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Factory Denied EF91 Nebulon-D Frigate

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EF91 NEBULON-D FRIGATE
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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Intent: To create an updated Nebulon Frigate
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Canon Link: EF76 Nebulon-B Escort Frigate
Permissions: Not Applicable
Primary Source: Not Applicable


PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Manufacturer: Kuat Drive Yards | The Resistance
Affiliation: Closed-Market
Model: EF91
Production: Limited
Material:

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Classification: Frigate
Length: 300 Meters
Width: 72 Meters
Height: 166 Meters
Armament: Low

[High Full Power to Weapons]
  • Turbolasers (12)
  • Laser Cannons (12)
  • Dual Tractor Beam Projector (1)
Defenses: Average
[Very High Full Power to Shields]
  • Deflector Shields
  • Flares
Hangar Space: Extreme
Hangar Allocations:
  • Starfighter Squadrons (3)
  • Support Squadrons (2)
Minimum Crew: 307
Optimum Crew: 585
Passenger Capacity: 75
Cargo Capacity: 4,000 Metric Tons
Consumables: 2 Years
Maneuverability Rating: Low
Speed Rating: Low

[High Full Power to Engines]
Hyperdrive: Yes
Hyperdrive Class: 1.0
Backup Hyperdrive Class: 8.0


STANDARD FEATURES
The EF91 Nebulon-D contains standard features technologically comparable to other carrier frigates in the modern era. Its computers, sensors, and other systems are of similar codes and specifications of other ships.

Some are designed as Medical Ships and are equipped with extensive Medical Bays with self-replenishing Bacta Tanks and surgical droids and are used as medical transports instead of combat vessels.


ADVANCED SYSTEMS
Strengths:
  • Power Converter: The new EF91 Models now include Power Converters and a small reserve Power Generator, which allows them to boost one of their combat systems in battle, or assist with a rapid startup sequence.
  • Modular Internal Structure: Given their highly modular nature, they can be internally altered with relative ease for more cargo space, medical bays, dormitories, or staterooms, which also makes repair simple.
Weaknesses:
  • Unassigned Energy: In combat, the reserve power must be assigned by the pilot or droid or it is not utilized or directed. This means when ambushed by enemy craft, the vessel is not able to perform at its full potential for a time.
  • One System at a Time: The frigate’s power converter can only direct its reserve power to a single combat system at a time, taking several moments to stop the flow of energy to one system, redirect it, and begin the flow of energy to the next system.
  • Structural Integrity: The Nebulon series of ships are known for a thin tube connecting the front spire and aft engine block, which is a serious structural weakness. It is much easier to destroy than the rest of the ship as it is a simple tube, and damage to it will separate the engines from the main reactor, effectively rendering the ship immobile and causing immense pressure on the space frame. Knowing this the vessel must rely on its shield system if targeted in that area.
DESCRIPTION
The Nebulon series has a long and noted history throughout the galaxy. The Nebulon-B having started its service as an anti-starfighter escort by the Galactic Empire to reduce the effectiveness of Rebel Starfighter raids on convoys, and later as a support vessel by the Rebellion. Its modular internal configuration has allowed the same hulls to be medical ships, carriers, anti-fighter craft, and cargo vessels for centuries.

The Nebulon-D Frigate is simply a modernized model of the of the Nebulon-B. With its modular construction, each hull is able to be mostly completed before the demands for one variant or another must be decided. Even after completion, retooling an existing hull is fairly easy and quick, while engine blocks are able to be exchanged within a day or so as they are traded between ships based on damage.

Often used as a pocket carrier with a full wing of Starfighters in its forward spire and two supporting squadrons held in rear compartment, or a cargo hauler by filling its hangar with large containers of equipment and goods, or as a medical ship loaded with self-replenishing bacta tanks and surgical suites. Its weapons loadout is restricted to only a handful of defensive weapons and turbolasers, able to ward off small groups of enemy fighters but otherwise lightly armed. The ship makes up for this with its power converter, allowing the vessel to channel vast amounts of energy

The updated EF91 designs have been fitted with a Power Converter which it uses to modulate the flow of power from its primary reactor to amplify its combat systems. Using this system it is able to boost either its weapons, shields, or engines slightly while in combat. It takes the system a few short moments to stop the flow of energy to one system, redirect the powerflow, and re-enable the system once more.
 
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L Laira Darkhold , we have a similar hangar issue as the corvette. Basically, the hangar ratings listed for a size at that ship's minimum size to get that rating. The two easiest options are:

1) Use the 200 meter frigate hangar count for extreme (4 squadrons)

2) Up the size to 350 meters and keep current hangar fields as is
 
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