Approved Starship Torn'ikiir Space Superiority Fighter

Lady Rowan Vale · Jan 21, 2021

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

Intent: To create a starfighter for use by the Terephon Defense Forces and the Hapes Consortium
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION

Manufacturer: Royal Terephon Engineers
Affiliation: Hapes Consortium, Silver Jedi Concord
Market Status: Closed Market
Model: OLCH-MS-TPH-02
Production: Limited
Material: Durasteel, Starfighter components

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Classification: Space Superiority Fighter
Length: 10 meters
Width: 8 meters
Height: 6 meters
Armament: High
- 4 x Laser Cannons
- 2 x Concussion Missile Tube
Defenses: High
- Shield Array
- Ablative Hull Armor
Squadron Count: Low (8)
Maneuverability Rating: Average
Speed Rating: High
Hyperdrive: Class 1.0

STANDARD FEATURES

Standard Sensor Suite
Standard Com's array
Standard Ion Propulsion Drive
Standard Life Support Systems
Standard Hyperdrive

ADVANCED SYSTEMS

Heavy Shield Emitters

STRENGTHS

Durable: The Torn'ikiir has been designed to be a highly durable spacecraft. It utilizes heavy shield emitters and ablative hull armor which allows it to take a lot of punishment for a fighter it's size.

WEAKNESSES

Low Squadron Count: Due to the fighter's increased size, it requires more space within a hangar to house. As such, standard squadrons of Torn'ikiir fighters operate with eight fighters instead of the traditional twelve.

DESCRIPTION

The Torn'ikiir Space Superiority Fighter is the Royal Terephon Engineers' first solo military project. Intended to provide a fighter that is more durable and heavily armed than the Miy'til Interceptor, the Torn'ikiir boasts a powerful array of four laser cannons and two concussion missile tubes with internal magazines. With the addition of an impressive shield emitter and heavy ablative armor, the fighter is both powerful offensively and durable. One draw back is the fighter's increased size, which forces squadrons to operate with eight fighters at full strength rather than twelve.