SW Ships Starfighters

Sources: AoRCore (Age of Rebellion Core Book) • CaM (Cyphers and Masks) • DA (Desperate Allies) • DC (Dangerous Covenants) • DoH (Disciples of Harmony) • EoECore (Edge of Empire Core Book) • EtU (Enter the Unknown) • EV (Endless Vigil) • FaDCore (Force and Destiny Core Rulebook) • FC (Fly Casual) • FH (Far Horizons) • FiB (Forged in Battle) • FLT (Friends Like These) • FO (Fully Operational) • KtP (Keeping the Peace) • LbE (Lead by Example) • LoNH (Lords of Nal Hutta) • ND (No Disintegrations) • NoP (Nexus of Power) • SaS (Ships and Speeders) • SM (Special Modifications) • SoF (Suns of Fortune) • SoR (Strongholds of Resistance) • SoT (Stay on Target) • SS (Savage Spirits)

Incom/Subpro Z-95-AF4 "Headhunter" Starfighter
	55,000 (almost impossible to find new) credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: None • Navicomputer: None • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Wingtip mounted light laser cannons (forward), concussion missile launchers (forward)
	Designed and rolled out during the early days of the Clone Wars, the Z-95 was hailed as one of the most capable starfighters of its day. Small, lightly armored, and shielded, the Headhunter acted as a one-man, short range fighter. Its successes survive to this day in the more-modern X-Wing, which shares design principles (the main difference being the X-Wing's attack foils).
	Source: EoECore258

Incom T-65B "X-Wing" Multi-Role Starfighter
	120,000 credits • Rarity 5
	Hyperdrive: Class 1 • Navicomputer: None (Astromech socket) • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: S-foil-mounted medium laser cannons, forward-mounted proton torpedo launchers
	The main starfighter of the Rebel Alliance, the X-Wing combines speed and hitting power. Brought in to replace the aging Y-Wings, X-Wings can be easily used in missions ranging from reconnaissance to installation or capital ship attack runs to dogfighting with other starfighters. X-Wings are frequently deployed as escort vessels, as they are capable of hyperspace flight themselves, allowing them to remain behind to pull an enemy's focus while other vessels escape, and then making good their own exits. Though it can be found outside of the Rebel Fleet occasionally, it is very much a symbol of the Rebellion's presence.
	Source: FaD261

Koensayr BTL-A4 "Y-Wing" Attack Starfighter
	80,000 credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: Class 1 (Backup None) • Navicomputer: Astromech Socket • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Twin light ion cannon (forward), medium laser cannon (forward), proton torpedo launcher (forward)
	Designed as a ship-killer, the Y-Wing boasts a slim cross-section, thick armor, and heavy shields, allowing them to get close to targets. Though they are slightly high maintenance due to the difficulty of getting at internal systems through armor plating, they are still certainly a favorite.
	Source: EoECore257

Koensayr BTL-S3 "Y-Wing" Attack Starfighter
	80,000 credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: Class 1 (Backup None) • Navicomputer: Astromech Socket • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Twin light ion cannon (turret), medium laser cannon (forward), proton torpedo launcher (forward)
	The BTL-SE Y-Wing is similar to the BTL-A4, save for one vital difference: it has room for a gunner, who can operate the turret mounted light ion cannon with a full range of swivel fire.
	Source: EoECore257

Koensayr IE-440 "Nighthawk" Multi-Role Starfighter
	124,800 credits • Rarity 7
	Hyperdrive: Class 2 (Backup 12) • Navicomputer: Yes • Sensor Range: Short
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	Weapons: Proton torpedo launcher (forward), twin light laser cannon (forward)
	A sleek, capable design that resulted in a nimble, well-built ship with great adaptability, originally designed to replace the Y-wing in the Grand Army of the Republic. Koensayr attempted to sell the design to the Empire, but were locked out, and ended up selling them to various backwaters world defense systems and other small outfits.
	Source: CaM61

Kuat "Cloakshape" Fighter
	38,000 credits credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: None • Navicomputer: None • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Light laser cannon (forward mounted), concussion missile launcher (forward mounted)
	An old pre-Clone Wars design with respectable speed but marginal agility. No hyperdrive and no shields, though they do have reinforced, heavily armored hulls. They have a reputation as being extremely easy to modify. Many come already mounted with a Curich Engineering Stabilizer Conversion Kit, a rear-mounted mod designed to improve the handling of the ship.
	Source: EoECore254

Kuat Delta-6 "Sprite"-class System Defense Starfighter
	30,000 credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: None • Navicomputer: None • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Forward-mounted twin light laser cannon
	Small, fast, and agile, Kuat introduced this vessel in the decades leading up to the Clone Wars. A lightweight, single-seat interceptor with an arrowhead-shaped hull, they were short-range fighters with no hyperdrives, astromech ports, or nav computers. During the Clone Wars, they were the favored starfighters for Jedi.
	Source: FaD258

Kuat Delta-7 "Aethersprite"-class Interceptor
	78,000 credits • Rarity 6
	Hyperdrive: None • Navicomputer: None (Astromech socket) • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Forward-mounted twin medium laser cannons
	Designed to replace the Delta-6 in military, paramilitary, and private defense forces, the Aethersprite was longer, with more powerful engines and better maneuvering systems. Though it still did not have a hyperdrive, the Delta-7 did include an astromech socket, who could allow it to pair with a Syliure-31 hyperspace docking ring. It quickly became the iconic starfighter for the Jedi Order at the height of the Clone Wars. TransGalMeg Syliure-31 Hyperspace Ring: 8000 credits • Rarity 4 A medium-range hyperspace sled made provide hyperspace capabilities to the Delta-7, Delta-7B, and Delta-12 starfighters. The Syliure-31 is a simple affair consisting of two powerful ion engines and a medium-range Class 1 hyperdrive giving the Delta-series fighters respectable range and hyperspace capabilities. Docking with a hyperspace ring takes an Easy () Piloting (Space) check as an action.
	Source: FaD258

Kuat Delta-12 "Skysprite" Starfighter
	85,000 credits • Rarity 8
	Hyperdrive: None • Navicomputer: None (Astromech socket) • Sensor Range: Short
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	Weapons: None
	A rarer vessel than the Delta-7, the Skysprite was a two-seat version of the Aethersprite, designed as both a trainer and a long-range recon fighter. Featuring stronger shields, armor, and a more powerful sensor suite, the Delta-12s were stripped of their weapons to increase their sale among civilian populations. They are still in occasional use today as VIP couriers. TransGalMeg Syliure-31 Hyperspace Ring: 8000 credits • Rarity 4 A medium-range hyperspace sled made provide hyperspace capabilities to the Delta-7, Delta-7B, and Delta-12 starfighters. The Syliure-31 is a simple affair consisting of two powerful ion engines and a medium-range Class 1 hyperdrive giving the Delta-series fighters respectable range and hyperspace capabilities. Docking with a hyperspace ring takes an Easy () Piloting (Space) check as an action.
	Source: 259

MandalMotors HH-87 Starhopper Starfighter
	50,000 credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: Class 1 • Navicomputer: Yes • Sensor Range: Short
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	Weapons: Forward-mounted twin light laser cannons
	A long-range, multi-purpose starfighter introduced shortly before the Clone Wars, this vessel is well-favored by the Hutt crime families for its durability and versatility. It is well-armored and equipped with a pair of twin laser cannons, and capable of operating well in atmosphere or space.
	Source: LoNH114

MandalMotors M3-A Scyk Interceptor
	55,000 credits • Rarity 4
	Hyperdrive: Class 2 • Navicomputer: Yes • Sensor Range: Short
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	Weapons: Forward-mounted twin light laser cannons or forward-mounted twin light ion cannons or forward-mounted proton torpedo launcher or forward-mounted concussion missile launcher
	A small fleet interceptor, the Scyk is fast and maneuverable. It is also fitted with a single modular weapon system, which can be swapped out. It does have limited weaponry and light armor, however, making it a bad choice to go against heavily armored targets, particularly in small numbers.
	Source: LoNH113

Sienar Systems TIE/LN Starfighter
	50,000 credits • Rarity 4R
	Hyperdrive: None • Navicomputer: None • Sensor Range: Close
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	Weapons: Medium laser cannons (forward mounted)
	The Imperial space superiority fighter is built to be light and fast. With neither shields nor hyperdrive, they are designed to be launched in swarms from Imperial capital ships. Designed with the iconic solar panel arrays to boost sublight speed. Possession of these is restricted to non-Imperial personnel.
	Source: EoECore257

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