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Nueva Castilla

2025-03-30T15:42:45Z

Ryan:

[[File:Nueva castilla.png|thumb|Planetary flag of Nueva Castilla]]
'''Nueva Castilla''' is an exoplanet in the SVC-3017 'Culebre' system, currently in the late stages of terraforming. Once a barren rock, it was chosen for colonization by the United Nations (succeeded by the Terran Commonwealth, and later the [[Sol Central Government]]) because of its size, core composition and location in the Culebre system's “goldilocks zone” – in the wake of [[Earth]]'s ecological collapse, Nueva Castilla become one of several escape vectors chosen by humans with the means to flee off-planet.

Since the terraforming project began, Nueva Castilla has developed a functional, if decidedly unique biosphere where much of the planet is covered in a fast-growing moss. There are two major human settlements – Placida and Santiago – and a number of smaller ones both planetside and in-system. Today, Nueva Castilla is a well-connected member of the Sol Central Government after over a century's worth of delays.

== Culture ==

=== '''Demographics and Language''' ===
Nueva Castilla has developed a unique culture over the century and a half since its establishment, with significant influence from old-Earth Iberian pioneer culture as well as from Culebre's neighboring systems. Spacer cultures formed from a blend of Castillan and non-Castillan traditions are very common off-world.

Zurich Accord Common is Nueva Castilla's primary trade language, and is taught as a first language in public education. Censuses dictate a majority of Castillans (but not all) speak a variety of languages in the Iberian linguistic family.

A majority of the labour on the planet revolves around moss-based agriculture, ecological templating, and subsistence, whereas mining, commerce and heavy industrial labour are the focuses for those off-world.

=== '''Political Climate''' ===
Prior to the construction of the Culebre Gateway, Nueva Castilla was isolated from much of the Terran Commonwealth's (and later, the SCG's) political baggage. It is headed by the Nueva Castilla Constituency Body (NCCB), which interacts with corporate and public entities from the SCG and beyond. Members of the body are chosen in local elections.

Castillans are demographically underrepresented outside Culebre, but they have a strong presence in the SCG's uniformed services. Following the formation of the SCG, Nueva Castilla was given a founding seat in the Solar Senate due to its history and physical adjacency to Sol.

== History ==

=== '''Initial Discovery''' ===
A full-scale survey mission of the Culebre system began around the start of the 22nd century – primarily carried out by ships and crews originating from the Iberian Peninsula – as part of a joint project under the aegis of the United Nations. Research vessels confirmed the findings of observatories on Earth regarding Nueva Castilla's molten iron-rich core and moderate temperature variations. These, together with the planet's near-Earth mass and the presence of nearby ice comets in the system, made Nueva Castilla a promising candidate for terraforming. The planet was christened in honour of the mission's researchers and their origins.

=== '''Initial Settlement and Terraforming''' ===
The plan to terraform Nueva Castilla revolved around bringing down the icy orbital bodies in the Culebre system and putting them on a controlled course into the planet, saturating it with water and vapour. Nueva Castilla's surface, comprised mostly of high plains and ravines, grew into a series of islands, lagoons, and narrow stretches of water. This deorbiting effort was followed by geochemical intervention on the planet's soil through the use of moss, which assisted in cooling down the planet. This tactic was priorly tested on one of Nueva Castilla's moons, Idas, unsuccessfully.

Settlement was properly finalised in the southern hemisphere – where terraforming efforts on the planet were modest and mostly fruitful – with a mixture of underground and enclosed above-ground structures.

=== '''Terran Commonwealth Contact''' ===
Nueva Castilla was still relatively unpopulated when it was incorporated into the Terran Commonwealth after the latter's founding in 2130. Castillans received the news with little fanfare and a small flag-changing ceremony. Over the next few decades, the colony would grow to be relatively stable, separated from the major politics of Sol. During this period, the [[Expeditionary Corps]] established a base and a number of space stations in the Culebre system as part of the exploration rush of the 2150s.

While scientific advancement was afoot with the promise of resources and funding initiatives by the Terran Commonwealth, a shift away from the relatively slow progress of terraforming and towards the bluespace boom (along with rising tensions with the Ares Confederation) stole the limelight from Nueva Castilla.

=== '''SCG Resurgence''' ===
With the fall of the Terran Commonwealth and the foundation of the Sol Central Government, promising colonies rose to the forefront of the young SCG. This lead to an influx of technical and cultural talent not only from Earth proper, but also from other colonies.

This resurgence led to the partial construction of the Culebre Gateway, as well as the establishment of a [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] base for the purposes of flag-marking and system security. Additionally, the increase in Nueva Castilla's population – as well as the need to hasten terraforming practices – saw the rise of Santiago into a proper population center.

This period was short-lived, as rising tensions with the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] soon forced the SCG to retract much of its support. With corporate assets reducing operations soon after, the system returned to state of relative lull, with limited support from the SCG.

=== '''Post-Copernican Split Settlement''' ===
With the stabilisation of the GCC and SCG post-conflict, the SCG resumed its efforts in Culebre. With the aid of corporate assets (such as the Slate Sisters Engineering Corps, Vu-Cheong, [[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling|Aether Atmospherics]], and others) willing to invest in space travel, labour, and industry, the Culebre Gateway was finally fully built and operational by 2297. Trade and commercial establishments opened up shortly afterwards as part of a planned endeavour to kick-start economic interest in the system.

With the 2311 secession of the Copernicus system, investors have begun touting Nueva Castilla as the SCG's next premier tourist hub, replacing [[Brahe]]: with its warm climate and plentiful lagoons, these entrepreneurs believe Nueva Castilla has the potential to become the perfect get-away spot for the rich.

Development efforts are ongoing to temper out the northern hemisphere's dizzyingly hot climate and overall thinner atmosphere. New research suggests a few more decades until the planet is "perfect" – an estimate that has been deferred multiple times.

== Geography ==
While Nueva Castilla's southern hemisphere is more-or-less on par with other human worlds in terms of habitability, its climate is generally quite warm. Average temperatures sit above those of Earth and [[Gaia]], but below [[Tadmor]].

The northern hemisphere's climate is swelteringly hot, and conditions are generally considered too extreme for unprotected human habitation. Currently, efforts are underway to moderate the region's temperatures to more livable levels. Structural instability of the land due to overgrown moss is also a concern – most caves and lagoons are uncharted in this region.

The north has not recovered from the stress of terraforming caused by the rapid expansion of injected algae and moss throughout most of the planet. Several irregular natural formations have been discovered here, such as the "Floating Stilts" – a range of eroded hills currently in the form of standing cliff-faces.

== '''Notable Settlements''' ==

=== '''Placida''' ===
The first named settlement on Nueva Castilla, Placida was founded in the earlier stages of terraforming and has since become the planet's capital. Located in the southern hemisphere, the town was initially built around the original encampment of the first survey team and gradually expanded to accommodate an ever-increasing number of settlers and technicians. Placida grew exponentially in the 2100s in the wake of the human exodus away from an ecologically unstable Earth – the promise of a new world as a potential vector for escape captured public interest at the time.

A large amount of Placida's earliest facilities were dedicated to altering Nueva Castilla's surface – the Atmospheric Terraforming Central Facility is one of them. Composed of air monitoring stations and a chimney-like apparatus that emits oxygen and nitrogen, it is a popular tourist attraction and serves as a cultural monument.

=== '''Santiago''' ===
While Placida housed most first and second generation settlers – descendants of the UN-led expeditions who lived on orbital stations – Santiago was established in the interim before the [[Gaia Conflict]], and saw rapid growth as residents from not only Placida but also other colonies off-world flocked to the new city in the wake of Nueva Castilla's cultural boom. Only as the Gaia Conflict began did this wave of immigration slow.

Santiago hosts vasts tracts of hydroponics and traditional agriculture moss farms, due to its establishment on a relatively flat terrain.

Currently, Santiago's population is steadily increasing due to an influx of refugees from Copernicus.

=== '''Minor Settlements''' ===
While smaller settlements do exist outside of Santiago and Placida, they are typically either isolated research outposts or tourist and trading spots connecting the planet's two major settlements.

==== '''NCDG Citadel''' ====
Site Citadel is a collection of military sites belonging to the Nueva Castilla Defense Group (NCDG), established between Placida and Santiago. Flying the flags of both the NCCB and the SCG, it is not uncommon to see [[SCG Army]] liaison elements present for training and joint exercises.

==== '''SCGECO Cicada''' ====
The Cicada Weather Facility is an Expeditionary Corps facility established in Nueva Castilla's equatorial zone. Per its name, it conducts atmospheric research, provides weather forecast data, and also conducts occasional expeditions into the mostly uncharted northern hemisphere.

The facility is augmented by [[Xynergy]], and one may sometimes see [[Giant Armoured Serpentid|giant armoured serpentid]] assistants alongside the usual EC Cultural Exchange personnel.

=== '''Off-World''' ===

==== Moons ====
Nueva Castilla has two moons, Idas and Lynceus, which are home to a variety of services.

Idas is the central hub of Culebre's Gateway Administration. It is host to Gassantoda SFB – a temporary home to Second Fleet groups tasked on rotational deployments. Remnants from the time when the moon was used as the testing ground for geo-chemical terraforming can still be found underground, abandoned.

Lynceus, on the other hand, is entirely relegated to the NCCB's off-world arm. They manage belt industries, as well as mining contracts to carve out the moon's vast water-ice deposits. These mining efforts are destined to eventually give the moon an irregular shape – a problem for another tomorrow.

==== Gateway ====
The Culebre Gateway connects the system with the rest of the SCG via bluespace relay. It is managed by the Gateway Administration, with oversight from the Nueva Castilla Constituency Body. The finalization of the gateway in 2297 led to a trade boom in the system, and numerous commerce facilities have since cropped up around it.

== Fun Facts ==

* The initial survey camp – called Pioneer Square – still remains intact today, standing in the center of Placida as an open-air exhibit and monument to the original colonists.
* "Placida's Step" is celebrated as a national holiday in Placida and beyond. It commemorates the first explorers settling down on the partially-terraformed planet on March 12th, 2129.
* Conversely, "Santiago's Settlement" is a holiday specific to Santiago, celebrating the city's founding on September 19th, 2280.
* Moss cakes are a sweet local delicacy, often served on such occasions. These cakes can be made with a variety of species common to Nueva Castilla in some recipes, with heavy cream.
* Castillans tend to be taller than the galactic average. This has been attributed to the planet's thinner atmosphere when compared to Earth.
* Castillans enjoy a high quality of life with access to advanced health care, varied and adequate food, and broad personal freedoms.
* The flag's design comes from the initial asteroid-based terraforming attempts. While talks of changes to the flag were started during contact with the Terran Commonwealth, those efforts fizzled and the flag remains unchanged to this day.
* It is often said that during contact, while the collapse of the United Nations came as a surprise to Castillans, the continuation of purpose and intent was smoothly accepted. This, however, has come to conflict with various data-archaeologists across the SCG.
* The planet was officially declared breathable in 2230, though terraforming continues to this day. The recuperation of moss flora and introduction of larger plant species, as well as the exploration, environmental taming and subsequent settlement of the northern hemisphere are slated to take more time.
* Idas revolves in prograde, while Lynceus revolves in retrograde. The subsequent eclipsing of the two bodies is considered a matter of significance in many religions practiced on the planet.

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!Tool
!Icon
!Description
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|Insulated Gloves
|[[File:Insulated gloves.png|frameless]]
|Hackables have power lines, and cutting/pulsing these without gloves can harm you.
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|Screwdriver
|[[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]]
|For opening up panels and the like. A necessary tool.
|-
|Wirecutters
|[[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]]
|For cutting and mending wires. Also a necessary tool.
|-
|Multitool
|[[File:Multitool.png|frameless]]
|For pulsing wires; not necessary for most hacking, but makes life a lot easier.
|-
|Crowbar
|[[File:crowbar.png|frameless]]
|For prying the door open once you've hacked it.
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== [[File:Airlock.png|frameless]] Airlocks ==
Both internal and external access airlocks are hackable, though hazard doors and privacy shutters are not hackable. Wires are randomized at the start of each round, but are standardized throughout the station (e.g., every orange wire might toggle the bolts). Remember, cutting power to the door will stop everything else from working.

=== Finding the Right Wires (With a Multitool) ===
Wires are randomized, so you need to identify them every round. The most important ones to identify are the "test light" wire and the "door bolts" wire.

# Remember to equip [[File:Insulated gloves.png|frameless]] insulated gloves to prevent electric shock.
# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on the airlock to open the panel and expose the wiring
# With a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] multitool, click on the airlock to access the wiring.
# Click each "Pulse" link to pulse the wires, and keep an eye on "The door bolts" and "The test light" at the bottom of the menu (two wires will cause this - pick either one). When you see either the "The test light is off!" or "The door bolts have fallen!", remember the colors of both wires.
# To put the door back to normal, the test light will need to be on first. It will come back on by itself after 10 seconds and can't be tripped until the 10 seconds has elapsed. Then, re-pulse the door bolts wire to raise them again, and close the wiring panel with your screwdriver. You can also manually cycle the test light by cutting it and mending it again, thereby bypassing the ten second timer.

=== Airlock Hack (With a Multitool) ===
If you have a multitool, getting through doors gets a lot easier and faster.

# Have the [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] multiool in one hand and a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] crowbar in another for quick switching. You'll only have 10 seconds (but you can retry if you fail).
# Pulse the '''Test light''' wire, then quickly switch to your crowbar and click on the door to pry it open while the power is off.
#* ''Note: The door will NOT stay open unless you also drop the bolts. If you want to close it immediately, click on it with the crowbar again, then use the screwdriver to close the wiring panel.''

=== Finding the Right Wires (Without a Multitool) ===
Make sure you choose a door that you and everyone else won't mind you breaking, because in most cases this will prevent the door from opening again until it's repaired by an Engineer.

# Remember to equip [[File:Insulated gloves.png|frameless]] insulated gloves to prevent electric shock.
# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on the airlock to open the panel and expose the wiring
# Equip [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutters.
# Click on the door to open the menu, then slowly '''Cut''' each wire until you see "The test light is off!" at the bottom of the menu and remember the colour of the wire. You can still find the test light even if you accidentally cut the door bolts wire.
# '''Mend''' all the wires and leave that door alone.
# Now that you know which wire controls the test light, move on to your intended door.

=== Finding the Right Wires (With Electrical Engineering Skill) ===

# Remember to equip [[File:Insulated gloves.png|frameless]] insulated gloves to prevent electric shock.
# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on the airlock to open the panel and expose the wiring
# Equip [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutters.
# Depending on your Electrical Engineering skill (Experienced shows a few, Master shows most) the wires should be labelled. This can even negate the need for insulated gloves, if you can see the test/power wire.
# Now that you know which wire controls the test light, move on to your intended door.

=== Airlock Hack (Without a Multitool) ===

# Open the wiring panel with the [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver.
# Using the [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutters, cut the test light wire that you found earlier.
# Use a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] crowbar on the door to pry it open.

=== Wire Functions ===

* '''ID wire''': ''Pulsing'' will flash the 'access denied' red light; ''cutting'' will prevent anyone from opening the door if it's a restricted door; otherwise, it lifts access restrictions.
* '''AI control wire''': ''Pulsing'' will flash the 'AI control light' off temporarily; ''cutting'' will prevent the AI and cyborgs from accessing and controlling the door.
* '''Main power wires''' (Test light wires): ''Pulsing'' will turn off the 'test light' and kill the power for ten seconds; ''cutting'' will turn off the test light and make the door unusable until auxiliary power comes on.
* '''Backup power wire''': ''Pulsing'' will turn off the 'test light' kill the power for 10 seconds if the main power is out, otherwise, nothing. ''Cutting'' will obviously disable the backup power. There are two of these.
* '''Bolt control wire''': ''Pulsing'' will toggle the bolts; ''cutting'' will drop the bolts.
* '''Door control wire''': If the door is ID restricted, this is pretty much useless. If not, ''Pulsing'' will open/close the door and ''cutting'' will keep it that way, similar to bolting.
* '''Electrifying wire''': ''Pulsing'' will electrify the door for 30 seconds; ''cutting'' will permanently electrify it until mended. You can find the wire easily because the door shoots sparks when pulsed or cut, sometimes.
* '''Safety wire''': ''Pulsing'' ''and Cutting'' will cause the check wire light to flash red, causing anyone inside the airlock to be crushed when it closes. This causes around 30 brute damage.
* '''Timing wire''': ''Pulsing'' will permanently change the door timing, making the door close faster. This can be useful in conjunction with disabling the safety wire. ''Cutting'' does absolutely nothing.

=== Strategies ===

* '''Create an obstacle''' by dropping the bolts, cutting all the wires, and then welding the door shut. This is especially effective if you happen to have the only pair of insulated gloves on the station.
* '''Remotely pulse an airlock''' by attaching a signaler, which when signaled pulses the wire it's attached to. This allows you to remotely bolt and unbolt a door, for instance. Be sure to turn off the speaker so no one can hear it being toggled.
* '''Hacking without gloves'''. First find two wires of importance. The bolts wire, and the test light wire. Pulse a random door to find out the wires. If you hear sparks, see your health going down or see the message "You feel a powerful shock coursing through your body!", close that hacking window and move onto another door. Once you got the main power wire, head to an unbolted door, pulse the wire, crowbar it open.
* '''Deathtraps''' by cutting the door safety wire, when someone tries to go through the door, you can keep opening and closing it on them, until they die.

== [[File:Apc.png|frameless]] APCs ==
Used to control power to a certain room. All APC breakers can be accessed via Power Monitoring Computers regardless of the lock status, and can be remotely controlled from there.

# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on APC to open the panel and expose the wiring.
# Equip a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] multitool.
# Put [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutters in your other hand to quickly '''Cut''' and '''Mend''' a wire if you short out the power accidentally (which will likely happen).
#* '''Power wires (2)''': ''Pulse'' will short out the APC. You must ''cut and mend'' the wire to restore power. Not repairing the short will render the main breaker moot, even if accessed remotely.
#* '''AI control wire''': Like the airlock, ''pulsing'' will flash the light off and on quickly; ''cutting'' will disable AI control
#* '''APC lock wire''': This is the wining wire you want to pulse in order to unlock it.
# Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver to close the wiring panel back up.

== [[File:Air alarm.png|frameless]] Atmos Alarms ==
Used to monitor environmental factors in a room, such as temperature, pressure, toxins, etc.

# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on Air Alarms to open the panel and expose the wiring.
# Equip a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] multitool and [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutters.
#* '''Id Scan''': ''Pulsing'' will unlock the alarm for 30 seconds. ''Cutting'' will not allow people to access the alarm even if they have the correct ID. ''Mending'' will allow normal operation.
#* '''Alarm''': ''Cutting'' will cause an atmos alert in the area, and most likely alert the AI as well. ''Pulsing'' will reset the alarm status. ''Mending'' allows the alarm to work again.
#* '''Panic Syphon''': ''Cutting'' or ''Pulsing'' this wire will activate the panic syphon. ''Mending'' does nothing, and it must be turned off from the actual alarm.
#* '''AI Control''': ''Cutting'' this wire will prevent the AI from using the alarm. ''Pulsing'' it flashes the light on and off quickly. ''Mending'' allows AI control.
#* '''Power''': ''Cutting'' this wire will deactivate the alarm. ''Pulsing'' it turns it off for 30 seconds. ''Mending'' restored power.
# Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver to close the wiring panel back up.

== [[File:Autolathe.gif|frameless]] Autolathes ==

# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver the autolathe to open the maintenance panel.
# Click on the autolathe with an empty hand to access the wiring.
# There are three important wires. Cutting them toggles their light permanently, pulsing does so temporarily. Red light is power, green light is electrocution and blue is hacked options.
# Have fun accessing some new options
#* Compressed matter cartridges (for the RCD)
#* Handcuffs
#* Infrared sensor
#* Bullets and other ammunition
#* Flame Throwers (Without fuel)
#* Tactical Knife
#* Mechanical Trap

== [[File:Security camera.gif|frameless]] Cameras ==
Used to view rooms from, they also have upgrades which allow them to see through walls, be invincible against EMPs and have a motion detection system.

# With a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver in hand, click on the camera.
# After opening the panel, use your [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutter on the camera. You will now get a wire cut menu like the airlock. There are multiple wires to look out for. NOTE: Every camera will have randomized wires.
## Power Wire - Cutting it will disable the camera, fixing it will enable the camera. Pulsing toggle the camera on and off.
## Alarm Wire - You do not want to cut this wire. You have to use a multitool to detect this, as it'll give off a beeping sound when pulsed. Cutting will trigger an alarm, fixing it will cancel the alarm.
## Light Wire - Cutting this will stop the AI from using the camera's light, fixing it will allow the AI to use the camera light. Pulsing toggles it.

== [[File:Safe.png|frameless]] Safes ==
You are here because you need something locked up in that stupid indestructible metal box. Either for something very dangerous, or just because you have a good reason.

=== Idiots Guide to Safe Cracking ===

* 1. Hold stethoscope in one hand, interact with safe using empty hand.
* 2. Spin the dial to the right until you hear clunks, then keep spinning till you hear ''clicks'' and ''clacks''.
* 3. Stop spinning to the right when you hear a ''"Klink"'', ''"Tink"'', or ''"Plink"''
* 4. Spin to the left until you hear ''clacks'' again.
* 5. Stop spinning when you hear a '''"Spring", "Sprang", "Sproing", "Clunk",''' or '''"Krunk"'''
* 6. Open the safe.

=== Turn Back All Who Enter Here! ===
Okay so you want to know how this infernal metal box works?

Take a seat, cry in the corner and we can pick up once you are done.

I want you to picture inside the safe a pair of metal wheels. These are the "tumblers" - the first one ''clacks'', the second one ''clicks''.

The first of these wheels only start to spin when the dial is in the correct position, one click past the tumbler. The second wheel will only begin to turn when the first wheel has gone a full spin past the number on the dial that is one click past the tumbler on the second wheel.

So from this it means we need to spin the dial until the first engages just past its tumbler, then once the first is engaged you will hear ''clacks'' and similar sounds, then spin to a full rotation past the seconds tumbler to engage the second disk. Once the second disk is engaged you will hear ''clicks'' and similar sounds, continue spinning until you hear a ''"Klink"'', ''"Tink"'', or ''"Plink"'' this is the second tumbler.

Now you want to spin in the opposite direction, engage the first disk as before, and spin to its tumbler, on its own this tumbler snapping into place will make a ''"Krunk"'', ''"Tonk"'', or ''"Plunk"'' sound however if the second tumbler is in place already, instead you will hear a very loud '''"Spring", "Sprang", "Sproing", "Clunk",''' or '''"Krunk"''' sound, indicating the safe is open.

'''Rejoice!'''

== [[File:Fire alarm.png|frameless]] Fire alarm ==
Fire alarms, on getting cut, will not detect fire or activate the fire doors in the case of a fire or a breach.

== [[File:Half gas mask.png|frameless]] Security Gasmask ==
Using a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver on a Security Gasmask will change the lines it uses. A [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] wirecutter will break the gasmasks's hailer, causing it to switch to a set of lines permanently. An emag will cause the hailer to spout a long string of curse words.

== [[File:Shortwave.gif|frameless]] Radio & [[File:Signaller.png|frameless]] Signaler ==

# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on the offending radio so it can be modified or attached
# The usual radio use panel will pop up, but now with access to the wiring. If you've closed it by accident, just click on the radio as if you were going to change the settings on it.
# There are three wires. Two have apparent uses; the third is pretty much useless.
#* '''Output wire''' will disengage the speakers (or signal-receiving on a signaler)
#* '''Input wire''' will permanently disengage the microphone (or signal-sending on a signaler)

Interestingly, tracking beacons and station intercoms also count as radios.

== [[File:Secure briefcase.png|frameless]] Secure Briefcase & [[File:Secure wall safe.png|frameless]] Secure Safe ==

# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver in hand, click on the (briefcase/safe) to open the panel and expose the wiring
# [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] Multitool-spam the (briefcase/safe) until you get a confirmation that the memory is reset.
# The memory is now reset. Punch in your favorite code and hit E to set it.
# [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver the panel shut.

== [[File:Vending machine.gif|frameless]] Vending machines ==
The only thing worth hacking!

Four wires

# '''Firing wire''' when cut fires stuff at people. When pulsed will do so. Controlled by the blinking light. (Fun to watch people scream about being hit by stuff.)
# '''Contraband wire''' does nothing when cut, when pulsed unlocks illegal or rare goods and turns on the green light.
# '''Access wire''' when cut it changes the purple/yellow, allowing for ID restricted machines (med and sec machines) to be used by anyone. yellow means any one can use it and purple means only certain people can use it
# '''Shock wire''' Like the firing wire in effects from hacking, except it shocks instead of shoots. Toggles the orange light

(If you're an [[Traitor|Antagonist]], try shocking the clothing vendors. Great for doing light injury to people.)
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2025-02-08T20:14:12Z

Ryan:

Guide to Hacking

2025-02-08T16:22:57Z

Ryan: /* Wire Functions */

2024-06-20T19:40:36Z

Ryan: add a lil dot between Members and Gaia

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<big>[[Beginning Lore]] ∙ [[Timeline of Canon Events]]</big>
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| colspan="4" |[[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling|Aether Atmospherics]] ∙ [[Deimos Advanced Information Systems|DAIS]] ∙ [[Gilthari Exports]] ∙ [[Hephaestus Industries]] ∙ [[NanoTrasen]] ∙ [[Ward-Takahashi GMB]] ∙ [[Xynergy]] ∙ [[Corporations|Other Corporations]]
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| rowspan="3" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Sol Central Government]]
| colspan="4" |'''Locations: '''

'''Sol:''' [[Venus]] ∙ [[Earth]] ∙ [[Luna]] ∙ [[Mars]] ∙ [[Phobos]] ∙ [[Ceres]] ∙ [[Pluto]]

'''Other Colonies:''' [[Ceti Epsilon]] ∙ [[Eos]] ∙ [[Pirx]] ∙ [[Tadmor]] ∙ [[Saffar]] ∙ [[Foster's World]] ∙ [[Nueva Castilla]] ∙ [[Gaia]]*
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Sol Central Government Army|SCG Army]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps Organisation|EXO]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] ∙ [[Sol Federal Police]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Organisations|Other SCG Organizations]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Other:''' [[Expeditionary Tales]] ∙ [[Fleet Vessels]] ∙ [[SEV Torch]]
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]]
| colspan="4" |'''Core GCC:''' [[Terra]] ∙ [[Zemlya]] ∙ [[Sestris]]
'''Other:''' [[Other Members|Members]] ∙ [[Gaia]]*
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy]]
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Frontier Alliance]]
| colspan="4"|'''Locations:''' [[Iolaus]] ∙ [[Brahe]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Umiri|Umiri]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Kaze|Kaze]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Sunset|Sunset]]
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |Other Systems and Planets
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' [[Frontier Systems]] ∙ [[Nyx]] ∙ [[Magnitka]]
|-
| rowspan="3" style="width: 10%; color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);"|'''Aliens'''
| colspan="3" style="width: 45%;"|[[File:Skrell.png|center|frameless|link=Skrell]][[Skrell]]

[[Skrell Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]] ∙ [[Skrell Biology|Biology]] ∙ [[Skrell Castes|Castes]] ∙ [[Skrell Crime|Crime]] ∙ [[Skrell Culture|Culture]] ∙ [[Skrell Family and Education|Family and Education]] ∙ [[Skrell Language|Language]] ∙ [[Skrell Military|Military]] ∙ [[Skrell Politics and Economics|Politics and Economics]]

Planets ([[Qerr'Balak]])
| colspan="2" style="width: 45%;"|[[File:Unathi.png|center|frameless|link=Unathi]][[Unathi]]

[[Unathi Agriculture|Agriculture]] ∙ [[Unathi Clans|Clans]] ∙ [[Unathi Cults|Cults]] ∙ [[Unathi Industry|Industry]] ∙ [[Unathi Life Cycle|Life Cycle]] ∙ [[Unathi Military|Military]] ∙ [[Timeline of Unathi History|Timeline]] ∙ [[Yeosa'Unathi]]

Planets ([[Moghes]] ∙ [[Regions of Moghes]] ∙ [[Ouere]])
|-
| colspan="2" style="width: 30%;"|[[File:Giant armoured serpentid.png|center|frameless|link=Giant Armoured Serpentid]][[Giant Armoured Serpentid]]

[[Giant Armoured Serpentid Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]

Planets ([[Tau-Wilo]])
| colspan="2" style="width: 30%;"|[[File:Adherent.png|center|frameless|link=Adherent]][[Adherent]]
| style="width: 30%;"|[[File:Ipc.png|center|frameless|link=Positronic]][[Positronic]]
|-
| colspan="3" |[[File:Diona.png|center|frameless|link=Diona]][[Diona]]
| colspan="2" |[[File:Vox.png|center|frameless|link=Vox]][[Vox]]

[[Vox Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]
|-
|style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104); border-radius: 0 0 0 .2em;"|'''Misc.'''
| colspan="5" |[[Language]] ∙ [[Prosthetics]] ∙ [[Ship Prefixes]]
|}

[[Category: Lore]]

Zemlya

2024-06-20T19:28:05Z

Ryan: one smol typo

Vessels of the SCG Fleet

2024-06-07T12:22:23Z

Ryan: Forgot the 'c' in the Orca-"Class"

In terms of size vessels nominally go, from largest to smallest:

* Supercarrier
* Battlecarriers
* Carriers
* Flagships
* Escort Carriers
* Battlecruisers
* Cruisers
* Destroyers
* Frigates
* Corvettes
* Single-Seaters.

Craft, varying massively in purpose, size and scale fit into no set size category, and can be, on average, anywhere from the size of an Escort Carrier (in the case of the Lubna) to a single-seater.

== Flagships ==
Flagships are nominally large Battlecruisers in size and scale with their own hangar. A force unto themselves, most Flagships are heavily armed, armoured and are usually the centerpiece of a Fleet flag group. Rare and expensive, there is usually only one of these per-Fleet.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Amazon-Class
|The newest in the collection of SolGov Fleet ships, this battlecarrier is fitted with the newest technology and weaponry, as well as a healthy complement of strike craft. Most importantly though is its advanced suite of command, information, and communication equipment. Only two are currently deployed: the SFV Amazon and the SFV Victorious.
|-
!Resolution-Class
|The most common type of flagship, this class is little more than an upsized battlecruiser with an impromptu hangar tacked on. Slow, but with a sharp bite, the Resolution-class is still a force to be reckoned with, even on its own.
|}

== Supercarriers ==
Supercarriers are among the most important vessels in the Fleet, carrying a multitude of just about everything a Fleet needs to function and large numbers of troops and numerous smaller vessels.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Terra-Class
|Antique class of supercarrier of which all have been decommissioned, save for its namesake ship, the SFV Terra, which has been converted into a museum.
|-
!Aldrin-Class
|This class is the backbone of the SolGov fleet. It holds a multitude of troops, supplies, and craft, carrying an army with it wherever it goes. Light on conventional armament, the Aldrin relies on other spacecraft for defense. Capable of carrying ten squadrons of strike craft, over a dozen support craft, as well as a few docked larger vessels of varying designations and size, these imposing vessels are limited largely by their speed and need for resupply.
|}

== Other Carriers ==
The Fleet utilises a number of other types of carrier, with carriers forming the centrepieces of many Fleet groups. Carriers tend to operate defensively and are usually escorted by large numbers of other, smaller vessels for protection.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Scorpio-Class Battlecarrier
|More self-sufficient than both carriers and battlecruisers, the Scorpio-class is often found at the heart of smaller "wolfpack" fleets, pursuing independent objectives during larger engagements. Equipped with two large flight pods, point defense cannons, heavy armor, and a host of other weapons, these Battlecarriers are practically fleets unto themselves. However, the expense of these vessels, especially compared to the older Capricorn-class, means that they are fairly rare.
|-
!Nefertari-Class Carrier
|This class is often found linked with its larger counterparts to "share the load" of maintaining a fighter wing. These classes often carry support equipment that supercarriers cannot, along with utility spacecraft. Operating independently, Nefertari-class ships tend to be too generalized for anything more than patrol missions.
|-
!Orca-Class Escort Carrier
|Only capable of carrying two squadrons of strike craft, the Orca makes up for its small complement with a longer range than its larger counterparts, as well as more conventional weaponry. The Orca can often be found protecting stationary installations and supply fleets. The Orca gained a reputation during the Gaia Conflict for an ability to operate behind enemy lines autonomously for weeks at a time.
|}

== Battlecruisers ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Midway-Class
|The main combat vessel of the Fleet, this ship has big guns and tons of armor, made to take enemy ships head-on. A preponderance of forward-facing armor and weaponry necessitates that Midway-class vessels travel with escorts.
|-
!Charles De Gaulle-Class
|An older battlecruiser, the De Gaulle-class has some advantages over the Midway in armor and support capabilities, most importantly: a large storage bay containing dropships, landing craft, and vehicles for leading landing operations.
|}

== Cruisers ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Waterloo-Class
|A counterpart to the Midway, the Waterloois also built for direct combat, but has less armor and forward-facing weaponry. Instead, it is equipped with support weaponry, a larger complement of missiles and torpedoes, as well as electromagnetic jamming equipment. Some Waterloo cruisers eschew most space-to-space weaponry entirely, and carry weapons designed for planetary bombardment.
|}

== Destroyers ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Antietam-Class
|The combat support vessel of the Fleet, this class has an average amount of both weaponry and armor, designed to screen larger craft and swarm larger enemies. Mediocre in open combat, most Antietam-class vessels remain part of larger fleets.
|-
!Yari-Class
|Specifically designed as a capital ship killer, the Yari class is built around an enormous mass driver, designed to fire both conventional and nuclear projectiles. Lacking in armor and other armament, the Yari has only speed and the defenses of other vessels to protect it as it closes to accurate firing range.
|}

== Frigates ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Somme-Class
|A nimble vessel, Somme-class ships provide valuable support platforms for the fleet, filling roles from minelaying to drone control. Standard equipmentincludes an array of point defense cannons for taking down guided projectiles and strike craft.
|-
!Nuum-Class
|A more specialized vessel than the Somme, Nuum-class frigates are equipped with thousands of missiles of varying payloads, designed to screen against fighters, drones, and other smaller craft. With such a focused specialization, missile frigates are almost never seen operating alone.
|}

== Corvettes ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Lexington-Class
|More an anti-fighter and hunter-killer vessel than anything, this class is often sent out to flank formations, and catch enemies that have strayed from their escorts. In more unstable sectors, Lexington-class vessels are sometimes used as up-armored patrol craft.
|-
!Scorpion-Class
|A fast missile-carrier intended to support larger formations through mobility and firepower. A Scorpion alone is an easier target than most other ships its size as it carries little in the way of self defense weapons, but in groups they represent an outsized and unexpected threat to larger targets.
|-
!Cartwheel-Class Assault Corvette
|A dedicated ground support class, these ships are filled to the brim with troops, aircraft, and supplies to act as the link between carriers and the ground. These ships often forego anti-ship weaponry for increased armor and carrying capacity, as well as keel-facing cannons for use planetside.
|}

== Craft ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Rockfish-Class Stealth Craft
|Only known to the public because of high-profile links in the Committee of Defense and Security, Rockfish are used for sensitive missions and covert operations. Estimated to be between a Corvette and a Patrol Craft in size, the actual capabilities of the Rockfish-class are classified.
|-
!Dromedary-Class Support Craft
|A highly modular vessel, the Dromedary-class is reconfigured for a variety of support roles, including tender, rescue and salvage, and replenishment. Lightly armored and armed, a Dromedary-class without escorts is a juicy target.
|-
!Lubna-Class Medical Craft
|An older vessel, Lubna-class hospital ships remain in service providing medical care and transportation to wounded members of the Fleet and Army, often ferrying the injured back to planetside or orbital medical centers.
|-
!Cobra-Class Patrol Craft
|Little more than a pair of engines, crew compartment, and pulse cannon, the Cobra is often used to board and search craft during interdictions.
|-
!BF-28 "Albatross" Landing Craft
|A ponderous ship, Albatrosses are oversized drop pods, packed with enough armor to make it through planetary defenses and deploy their pissed off cargo: an entire Armsman Detachment or Army Battalion. Sometimes called the "One-Way A" Albatrosses have a reputation for being able to make it to the surface, but in the process take so much damage they are unable to return to orbit.
|-
!HG-101 "Manta" Electronic Warfare Craft
|Designed to jam communications and disrupt missile targeting, Mantas are also equipped with strong sensor equipment, and are often used as forward recon craft.
|-
!PM-24 "Flare" Modular Transport
|A multi-role spacecraft, the Flare can be configured as a transport, dropship, gunship, or patrol craft, among other options. It is a fairly common utility craft aboard larger SolGov spacecraft. Popular among PMCs and mercenary groups, refitted Flares can be found in many hands throughout human space.
|}

== Single-Seaters ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!PM-55 "Shikra" Recon Fighter
|An advanced superiority fighter, made to bridge the gap between the aging Kestrel, and the more recent Eagle-II. Since the deployment of the latter, the Shikra has been pushed into a reconnaissance role, with its agile frame, and the mini-AWACS suite - sacrificing some of its payload potential.
|-
!PM-07 "Comet" Tactical Bomber
|Equipped with heavy torpedo and missile mounts, the Comet is designed to take down capital ships and stations. Rarely used by the Fleet, Comet pilots have a reputation for being somewhat lazy.
|-
!Eagle-II Strike Fighter
|The hierarchical descendent of the Kestrel strike fighter. The Eagle-II is the Solar Assembly Fleet's main superiority craft; a modernised take on a venerable payload-carrying platform.
|}
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{{Navbox Lore}}
[[Category:Lore]]

Vessels of the SCG Fleet

2024-06-07T12:21:27Z

Ryan: edited the shikra's desc, added the eagle-ii, capitalised the 'c' to 'C' for some of the '-class' suffixes

In terms of size vessels nominally go, from largest to smallest:

* Supercarrier
* Battlecarriers
* Carriers
* Flagships
* Escort Carriers
* Battlecruisers
* Cruisers
* Destroyers
* Frigates
* Corvettes
* Single-Seaters.

Craft, varying massively in purpose, size and scale fit into no set size category, and can be, on average, anywhere from the size of an Escort Carrier (in the case of the Lubna) to a single-seater.

== Flagships ==
Flagships are nominally large Battlecruisers in size and scale with their own hangar. A force unto themselves, most Flagships are heavily armed, armoured and are usually the centerpiece of a Fleet flag group. Rare and expensive, there is usually only one of these per-Fleet.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Amazon-Class
|The newest in the collection of SolGov Fleet ships, this battlecarrier is fitted with the newest technology and weaponry, as well as a healthy complement of strike craft. Most importantly though is its advanced suite of command, information, and communication equipment. Only two are currently deployed: the SFV Amazon and the SFV Victorious.
|-
!Resolution-Class
|The most common type of flagship, this class is little more than an upsized battlecruiser with an impromptu hangar tacked on. Slow, but with a sharp bite, the Resolution-class is still a force to be reckoned with, even on its own.
|}

== Supercarriers ==
Supercarriers are among the most important vessels in the Fleet, carrying a multitude of just about everything a Fleet needs to function and large numbers of troops and numerous smaller vessels.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Terra-Class
|Antique class of supercarrier of which all have been decommissioned, save for its namesake ship, the SFV Terra, which has been converted into a museum.
|-
!Aldrin-Class
|This class is the backbone of the SolGov fleet. It holds a multitude of troops, supplies, and craft, carrying an army with it wherever it goes. Light on conventional armament, the Aldrin relies on other spacecraft for defense. Capable of carrying ten squadrons of strike craft, over a dozen support craft, as well as a few docked larger vessels of varying designations and size, these imposing vessels are limited largely by their speed and need for resupply.
|}

== Other Carriers ==
The Fleet utilises a number of other types of carrier, with carriers forming the centrepieces of many Fleet groups. Carriers tend to operate defensively and are usually escorted by large numbers of other, smaller vessels for protection.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Scorpio-Class Battlecarrier
|More self-sufficient than both carriers and battlecruisers, the Scorpio-class is often found at the heart of smaller "wolfpack" fleets, pursuing independent objectives during larger engagements. Equipped with two large flight pods, point defense cannons, heavy armor, and a host of other weapons, these Battlecarriers are practically fleets unto themselves. However, the expense of these vessels, especially compared to the older Capricorn-class, means that they are fairly rare.
|-
!Nefertari-Class Carrier
|This class is often found linked with its larger counterparts to "share the load" of maintaining a fighter wing. These classes often carry support equipment that supercarriers cannot, along with utility spacecraft. Operating independently, Nefertari-class ships tend to be too generalized for anything more than patrol missions.
|-
!Orca-class Escort Carrier
|Only capable of carrying two squadrons of strike craft, the Orca makes up for its small complement with a longer range than its larger counterparts, as well as more conventional weaponry. The Orca can often be found protecting stationary installations and supply fleets. The Orca gained a reputation during the Gaia Conflict for an ability to operate behind enemy lines autonomously for weeks at a time.
|}

== Battlecruisers ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Midway-Class
|The main combat vessel of the Fleet, this ship has big guns and tons of armor, made to take enemy ships head-on. A preponderance of forward-facing armor and weaponry necessitates that Midway-class vessels travel with escorts.
|-
!Charles De Gaulle-Class
|An older battlecruiser, the De Gaulle-class has some advantages over the Midway in armor and support capabilities, most importantly: a large storage bay containing dropships, landing craft, and vehicles for leading landing operations.
|}

== Cruisers ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Waterloo-Class
|A counterpart to the Midway, the Waterloois also built for direct combat, but has less armor and forward-facing weaponry. Instead, it is equipped with support weaponry, a larger complement of missiles and torpedoes, as well as electromagnetic jamming equipment. Some Waterloo cruisers eschew most space-to-space weaponry entirely, and carry weapons designed for planetary bombardment.
|}

== Destroyers ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Antietam-Class
|The combat support vessel of the Fleet, this class has an average amount of both weaponry and armor, designed to screen larger craft and swarm larger enemies. Mediocre in open combat, most Antietam-class vessels remain part of larger fleets.
|-
!Yari-Class
|Specifically designed as a capital ship killer, the Yari class is built around an enormous mass driver, designed to fire both conventional and nuclear projectiles. Lacking in armor and other armament, the Yari has only speed and the defenses of other vessels to protect it as it closes to accurate firing range.
|}

== Frigates ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Somme-Class
|A nimble vessel, Somme-class ships provide valuable support platforms for the fleet, filling roles from minelaying to drone control. Standard equipmentincludes an array of point defense cannons for taking down guided projectiles and strike craft.
|-
!Nuum-Class
|A more specialized vessel than the Somme, Nuum-class frigates are equipped with thousands of missiles of varying payloads, designed to screen against fighters, drones, and other smaller craft. With such a focused specialization, missile frigates are almost never seen operating alone.
|}

== Corvettes ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Lexington-Class
|More an anti-fighter and hunter-killer vessel than anything, this class is often sent out to flank formations, and catch enemies that have strayed from their escorts. In more unstable sectors, Lexington-class vessels are sometimes used as up-armored patrol craft.
|-
!Scorpion-Class
|A fast missile-carrier intended to support larger formations through mobility and firepower. A Scorpion alone is an easier target than most other ships its size as it carries little in the way of self defense weapons, but in groups they represent an outsized and unexpected threat to larger targets.
|-
!Cartwheel-Class Assault Corvette
|A dedicated ground support class, these ships are filled to the brim with troops, aircraft, and supplies to act as the link between carriers and the ground. These ships often forego anti-ship weaponry for increased armor and carrying capacity, as well as keel-facing cannons for use planetside.
|}

== Craft ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!Rockfish-Class Stealth Craft
|Only known to the public because of high-profile links in the Committee of Defense and Security, Rockfish are used for sensitive missions and covert operations. Estimated to be between a Corvette and a Patrol Craft in size, the actual capabilities of the Rockfish-class are classified.
|-
!Dromedary-Class Support Craft
|A highly modular vessel, the Dromedary-class is reconfigured for a variety of support roles, including tender, rescue and salvage, and replenishment. Lightly armored and armed, a Dromedary-class without escorts is a juicy target.
|-
!Lubna-Class Medical Craft
|An older vessel, Lubna-class hospital ships remain in service providing medical care and transportation to wounded members of the Fleet and Army, often ferrying the injured back to planetside or orbital medical centers.
|-
!Cobra-Class Patrol Craft
|Little more than a pair of engines, crew compartment, and pulse cannon, the Cobra is often used to board and search craft during interdictions.
|-
!BF-28 "Albatross" Landing Craft
|A ponderous ship, Albatrosses are oversized drop pods, packed with enough armor to make it through planetary defenses and deploy their pissed off cargo: an entire Armsman Detachment or Army Battalion. Sometimes called the "One-Way A" Albatrosses have a reputation for being able to make it to the surface, but in the process take so much damage they are unable to return to orbit.
|-
!HG-101 "Manta" Electronic Warfare Craft
|Designed to jam communications and disrupt missile targeting, Mantas are also equipped with strong sensor equipment, and are often used as forward recon craft.
|-
!PM-24 "Flare" Modular Transport
|A multi-role spacecraft, the Flare can be configured as a transport, dropship, gunship, or patrol craft, among other options. It is a fairly common utility craft aboard larger SolGov spacecraft. Popular among PMCs and mercenary groups, refitted Flares can be found in many hands throughout human space.
|}

== Single-Seaters ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Description
|-
!PM-55 "Shikra" Recon Fighter
|An advanced superiority fighter, made to bridge the gap between the aging Kestrel, and the more recent Eagle-II. Since the deployment of the latter, the Shikra has been pushed into a reconnaissance role, with its agile frame, and the mini-AWACS suite - sacrificing some of its payload potential.
|-
!PM-07 "Comet" Tactical Bomber
|Equipped with heavy torpedo and missile mounts, the Comet is designed to take down capital ships and stations. Rarely used by the Fleet, Comet pilots have a reputation for being somewhat lazy.
|-
!Eagle-II Strike Fighter
|The hierarchical descendent of the Kestrel strike fighter. The Eagle-II is the Solar Assembly Fleet's main superiority craft; a modernised take on a venerable payload-carrying platform.
|}
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{{Navbox Lore}}
[[Category:Lore]]