P-variant: The passenger transportation variant. The only ships built with this design are the Ranger and the Hauler.
Only these vessels can equip a mining laser. Any vessel of this variant comes with a mining laser. Good for merchants who set their eyes on industrial-scale trading. H-variant: This variant is designed to hold more cargo. The Magnus X-B has a skull and crossbones on the front and a unique paint job. It has a reinforced hull, cloak capabilities, unique weapons and components Loadout. X-B variant: This is a special variant of Magnus Battleship used only by Black Sail. It is worth noting that Capital ships, unlike smaller ships will need to be purchased as an X variant to equip cloaks. (In the Flyer X variant, it also comes with a reinforced hull.) These ships can sneak through enemy areas and do all forms of mischief in the process. It comes preinstalled with a cloaking device. X-variant: The second most common variant among all the ships. Most ships in the universe come in this variant. Ripe for customisation for several roles.Ī-variant: The standard variant for all ships, with stock weaponry and equipment. No weapons, and the cheapest variant available. Ship classes also have their own variants.īarebones: Your “fresh” variant. Tanks: These ships put emphasis on enormous shields and armour, and can sweep out and overwhelm a battlefield. They can track a target, scan it, and call in a strike and get out of there quickly.
They are usually the spearhead of the attack on sectors and stations. Scouts: These ships have thin armour, and light weaponry, but move faster than any other vessel in space. Despite being somewhat weak, their long ranged weaponry can keep enemies at bay while others rush in to fight. Supporters: These ships are usually upgraded from stock. While not exactly the most sophisticated, they are the backbone of a successful navy and will proudly fill the ranks of your fighting forces. įighters: These ships are small, relatively inexpensive, and can bring the fight. They boost the morale of everyone in their army, except the crew of course.Įscorts: Simple, nimble little ships with moderate armour and firepower, with enough speed to follow and protect their V.I.P. Light and cheap, they're able to get in and get out. Not only do they have the strength and protection to parallel that of a small navy, but can fit just as much in their docking bay.ĭecoys: These ships rush into battle and draw away enemy fire. Scavengers: These ships are fast and light, allowing them to reach the spoils of a battle faster and get out just as quickly.Īmbushers: These ships are fast and small, using advanced cloaking devices and powerful weaponry for their size, allowing them to decimate the enemy and make sure they stay that way.Ĭarriers: These ships are behemoths. Transports: Small, fast, and cheap, these ships are great for hauling passengers across space while avoiding pirates at every turn. Ideal for a merchant looking for a profit, although these ships tend to get expensive. Traders: These ships have large cargo space, and with the guns to protect them. With cavernous cargo holds and industrial mining lasers, these ships can chew away at asteroids and haul their ores back to base without a hitch. Miners: These ships are useful for asteroid mining operations.
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