sensor Decoy is a missile with an electronics package designed to make it look like a full-sized Starship on sensors. A Sensor Decoy flies in a straight line at a speed of up to 5 squares, but they won't exceed the maximum speed of the ship that launched them. It takes a DC 5 Scanners check to determine whether a Sensor Decoy is a fake at a range of Long or further. However, the Sensor Decoy can't fool optical scanners (or the naked eye), so it is automatically revealed as a fake at Close Range.	1	2,000c	Rare	-
Sensor Mask	Sensor Countermeasures	An extremely expensive modification that is both highly Illegal and highly successful, a Sensor Mask is a combination of sensors, chemical and electronic emitters, holographic projectors, and other anti-detection systems that make detecting the ship difficult. Rather than attempting to hide the ship by negating sensor emissions, a Sensor Mask reads the signals emitted by enemy sensors as they strike the ship, and then replicates those same sensor signals on the far side of the ship, effectively making it seem like the sensor signals passed right through the ship (as though it were open space). A Sensor Mask effectively gives a ship Cover Concealment at Long Range or further.	1	150,000c	Illegal	Gargantuan or Larger
Tractor Clamp	Rescue, Piracy	A Tractor Clamp is a special Tractor Beam designed to allow enemy ships to be quickly clamped on to and secured. Once you draw an enemy ship into your square (or drag yourself into the enemy ship's square if it is the larger vessel), you can use the Tractor Clamp to secure the two ships together for immediate boarding	12	15,000c	Very Rare	-
Workshop	Engineering	Mechanics checks and Computers checks made to repair, modify, or construct objects in the workshop (or the Starship in which the Workshop is located) gain a +2 Equipment bonus.	1	3,000c	Common	Gargantuan or Larger

Starship Drives

Name	Category	Effects	Hard Points	Rarity	Cost
Hyperdrive, Class .5	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	4	Legendary	-
Hyperdrive, Class .75	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	4	Very Rare	5,000
Hyperdrive, Class 1	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	3	Uncommon	3,000
Hyperdrive, Class 1.5	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	3	Uncommon	2,500
Hyperdrive, Class 2	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	3	Common	2,000
Hyperdrive, Class 3	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	2	Common	1,500
Hyperdrive, Class 4	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	2	Common	1,000
Hyperdrive, Class 5	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	2	Common	500
Hyperdrive, Class 6	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	2	Common	400
Hyperdrive, Class 8	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	1	Common	300
Hyperdrive, Class 10	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	1	Common	200
Hyperdrive, Class 15	Hyperdrive	Allows for travel through Hyperspace. The number is the multiplier for the time each trip takes.	1	Common	100
Sublight Drive (Speed 1)	Sublight Drive	Allows for travel through Normal Space. The number is the max speed dial rating.	1	Common	1,000
Sublight Drive (Speed 2)	Sublight Drive	Allows for travel through Normal Space. The number is the max speed dial rating.	2	Common	2,000
Sublight Drive (Speed 3)	Sublight Drive	Allows for travel through Normal Space. The number is the max speed dial rating.	3	Uncommon	5,000
Sublight Drive (Speed 4)	Sublight Drive	Allows for travel through Normal Space. The number is the max speed dial rating.	4	Rare	10,000
Sublight Drive (Speed 5)	Sublight Drive	Allows for travel through Normal Space. The number is the max speed dial rating.	5	Very Rare	20,000
Sublight Drive (Speed 6)	Sublight Drive	Allows for travel through Normal Space. The number is the max speed dial rating.	6	Legendary	100,000
Maneuvering Jets, Normal	Maneuvering	Improves Ship Maneuverability by +1	1	Common	2,000
Maneuvering Jets, Powerful	Maneuvering	Improves Ship Maneuverability by +2	2	Common	5,000
Maneuvering Jets, Turbo	Maneuvering	Improves Ship Maneuverability by +3	3	Uncommon	10,000
Atmospheric Thrusters	Maneuvering	Allows for maneuvering in an atmosphere	1	Common	2,000
Atmospheric Thrusters, Advanced	Maneuvering	Allows for maneuvering in an atmosphere, Provides a +2 Maneuvering Bonus while in an atmosphere.	3	Common	5,000
SubLight Accelerator Motor (SLAM)	Maneuvering	Grants the 1-Straight Boost Maneuver without inflicting Stress on the ship	2	Very Rare	25,000
Fusion Engine (Power 1)	Power System	Provides the ship's Engineer with 1 Power per turn to allocate	1	Common	1,000
Fusion Engine (Power 2)	Power System	Provides the ship's Engineer with 2 Power per turn to allocate	2	Common	2,000
Fusion Engine (Power 3)	Power System	Provides the ship's Engineer with 3 Power per turn to allocate	3	Uncommon	5,000
Fusion Engine (Power 4)	Power System	Provides the ship's Engineer with 4 Power per turn to allocate	4	Rare	10,000
Fusion Engine (Power 5)	Power System	Provides the ship's Engineer with 5 Power per turn to allocate	5	Very Rare	20,000
Fusion Engine (Power 6)	Power System	Provides the ship's Engineer with 6 Power per turn to allocate	6	Legendary	100,000
Inertial Dampeners	Maneuvering	If you spend 2 Power, this device allows the ship to perform the (0 Maneuver: stop (white)) Maneuver instead of the one chosen.	1	Rare	5,000