Wednesday, October 28, 2009

[Future Perfect] Shuttles by Zero-G



Hobgoblin Combat Shuttle

Manufacture: Zero-G Innovations
Size: Small
Power: 10
Acc: 220 Top: 1200 Handling: +2
FTL: Gate Beacon
Crew: 1 Hull: 16 (4) [Armor 4]

Ship Systems:
  • Basic Computer with Autopilot, Target Acquisition/Control System, Pattern Recognition
  • Starship
  • Security Cells or Passenger Compartment (Buyer’s Option: 1 Space, 1 Power)
  • Atmospheric (Climb: 55)
Weapons:
Light Rail Gun [2 Spaces, 1 Power; Modular Turret Mount]
200/400/800; 3d8 AP12; RoF1

Other Options:

[Armed Response]
  • Medium Double Beam Cannon Array [2 Spaces, 3 Power; Turret Mounted]
    100/200/400; 4d10 AP8; RoF1
  • Security Cell
[Torpedo Delivery]
  • Hunter Medium Torpedo [1 Space; 1 Power to Fire any number of torpedoes
    275/550/1100; Tracking (Range 6600); Speed 1100; 4d10 AP40; Medium Burst
  • (6) Additional Torpedoes [1 Space]
  • Mark I Deflector [1 Space; 1 Power]
  • Cells/Passenger Compartments are removed to house the Deflector Transmission & Control Systems
Notes: Updates and makes combat ready the old Gremlin shuttle design from StarJourney once Zero-G acquired their assets. It is a combat oriented hybrid of the Gremlin and early Goblin shuttle designs designed for short range patrol, support, and security use. Too small and much too expensive for use by the pirate clans, the Hobgoblin’s modularity and ease of customization has made this craft a big hit among bounty hunters and regional marshals alike.





Goblin Advanced Transport Shuttle
Manufacture: Zero-G Innovations
Size: Small
Power: 12
Acc: 220 Top: 1200 Handling: +2
FTL: H-Space Drive [1 Space; 1 Power]
Crew: 1 Hull: 14 (4) [Armor 4]

Ship Systems:
  • Basic Computer with Autopilot, Library (General Knowledge), Knowledge: Astrogation, Pattern Recognition
  • (2) Passenger Spaces (6 Passenger; 2 Spaces; 2 Power)
  • Mark I Deflector Screen [-1 to Target Locks: 1 Space, 1 Power]
  • Starship
  • Atmospheric (Climb: 55)
Weapons:
None

Notes: Designed for civilian use, this craft replaced the old Gremlin shuttle originally made by StarJourney Transportation

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