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Dan: /* 5.4 Crew Quarters */

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5.4 Crew Quarters

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	:<u>Cryogenic</u>: 1 SU per 60 quarters. Beginning in [[1996]], cryogenic equipment was used for long-range missions. These are rare, even within the [[23rd century]].		:<u>Cryogenic</u>: 1 SU per 60 quarters. Beginning in [[1996]], cryogenic equipment was used for long-range missions. These are rare, even within the [[23rd century]].

	(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)		'''Cardassian:''' On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.

	(Klingon: Klingon warriors eschew the “creature comforts” so common on Star Fleet and Romulan vessels. Instead, they prefer to demonstrate their strength, stamina, and toughness by making things as hard on themselves as possible. For this reason, and not coincidentally because of the small size of many Klingon ships, Spartan quarters (each housing two persons) predominate on the vessels of the Empire. Basic, Expanded, and Luxury quarters are typically reserved for officers, older crewmembers whose backs and bones no longer tolerate cold, hard bunks so well, diplomats, and visitors. The general passenger accommodations are Barracks.)		'''Klingon:''' Klingon warriors eschew the “creature comforts” so common on Star Fleet and Romulan vessels. Instead, they prefer to demonstrate their strength, stamina, and toughness by making things as hard on themselves as possible. For this reason, and not coincidentally because of the small size of many Klingon ships, Spartan quarters (each housing two persons) predominate on the vessels of the Empire. Basic, Expanded, and Luxury quarters are typically reserved for officers, older crewmembers whose backs and bones no longer tolerate cold, hard bunks so well, diplomats, and visitors. The general passenger accommodations are Barracks.

	Below are two tables. The first details the usual breakdown of quarters for the pre-[[24th century]] eras, and the second for the 24th century and later eras.		Below are two tables. The first details the usual breakdown of quarters for the pre-[[24th century]] eras, and the second for the 24th century and later eras.

Dan: /* Tables */

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Tables

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	==Tables==		==Tables==
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	{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD"		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align:center"
	\|+ '''Table 5.4b:<br> Crew Quarters – Post-[[2290]]'''		\|+ '''Table 5.4b:<br> Crew Quarters – Post-[[2290]]'''
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Dan: /* Tables */

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Tables

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	----		----

	==SFC Technology Index==		==SFC Technology Index==
	The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.		The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.

Dan: /* 5.4 Crew Quarters */

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5.4 Crew Quarters

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	==5.4 Crew Quarters==		==5.4 Crew Quarters==
	'''(Required)'''<br>		'''(Required)'''<br>
	'''Cost:''' Varies. See below		'''Cost:''' Varies. See below<br>
			'''Power Requirement:''' none

	Star Fleet makes use of seven types of quarters for the crew:		Star Fleet makes use of seven types of quarters for the crew:

Dan at 20:57, 6 January 2026

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	\| '''Transport'''\|\| 8% \|\| 32% \|\| 32% \|\| 11% \|\| 11% \|\| 6%		\| '''Transport'''\|\| 8% \|\| 32% \|\| 32% \|\| 11% \|\| 11% \|\| 6%
	\|}		\|}
	~~<br><br>~~

	{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD"		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD"
	\|+ '''Table 5.4b:<br> Crew Quarters – Post-[[2290]]'''		\|+ '''Table 5.4b:<br> Crew Quarters – Post-[[2290]]'''
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	~~<br><br>~~
	----		----
	==SFC Technology Index==		==SFC Technology Index==
	The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.		The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.

	~~<br><br>~~
	==Construction Rules Index==		==Construction Rules Index==
	* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	* [[Build: Personnel Systems\|Back to Chapter 5.0: Personnel Systems]]		* [[Build: Personnel Systems\|Back to Chapter 5.0: Personnel Systems]]
			* [[Build: Basic Life Support\|On to Basic Life Support]]


	[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]]
	[[Category: Build (Personnel Systems)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category: Build (Personnel Systems)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Dan at 19:36, 3 August 2023

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	==5.4 Crew Quarters==		==5.4 Crew Quarters==
	(Required)		'''(Required)'''<br>
			'''Cost:''' Varies. See below
	Cost: Varies. See below

	Star Fleet makes use of seven types of quarters for the crew:		Star Fleet makes use of seven types of quarters for the crew:
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	(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)		(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)

	(Klingon: Klingon warriors eschew the “creature comforts” so common on Star Fleet and Romulan		(Klingon: Klingon warriors eschew the “creature comforts” so common on Star Fleet and Romulan vessels. Instead, they prefer to demonstrate their strength, stamina, and toughness by making things as hard on themselves as possible. For this reason, and not coincidentally because of the small size of many Klingon ships, Spartan quarters (each housing two persons) predominate on the vessels of the Empire. Basic, Expanded, and Luxury quarters are typically reserved for officers, older crewmembers whose backs and bones no longer tolerate cold, hard bunks so well, diplomats, and visitors. The general passenger accommodations are Barracks.)
	vessels. Instead, they prefer to demonstrate their strength, stamina, and toughness by making things as hard on themselves as possible. For this reason, and not coincidentally because of the small size of many Klingon ships, Spartan quarters (each housing two persons) predominate on the vessels of the Empire. Basic, Expanded, and Luxury quarters are typically reserved for officers, older crewmembers whose backs and bones no longer tolerate cold, hard bunks so well, diplomats, and visitors. The general passenger accommodations are Barracks.)

	Below are two tables. The first details the usual breakdown of quarters for the pre-24th century eras, and the second for the 24th century and later eras.		Below are two tables. The first details the usual breakdown of quarters for the pre-[[24th century]] eras, and the second for the 24th century and later eras.
	~~<br><br>~~

	==Tables==		==Tables==
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	\| '''Transport'''\|\| 35% \|\| 35% \|\| 12% \|\| 12% \|\| 6%		\| '''Transport'''\|\| 35% \|\| 35% \|\| 12% \|\| 12% \|\| 6%
	\|}		\|}

	<br><br>		<br><br>
	----		----

	==SFC Technology Index==		==SFC Technology Index==
	The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.		The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.

	<br>		<br><br>
	==Construction Rules Index==		==Construction Rules Index==
	*[[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	*[[Build: Personnel Systems\|Back to Chapter 5.0: Personnel Systems]]		* [[Build: Personnel Systems\|Back to Chapter 5.0: Personnel Systems]]


	[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category: Build (Personnel Systems)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]]
			[[Category: Build (Personnel Systems)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Dan: /* 5.4 Crew Quarters */

2020-06-02T16:28:27Z

5.4 Crew Quarters

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	Cost: Varies. See below		Cost: Varies. See below

	~~Starfleet~~ makes use of seven types of quarters for the crew:		Star Fleet makes use of seven types of quarters for the crew:
	:<u>Barracks</u>: 1 SU per 60 quarters. Primarily for enlisted or troops. These were generally not used on most ~~Starfleet~~ ships after [[2290]].		:<u>Barracks</u>: 1 SU per 60 quarters. Primarily for enlisted or troops. These were generally not used on most Star Fleet ships after [[2290]].
	:<u>Spartan</u>: 1 SU per 20 quarters. These are two bunks per room (vice beds) and are usually employed on the more short-range or militarily-oriented vessels, such as escorts.		:<u>Spartan</u>: 1 SU per 20 quarters. These are two bunks per room (vice beds) and are usually employed on the more short-range or militarily-oriented vessels, such as escorts.
	:<u>Basic</u>: 1 SU per 10 quarters. These are generally characterized by a simple 2-bed room, sharing a head with another similar space. They were most often used by enlisted and low-ranking officers.		:<u>Basic</u>: 1 SU per 10 quarters. These are generally characterized by a simple 2-bed room, sharing a head with another similar space. They were most often used by enlisted and low-ranking officers.
	:<u>Expanded</u>: 1 SU per 5 quarters. Larger and more luxurious; they were often used by families (when ~~Starfleet~~ made allowances for them) and mid-ranking officers.		:<u>Expanded</u>: 1 SU per 5 quarters. Larger and more luxurious; they were often used by families (when Star Fleet made allowances for them) and mid-ranking officers.
	:<u>Luxury</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These are the top-of-the-line quarters: large, multi-room suites with lots of amenities. These were used by senior officers, diplomats ad VIPs.		:<u>Luxury</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These are the top-of-the-line quarters: large, multi-room suites with lots of amenities. These were used by senior officers, diplomats ad VIPs.
	:<u>Unusual</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These rooms were set aside for special residents requiring specific conditions, such as non-oxygen atmosphere, water, low-gravity, etc. These spaces have most of the equipment needed surrounding the immediate area. For conditions that varied only slightly, usually 10% each of the Basic, Expanded and Luxury quarters can be so adapted.		:<u>Unusual</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These rooms were set aside for special residents requiring specific conditions, such as non-oxygen atmosphere, water, low-gravity, etc. These spaces have most of the equipment needed surrounding the immediate area. For conditions that varied only slightly, usually 10% each of the Basic, Expanded and Luxury quarters can be so adapted.
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	(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)		(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)

	(Klingon: Klingon warriors eschew the “creature comforts” so common on ~~Starfleet~~ and Romulan		(Klingon: Klingon warriors eschew the “creature comforts” so common on Star Fleet and Romulan
	vessels. Instead, they prefer to demonstrate their strength, stamina, and toughness by making things as hard on themselves as possible. For this reason, and not coincidentally because of the small size of many Klingon ships, Spartan quarters (each housing two persons) predominate on the vessels of the Empire. Basic, Expanded, and Luxury quarters are typically reserved for officers, older crewmembers whose backs and bones no longer tolerate cold, hard bunks so well, diplomats, and visitors. The general passenger accommodations are Barracks.)		vessels. Instead, they prefer to demonstrate their strength, stamina, and toughness by making things as hard on themselves as possible. For this reason, and not coincidentally because of the small size of many Klingon ships, Spartan quarters (each housing two persons) predominate on the vessels of the Empire. Basic, Expanded, and Luxury quarters are typically reserved for officers, older crewmembers whose backs and bones no longer tolerate cold, hard bunks so well, diplomats, and visitors. The general passenger accommodations are Barracks.)

Dan: /* Construction Rules Index */

2018-03-04T18:08:24Z

Construction Rules Index

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			==SFC Technology Index==
			The '''Crew Quarters''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') are manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, crew quarters have no index.

			<br>
	==Construction Rules Index==		==Construction Rules Index==
	*[[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		*[[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	*[[Personnel Systems ~~(Build)~~\|Back to Chapter 5.0: Personnel Systems]]		*[[Build: Personnel Systems\|Back to Chapter 5.0: Personnel Systems]]



	[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category: Build (Personnel Systems)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category: Build (Personnel Systems)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Dan: /* 5.4 Crew Quarters */

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5.4 Crew Quarters

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	:<u>Luxury</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These are the top-of-the-line quarters: large, multi-room suites with lots of amenities. These were used by senior officers, diplomats ad VIPs.		:<u>Luxury</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These are the top-of-the-line quarters: large, multi-room suites with lots of amenities. These were used by senior officers, diplomats ad VIPs.
	:<u>Unusual</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These rooms were set aside for special residents requiring specific conditions, such as non-oxygen atmosphere, water, low-gravity, etc. These spaces have most of the equipment needed surrounding the immediate area. For conditions that varied only slightly, usually 10% each of the Basic, Expanded and Luxury quarters can be so adapted.		:<u>Unusual</u>: 1 SU per 1 quarters. These rooms were set aside for special residents requiring specific conditions, such as non-oxygen atmosphere, water, low-gravity, etc. These spaces have most of the equipment needed surrounding the immediate area. For conditions that varied only slightly, usually 10% each of the Basic, Expanded and Luxury quarters can be so adapted.
	:<u>Cryogenic</u>: 1 SU per 60 quarters. Beginning in [[1996]], ~~cyrogenic~~ equipment was used for long-range missions. These are rare, even within the [[23rd century]].		:<u>Cryogenic</u>: 1 SU per 60 quarters. Beginning in [[1996]], cryogenic equipment was used for long-range missions. These are rare, even within the [[23rd century]].

	(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)		(Cardassian: On a Central Command ship, often a significant percentage of the crew accomodations are Spartan. Unlike the Federation, the Cardassian Union doesn’t have the resources to waste making lowly soldiers’ quarters the lap of luxury. Some Cardassian ships even use “hot racking,” a system in which two or three crewmembers share the same rack (bed), with one sleeping while the other two are on duty. Represent this by providing either one- or two-thirds the number of racks as per crewmen.)

Dan: Dan moved page Crew Quarters (Build) to Build:Crew Quarters

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