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	; Auxiliary Power (4%): Every 2 SUs of damage to a fusion reactor renders it incapable of producing Power. Every 3 SUs of damage to auxiliary power destroy one fusion reactor. Roll 1d6; a 1-2 indicates that it explodes, causing 5+5d6 damage (no defense applies against this damage).		; Auxiliary Power (4%): Every 2 SUs of damage to a fusion reactor renders it incapable of producing Power. Every 3 SUs of damage to auxiliary power destroy one fusion reactor. Roll 1d6; a 1-2 indicates that it explodes, causing 5+5d6 damage (no defense applies against this damage).

			; Battery Power (1%): Each time this damage result is rolled, randomly select one shipboard system. That system loses its local battery source, regardless of the number of SUs damaged. The system continues to function normally while connected to the EPS, but it cannot operate on battery power if EPS power is interrupted. This is simply damage the ship has absorbed and will need to have repaired.

	; Emergency Power (4%): When damage to the Emergency Power reaches 50% of the starting SUs, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that it explodes, causing its normal full SUs to the ship in damage (only Resistance protects against this).		; Emergency Power (4%): When damage to the Emergency Power reaches 50% of the starting SUs, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that it explodes, causing its normal full SUs to the ship in damage (only Resistance protects against this).

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	==Application of Damage==		==Application of Damage==
	A vessel ~~applying~~ damage ~~following a failure (~~or ~~two) leaves~~ [[Random_Events#Event_Failures\|Event Failures]] ~~with~~ the ~~amount~~ of damage ~~known~~, but ~~not to what~~ systems and ~~to how many~~ crew. This article will help determine that damage. Recovery from damage and casualties will be handled in the articles on [[Repairs]] and [[Casualties]], respectively.		When a vessel sustains damage due to one or more [[Random_Events#Event_Failures\|Event Failures]], the extent of the damage is generally clear, but the specific systems affected and the number of crew impacted may remain uncertain. This article will help determine that damage. Recovery from damage and casualties will be handled in the articles on [[Repairs]] and [[Casualties]], respectively.

	===Initial Determination and Hull Damage===		===Initial Determination and Hull Damage===

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	==Application of Damage==		==Application of Damage==
	A vessel applying damage following a failure (or two) leaves [[~~Starfleet_Command:Events~~#~~Mission_Failures~~\|~~Mission~~ Failures]] with the amount of damage known, but not to what systems and to how many crew. This article will help determine that damage. Recovery from damage and casualties will be handled in the articles on [[Repairs]] and [[Casualties]], respectively.		A vessel applying damage following a failure (or two) leaves [[Random_Events#Event_Failures\|Event Failures]] with the amount of damage known, but not to what systems and to how many crew. This article will help determine that damage. Recovery from damage and casualties will be handled in the articles on [[Repairs]] and [[Casualties]], respectively.

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	; Torpedo Storage (2%): Every 1 SU of damage destroys 2d6 torpedoes, and may damage others.		; Torpedo Storage (2%): Every 1 SU of damage destroys 2d6 torpedoes, and may damage others.


	==Non-Combat Damage Determination==		==Non-Combat Damage Determination==

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	==Non-Combat Damage Determination==		==Non-Combat Damage Determination==

	For damage incurred from an interstellar phenomenon, the specific levels of damage (or how to determine them) can be found for the [[~~Interstellar_Phenomena\|particular event~~]].		For damage incurred from an interstellar phenomenon, the specific levels of damage (or how to determine them) can be found for the particular event in [[Interstellar Phenomena]].


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	===Initial Determination and Hull Damage===		===Initial Determination and Hull Damage===
	Total damages from an Event are applied in 25-point groups (or less, as warranted), minus the ship's resistance factor (do not add both the outer and inner hulls' resistance together; just take the value applied to either). Shields are not utilized at this level of damage resolution, so they do not deduct transmitted damage. Each group of damage is applied to a system rolled randomly on the below tables. Roll for each, applying the results in the order they occur. If further damage results from rolled damage, it does not count towards the previously determined amount, but is added to the collective damage.		Total damages from an Event are applied in 25-point groups (or less, as warranted), minus the ship's [[Build:Resistance\|resistance factor]] (do not add both the outer and inner hulls' resistance together; just take the value applied to either). Shields are not utilized at this level of damage resolution, so they do not deduct transmitted damage. Each group of damage is applied to a system rolled randomly on the below tables. Roll for each, applying the results in the order they occur. If further damage results from rolled damage, it does not count towards the previously determined amount, but is added to the collective damage.

	If a system is destroyed before the total 25-point group can be applied, the remaining damage occurs to the ship's inner hull, without causing further damage to other systems (i.e., the damage does ''not'' roll over to another system). If the amount of damage exceeds 25% of the inner hull's SU value, the inner hull experiences a hull breach. ''Any'' hull damage, breach or not, should be recorded as an individual portion of the ship that will require repair, but inner breaches do no significant damage (to systems nor personnel). If, however, the damage value is greater than the inner hull's complete SU value, it rolls over to the outer hull. If that damage value exceeds 25% of the outer hull's SU value, it too experiences a hull breach, with a casualty percentage of 3% for that particular 25-point group. Note that, unlike normal systems, a hull is not completely destroyed when it loses all of its SUs; it’s only destroyed in a limited area—there are just lots of breaches. (However, if total hull damage exceeds the Total SU for the ship, it ''is'' destroyed.)		If a system is destroyed before the total 25-point group can be applied, the remaining damage occurs to the ship's inner hull, without causing further damage to other systems (i.e., the damage does ''not'' roll over to another system). If the amount of damage exceeds 25% of the inner hull's SU value, the inner hull experiences a hull breach. ''Any'' hull damage, breach or not, should be recorded as an individual portion of the ship that will require repair, but inner breaches do no significant damage (to systems nor personnel). If, however, the damage value is greater than the inner hull's complete SU value, it rolls over to the outer hull. If that damage value exceeds 25% of the outer hull's SU value, it too experiences a hull breach, with a casualty percentage of 3% for that particular 25-point group. Note that, unlike normal systems, a hull is not completely destroyed when it loses all of its SUs; it’s only destroyed in a limited area—there are just lots of breaches. (However, if total hull damage exceeds the Total SU for the ship, it ''is'' destroyed.)

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	==Application of Damage==		==Application of Damage==
	A vessel applying damage following a failure (or two) leaves [[Starfleet_Command:Events#Mission_Failures\|Mission Failures]] with the amount of damage known, but not to what systems and to how many crew. This article will help determine that damage. Recovery from damage and casualties will be handled in the articles on [[~~Starfleet_Command:Repairs\|~~Repairs]] and [[~~Starfleet Command:Casualties\|~~Casualties]], respectively.		A vessel applying damage following a failure (or two) leaves [[Starfleet_Command:Events#Mission_Failures\|Mission Failures]] with the amount of damage known, but not to what systems and to how many crew. This article will help determine that damage. Recovery from damage and casualties will be handled in the articles on [[Repairs]] and [[Casualties]], respectively.

	===Initial Determination and Hull Damage===		===Initial Determination and Hull Damage===

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	;Basic Life Support (2%): The percentage of the Basic Life Support system damaged indicates what percentage of the ship no longer contains a breathable atmosphere (or one which will shortly be used up), requiring the activation of Reserve or Emergency Life Support. Generally the crew can cut off damaged areas to maintain life support integrity in the rest of the ship. At 75% damage or greater, the network shared with Reserve Life Support is so damaged the Reserve cannot function.		; Basic Life Support (2%): The percentage of the Basic Life Support system damaged indicates what percentage of the ship no longer contains a breathable atmosphere (or one which will shortly be used up), requiring the activation of Reserve or Emergency Life Support. Generally the crew can cut off damaged areas to maintain life support integrity in the rest of the ship. At 75% damage or greater, the network shared with Reserve Life Support is so damaged the Reserve cannot function.

	;Cargo Holds (2%): Damage to this location primarily destroys cargo (the holds themselves are just big, open rooms). Sometimes cargos pose dangers themselves; whenever a cargo hold takes damage, roll 1d6. On a 1 there’s an explosion causing 1-6 dice of damage. Roll another die; on a 1-3, it’s the cargo itself which takes the damage, on a 4-5 it’s whatever is next to the hold, on a 6 it’s both.		; Cargo Holds (2%): Damage to this location primarily destroys cargo (the holds themselves are just big, open rooms). Sometimes cargos pose dangers themselves; whenever a cargo hold takes damage, roll 1d6. On a 1 there’s an explosion causing 1-6 dice of damage. Roll another die; on a 1-3, it’s the cargo itself which takes the damage, on a 4-5 it’s whatever is next to the hold, on a 6 it’s both.

	;Consumables (4%): The percentage of damage to Consumables represents the amount of them destroyed in the attack. This generally has no consequence during combat, since even if stored fuel is destroyed, the ship usually has enough already in the system to keep operating for some time. (Note: extensive safety measures prevent antimatter from contacting matter, even when Consumables are damaged; loss of antimatter in this case does not cause an explosion.)		; Consumables (4%): The percentage of damage to Consumables represents the amount of them destroyed in the attack. This generally has no consequence during combat, since even if stored fuel is destroyed, the ship usually has enough already in the system to keep operating for some time. (Note: extensive safety measures prevent antimatter from contacting matter, even when Consumables are damaged; loss of antimatter in this case does not cause an explosion.)

	;Crew Quarters (Special): The percentage of crew affected depends upon how the attack occurs. If there’s been a red alert and everyone’s at his duty station, Crew equals 1%. If the attack is a surprise and/or one which takes place while the ship’s personnel are going about their everyday lives, Crew can rise as high as 33%.		; Crew Quarters (Special): The percentage of crew affected depends upon how the attack occurs. If there’s been a red alert and everyone’s at his duty station, Crew equals 1%. If the attack is a surprise and/or one which takes place while the ship’s personnel are going about their everyday lives, Crew can rise as high as 33%.

	;Emergency Life Support (2%): Every 10% damage to Emergency Life Support destroys 10% of the emergency shelter areas. Additionally, when Emergency Life Support is reduced to 50% effectiveness or less, and every time it takes damage thereafter, roll 1d6. On a 1-2, the damage has caused some of the power modules to detonate, doing 3+3d6 (or more) damage to the ship (no defense applies). Once an explosion occurs, increase the chance for further explosions to 1-3. Determine the location or system damaged by the explosion randomly, rerolling if you get an “Environmental Systems” result.		; Emergency Life Support (2%): Every 10% damage to Emergency Life Support destroys 10% of the emergency shelter areas. Additionally, when Emergency Life Support is reduced to 50% effectiveness or less, and every time it takes damage thereafter, roll 1d6. On a 1-2, the damage has caused some of the power modules to detonate, doing 3+3d6 (or more) damage to the ship (no defense applies). Once an explosion occurs, increase the chance for further explosions to 1-3. Determine the location or system damaged by the explosion randomly, rerolling if you get an “Environmental Systems” result.

	;EMH System (0%): Fifty percent (50%) damage to the EMH reduces all its attributes and skills by half; at 75% damage and above, the EMH can no longer function effectively. If the ship has no EMH, substitute Sickbay damage for this result.		; EMH System (0%): Fifty percent (50%) damage to the EMH reduces all its attributes and skills by half; at 75% damage and above, the EMH can no longer function effectively. If the ship has no EMH, substitute Sickbay damage for this result.

	;Escape Pods (Special): Every SU of damage to Escape Pods completely destroys 3d6 pods, and may damage others (up to 20). If the crew has already entered the pods to prepare for an escape, the Crew percentage can rise as high as 50%; otherwise, it’s usually 0%.		; Escape Pods (Special): Every SU of damage to Escape Pods completely destroys 3d6 pods, and may damage others (up to 20). If the crew has already entered the pods to prepare for an escape, the Crew percentage can rise as high as 50%; otherwise, it’s usually 0%.

	;Fire Suppression System (2%): Every 10% damage reduces the system’s strength by 1 and/or reduces the area it covers by 10%.		; Fire Suppression System (2%): Every 10% damage reduces the system’s strength by 1 and/or reduces the area it covers by 10%.

	;Gravity (2%): For every 20% damage to gravity, gravity control fails in 10% of the ship. When 80% damage is reached, half the ship loses gravity; at 100% gravity fails completely.		; Gravity (2%): For every 20% damage to gravity, gravity control fails in 10% of the ship. When 80% damage is reached, half the ship loses gravity; at 100% gravity fails completely.

	;Personnel Transportation (8%): When personnel transportation systems are damaged, crewmen traveling long distances on the ship (one-fifth of the ship’s length or more) have to make a Crew Skill Tests to find ways around corridors and turbolift tubes blocked by debris. For every 20% of damage to personnel transportation systems, there’s a +3 penalty to the Test Roll. Travel times increase correspondingly.		; Personnel Transportation (8%): When personnel transportation systems are damaged, crewmen traveling long distances on the ship (one-fifth of the ship’s length or more) have to make a Crew Skill Tests to find ways around corridors and turbolift tubes blocked by debris. For every 20% of damage to personnel transportation systems, there’s a +3 penalty to the Test Roll. Travel times increase correspondingly.

	;Recreation Facilities (Special): The percentage of crew affected depends upon how the attack occurs. If there’s been a red alert and everyone’s at his duty station, Crew equals 0%. If the attack is a surprise and/or one which takes place while the ship’s personnel are going about their everyday lives, Crew can rise as high as 20%.		; Recreation Facilities (Special): The percentage of crew affected depends upon how the attack occurs. If there’s been a red alert and everyone’s at his duty station, Crew equals 0%. If the attack is a surprise and/or one which takes place while the ship’s personnel are going about their everyday lives, Crew can rise as high as 20%.

	;Replicators (8%): Roll 1d6; 1-3 means food replicators are damaged, 4-6 means industrial replicators. The greater the percentage damage to each type, the fewer of them remain working.		; Replicators (8%): Roll 1d6; 1-3 means food replicators are damaged, 4-6 means industrial replicators. The greater the percentage damage to each type, the fewer of them remain working.

	;Reserve Life Support (2%): The percentage of damage suffered by Reserve Life Support may work just like Basic Life Support (certain parts of the ship are no longer served), or for each 25% damage taken, reduce Reserve’s functioning time by 6 hours.		; Reserve Life Support (2%): The percentage of damage suffered by Reserve Life Support may work just like Basic Life Support (certain parts of the ship are no longer served), or for each 25% damage taken, reduce Reserve’s functioning time by 6 hours.

	;Sickbay (4%): For every 20% damage to Medical Facilities, reduce the Test Bonus provided by the Medical Rating by 3 (this may quickly result in penalties to Medical Sciences and related Tests, due to lack of properly functioning equipment). At 75% damage and above, the EMH no longer functions.		; Sickbay (4%): For every 20% damage to Medical Facilities, reduce the Test Bonus provided by the Medical Rating by 3 (this may quickly result in penalties to Medical Sciences and related Tests, due to lack of properly functioning equipment). At 75% damage and above, the EMH no longer functions.

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	; Cloaking Device (8%): For every 20% damage to a cloaking device, reduce its Difficulty modifier for Shipboard Systems (Sensors) Tests by 1; at 100% damage, the cloak fails entirely.		; Cloaking Device (8%): For every 20% damage to a cloaking device, reduce its Difficulty modifier for Shipboard Systems (Sensors) Tests by 1; at 100% damage, the cloak fails entirely.

	; Communications Systems (4%): Using the [[Communication_Systems_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Communications Table]], compare communications’s current remaining SUs and find the communication package on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). That indicates communications’s current strength and security. For every 20% damage, reduce the bonus from one of its upratings packages by one category (to a minimum of 0 for each). If the ship has a holocommunications system, it’s lost when 20% damage is suffered. When Communications has been damaged to 65%, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that it explodes, causing its normal full SUs to the ship in damage (no defense applies). Emergency communications is not lost until Communications has suffered more than 80% damage.		; Communications Systems (4%): Using the [[Build: Communication_Systems_#Tables\|Communications Table]], compare communications’s current remaining SUs and find the communication package on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). That indicates communications’s current strength and security. For every 20% damage, reduce the bonus from one of its upratings packages by one category (to a minimum of 0 for each). If the ship has a holocommunications system, it’s lost when 20% damage is suffered. When Communications has been damaged to 65%, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that it explodes, causing its normal full SUs to the ship in damage (no defense applies). Emergency communications is not lost until Communications has suffered more than 80% damage.

	; Computer Core (4%): For every 25% damage to a computer core, impose a -1 Test Result penalty on all Computer Tests made using it (uprating packages may counteract some of this penalty). If the ship has multiple computer cores, a character can avoid this penalty by using another, undamaged or less damaged, one—unless the ODN system is damaged (see '''ODN''' below). If all computer cores are damaged, characters may use the lesser penalty, but any Test with any skill which involves the computer system (including any Shipboard System skill) suffers that same penalty (take the greater of this penalty or the penalty from the damaged ODN; do not add them).		; Computer Core (4%): For every 25% damage to a computer core, impose a -1 Test Result penalty on all Computer Tests made using it (uprating packages may counteract some of this penalty). If the ship has multiple computer cores, a character can avoid this penalty by using another, undamaged or less damaged, one—unless the ODN system is damaged (see '''ODN''' below). If all computer cores are damaged, characters may use the lesser penalty, but any Test with any skill which involves the computer system (including any Shipboard System skill) suffers that same penalty (take the greater of this penalty or the penalty from the damaged ODN; do not add them).
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	; Navigational Deflector (4%): For every 20% damage to the deflector, impose a -1 Test Result penalty on all Shipboard Systems (Flight Control, Tactical, or Deflector) Tests which involve it. At 50% damage, halve the ranges when it’s used to project forms of energy. At 30%, 60%, and 90% damage, one of its graviton generators is destroyed; when all are destroyed, the ship cannot go to warp without risking wear and tear on the ship (see [[Navigational_Deflector_(Build)\|Navigational Deflector]]).		; Navigational Deflector (4%): For every 20% damage to the deflector, impose a -1 Test Result penalty on all Shipboard Systems (Flight Control, Tactical, or Deflector) Tests which involve it. At 50% damage, halve the ranges when it’s used to project forms of energy. At 30%, 60%, and 90% damage, one of its graviton generators is destroyed; when all are destroyed, the ship cannot go to warp without risking wear and tear on the ship (see [[Navigational_Deflector_(Build)\|Navigational Deflector]]).

	; Navigational Sensors (2%): Using the [[Sensor_Systems_~~(Build)~~#Tables_3\|Navigational Sensors Table]], compare the sensors’ current remaining SUs and find the sensor type on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). That indicates the sensor’s current strength. For every 30% damage, reduce its bonus from an upratings package by one category.		; Navigational Sensors (2%): Using the [[Build: Sensor_Systems_#Tables_3\|Navigational Sensors Table]], compare the sensors’ current remaining SUs and find the sensor type on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). That indicates the sensor’s current strength. For every 30% damage, reduce its bonus from an upratings package by one category.

	; ODN System (8%): At 50% damage, any Test with any skill which involves the computer system (including any Shipboard System skill) suffers a -1 Test Result; at 75%, this becomes -2. At 100%, the computer cannot transfer data from one station to another, making it impossible to link systems together or exchange data between them.		; ODN System (8%): At 50% damage, any Test with any skill which involves the computer system (including any Shipboard System skill) suffers a -1 Test Result; at 75%, this becomes -2. At 100%, the computer cannot transfer data from one station to another, making it impossible to link systems together or exchange data between them.
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	; Probes (2%): Every SU of damage destroys 2d6 probes, and may damage others.		; Probes (2%): Every SU of damage destroys 2d6 probes, and may damage others.

	; Science Systems (4%): For every 20% damage taken, reduce the Effect provided by the [[Science_Systems_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Science Systems]] (see table) by -1 (this may quickly result in penalties to Science Skills and related Tests due to lack of properly functioning equipment) or eliminate the effect of one specialized science system or destroy one laboratory.		; Science Systems (4%): For every 20% damage taken, reduce the Effect provided by the [[Build: Science_Systems_#Tables\|Science Systems]] (see table) by -1 (this may quickly result in penalties to Science Skills and related Tests due to lack of properly functioning equipment) or eliminate the effect of one specialized science system or destroy one laboratory.

	; Security Systems (4%): For every 10% damage, roll 1d6. 1-2 means the damage was suffered by the brig area, possibly freeing (and/or injuring) prisoners, 3-4 means it was suffered by the anti-intruder system; the Narrator determines what areas of the ship are no longer protected by the system, 5-6 means that the internal force field system was damaged; reduce the maximum highest strength of the force fields by 1-2.		; Security Systems (4%): For every 10% damage, roll 1d6. 1-2 means the damage was suffered by the brig area, possibly freeing (and/or injuring) prisoners, 3-4 means it was suffered by the anti-intruder system; the Narrator determines what areas of the ship are no longer protected by the system, 5-6 means that the internal force field system was damaged; reduce the maximum highest strength of the force fields by 1-2.
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	; Auto-Destruct System (2%): Damage to the auto-destruct system, even its complete destruction, is highly unlikely to trigger it accidentally. Whenever the auto-destruct system takes damage, roll 4d6. If all dice come up 1s, the auto-destruct detonates. When it loses all of its SUs, the auto-destruct system becomes nonfunctional.		; Auto-Destruct System (2%): Damage to the auto-destruct system, even its complete destruction, is highly unlikely to trigger it accidentally. Whenever the auto-destruct system takes damage, roll 4d6. If all dice come up 1s, the auto-destruct detonates. When it loses all of its SUs, the auto-destruct system becomes nonfunctional.

	; Beam Weapon (8%): Use the appropriate table ([[Beam_Weapons_~~(Build)~~#Tables_2\|Disrupters]], [[Beam_Weapons_~~(Build)~~#Table\|Lasers]], [[Beam_Weapons_~~(Build)~~#9.2.3_Phase_Cannons\|Phase Cannons]], [[Beam_Weapons_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Phasers]], [[Beam_Weapons_~~(Build)~~#9.2.2_Plasma_Cannons\|Plasma Cannons]], etc.) to determine how many emitters each SU of damage to a phaser array does; when all emitters are destroyed, a phaser array no longer functions (partial damage may restrict its firing arc). When an array takes 50% damage, roll 1d6. A roll of 1 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 1 SU damage to the ship for every 2 remaining emitters (only Resistance protects against this). (If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that when the array takes damage again, until it explodes, is destroyed, or the ship routes all Power away from it.) A roll of 2 indicates damage to the phaser generator; the array can only fire at half strength maximum (for later rolls of this result, reduce phaser strength to one-quarter, one-eighth, and so forth). If a ship has multiple phaser arrays, the Narrator must determine which one is hit randomly, or based on the angle of attack and other factors.		; Beam Weapon (8%): Use the appropriate table ([[Build: Beam_Weapons_#Tables_2\|Disrupters]], [[Build: Beam_Weapons_#Table\|Lasers]], [[Build: Beam_Weapons_#9.2.3_Phase_Cannons\|Phase Cannons]], [[Build: Beam_Weapons_#Tables\|Phasers]], [[Build: Beam_Weapons_#9.2.2_Plasma_Cannons\|Plasma Cannons]], etc.) to determine how many emitters each SU of damage to a phaser array does; when all emitters are destroyed, a phaser array no longer functions (partial damage may restrict its firing arc). When an array takes 50% damage, roll 1d6. A roll of 1 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 1 SU damage to the ship for every 2 remaining emitters (only Resistance protects against this). (If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that when the array takes damage again, until it explodes, is destroyed, or the ship routes all Power away from it.) A roll of 2 indicates damage to the phaser generator; the array can only fire at half strength maximum (for later rolls of this result, reduce phaser strength to one-quarter, one-eighth, and so forth). If a ship has multiple phaser arrays, the Narrator must determine which one is hit randomly, or based on the angle of attack and other factors.

	; Distortion Amplifiers (8%): Using the [[Deflector_Shields_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Shields Table]], compare the subspace field distortion amplifier’s current remaining SUs to the table and find the package which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). The highest number in that class indicates the level to which the shields’ Threshold has been reduced. When an amplifier takes 50% damage, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 1d6 damage per Class of amplifier (Class Alpha counts as 1, Class Beta as 2, and so forth) (only Resistance protects against this). If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that the amplifier takes damage again, until it explodes or is destroyed.		; Distortion Amplifiers (8%): Using the [[Build: Deflector_Shields_#Tables\|Shields Table]], compare the subspace field distortion amplifier’s current remaining SUs to the table and find the package which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). The highest number in that class indicates the level to which the shields’ Threshold has been reduced. When an amplifier takes 50% damage, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 1d6 damage per Class of amplifier (Class Alpha counts as 1, Class Beta as 2, and so forth) (only Resistance protects against this). If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that the amplifier takes damage again, until it explodes or is destroyed.

	; Recharging System (8%): For every 20% damage, reduce the effectiveness of the recharging system to the next worst type on the [[Deflector_Shields_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Shields Table]]. When 80% damage is exceeded, the Recharge Speed drops to 50 seconds; at 100%, the shields can no longer recharge (once collapsed, they stay collapsed until the system is repaired).		; Recharging System (8%): For every 20% damage, reduce the effectiveness of the recharging system to the next worst type on the [[Build: Deflector_Shields_#Tables\|Shields Table]]. When 80% damage is exceeded, the Recharge Speed drops to 50 seconds; at 100%, the shields can no longer recharge (once collapsed, they stay collapsed until the system is repaired).

	; Shield Generators (8%): Using the [[Deflector_Shields_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Shields Table]], compare the generator’s current remaining SUs and find the package on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). The highest Protection number in that class indicates the level to which the shields have been reduced (though they may already have been damaged below that level during the battle). When a generator takes 50% damage, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 1d6 damage per Class of generator (only Resistance protects against this). If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that the generator takes damage, until it explodes or is destroyed. Since ships have multiple shield generators, plus backup generators, the Narrator must determine which one is hit randomly, or based on the angle of attack and other factors.		; Shield Generators (8%): Using the [[Build: Deflector_Shields_#Tables\|Shields Table]], compare the generator’s current remaining SUs and find the package on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). The highest Protection number in that class indicates the level to which the shields have been reduced (though they may already have been damaged below that level during the battle). When a generator takes 50% damage, roll 1d6. A 1-2 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 1d6 damage per Class of generator (only Resistance protects against this). If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that the generator takes damage, until it explodes or is destroyed. Since ships have multiple shield generators, plus backup generators, the Narrator must determine which one is hit randomly, or based on the angle of attack and other factors.

	; Shield Grid (8%): Every 30% damage reduces the effectiveness of the shield grid to the next lowest grid type (see the [[Deflector_Shields_~~(Build)~~#Tables\|Shields Table]]).		; Shield Grid (8%): Every 30% damage reduces the effectiveness of the shield grid to the next lowest grid type (see the [[Build: Deflector_Shields_#Tables\|Shields Table]]).

	; TA/T/TS (1%): Using the [[Threat_Assessment/Tracking/Targeting_System_~~(Build)~~#Table\|TA/T/TS Table]], compare the TA/T/TS’s current remaining SUs and find the package on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). That indicates TA/T/TS’s current strength and Test bonus. For every 20% damage, reduce the ship’s Weapons Skill (if applicable) by 1.		; TA/T/TS (1%): Using the [[Build: Threat_Assessment/Tracking/Targeting_System_#Table\|TA/T/TS Table]], compare the TA/T/TS’s current remaining SUs and find the package on the table which most closely matches it (round up if necessary). That indicates TA/T/TS’s current strength and Test bonus. For every 20% damage, reduce the ship’s Weapons Skill (if applicable) by 1.

	; Torpedo Launcher (2%): When a torpedo launcher suffers 50% damage, reduce its Spread and/or the ranges over which it can fire torpedoes by half. Also, roll 1d6. A 1 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 2 SUs damage to the ship per point of Spread (only Resistance protects against this). If there’s a torpedo in the launcher when an attack hits, roll for explosion regardless of the percent of damage taken, and the chance for explosion rises to 1-3. If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that the launcher takes damage again, until it explodes, is destroyed, or the ship routes all Power away from it. If a ship has multiple launchers, the Narrator must determine which one is hit randomly, or based on the angle of attack and other factors.		; Torpedo Launcher (2%): When a torpedo launcher suffers 50% damage, reduce its Spread and/or the ranges over which it can fire torpedoes by half. Also, roll 1d6. A 1 indicates that an explosion occurs, causing 2 SUs damage to the ship per point of Spread (only Resistance protects against this). If there’s a torpedo in the launcher when an attack hits, roll for explosion regardless of the percent of damage taken, and the chance for explosion rises to 1-3. If there’s no explosion, roll every time after that the launcher takes damage again, until it explodes, is destroyed, or the ship routes all Power away from it. If a ship has multiple launchers, the Narrator must determine which one is hit randomly, or based on the angle of attack and other factors.