Editing DnD5 DragonStar

This conversion are the rules for playing a fantasy D&D5th edition game is a modified version of the '''Dragon Star''' setting.

'''Character Classes and Basic Rules''': classes and races from the '''''Player’s Handbook''''' 5th ed. (PHB) along with '''''Xanathar's Guide to Everything''''' (XGE), '''''Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes''''' (MTF), '''''Volo’s Guide to Monsters''''' (VGM) and the '''''Wayfinder’s Guide to Eberron''''' (WGE).

'''Ability Score Increase, Change Appearance, Changeling Instinct'''s and '''Unsettling Visage''' per WGE pg. 60</br>

'''Divergent Persona''' (changed) instead gain one of the following proficiencies – Capital Ship Pilot, Computer Use, Culture, Drive, Gambling, Mechanic, Medicine, Nature, Performance, Physical Science, Pilot, Technology or Thievery. </br>

'''G-Adaption''': don’t suffer disadvantage to actions in high-g, gain advantage on saves verse high-g maneuver (Environment, pg. 13-4) and advantage on any check to recognize gravity fluctuations.</br>

'''Zero G Adaptive''': Zero-g is not difficult terrain for them nor does it cause disadvantage on ability checks or attack rolls. They also recover from tumbling with a normal ability check instead of at disadvantage (see Environments).</br>

'''GITHZERAI''' (only subrace of Gith allowed)[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/40462096642325916/]</br>

Per the PHB, no changes</br>  

'''Ability Score Increase, Darkvision, Keen Senses''' and '''Shifting''' per WGE pg. 64-66</br>

'''Shifting''' (change): you can now use this trait a number of times before requiring a short or long rest equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum 1 time per rest).</br>

'''Survivors''': Shifters were born on the frontier and gain proficiency in the Survival skill.</br>

''Subraces'': '''Beasthide, Longtooth, Swiftstride''' and '''Wildhunt''' from WGE pg. 66</br>

'''Ability Score Increase, Warforged Resilience, Sentry’s Rest''' and '''Integrated Protection''' per WGE pg. 67-70. ''Note'' that your Integrated Protection armor count as advanced armor vs. advanced weapons.</br>

'''Fixed Origin''': You don’t select a background. Instead gain any two Skill proficiencies</br>

'''Bite Attack''': Whenever you hit an enemy with a melee attack on your turn, as a bonus action you can make a melee attack against the same enemy. On a hit, the target takes 1d4 + Strength modifier as piercing damage. You are always considered proficient with this bonus attack. </br>

'''Scent''': Wolfen have the Scent ability. Within 30 feet, a creature with scent has the equivalent of Blindsense (PHB pg. 183). But note that the species must be able to use its sense of smell (so if they are wearing a filter mask or in a void suit, etc. they cannot benefit from scent). Strong winds or overpowering smells can also lower or eliminate this ability. This also grants them advantage on Wisdom (survival) checks to follow trails, when hunting, etc.</br>

'''Disciple''': A large chunk of your early life was spent in prayer, surrounded by others that validated your devoutness. Companions could have been family members or unrelated followers. Maybe you escaped a cult; maybe you are still a loyal member of a massive society. Were you raised in loving family or the victim of fanaticism? Perhaps you were given to a monastery where you learned a variety of skills from martial arts or wine making. Your opinion on faith or religion is unrelated to the selection of this background, though you would be required to select a faith, real or not.</br>

'''Merchant''': You were raised in the markets and bazaars of many stations and worlds, carrying out the vial commerce that fuels the empire’s expansion into the stars. You might have grown up on a tramp freighters, working the Outer Rim of the Colonies, or been a part of one of the great AristoCorps.</br>

'''ARCANE GRAFFTI'''</br>

'''CALL VEHICLE'''</br>

'''COMMUNE WITH THE CITY'''</br>

'''CONTROL GRAVITY'''</br>

'''DISCHARGE'''</br>

'''SYNCHRONICITY'''</br>

'''WIRE WALK'''</br>

''Forearm Weapon Mount'''*: a hands-free attachment allowing the use of one light one-handed weapon (melee or firearm). Wt. +2lbs, Cost 200 credits.</br>

'''Synthetic Weave''': through the predecessor to advanced aromatic polyamides this full body armor provides light protection.</br>

'''Aramid Combat Suit''': the combat suit employs and blends harder materials, rigid plates and flexible aramids. Additional layers of nylon separate staggered sheets of thin polymer plastic.</br>

'''Aramid Survival Suit''': as the combat suit but includes sealed environmental protection. The helmet provides the wearer advantage on Dexterity saves vs. visual effects (blindness, color spray, etc.). The Environmental systems adds +4 equipment bonus to saving throws against radiation, hot and cold, thin, dense and hazardous atmosphere conditions and inhaled hazardous toxins and poisons. The helm includes Ether-Eyes visors (see below) and a basic comlink.</br>

'''Carbide Armor''': Super-strong plates of tungsten carbide are strapped inside a flexible nylon suit to offer remarkable stopping power. However, these plates are heavy and significantly reduce the user’s flexibility.</br>

'''Skinsuit''': are extremely advanced void suits, using elastic pressure of the suit’s material to protect the wearer from the void (see Environmental rules). They are common throughout the Known Worlds in come in all shapes and sizes for the various species, but must be custome fit for their specifics. The suits contain thermal conductors and heat radiators to protect them from the extreme temperatures of space and the dangerous radiation (while powered ignores deadly radiation levels and grants advantage on saves vs. Extreme levels). Suits include a clear, flexible polymer head-covering bubble that automatically activates if the suit’s dataslate detects vacuum conditions. Other integrated systems include a squawker, a basic dataslate and HUD that can project standard data onto wear’s visor cover. The suits run on two B powercells that provide protection from the void of space for 18 hours. Skinsuits can be worn underneath armor to provide benefits. Wt. 8lbs, Cost 100 credits.</br>

'''Comlink/Squawker''': a basic hand-held radio mik, 10 miles range under perfect conditions. Powercells AA/24hrs, Wt. 1lb, Cost 25 credits (Whisper Pin upgrade ads hand-free and subtle for +50 credits)</br>

'''Voice Caster''': backpack or shoulder pad style-comlink with satellite uplink unit, otherwise have an effective 500 miles range. Powercells 2B/24hrs, Wt. 10lbs, Cost 500 credits

'''Image Lantern''': holographic com-projector. Range 50 miles with a satellite uplink. Powercells 2A/2hrs, Wt. 6lbs, Cost 2,000 credits</br>

Note that for all types of advanced locks the DC to overcome is also the Dispel DC to depower.

Ether-Eyes: these are advanced night-vision goggles that grant the user Darkvision out to 120 feet and a +2 equipment bonus to Perception checks. Powercell A/1hr. Wt. 1lb, Cost 750 credits

Binoculars*: basic binoculars increase the user’s visual range up to x10 magnification. This means no penalty for Perception out to 500 feet, but limits peripheral vision greatly. Wt. 1lb, Cost 50 credits.

Vision Caster: computer enhanced macrobinoculars, grant advantage on Perception checks and ignores Dim light obscure out to the horizon of a planet’s surface or up to ten miles in space. However this limited to what the viewer is pointing at and has very limited peripheral vision. Powercell A/2hrs (one hour if using the Dark-vision feature). Wt. 2lbs, Cost 150 credits (Darkvison increases cost to 500 credits out to 1,000 feet).

Iron Shackles*: typical wrist or leg restraints, requires a DC 15 Athletics or Sleight of Hands (whatever is better) to escape or break them. Target is at disadvantage if hands behind its back. Can only make one check per hour and each time (successful or not) causes a level of exhaustion. Wt. 3lbs, Cost 50 credits. AC10, HP 10, Resistant, Hardness 8.

Electric-Binders: electric-magnetic shackles, as iron shackles but increase to DC 20. Powercell B/48hrs. Wt. 4lbs, Cost 500 credits. AC10, HP 10, Resistant, Hardness 8.

Gen-Lock: this door lock scans the genetic code of owner before opening. Base DC30 with a Security kit. Powercells 2B/7days. Wt. 5lb, Cost 2,500 credits. AC10, HP 20, Resistant, Hardness 8.

Mag-Lock: these magnetic door locks come with keypad access port. Base DC20 with a Security kit. Powercells 2B/14days. Wt. 5lbs, Cost 500 credits. AC10, HP 18, Resistant, Hardness 8.

Scrambler Pad: are magnetic random keypad lock system. Base DC25 with a Security kit. Powercells 2B/7days. Wt. 5lbs, Cost 750 credits. AC10, HP 15, Resistant, Hardness 8.

Wellesley Lock*: this is an old-style, primitive iron lock that requires DC15 Thieves Tools. Wt. 2lbs, Cost 50 credits. AC10, HP 15, Resistant, Hardness 8. High quality DC20 for 250 credits and Wt. 5lbs.

Screamer: proximity alarm that detects motion and sound, base Perception check +8 (passive perception 23). Within 30ft, if motion is detected they set of an extremely loud alarm. They automatically detects ultra-sound waves (Stummers). Powercell B/24hrs. Wt. 3lbs, Cost 300 credits.

Stummer: this pocket sized high frequency sonic wave generator can mask sounds within about one foot of user. Adds advantage to Stealth checks but only for moving silently (does not allow you user to hide without cover etc.) Powercell B/1hr. Wt. 3lbs, Cost 1,500 credits

Disguise Kit*: carrying bag with various cosmetic tools to disguise oneself. Wt. 6lbs, Cost 200 credits.

Holobelt: this belt projects a holographic image of the wear over itself as the Disguise Self spell (PHB 272) but the duration is the powercell. Powercell C/1hr, Wt. 3lbs, Cost 1,000 credits (Restricted).

Forgery Kits: this dataslate and mini-3D printer is used to craft illegal identification documents to fool various security systems. Powercell C/1hr, Wt. 4lbs, Cost 750 credits (Illegal).

Hacking Kit: this specialized kit is used to help slice past computer security protocols. They are of course illegal for most people to own. Powercell B/2hrs, Wt. 2lbs, Cost 750 credits (illegal).

Security Kit: these electronic dataslates are used to bypass electronic security locks (Gen-Locks, Magna-Locks and Scambler pads). Powercell B/2hrs, Wt. 2lbs, Cost 750 credits (Illegal).

Thieves Tools*: These are primitive, old school lock picking set. Wt. 1lb, Cost 75credits (Restricted).

In DragonStar, bio- and cyber-ware are called Spellware due to its magical nature. It includes magically enhanced implanted glands or tissue graphs, golem (cyber-limb)-replacements, runic bone etching, crystal enhancer implants, mythical tattoo graphs, embedded rune-stones, etc.

Living creatures can only handle so much ware within their bodies before it starts having an inverse effect on them. Each piece or level of ware has a Strain count. Creatures can have a maximum amount of strain equal to the lower of their Constitution or Charisma score. For every 2 points of Strain over (round up) the creature suffers 1 level of persistent Exhaustions. They cannot recover from this exhaustion until ware is removed or their Constitution and/or Charisma increases.

A cloned replacement hand or foot or minor organ (a kidney) cost 500 credits and takes about a week to grow and surgically reattach or implant into the user. A replacement arm or leg or major organ (a lung or heart) is 1,500 credits and takes about one month to grow and surgically reattach or implant to the user. These have no in game affects but prices include surgery cost.

A simple golem prosthetic replacement (cybernetic) hand or foot or minor organ costs 750 credits and takes an hour surgical operation. A complex golem prosthetic replacement for an arm or leg or heart (but could also include replacing the bone of the skull or the skeletal frame of the chest area) costs 2,500 credits and a four hour surgical operation. Basic Golem prosthetics count as 1 Strain add +2 to the characters maximum HP each, while complex replacements count as 2 Strain add +5 to the characters maximum HP each. These extra hit points can’t heal naturally, instead requiring a 30 minutes of work with a Wisdom (Medicine) check with a Surgery kit or Intelligence (Repair kit) skill check and Repair kit DC15 to restore 1d8 + Wisdom or Intelligence modifier.

All spellware requires one hour surgery per Strain to install. Most surgeons will charge 500 credits per hour of ‘work’ at a major hospitals.

Dispel can affect any one piece of spellware at a time, just as advanced gear, as if it had a B powercell (see Gear), but the subject always has advantage on these save.

Adrenal Gland Rune-Enhancement (1 level): this rune is implanted into the base of the subject’s spine and replaces part of their adrenal gland. It takes a bonus action to active this rune. Once activated, for 10 rounds afterwards (1 minute), the subject can take one extra action, bonus action and reaction a round. At the end of the duration the subject takes one level of exhaustion. The subject must complete a short or long rest to regain (and recharge) the rune to use it again. Cost 50,000 credits, Strain 4.

Agility Crystal Implant (3 level): a set of bio-crystals are implanted along the subject’s spinal cord that greatly enhances the user’s hand-eye-coordination and dexterity. A level I crystal implants grants the subject 19 Dexterity. It does not have any affect if the subject has a Dexterity of 19 or higher. Cost 25,000 credits, Strain 4. Level II crystal implants grant the subject 21 Dexterity, but again have no affect if the subject has a higher score. Cost 150,000 credits and Strain 8. Level III crystal implants grant the subject a 23 Dexterity. Cost 500,000 credits and Strain 12.

Aquatic Gill Grafts (1 level): this grafts are added to each side of the subject’s neck and allow them to breathe underwater as if they were a fish. The subject cannot drowned and gains a Swim speed of its base speed in feet a round and advantage on Athletic checks to swim. Cost 750 credits, Strain 1.

Auspex Gland Implant (1 level): a specialized vat-grown gland implanted in an arm that acts like a hand scanner auspex suite (see Hand Scanner pg. 75) but is powered by the subject’s essence for up to one hour of use before it must be recharge for one hour of nonuse. Cost 15,000 credits, Strain 3.

Breathe Bio-Gland Implant (1 level): this gland is implanted in the base of both lungs and allows the subject to breath without air for one hour (this only includes breathing, no other environmental protection is provided). Subject requires a rest to recharge the implant. Cost 750 credits, Strain 2.

Combat Rune Implant (1 level): this rune is implanted behind one of the subject’s eyes and allows for better striking ability in both ranged and melee combat. It adds +2 damage to all of the subject’s attack checks (both melee and ranged). Does not stack with laser sights. Cost 1,500 credits, Strain 2.

Dermal Rune-Armor Plating (6 levels): this is obvious, liquid metal and bio-plastic runic armor that has been grafted onto and replacements part of the subject’s dermal and subdermal layers of skin and grants natural armor class (that does not stack with normal armor). Level I grants a base AC 12 + your dexterity modifier. It costs 1,000 credits, 5lbs of encumbrance and has a Strain of 2. Level II grants a base AC 13 + your dexterity modifier, costs 2,000 credits, 10lbs of encumbrance and has a Strain of 3. Level I and II are considered Light armor and do not affect your stealth. Level III grants an AC of 15 + your dexterity modifier (max +2) and costs 4,000 credits, 15lbs of encumbrance and has a Strain of 4. It does not affect you stealth checks. Level IV grants AC 16 + your dexterity modifier (max +2), costs 6,000 credits, 20lbs of encumbrance and has a Strain of 5. It imposes disadvantage on your stealth checks. Both III and IV are considered medium armor. Level V grants a base AC of 18, costs 10,000 credits, 25lbs of encumbrance and has a Strain of 7. Level VI grants a base AC of 20, 30lbs of encumbrance and costs 18,000 credits with a Strain of 9. Both V and IV are considered heavy armor and impose disadvantage on stealth.

Doppelganger Gland Implant (1 level): this specialized gland is implanted near the top of the subject’s skull and grants it the Polymorph spell but only onto itself (can’t cast it onto another subject) and only into a small, medium or large humanoid creature that it has seen. Its statistics, other than its size, are the same in each form. Any equipment that subject is wearing or carrying are not transformed (and so if changing size will no longer fit). The subject reverts to its true form if knocked to 0 Hit Points or if it dies. There is no duration for maintaining this form, although it requires some minor concentration and the subject cannot maintain the form during a long rest. Cost 50,000 credits, Strain 3.

Dragon’s Breath Gland (4 levels): this gland is installed in the subject’s throat granting the user a breath attack. The ‘color’ of the gland produce different damage types and the age inflict greater damage. All grant saves for ½ damage against a DC8 + subject’s proficiency bonus + subject’s Charisma modifier. Black Glands deals acid damage with a Charisma save, Blue Glands deal lightning damage with an Intelligence save, Green Glands deal poison damage with Constitution save, Red Glands deal fire damage with Dexterity save, and White Glands produce cold damage with Constitution save. Level I is a Wyrmling gland that deals 2d8 damage in a 15 foot cone, Cost 3,000 credits, Strain 2. Level II is a Young gland that deals 3d8 damage in a 20 foot cone, Cost 15,000 credits and Strain 4. Level III is an Adult gland that deals 4d8 damage in a 30 foot cone, Cost 75,000 credits and Strain 6. Level IV is an Ancient gland that deals 5d8 damage in a 40 foot cone, Cost 250, 000 credits and Strain 8. Each gland can be used three times and then require the subject to take a short or long rest to recharge it. Subject must be able to ‘breath’ in order to use these glands (i.e. you can’t be in the void).

Ether-Eye Runic Implants (1 level): these specialized transparent rune plates are implanted into the subject’s eyes. The grant the subject the same features as Ether-Eye goggles (see gear) but requires no powercell, instead running on the subject’s essence. Drow and other sunlight sensitive species with such an implant also ignore the penalties due to sunlight and brightness. Cost 30,000 credits, Strain 2.

Excortex Implant (3 levels): this implant is grafted to the subject’s brain steam acts as a Golem Control Rig within a 5 mile range. Level II, as a Bonus action each round on your turn you designate one target that you can see. Your excortex processor feeds you telemetry, vulnerabilities, and combat tactics granting you advantage on your next attack rolls against the target (but only first attack if you have multiple attacks in a round). Level III allows you to share this feature with one drone you are in communication with and control of (it can pick its own separate target each round). Level I: Cost 10,000 credits, Strain 2; Level II: Cost 45,000 credits, Strain 5, Level III Cost 75,000: credits, Strain 7.

Frame Reinforcement Tattoos (1 level): these runic tattoos enhanced the subject’s ability to carry additional weight. Treat the subject’s size by one higher for determine encumbrance, pushing, pulling weights. Cost 500 credits, Strain 1.

Flesh Pockets (3-5 levels): specialized voids are opened within the subject’s body cavities allowing small (4-5lbs) items to hidden within. Items placed within are hard to detect (disadvantage with Hand scanner). Advanced version incorporate the same magical process for the creation of bags of holding, that hold up to 500 pounds (15lbs encumbrance) but not exceeding a volume of 64 cubic feet. Basic models Cost 500 credits and Strain 1; Advanced models Cost 10,000 credits and Strain 4. A medium sized creature can have up to 5 pockets while small sized creatures can only fit 3.

Flight Gland (1 level): this specialized gland is implanted under the skin of the subject’s back and legs. When activated (which takes an action to active or deactivate) it grants the user a Fly speed of 60 feet a round. This gland will maintain a subject in the air for 30 rounds before it battery runs dry. These rounds don’t have to be consecutive. The subject regains all rounds (no matter how many where used) after a long rest. Cost 75,000 credits, Strain 4.

Healer’s Graft (1 level): this graft replaces part of the subject’s kidneys and works to supercharge the blood cells ability to naturally heal. The subject regains all of its Hit Dice after a long rest and gains its level/challenge rating as bonus Hit Points healed back during a short or long rest. Finally when reduced to 0 hit points the subject is instead set to 1 HP. The subject must complete a long rest to regain (and recharge the graft) the use this last ability again. Cost 10,000 credits, Strain 2.

Implant Comlink (1 level): a small rune is place under the skin and behind the subject’s ear. Allows the subject to communicate via a radio up to ten miles. The subject can text messages and sub-vocally ‘talk’ for private conversions with no powercell required. Cost 500 credits, Strain 1.

Implant Dataslate (varies): a magical gland implanted into the hosts brain and acts as a standard dataslate running off the target’s essence instead of a powercell. Each additional level will add one level of Advisor attribute boost and/or Library skill proficiency. Cost 1,000 credits per level, base Strain 1; +1 Strain for each additional level past 1.

Golem Arm Graft (2 levels): a third arm made of metal and bioplastics is placed along the chest cavity of the subject just below one of their normal arms. At level two adds another arm on the opposite side of the body for four arms total. You may interact with one additional object or feature of the environment for free during your turn. You can carry an additional one-handed weapon using each of these extra arms, and you can use the Versatile property of weapons carried in these extra arms. Or you could use these extra arms to initiate grapples. These hands can be used for other tasks, such as opening doors, carrying torches, using tools, or performing the somatic components of spells, without difficulty when they are not holding weapons. Add +5 HP to subject total (as golem limb replacements, see above). Cost 15,000 credits each level, Strain 4 each.

Muscle Crystal Implant (3 levels): a set of bio-crystals are implanted along the subject’s muscle groups and greatly enhances overall strength. A level I crystal implants grants the subject 19 Strength. It does not have any affect if the subject has a Strength of 19 or higher. Cost 15,000 credits, Strain 2. Level II crystal implants grant the subject 21 Strength, but again have no affect if the subject has a higher score. Cost 100,000 credits and Strain 4. Level III crystal implants grant the subject a 23 Strength. Cost 250,000 credits and Strain 6.

Polyhand Graft (3 levels): these grafts require at least a golem hand-limb replacement. They act as any one type of hand scanner or one of the following gears – Forgery Kit, Fusion Lantern, Hackers Kit, Hypospray Syringe (takes an action to reload the syringe), Repair Kit, Security Kit or Thieves Tools. Each level is a separate tool or hand scanner implant and no matter how many the subject has it can only access one at a time. It takes an action to unlock the tool kit and another to hide it back within the golem limb. Cost 10,000 credits each, Strain 2 each.

Skill Port (3 levels): This ports are implanted into the subject’s brain. Cost 5,000 credits, Strain 2 each level. Each port can handle one skill or language-soft rune crystal. These special rune-etched crystals grant the subject proficiency with one Skill or Language (they have no affect if the subject already has proficiency with said skill or language). Each crystal cost 8,000 credits for a Skill and 1,000 credits for each Language. It takes an action to change a skill crystal and an action to activate one. If the subject has more than one skill port it can access all of them at the same time.

Speed Tattoos (3 levels): silver laced tattoos are ‘etched’ onto the subject’s legs and lower spine, greatly enhanced their ground speed. Each level adds +10 feet to base speed of the creature. The subject can also take a Dash action as a bonus action. Level I Cost 5,000 credits, Strain 2; level II Cost 15,000 credits, Strain 4; level III Cost 30,000 credits, Strain 6.

Spider Gland Implant (1 level): a generically grown gland is implanted into the subject spin near the shoulder blades on its back. When activated as a bonus action, the subject has a Climb speed of its normal movement. Cost 8,000 credits, Strain 2.

Subdermal Mithril Skeletal Etching (3 levels): a complex system of mithril laced runes are etched onto the subject’s entire skeletal structure to enhance its ability to absorb damage. There are three basic etchings available, each grants the subject Resistance to one type of nonmagical (or AP) weapon damage – bludgeoning, piercing or slashing. Each level costs 10,000 credits and Strain of 3.

Synergizing Symbiote (1 level): one of the oldest forms of spellware, these tiny, biovat grown tadpole like creatures wrap themselves around the spinal cord near the base of the brain. They greatly enhance the body’s and spirit’s ability to absorb damage, increasing the subject’s maximum Hit Point total by +20. These hit points heal as normal. Cost 10,000 credits, Strain 1.

Targeting Eye Implant (1 level): this implant replaces one of the target’s eyes. While still allowing full visual range, this implant allows the user to ignore disadvantage due to long range with any attack when he takes the Aim maneuver. Cost 1,500 credits, Strain 2.

Touch Rune (1 level): these specialized runes are implanted into the subject’s hands. They allow the subject to control any advanced device or computer, etc. by touch alone. This could speed up some tasks, like typing commands on a computer, etc. but does not remove the need for a tool kit. Cost 5,000 credits, Strain 2.

Troll Gland Implant (3 level): a specialized grand replaces one of the subject’s kidneys that produces synthetized troll blood greatly enhancing its ability to heal from damage. This process also “fixes” the trolls vulnerabilities to fire and acid. They are rated by ‘age’ of the troll. Level I (Juvenile) allows the subject to regain 1d6 Hit Points every four hours so long as you have at least 1 Hit Point. If the subject loses a body part, it will regrow and return to full function in 3d6+3 day if you have at least 1 Hit Point the whole time. Cost 10,000 credits and Strain 2. Level II (Adult) allows the subject to regain 1d6 Hit Points every 15 minutes, provided that they have at least 1 Hit Point. If the subject loses a body part, it will regrow and return to full function in 1d6+1 day if you have at least 1 Hit Point the whole time. Cost 75,000 credits, Strain 4. Level III (Bull) grants the subject true regeneration, healing it 1d6 Hit Points at the start of its turn so long as it has at least 1 Hit Point. If the subject loses a body part, it will regrow and return to full function in 1d6+1 hours if you have at least 1 Hit Point the whole time. Cost 500,000 credits, Strain 8.

Vehicle Enhanced Control-Etching (10 levels): these specialized runic etchings are drawn on the subjects’ hand bones along them greater control with a specific type of vehicle. They grant a +2 bonus to skill checks and to that vehicle’s saving throws when controlling it. This etching can be taken multiple levels, each level it applies to a different Vehicle and Skill type (they do not stack). Types – Aerocraft, Coppers, Filtters, Landcraft, Skimmer, Tracked, Walkers, Watercraft, Starship and Capital Starships. Cost 6,000 level, Strain 2 a level.

Venom Bite (1 level): Implanted fang teeth and a venom sack in the throat. Whenever you hit an enemy with a melee attack on your turn, as a bonus action you can make a melee attack against the same enemy. On a hit, the target takes 1d6 + Strength modifier as piercing damage and they must make a DC15 Constitution save or gained the Poisoned condition. At the end of the target gets a new Constitution save. Success ends the condition. You are always considered proficient with this bonus attack. The venom sack has enough for six bites before it is empty (you can still make bite attacks but it does not impose the poisoned continue). It requires a long rest to recharge the venom. Cost 10,000 credits, Strain 3.

Vigor Crystal Implant (3 levels): a set of bio-crystals are implanted along the subject’s skeletal frame that greatly enhances the user’s health and overall toughness. A level I crystal implants grants the subject 19 Constitution. It does not have any affect if the subject has a Constitution of 19 or higher. Cost 20,000 credits, Strain 4. Level II crystal implants grant the subject 21 Constitution, but again have no affect if the subject has a higher score. Cost 125,000 credits and Strain 8. Level III crystal implants grant the subject a 23 Constitution. Cost 350,000 credits and Strain 12. This spellware implant increase does not affect the subject’s maximum Strain level for additional implants.

Void Symbiote (1 level): these microscopic ‘virus’-like creatures live within the subject’s blood system and throughout the entire body and allow the user to survive in the vacuum conditions for up to one hour without need of a skinsuit (they provide the same benefits as a skinsuit). After that the symobiotes require the subject to take a short or long rest to recharge. Cost 10,000 credits, Strain 3.

Weapon Implant (2 levels): a small, hand-held weapon is implanted into the subject’s body or golem limb replacement. Something the size of a dagger or autoloader pistol Costs 5,000 credits and Strain 2 to be placed within a limb (or 2,000 credits and no strain within a golem limb replacement). Something the size of a shortsword or handcannon would Cost 10,000 credits and Strain 4 to be placed within a limb (or 5,000 credits and Strain 1 within a golem limb replacement). A longsword or Submachinegun would Cost 15,000 credits and Strain 6 (or 7,000 credits and Strain 3 within a golem arm replacement). These weapons are totally hidden within the subject body when not in use and are ‘drawn’ as a normal weapon would be drawn and readied for use. The weapon must be ‘out’ in order to reload it if it requires a powercell or ammunition. Generally a subject cannot have more than two weapons implanted in this way.

Wildwise (1 level): implanted enhanced fungus that attaches to subject’s spin. Grants the subject proficiency with Animal Handling and Survival skills. If the subject already has these skills, double the proficiency bonus with them. The subject gains advantage with passive perception in rural or wilderness settings and a special type of animal empathy with wild beasts. When dealing with normal domesticated animals and beasts the user has advantage on its’ Animal Handling skill checks. Cost 15,000 credits, Strain 3.

'''Combat Drone''': medium drones specially built for fighting and combat. They have heavier frames and additional weapon mounts. Cost 49,500 credits (Restricted); Attributes: Strength 14, Dexterity 14, Constitution N/A, Intelligence 10, Wisdom 10, Charisma 6; Proficiency Bonus +3; Save: Strength; Speed 40ft (80 MPH); AC 18 (+2); SZ: Medium; HD: 4; HP: 40; Skills: Athletics +5, Computer Use +1; Special Qualities: Walker Model. Construct, Hardness 4, Powercell D/48hrs, Unarmed 1d6. Armor Upgrade II, Weapon Mount (2 rifle, 1 heavy), Weapon Proficiency (Simple, Martial, Pistols, Rifles, Heavy).

'''Aerocraft Fighter''': planetary defense Aerocraft fighters are cheap to produces. Cost: 850,000 (Military); Size: Gargantuan (4); Crew: 2; Cargo: 100lbs; Maneuver: +2 (+1); Speed: 160ft (640 MPH), stall 80ft; Cover: Full; Powercell: 3H - 8hrs; AC: 12 + Dex/Int; HD: 9; HP: 90; Hardness: 4; Threshold: 35; Save: +1; Abilities: Strength 40, Dexterity 22; Grab +19. Notes: Afterburners Jet Aerocraft (runway 2,000ft). ACMC, A.I. & Automation (Prof +3, Intelligence 20, Wisdom 14; Notice +5, Pilot +6; attack +8), Combat Radar (Blind-sense 500ft base, 10 miles extended), Environmental Seal, Hardened Powercell. Fixed quad-link Auto-Cannons (damage 6d12), Two Fixed 2 mounts with Missile Launchers (can store 18 light missiles or 6 medium).</br>

'''Attack Chopper''': a lightly armored attack coppers. Cost: 136,000 (Military); Size: Huge (2); Crew: 2; Cargo: 500lbs; Maneuver: +2 (+1); Speed: 80ft (160MPH); Cover: Full; Powercell: 3G -10hrs; AC: 14 + Dex/Int; HD: 8; HP: 80; Hardness: 8; Threshold: 30; Save; +4; Abilities: Strength 36, Dexterity 18; Grab +12. Notes: Rotor Aerocraft. ACMC, A.I. & Automation (Intelligence 16, Wisdom 14; Notice +4, Pilot +6; attack +5), Combat Radar (Blindsense 500ft base, 10 miles extended), Electromagnetic shielding II. Fixed forward duel-link Auto-Cannons (damage 5d12), Two Fixed mounts with Missile Launchers (stores 12 light missiles).</br>

'''Flitter Tank''': front line battle tanks of the Imperial army! Cost: 1,250,000 (Military); Size: Gargantuan (4); Crew: 5; Cargo: 4,000lbs; Maneuver: +0 (+1); Speed: 120ft (360 MPH); Cover: Full; Powercell 2H-8hrs; AC: 17; HD: 15; HP: 150; Hardness: 20; Threshold: 49; Save: +6; Abilities: Strength 48, Dexterity 18; Grab +23. Note: Anti-Grav. ACMC, A.I. & Automation (Prof +4, Intelligence 20, Wisdom 14; Notice +6, Pilot +10; attack +9), Combat Radar (Blindsense 500ft base, 10 miles extended), Electromagnetic Shielding II, Environmental Seal, Ether-Scope Screen (Darkvision 1,000ft), Force Field 10/100, Hardened Powercell. Fixed 2 turret with Heavy Cannon and Super-Heavy Laser Cannon. Four Fixed turret mounts with Heavy Machineguns.</br>

'''Super Transport''': an extremely large tracked long distance haulers. Cost: 550,000 (Restricted); Size: Colossal (6); Crew: 10; Passengers: 30; Cargo: 80,000lbs; Maneuver: -1; Speed: 20ft (40 MPH); Cover: Full; Powercell: 8H-24hrs; AC: 15; HD: 20; HP: 200; Hardness: 10; Threshold: 70; (Save: +2); Abilities: Strength 60, Dexterity 12; Grab +31. Note: Tracked. A.I. (Intelligence 14, Wisdom 14; Notice +4), Multi-Speck Sensor (as auspex hand scanner but range 5miles +5DC +1mile).

'''Explorer Walker''': these four legged transports are used to explore and scout, even on airless moons. Cost: 300,000; Size: Gargantuan (4); Crew: 2; Passengers: 16; Cargo: 5,000lbs; Maneuver: +6; Speed: 60ft (120 MPH); Cover: Full; Powercell: 8G-12hrs; AC: 14 + Dex/Int (max +2); HD: 12; HP: 120; Hardness: 8; Threshold: 45; Save: +1; Abilities: Strength 40, Dexterity 16; Grab +19. Note: Walker (4-leg). A.I. & Automation (Intelligence 12, Wisdom 18; Drive +5, Notice/expertise +8; attack +3), Environmental Seal, Ether-Scope Screen (Darkvision 1,000ft), Gyrostablization, Life Support for 18 (2D battery 44hrs), Multi-Speck Sensor (as auspex hand scanner but range 5miles +5DC +1mile), Planetary Survey Kit (see Hand Scanners).</br>

'''''Raptor'' Light Attack Fighter'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1970393575042452/]: his is a fast and affordable attack starfighter used by both the Empire and many mercenary companies. It’s too small to carry a StarCaster of its own and must rely on larger carries to be transported between the stars. Cost: 945,000 (Military); Size: Gargantuan (4); Crew: 1; Cargo: 400lbs; Maneuver: +4 (+1); Speed: 110ft (1,100 MPH, Space 11); Energy: 5; AC: 12 + Dex/Int; Life Support: 2 days; HD: 18; HP: 180; Hardness: 15; Save: +5; Threshold: 45; Abilities: Strength 40, Dexterity 26; Grab +19. Notes: Advanced Sensor Suite, ACMC, A.I. (Prof +3, Intelligence 20, Wisdom 16; Notice +6, Pilot +11; attack +8), Atmospheric, Electromagnetic Shielding II.</br>

'''Imperial ''Katana'' Gun-Ship'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1970393575042452/]: A staple of the Empires heavy interceptor fighter/bombers. These ships are not as fast as many others of their class to maximum their ruggedness. Cost: 1,025,000 (Military); Size: Gargantuan (4); Crew: 2; Cargo: 600lbs; Maneuver: +1 (+1); Speed: 80ft (800 MPH, Space 8); Energy: 5; AC: 14 + Dex/Int (max +2); Life Support: 2 days; HD: 20; HP: 200; Hardness: 25; Save: +5; Threshold: 52; Abilities: Strength 44, Dexterity 20; Grab +21. Notes: Advanced Sensor Suite, ACMC, A.I. (Prof +3, Intelligence 20, Wisdom 18; Notice +7, Pilot +8; attack +8), Atmospheric, Electromagnetic Shielding II, Hardened Frame I.</br>

In order to successfully plot a course between two points and engage a StarCaster requires a Computer Use skill check. The StarCaster engine rips a pair of holes or points between realspace and the Umbral Shadow (these tears are referred to as ‘Fissures’) that instantly teleports the ship from one present tears locations to the new one within real space. To plot a basic course requires a DC15 Computer Use and 2d6 minutes of time. If the plotter wants to rush this, it could try to plot a course as an Action but the DC increases to 20. If the plotter wanted to take its time it could instead take one hour to plot its course and lower to DC10.

Distance also have a factor on the plotting DC. Use the base DC if plotting a course within the same starship (say teleporting from the main habitable planet to its asteroid belt in the outer system), and for every 10 light years distance increase the DC by +3 out to 50 light years (for +15 to the DC) maximum. A starship A.I. can hold a number of course plots within its memory banks equal to its Intelligence modifier. Additional ones could be stored in external memory but it takes an hour to upload and replace one. If the A.I. has the plot data for a jump, it can plot the course itself or it can grant advantage to the plotter check.

After a starship has reemerged from the Umbral Shadow it takes 2d6 hours +1d6 hour per 10 light years teleported for the engines to recharge before another teleport can be made. One can shortened this by increasing the plotting DC by +2 per one less hour. However failure results in 1d6 damage per HD of the ship (ignores hardness and resistance) and the StarCaster is damaged as above.

What is the Umbral Shadow? It is this universes cross between the Shadowfells and Astral Space. It is almost pitch black but there are shapes and living creatures that can be found here. It allows the vessels to teleport over vast distances with StarCaster engine.

Advanced Control (cannot be added to Tracked and Watercraft): Cost is the base vehicle cost, including propulsion type modifier to cost. Increase the basic AC bonus by one step (AC only to AC +Dex/Int, max +2 or AC +Dex/Int, max +2 to AC +Dex/Int). Can be taken twice by those vehicles that start with AC but the price for the four times as much.</br>

Advanced Crash systems: Can be added to any vehicle for ¼ its base cost. For ‘Bikes’, with crash system engaged, passengers take ¾ damage from crashes. Ground vehicles, with crash system engaged, passengers take ¼ damage from the crash. Aerocraft and Spacecraft, with the crash system engaged, passengers take ½ damage from crash.</br>

AMCM: Cost ¼ base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Anti-Missile Counter Measures are integrated jammers and decoys. The ship imposes disadvantage on Computer Use check to gain missile locks and gains advantage against the tractor beam Grapple check.</br>

Armor Upgrade: Cost is the base vehicle cost, for a +1 AC and Hardness (half this cost for Tracked vehicles and Starships). Maximum of 6 times, for same cost and benefit, except Aerocraft which can only take this upgrade twice.</br>

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.): Cost 1,000 credits times vehicle Mods, minimum 1. A basic A.I. can run passive systems (scanners, open doors, regulate interior temperature). For full A.I. can operate active systems – takeoff, landing, and flying, fire all weapons, to opening and closing hatches, requires Automation (see below). Has a Proficiency bonus of +2 and Intelligence 12 and Wisdom 10. To increase the proficiency bonus to +3 costs 10,000 credits. Proficiency bonus of +4 (max) costs an additional +25,000 credits (must still pay the+3 cost). Either Intelligence or Wisdom can be increased separately at a cost 500 times the vehicles Mods per +2 max score 30.</br>

Atmospheric (Spacecraft only): Cost base vehicle cost x5. This allows a starship to enter and leave a planetary atmospheres. Includes heat shielding and additional work to handle the stress and strain of entry. All starships with this modification include vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) capacities.</br>

Attribute Boost: Increase the vehicle’s Strength or Dexterity. Each level adds +2 to one attribute and costs ¼ the base vehicle cost. Dexterity can be taken 8 times (max 26 Dexterity), while Strength maybe increase up to double base level (i.e. a large vehicles’ base Strength is 24, can increase to 48).</br>

Automation (Requires an A.I.): Cost is ½ the base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. This vehicle can drive itself and preform any normal vehicle function or actions (see A.I. Vehicle Actions). Counts as the operator, crew and/or gunner. Hover and Wheeled Bikes type vehicles must also have the Gyrostabilization upgrade.</br>

Bomb Bay (Minimum size Huge or larger and only Aerocraft or Spacecraft vehicles): Cost 5,000 credits each. Each bomb bay may drop one bomb a round. All use the same attack roll (see Vehicle Combat). Require 150% the bomb’s weight in storage (cargo) space for each bomb carried.</br>

Cargo: increases the basic cargo load by 50%, costs one-tenth vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Can be taken up to the vehicles Mods number of times.</br>

Electromagnetic Shielding: Cost ½ vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Each level adds +2 to a vehicle’s save against EMP, Ion and Pincher affects.</br>

Enhanced Powercells: Cost base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Increases the battery duration of a vehicle by +2 hours but also ads +½hr to recharge. Can be taken multiple times depending on the vehicle.</br>

Environmentally Sealed: Costs 500 credits per passengers. Sealed vs. hostile environments.

Extra Batteries (Powercell only): Cost double base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Doubles the basic battery number the vehicles has and operating duration is also doubles.</br>

FTL StarCaster (Starships only): Minimum size of ship Colossal. Cost base vehicle cost x10. Includes both the StarCaster engine and astrogation computer plotting systems requirements.</br>

Fuel Pods (Starship only): Cost base vehicle cost for each ‘pod’. Each pod increases energy capacity by 20%. Can be take up to the vehicle’s Mod times.</br>

Fine/Luxury Features: Costs the same price as the basic vehicle cost. The exterior and interior of the vehicle have enhanced features to appeal to those who desire style. Can be taken twice as Luxury features. Passenger fees can be increased over 100% standard rates for each level.</br>

Hardened Frame: Costs ¼ the basic vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost (Spacecraft and Tracked vehicles do not count the vehicle propulsion for cost). Each level adds +5 to the vehicle’s Damage Threshold. Can be taken a number of times equal to the vehicle’s Mod.</br>

Hardening: Costs ¼ the basic vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost (Spacecraft and Tracked vehicles do not count these increase into the cost). Increase the vehicles Hardness rating. Each level adds +2 to the base Hardness (stacks with Armor Upgrade). Can be taken vehicle Mod times, except by Aerocraft which can take it a maximum of 3 times (if Mods are higher).</br>

Hauler (Atmospheric vehicles only): Costs ¼ the basic vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. The vehicle has some external cargo capacity not included within the vehicle. For example a trailer for a ground vehicle or sling for a helicopter or anti-grav craft. Most vehicles can haul ten times the base vehicles Cargo load. Rotorcraft are the only type of Aerocraft that can have this upgrade and halve the weight (i.e. x5). Watercraft increased this cargo weight by four times.</br>

Inferior Controls: Cost reduction -20% off the base vehicle cost, including propulsion, each level. Reduces AC bonuses by one step (AC +Dex/Int is reduced to AC + Dex/Int (max +2) and the vehicle’s Maneuver by -2 each level. Can be taken twice down to AC for smaller vehicles.</br>

Ion Hardening: Cost is base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifier. Advantage again Ion and Pincher saving throws and don’t double damage to impose affects.</br>

Ion Vulnerability: Reduces cost -10% off base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers. Vehicle suffers double damage against Ion and Pincher damage (don’t double again to impose affects).</br>

Garage/Hanger, Large (Titan or larger only): Cost 100,000 credits. A hangar (or garage) can carry up twenty-four Medium, twelve Large, six Huge or three Gargantuan sized vehicles.

Gyrostabilization: Cost is base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Adds +4 to Maneuver and allows for self-driving/automation checks for bikes and hovercraft.</br>

Life Support (Non-Spacecraft. Requires Environmentally Sealed): Cost ½ base vehicle cost. For vacuum environments. Requires a separate B powercell per passenger for 18 hours of air, each. A separate C powercell will instead provide the same air for 4 passengers, while a D powercell will provide the same air for 20 passengers.</br>

Mercantile (Minimum size Behemoth or larger): Cost 80,000 credits each. Each generates vehicle’s Mods x 1d4K credits a month for the ship. Each has roughly 300 square feet of space. Each addition add unit roughly 150 square feet and +1d4K revenue a month. Most be open to public, etc.</br>

Missile Launcher: Cost 5,000 credits each. Allows up to four Light or two Medium or one Heavy missiles to be fired at once each round. Requires twice the storage (cargo) space equal to the weight of each missile carried.</br>

Passenger Compartment: Costs is ½ the base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. +50% the base Crew number as passengers. Can be taken a number of times equal to vehicle mod.</br>

Off-Road (Wheeled vehicles only): Cost is base vehicle cost. This allows a vehicle to ignore off-road and difficult terrain penalties. If taken a second time at base vehicle cost, add Resistance against maneuver damage for the same cost again.</br>

Ram: Cost is base vehicle cost. The vessels has a reinforced port and superstructure allowing it to ram other vehicle without destroying itself (at least in theory). It has resistance on any ramming damage that it would suffer when it rams another vessel (but not when rammed by another).</br>

Reinforced Chassis: Cost is ½ the base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost, for +1 HD and +10 Hit Points. Can be take a maximum number of times up to double the basic HD level (i.e. a Large vehicle has a base of HD6, so this modifier can be take a maximum of 6 times). When adding to tracked and space vehicles instead add +2 HD and +20 Hit Points for each level.

Sensor Suites, Basic (Spacecraft only and all require at least this level). Cost 50,000 credits. Requires Intelligence (Computer Use) to operate properly. Include light, chemical, motion and other active sensors allow detection of target up to 100 AU away with a DC20 Computer Use skill check. Within 5 AU (optimal) this drops to DC15. Illumination and cover are ignored. Targets don’t have to be in line of sight but asteroids, small moons or powerful energy fields may cause inaccurate or false readings, counting as obscure to hide, etc.</br>

Sensor Suits, Advanced: Cost 500,000 credits. Superior tech extends detection of maximum range to 500 AU (base DC20). Within 25 AU it drops to DC15. All other factors as Basic Sensor Suite.

Sensor Systems (Atmospheric only): Variable cost. Advanced sensors to aid operators and crew. All requires Intelligence (Computer Use) to operate properly. Without proficiency all checks are at disadvantage. Include: Radar (Blindsense aerial 10 miles, however not for attacks) for 4,000 credits, Combat Radar (Blindsense 500ft base, 10 mile extended) for 8,000 credits. Sonar works the same for the same cost but only on and underwater. Multi-Spec Sensor as Auspex Hand Scanner, but range is five miles (+5DC for every additional mile) 5,000 credits. Ether-Scope Screen (Darkvision 1,000ft base) 2,000 credits.</br>

Shields: Cost is ½ the base vehicle cost, including the propulsion types increases, per level. Acting like Temporary Hit Points and a Threshold, the amount of damage that it will stop from each attack. Active shields also detonate missiles and torpedoes before they strike, giving the ship Resistance to these attacks (and canceling any AP affect). Level I rating 5/50 (threshold/temporary hit points); Level II rating 10/100, requires a minimum vehicle size of Huge; Level III grants 20/200 requires minimum size of Gargantuan. Level IV grants 30/300 and requires minimum size of Colossal; Level V grants 40/400 and requires a minimum size of Behemoth. Enhanced Shields increase cost by 25% and increase the total temporary HP by +50% (i.e. 100 becomes 150, etc.). This enhancement can be taken twice for same cost each time.</br>

Speed: Cost is ¼ the base vehicle cost, including the propulsion types increases, per level. Each level adds +5ft to the base speed times the propulsion types. Max levels double base speed.

Speed Reduction: Cost reduction -5% off the base vehicle cost. Each time this is taken, reduce base speed by -5ft (then calculate vehicle speed by propulsion). Minimum speed of 10ft.</br>

Stealth System: Cost is the base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Radar absorbing paint, heat baffles, scramblers and other tech make this ship difficult to detect. Those trying to located, attack, lock-on, etc. are at a disadvantage against this ship. The effect is negated any round in which the ship fires a weapon or emits some other non-cloak signal such as radio signals or active sensor searches. The vehicle can also attempt to Hide without cover but at a basic check. Cover gain advantage on check. Use operator’s Intelligence modifier instead of Dexterity.</br>

Submersible (Watercraft only): Cost is double the base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost. Base Watercraft feature to the vehicle when running on the surface. When running underwater halve speed. Increase speed cost as Watercraft but the numbers are halved when the vehicle is running underwater. Powercell battery life includes basic life support features. </br>

Superstructure (Leviathan sized vehicles or larger): Cost 500,000 credits each. Superstructures are massive extensions that add a great amount of space to a ships. Typically to accommodate more passengers or cargo. Each superstructure uses +1 more Energy per day and reduces HD/HP base by -1d/-10HP x the vehicles Mods as they reduces the overall structural integrity.

*Bulk Cargo: These massive hulls that can handle 800,000 cubic feet of cargo (20,000 tons or 5,000 tons if the ship enters is to enter the atmosphere). Halve cost if the area is not sealed verses vacuum/environment but then it cannot enter an atmosphere.

*Factory: These units can process raw material into manufactured goods. Adds 100 crew. Each factory requires one shuttle to take in raw goods. Each factory can generate 2d6 x 5,000 credits in goods, supplies, etc. a week in an average mineral rich environment (asteroid field, etc.).

*Hanger: Large dedicated flight bay that holds up to 20 gargantuan sized vehicles or 10 colossal sized one. Includes additional fuel storage, maintenance bays, training and briefing rooms and ads 50 additional crew members (not counting flight crew).

*Passenger, Civilian: Accommodations for long-term comfortable travel, includes hydroponic gardens, theaters, gyms, malls, restaurants, shopping and logging for 700 passengers and 50 additional crew. Generates 2d4 x 5,000 credits each month in revenue.

*Passenger, Military: Spartan barracks, training facilities, armories, and a few multi-purpose recreations areas for 500 troopers and 50 additional crew (cooks, techs, etc.)

Teleporter (Minimum size Colossal): Cost 500,000 credits each. Teleporters can transport up to six Medium size creatures at a time, or 1,000lbs of cargo up to 100 miles distance, or up to 1,000 miles if linked with a transmitter beacon at the destination.</br>

Torpedo Tubes (Starships only): Cost 10,000 credits each. Each tube allows one torpedo to be fired a round. Requires twice each torpedo’s weight of in storage (cargo) space.</br>

Tractor Beams: Cost ¼ base vehicle cost, including propulsion modifiers to cost, each. Tractor beams are designed to hold enemy vessel in place and to pull them to the attacker. Vehicles can only affect vessels of similar size or smaller Size. Their range is 500/5,000 (10/50 in space). This works just like a Grapple check adding a reverse of the vehicle’s size modifier plus its Strength bonus. If the attacker wins, the target ship is Restrained. The attack can also move the target towards itself up to 1 space a round (1,000 feet).</br>

Workspace (Minimum sized Colossal): Cost 5,000 credits each. The vehicle has a scientific laboratory, a small medical bay (up to 2 people), a machine room, etc. The properties of these stations vary but most grants advantage with a limited set of skills.</br>

Weapon Mount: Cost for fixed Heavy Weapon mounts cost 1,000 credits each. Super-heavy mount (minimum size Large vehicle) cost 2,000 credits each. Weapons with Super-Heavy Fixed weapon properties (minimum size Huge vehicle) cost 4,000 credits each. Fixed 2 weapon properties (minimum size Gargantuan vehicle) cost 8,000 credits each. Fixed 3 weapon properties (minimum size Behemoth vehicle) cost 12,000 credits each. Fixed 4 weapon properties (minimum size Leviathan vehicle) cost 20,000 credits each. Turrets triple these prices.</br>

''Note'' – duel linked weapons add an additional +1d to the weapon dice total (3d8 becomes 4d8) while quad linked weapons add an additional +2d to the weapon dice total.</br>