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==4.7 Atmospheric Capability== | ==4.7 Atmospheric Capability== | ||
'''Cost:''' 1 x Size for full units; 0.25 x Size for detachable parts of a starship. | '''Cost:''' 1 x Size for full units; 0.25 x Size for detachable parts of a starship.<br> | ||
'''Power Requirement:''' none | |||
This allows a vessel to maneuver within atmospheres with no incurred damage. Prior to [[2285]], only ships of Size 5 or smaller may be so equipped. | This allows a vessel to maneuver within atmospheres with no incurred damage. Prior to [[2285]], only ships of Size 5 or smaller may be so equipped. | ||
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(Klingon: Since they regard the ability to enter atmospheres and land on planets as a tactical advantage, the Klingons often provide their smaller ships with these hulls. Klingon pilots fighting near planets have learned they can duck in and out of atmospheres to lose pursuers, hide from an enemy’s sensors, or ambush unwary opponents.) | (Klingon: Since they regard the ability to enter atmospheres and land on planets as a tactical advantage, the Klingons often provide their smaller ships with these hulls. Klingon pilots fighting near planets have learned they can duck in and out of atmospheres to lose pursuers, hide from an enemy’s sensors, or ambush unwary opponents.) | ||
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Revision as of 02:15, 23 August 2026
4.7 Atmospheric Capability
Cost: 1 x Size for full units; 0.25 x Size for detachable parts of a starship.
Power Requirement: none
This allows a vessel to maneuver within atmospheres with no incurred damage. Prior to 2285, only ships of Size 5 or smaller may be so equipped.
(Klingon: Since they regard the ability to enter atmospheres and land on planets as a tactical advantage, the Klingons often provide their smaller ships with these hulls. Klingon pilots fighting near planets have learned they can duck in and out of atmospheres to lose pursuers, hide from an enemy’s sensors, or ambush unwary opponents.)