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==4.3 Resistance==
==4.3 Resistance==
'''(Required)'''<br>
'''(Required)'''<br>
'''Cost:''' Base amount of 2 per hull (outer & inner) free. Additional 3 SUs per +2 points per hull, with a maximum of 8 for pre-[[2291]] and 10 for post-[[2290]] ships.
'''Cost:''' Base amount of 2 per hull (outer & inner) free. Additional 3 SUs per +2 points per hull, with a maximum of 8 additional for pre-[[2291]] and 10 additional for post-[[2290]] ships.<br>
'''Power Requirement:''' none


While starships primarily rely upon their shields for protection against outside sources of damage, hulls themselves provide a small amount of additional protection against attacks that penetrate the shields. This is known as Resistance. Both the outer and inner hulls provide Resistance; it is bought separately for each hull. Each has 2 points of Resistance automatically and for free. Only the strongest, most powerful ships max out the Resistance; most make due with 4 or 6 points (military; 2 or 3 civilian) in the [[23rd century]] and 6 or 8 (military; 4 or 5 civilian) in the [[24th century|24th]].
While starships primarily rely upon their shields for protection against outside sources of damage, hulls themselves provide a small amount of additional protection against attacks that penetrate the shields. This is known as Resistance.  
 
Both the outer and inner hulls provide Resistance; it is bought separately for each hull. Each has 2 points of Resistance automatically and for free. Each may have up to an additional 8 points of Resistance, at a cost of 3 SUs per 2 points. Thus, the
maximum Resistance a ship can have, 20 (10 per hull), costs 24 SUs.
 
Only the strongest, most powerful ships max out the Resistance; most make due with 4 or 6 points (military; 2 or 3 civilian) in the [[23rd century]] and 6 or 8 (military; 4 or 5 civilian) in the [[24th century|24th]].


Resistance does not protect against many forms of hull stress which affect the entire vessel; that’s the function of the [[Build:Structural Integrity Field|SIF]].
Resistance does not protect against many forms of hull stress which affect the entire vessel; that’s the function of the [[Build:Structural Integrity Field|SIF]].


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==SFC Technology Index==
The '''Resistance''' of a starship (small craft, station, ''et al'') is a feature manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, resistance has no index.


==Construction Rules Index==
==Construction Rules Index==
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Latest revision as of 11:25, 12 September 2026

4.3 Resistance

(Required)
Cost: Base amount of 2 per hull (outer & inner) free. Additional 3 SUs per +2 points per hull, with a maximum of 8 additional for pre-2291 and 10 additional for post-2290 ships.
Power Requirement: none

While starships primarily rely upon their shields for protection against outside sources of damage, hulls themselves provide a small amount of additional protection against attacks that penetrate the shields. This is known as Resistance.

Both the outer and inner hulls provide Resistance; it is bought separately for each hull. Each has 2 points of Resistance automatically and for free. Each may have up to an additional 8 points of Resistance, at a cost of 3 SUs per 2 points. Thus, the maximum Resistance a ship can have, 20 (10 per hull), costs 24 SUs.

Only the strongest, most powerful ships max out the Resistance; most make due with 4 or 6 points (military; 2 or 3 civilian) in the 23rd century and 6 or 8 (military; 4 or 5 civilian) in the 24th.

Resistance does not protect against many forms of hull stress which affect the entire vessel; that’s the function of the SIF.


SFC Technology Index

The Resistance of a starship (small craft, station, et al) is a feature manufactured by the shipwright specifically for the ship contracted. As such, resistance has no index.

Construction Rules Index