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Starships in this setting use Spike-Drill Drive. This allows a ship to "drill" a way through hyperspace. A basic Drill Drive 1 can travel at around 1 lightyear a day in hyperspace. Drill Drive 2 can travel around 2 lightyears a day as it can 'sink' deeper into hyperspace. A Drive Drive 3 can travel around 4 lightyears a day. Most ships do not spend more the 2 or 3 days in hyperspace as it gets progressively more dangers each 24 drilling through hyperspace. Most stars within the Stellar Cluster are within one or two lightyears of another and the Cluster itself is only about 300 lightyears across and 500 lightyears long. The region of Frontier Space is about half of that.

Most of the Drill Drives within the USF are rating only 1 or 2. Drive 3 are available but tend to be very expensive and used only by the extermely wealth and elite. The Stellar Cluster has been fairly well navigated and mapped but there is a lot of unnavigated space and Shadow Worlds that have never been visited (at least not by any offical UFS ships). Traveling on uncharted courses is risky especially the longer one spends in hyperspace.

STAR SHIP OPPERATION NOTES

• For Tabletop combat in Space, divide Speed by 100 to get its space scale. This is how may squares (or inches) it can move each round. Divide vehicle mounted weapon ranged by 50 to get their range increments on the table top. Also the Space Scale speed of a vessel is about how may AU it can travel in a 24 hour period.
• Capital: huge capital starships are size 20+. Capital Weapons suffer an additional -4 Shooting vs. non-Capital ships.
• Spike-Drill Drive Course Plotting requires a Science skill check with a penalty of -1 per light years plot and takes a base one hour. Plotting a course is 20 minutes imposes a -2 penalty. Taking three hours adds +2 to the check. Advanced computers can grant a bonus. A ship’s AI can plot or provide a Support roll. Most civilian ships plot a maximum course of 3 light years taking 3 hours to be on the safe side. Failure results in the drill drive not engaging. Critical Failure damages the drive and requires 1d6 days of Repair and parts worth 1d6 x 5,000 x vessel Size in credits.
• The longer a starship remains in hyperspace the more dangerous it becomes. Remaining in hyperspace for more then 48 hours requires a Repair and Science skill check to not suffer a critical hit (SFC p. 44). Remaining in hyperspace for every additional 24 hours requires a new set of skill checks as above but with a cumlative -1 penalty.
• After leaving hyperspace a ships Drive needs to burn off and expell the pollutants that have built up on their systems during the time in that realm. This require 6 hours per day spent in hyperspace. An engineer can attempt to burn this off faster with a Repair skill check to bring this down to 2 hours. However a critical failure damages the drive requiring 1d6 days of Repair and parts worth 1d6 x 5,000 x vessel Size in credits.

Spaceships and Vehicles use the basic rules from the SFC (p. 40-47 and p. 51-55) but updated as below.

Vehicle Scale Weapons

Unless otherwise noted all Vehicle weapons are considered Heavy Weapons.

AUTO-CANNONS

Auto-cannons (also called chain guns) are powered weapons that fire bursts of chemicallypropelled metal slugs at the target. They are primarily used by aircraft to destroy ground targets, or as point-defense weapons for starships. Ammo costs are for a full load.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Light	50/100/200	2d12	4	4	200	1	$50K	Reaction Fire. Reload cost $400
Medium	100/200/400	4d8	6	3	100	2	$75K	Reload cost $500
Heavy	75/150/300	5d8	8	3	100	3	$200K	Reload cost $1,000

BOMBS (Flying Craft Only)

Dropping bombs uses Battle rather than Shooting. Craft must be in atmosphere to drop bombs. Night, cloud cover, rain, very high altitude attacks (GM’s call) or other factors that might interfere with the bomb’s targeting systems inflicts a –2 penalty.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Small	Dropped	6d10	10	1	1	12/1*	$500K/12	Large Burst Template
Medium	Dropped	8d10	20	1	1	8/1*	$1M/8	10" Radius
Large	Dropped	10d10	30	1	1	4/1*	$1M/4	20" Radius
Block Buster	Dropped	10d10	30	1	1	2/1*	$1M/2	30" Radius
City Buster	Dropped	10d10	30	1	1	1	$1M	50" Radius

* An entry with such as 12/1 means 12 bombs take up 1 Mod slot

CANNONS

Cannons fire large, chemically-propelled, explosive shells. The shells listed below are the most common. High explosive versions reduce the damage die type to d8 and halve AP but increase the Burst Template to Large, or to 10” radius if already Large. Ammo costs are per full load.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Small	50/100/200	3d10	10	1	50	2	$400K	Medium Burst Template, Reload $5K
Medium	75/150/300	4d10	20	1	40	3	$600K	Medium Burst Template, Reload $8K
Heavy	100/200/400	5d10	30	1	30	4	$800K	Large Burst Template, Reload $12K
Super-Heavy	150/300/600	6d10	40	1	20	5	$1M	Large Burst Template, Reload 20K

FLAME WEAPONS

Flamethrowers use liquid or vapor fuel to burn targets. They’re often used to dig opponents out of caves or other tight places. The ones listed here are more powerful, lighter, and carry more propellant than older versions (such as those found in Savage Worlds).

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Light Flamethrower	Cone	2d12	*	1	10	1	$500	Targets may catch fire, Reload $250
Heavy Flamethrower	Cone**	3d12	*	1	30	3	$1K	Targets may catch fire, Reload $800

* Ignores Armor unless a fully sealed (environmental or vacuum).

** May fire Cone template or in LBT up to a distances of 18"

GRENADE LAUNCHER

Futuristic grenades are smaller, lighter, and pack a bit more punch than their predecessors. Grenade launchers may also use the grenades found in Personal Scale Weapons. Note that many grenades under Personal Scale Weapons are not Heavy Weapon. The grenade type here is a Heavy Weapon.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Grenade Launcher	30/60/120	3d6	0	3	60	1	$1,500	Large Burst Template, Reload $1,200

LASER

Lasers of this size burn through solid materials and flashboil flesh. (They don’t use the rules for personal lasers listed under Personal Scale Weapons.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Light	200/400/800	2d10	5	1	100	1	$100K	Reaction Fire
Medium	200/400/800	3d10	10	1	100	2	$500K
Heavy	200/400/800	4d10	15	1	100	3	$1M
Super-Heavy	200/400/800	5d10	20	1	100	5	$2.5M
Massive	200/400/800	6d10	25	1	100	7	$4M

Lasers can recharge at a rate of 10 shot per hour. An enginer can try and push more energy into the system. A Repair check can increase this to 20 an hour, and each additional raise adds +20 an hour. However a critical failure causes damage to one set of laser banks (if linked) requiring 1d6 x10% in the weapons total cost (in replacement parts) and 1d4 days to repair before it can be used again.

MASS DRIVER (Starships only)

Mass drivers are large, space-based, rail systems used to magnetically accelerate heavy projectiles at high speed, causing devastating damage wherever they impact. The ranges listed below are practical limits. In space the actual range is infinite. Projectiles are made of dense metallic materials (rocks) such as can be found easily in asteroids or planets with no manufacturing capability, making them favorite weapons for long-range military vessels that need to supply from natural materials (5 shots per hour can be mined from most asteroids).

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Large	200/400/800	8d10	0	1	20	3	$600K	Reload $500 (100lbs)
Heavy	300/600/1,200	9d10	0	1	15	4	$1M	Reload $1,000 (500lbs)
Super-Heavy	400/800/1,600	10d10	0	1	10	6	$2M	Reload $2,000 (1,000lbs)

MISSILES & TORPEDOES

These weapons use the rules for missiles in Savage Worlds and require missile launchers or torpedo tubes to mount. Attackers use Shooting to get a lock if firing directly or Electronics if fired indirectly from a bridge or weapons station. Defenders use Piloting if evading directly or Electronics from a bridge or sensor station. Determine lock by ship—if a ship gets a lock, it may fire all the missiles or torpedoes it’s allowed.

EMP Warhead: Any of the missiles or torpedoes below can be fitted with electromagnetic pulse warheads at no additional cost. These don’t cause actual damage, but roll “damage” normally and compare to the vessel’s Toughness, ignoring Armor. A success knocks out the ship’s systems so that all electronics are down (deflector screens, shields, weapons, maneuvering, etc.) and it cannot take actions until the crew makes a Repair roll at –4. With a raise the penalty is –8. If the Repair roll is successful, the vessel’s electronics reboot and it may function normally on the following round. On a raise, the vessel can function immediately. EMP warheads are stopped by shields, so an attacker must first eliminate those to hit the ship’s hull and fry its systems.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Light Missile	200/400/800	5d6	6	1	1	12/1*	$50K/12	Small Burst Template
Heavy Missile	200/400/800	8d6	12	1	1	8/1*	$100K/8	Medium Burst Template
Anti-Tank Missile	100/200/400	8d6	50	1	1	4/1*	$200K/4	Medium Burst Template
Light Torpedo	300/600/1,200	5d12	50	1	1	8/1*	$1M/8	Large Burst Template (1 sq. space). Space or water only (1/2 range for water)
Heavy Torpedo	300/600/1,200	8d12	50	1	1	4/1*	$1M/4	Large Burst Template (1 sq. space). Space or water only (1/2 range for water)

*An entry such as 12/1 means 12 missiles take up 1 Mod slot.

RAILGUNS

“Rail guns” are smaller versions of mass drivers, magnetically propelling dense shells (inatmosphere) or spheroids (space). They fire Light (3” diameter) or Heavy (5”) shells.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Light Railgun	100/200/400	4d10	0	1	20	1	$50K	Reload $100 (10lbs)
Heavy Railgun	100/200/400	5d10	0	1	20	2	$100K/8	Reload $200 (25lbs)

HEAVY BALLISTIC MACHINE GUNS

Slugthrowers are traditional firearms firing chemically-propelled rounds.

Name	Range	Damage	AP	ROF	Shots	Mods	Cost	Notes
Medium MG	30/60/120	2d10+1	2	4	200	2	$3K	200rd belt cost $400 (wt. 15lbs)
Heavy MG	200/400/800	2d12+2	4	3	200	2	$15K	200rd belt cost $500 (wt. 15lbs)
Minigun	24/48/96	2d8+4	3	5	1,000	1	$10K	1,000rd Reload cost $1K (wt. 20lbs)

Starship Creation

Structure	Size	Speed	Handling	Toughness	Mods	Crew	Energy	Cost	Examples
Small	6	700mph	+3	25 (6)	20	1	25	$2.5M	Light shuttle, starfighter
Medium	8	600mph	+2	30 (7)	25	5	100	$5M	Bomber, heavy shuttle
Large	10	500mph	+1	35 (8)	30	50	300	$20M	Light freighters, partol boats, scouts
Huge	12	400mph	+0	40 (9)	40	200	1,000	$50M	Corvettes, freighter
Giant	14	300mph	-1	50 (12)	50	500	1,000	$200M	Destroyer, light cruisers
Garganturan	16	200mph	-2	60 (15)	70	2K	2,000	$1B	Battle cruisers, bulk freighters
Behemoth	28	200mph	-3	70 (20)	100	8K	2,000	$5B	Dreadnaughts, starship carriers
Leviathan	32	200mph	-4	80 (25)	140	20K	2,000	$10B	Super dreadnoughts, supers carriers, settlement ships
World-Killer	40	100mph	-5	100 (40)	200	50K	2,000	$25B	Mega-dreadnaughts, space station, super colony ships

Mods (x) is how many times it maybe take 1=Once, U=unlimited (up to all the mods the vehicle has)

Updated Starship Mods	Mods	Cost
AMCM (1): Anti-Missile Counter Measures are integrated jammers and decoys. They add +2 to Piloting or Electronics rolls made to evade missile attacks (and Tractor Beams).	1	$5K xSize
Armor (U): Increases a ship’s Armor value by +2. Due to the nature of space and the size and shape of starships, all Armor is considered Heavy Armor.	1	$10K xSize
Artificial Intelligence (1): The ship’s AI can operate all systems— from locomotion to weapons to opening or closing hatches. It has a skill level of d10 in these tasks, but is an “Extra” and does not receive a Wild Die. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the captain’s Action Card. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action.	1	$10K xSize
Atmospheric (1): Allows the ship to enter planetary atmospheres. This includes heat shielding and additional work to handle the stress and strain of entry. All starships have vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capability. Max size of 16	Half-Size	$50K xSize
Bomb Bay (U): Each bomb bay may drop up to four Small, 2 Medium, or 1 Large (or larger) bomb per round at no penalty. All use the same attack roll. Dropping bombs uses the Electronics skill.	1	$50K
Crew Space (U): Living space for four additional crew or passengers, including sleeping area, kitchen, rec area, etc.	1	$100K
Deflector Shields (1): The vessel is protected by an energy field that deflects incoming metories and ballistic attacks (it has no effect against lasers). Attackers must subtract –2 from their Shooting rolls. Mod cost is 2 for Small to Large ships, 3 for Huge to Gargantuan vessels, and 4 for all larger vessels.	2/3/4	$10K xSize
Drill Spike Drive 1 (1): A standard Spike Drive that allows the ship to enter hyperspace and travel at fantastic speeds. A basic drive uses its Size in Energy points each day it remains within hyperspace. This includes both the drive and the astrogation system required to use it. Minimum size of 10.	1/3 Size	$1M xSize
Drill Spike Drive 2 (1): A enhanced Spike Drive that allows the ship to enter hyperspace and travel at fantastic speeds. A basic drive uses its Size x 2 in Energy points each day it remains within hyperspace. This includes both the drive and the astrogation system required to use it. Minimum Size 10.	1/3 Size	$2M xSize
Drill Spike Drive 3 (1): A standard Spike Drive that allows the ship to enter hyperspace and travel at fantastic speeds. A basic drive uses its Size x 3 in Energy points each day it remains within hyperspace. This includes both the drive and the astrogation system required to use it. Minimum Size 10.	1/2 Size	$6M xSize
Electromagnetic Shielding (3): Adds +6 to the ship’s effective Toughness from EMP missiles (SFC p. 25).	2	$5K xSize
Fixed (U): “Fixed” weapons cannot rotate. On the table-top, they have a 45° firing arc. Fixed weapons must chose an arc -- Forward, Port (left), Starboad (right), Aft (back). For ships that are 16 or greater can only fire at most craft with weapons facing that side. Small ships can make a contested Pilot skill test, beating the target ship grants two arc or they face the worst arch of weapons (winner's choice), a raise three aches and two raises all arch in the same round. Total all like Fixed weapons first, then halve their combined Mod cost.	n/a	n/a
Fuel Pods (U): Each fuel pod increases the vessel’s energy and life support capacity by 50% (SFC p. 40).	Half-Size	$100K xSize
Garage/Hanger (U): A small hangar (or garage) can carry up 8 Size points of ship or vehicle. A external lift-hooks can carry a veseel of up to Size 12 externally.	004	$1M
Handling (2): The vehicle is precision crafted and very maneuverable. Add +1 to the vehicle's Handling score.	1	$25K xSize
Linked Weapons (U): Up to four direct-fire weapons of the same type may be linked and fired as one, increasing the damage by +2 per additional weapon and reducing the total number of Mods required. Total all Linked weapons in a set first, then halve their required Mods. (If Linking Fixed weapons, halve the total.)	n/a	n/a
Mercantile (U): Found only on Huge or larger ships, this might be a restaurant, commissary, or specialty store. Each generates Size+$1d4K a month for the ship (and the same for the mercantile’s owner). The store has 300 square feet of space. Each additional Mod adds roughly 100 square feet and +$1d4K to revenue.	2	$100K
Missile Launcher (U): Allows up to four Light or two Heavy (or AT) missiles to be fired at once.	1	$50K
Passenger Pods (U): Small and Medium ships only. These are rows of fairly spacious seats with safety harnesses, personal vid-screens, and other amenities designed for short travels (typically less than 24 hours). Each pod seats 10.	1	$50K
Reinforce Structure (Size): Each time this mod is taken add +2 to the ship's Toughness.	1	$50K xSize
Sensor Suite, Galactic (1): Light, chemical, motion, and other active sensors allow detection of targets up to one light year away with a Electronics roll. Can also aid Science rolls for planetary data when in orbit. Within 10K miles, the sensors add +2 to the roll. Illumination penalties are ignored. Targets don’t have to be in direct line of sight, but asteroid or powerful energy fields may cause inaccurate or false readings at the GM’s discretion.	1	$1M
Sensor Suite, Planetary (1): This functions exactly like the Medium Sensor Suite (SFC p. 16) but has a range of 10K miles.	1	50K
Shields (3): The craft is protected by an ablative energy field that absorbs its Size in damage each time it is hit before applying the damage to the ships Toughness (and armor). The shields can take a maxmimum of 10×Size per mods (1/2 Size) in points of damage before it’s depleted. Active shields detonate missiles and torpedoes before they hit, reducing their damage total by half. A craft may regenerate its Size in shield points if it makes no attacks in a round.	Half Size	$25K xSize
Speed (U): Each purchase increase the ship's speed by 100mph (150kph). Cannot be taken with reduced speed mod	1	$100K xSize
Speed Reduction (3): This ship trades power and speed for additional room. Each time this mod is taken, reduces the ship's speed by 100mph (150kph) and gain half the ship's Size in Mod slots. Cannot be taken with Speed and the minimim speed is 100mph unless it is stationary (like a space station)	n/a	n/a
Stealth System (1): Radar-absorbing paint, heat baffles, scramblers, and other devices make the ship difficult to detect by vision or sensors. Those trying to spot, attack, (or lock on to) the ship subtract 4from their rolls. The effect is triggered as a free action, but is negated any round in which the ship fires a weapon or emits some other noncloakable signal such as radio signal or active sensor search. || Size || $50K xSize
Superstructure (U): Superstructures are massive extensions that add great amounts of space to Large or greater Size ships, typically to accommodate more passengers or cargo. Each superstructure adds one to the fuel used per day, consumes 10 regular Mods, and subtracts 1 from the ship’s base Toughness (not Armor) as it reduces overall structural integrity. Choose the type from the Superstructure sidebar (SFC p. 47).	10	$5M
Targeting System (1): The ship’s internal sensors and computers are linked to all attached weapons. This compensates for movement, range, multi-actions, and the like, negating up to four points of Shooting penalties.	1	$10K xSize
Torpedo Tubes (U): Each tube allows up to two Light or one Heavy torpedo to be fired at once (at one or two targets, as desired).	1	$500K
Trackor Beam (U): Tractor beams are specialized starship weapons designed to hold an enemy ship in place and pull it to the “attacker.” Ships can only affect vessels of smaller Size. Their range is quite short (about 1000 yards/meters), so they must get a Short Range result on the Chase table to use the weapon. This is an opposed Electronics roll at –4 vs the defender’s Piloting (or Electronics in Large or larger ships). If the attacker is successful, the enemy ship is caught and pulled into contact in 2d6 rounds. A captive’s ship’s life support systems remain active, but all locomotion and weapons are shut down.	5	$1M

Vehicle Creation

Chassis	Size	Speed	Handling	Toughness	Mods	Crew	Cost	Examples
Ultralight	0	35mph	+3	5	2	1	$200	Bicycle
Light	1	30mph	+2	9 (2)	5	2	$1K	Street motorbike
Moderate	2	25mph	+1	12 (3)	10	3	$4K	Heavy motorbike, off-road rec-ATV
Medium	3	20mph	+0	15 (4)	15	5	$10K	Motor car
Large	4	15mph	+0	20 (5)	20	8	$20K	SUV, pickup truck
Heavy	6	15mph	-1	25 (6)	25	10	$45K	APC, semi cab
Super Heavy	8	10mph	-2	30 (7)	30	20	$75K	Main battle Tank
Titan	10	10mph	-2	35 (8)	40	40	$200K	Train engine or car, fighter aircraft
Colossus	12	10mph	-3	40 (9)	50	60	$500K	Heavy aircraft transport,jet liner
Goliath	14	10mph	-4	45 (10)	60	100	$1M	Cruise liner, light carrier water ship

Mods (x) is how many times it maybe take 1=Once, U=unlimited (up to all the mods the vehicle has)

Updated Vehicle Mods	Mods	Cost
Aircraft, Helicoper (1): the vehicle is a helicopter. It can hover or fly with a Speed of 80mph (120kph) but suffers -1 Handling for their Size.	Half-Size	$5K xSize
Aircraft, Jet Plane (1): Jetplanes have a Speed of 600 and Handling +1 for their Size. They must move at half their speed every round or go Out of Control (they stall). The Speed Mod increase the speed by 100mph (150kph) instead of 10	Half-Size	$10K xSize
Aircraft, Propeller (1): A traditional prop plane has a base Speed of 150mph (225kph). Propeller planes must move at least 1/2 their speed every round r go Out of Control (stall). The Speed Mod increases the top speed by 50mph (75kph) instead of 10	1/3 Size	$5K xSize
Aircraft, VTOL (1): VTOL (Vertical Take Off and Landing) aircraft have a speed of 100mph (150kph) and a +1 to their Handling based on size. They can hover and fly and have no stall speed. The Speed Mod increases the top speed by 50mph (75kph) instead of 10	Half-Size	$10K xSize
AMCM (1): Anti-Missile Counter Measures are integrated jammers and decoys. They add +2 to Driving, Piloting or Electronics rolls made to evade missile attacks.	1	$5K xSize
Amphibious (1): The vehicle can move at 1/2 its speed with a -1 Handling for its size on the surface of water. For four times the cost the cost and one addition Mod can be modified to be a submersibles. Movement is 1/4 speed. Includes a waterseal and oxygen supply for 8 hours.	1	$1K xSize
Armor (U): Increases the vehicle's Armor value by +2	1	$1K xSize
Armor, Heavy (U): Advanced metals, reactive, or composite materials are used for military-grade vehicles. Each time it’s taken, it adds +6 to Front Armor, +4 to Sides, and +2 to Rear; or +4 Armor all around (builder’s choice). Only Heavy Weapons may cause damage to vehicles with Heavy Armor, regardless of damage rolls. Bottom armor is equal to a vehicle’s rear. Top armor is equal to its sides (important when getting too close to taller foes such as walkers).	2	$5K xSize
Artificial Intelligence (1): The vehicle’s AI can operate all systems—from driving to weapons. It has a skill level of d10 in these tasks, but is an “Extra” and does not receive a Wild Die. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the driver’s Action Card. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action.	1	$10K xSize
Booster (U): Nitrous oxide or other propellants increase a vehicle's Speed by 50% for a round. Each booster has six uses before it must be replaced. Their effects do not stack. Refills cost $100 per booster.	1	$1K xSize
Crew Reduction (U): Add 1 Mod slot for every four crew/passengers deducted (round up)	n/a	n/a
Crew Space (U): Space for four additional crew or passengers	1	$1K
Deflector Screens (1): The vehicle is protected by an energy field that deflects incoming ballistic attacks (it has no effect against lasers). Attackers must subtract –2 from their Shooting rolls.	2	$10K xSize
Ejection System (1): Should a vehicle suffer a Wrecked result, crew members may make Agility rolls at –4 (or no penalty if an individual was on Hold or hasn’t acted yet that round). Failure results in damage as usual and failure to eject that round. Those who succeed are launched into the air and descend safely via parachute. The system covers all passengers and crew.	Half-Size	$5K xSize
Electromagnetic Shielding (U): Adds +6 to the vehicle’s effective Toughness from EMP missiles (SFC p. 25).	2	$5K xSize
Environmental Seal (1): The vehicle is sealed verses hazardous chemicals, toxins, radiation, and environmental conditions. It allows the crew to operate safeful in such along with enhanced heater/colder system to operate on most any planet so long as they is some time of atmosphere. It can add oxygen tanks to provide breathable air for all passenger and crew for 12 hours for an additional +$1K but this is not vacuum rated.	2	$5K xSize
Exposed Crew (1): Motorcycles and other “ridden” vehicles offer no protection for their passengers. Crew get no Armor bonus should it sustain a Crew critical hit.	n/a	50% base($)
Fixed (U): “Fixed” weapons cannot rotate. On the table-top, they have a 45° firing arc. In the Chase rules, fixed weapons may only fire when the vehicle has Advantage and an Action Card of Jack or higher. Total all like Fixed weapons first, then halve their combined Mod cost.	n/a	n/a
Handling (3): The vehicle is precision crafted and very maneuverable. Add +1 to the vehicle's Handling score.	1	$5K xSize
Hover Vehicle (1): The vehicle uses hover fans instead of wheels. It ignores difficult terrain modifiers and obstacles less than a yard tall.	5	$5K xSize
Linked (U): Up to four direct-fire weapons of the same type may be linked and fired as one, increasing the damage by +2 per additional weapon and reducing the total number of Mods required. Total all Linked weapons in a set first, then halve their required Mods. (If Linking Fixed weapons, halve the total.)	n/a	n/a
Living Space (Special): Large or greater vehicles only. The vehicle has an extended superstructure with bunk beds, personal storage bins for up to four individuals, and one shared bathroom and kitchenette (regardless of how many times this is taken) for longterm travel. The superstructure decreases overall Toughness by 1 each time it’s taken. The limit is half the vehicle’s base Toughness.	4	$5K
Luxury Features (1): Typically reserved for civilian vehicles, luxury features include music systems, minibars, video screens, and other comforts. The larger the vehicle, the more extravagant the features.	1	$1K xSize
Missile Launcher (U): Allows up to four Light or two Heavy (or AT) missiles to be fired at once.	1	$50K
Off Road (1): Ignore Driving penalties for difficult terrain. On the table-top, treat each inch of difficult terrain as 1.5” instead of 2”.	1	$1K xSize
Reinforced Chassis (3): Increases Toughness of the chassis by +2.	1	$1K xSize
Sensor Suite (1): This functions exactly like the Medium Sensor Suite (SFC p. 16).	1	$50K
Shields (1): The vehicle is protected by an ablative energy field that absorbs the vehicle's Size points of damage from each attack its suffers. Apply all damage to the shield first, then any left over to the vehicle (AP counts as usual). It can absorb Sizex10 before the shields are depleted. Active shields detonate missiles and torpedoes before they hit, reducing their damage total by half. A vehicle may regenerate its Size in shield points if it makes no attacks in a round.	Half-Size	$25K xSize
Sloped Armor (1): The vehicle’s armor is sloped in such a way that shots are often deflected off its surface. Attackers subtract 2 to hit with Shooting direct-fire, non-energy weapons.	2	$3K xSize
Speed (U): Increases the vehicle’s Speed by 10mph (15kph). (This cannot be taken with Speed Reduction.)	1	$1K xSize
Speed Reduction (3): The vehicle sacrifices power and speed for additional room. Subtract 5mph to Speed each time this is taken to gain half Size in Mod slots.	n/a	n/a
Stealth System (1): Radar-absorbing paint, heat baffles, scramblers, and other devices make the vehicle difficult to detect by vision or sensors. Those trying to attack or spot the vehicle subtract 4 from their rolls. The effect is triggered as a free action, but is negated any round in which the vehicle fires a weapon or emits some other noncloakable signal such as radio signal, movement, or active sensor search.	Size	$10K xSize
Targeting System (1): The vehicle’s computer is linked to all attached weapons. This compensates for movement, range, multi-actions, and the like, negating up to four points of Shooting penalties. This does not assist the firing of passenger’s personal weapons.	1	$10K xSize
Tracked (1): The vehicle has tracks instead of wheels and can climb over small obstacles. This reduces Speed by 5mph, but adds +1 to Handling and ignores Driving penalties for difficult terrain. On the table-top, every inch of movement is treated as 1.5”. || n/a || $1K xSize
Watercraft (1): The vehicle is a boat or ship. It’s base Speed are halved (round up). Speed Modifications increase Speed by 5. For larger vessels such as naval vessels or cruise ships, use the Starship rules for Size, Toughness, and Crew, and add any enhancements that aren’t specifically designed for space such as FTL drives. If a Modification is listed under Vehicles, use that instead. Ships may have Torpedo Tubes.	n/a	n/a