Type HR class Trader

Type HR class Trader
Type: AF Far Trader
Category	ACS
Size	400 Tons
Hull Configuration	Close Structure Hull
Streamlining	Streamlined Hull
Tech Level	TL–11
Engineering
Computer	Model/2
Jump	J-2
Maneuver	1 G
Armaments
Hardpoints	2
Accommodations
Staterooms	16
Personnel
Crew	6
High/Mid Passengers	9
Payload
Cargo	145 Tons
Fuel tank	100 Tons
Carried craft	1 30t Ships Boat
Construction
Construction Time	16 Months
Origin	Hive Federation
Price
Cost	MCr156.2
Architect fee	MCr1.562
Images
Blueprint	No
Illustration	Yes
Source
Canon	Published, canon design
Designer	Marc Miller
Design System	Book 2
Era	1105
Reference	Hivers 39.

The Type HR class Trader is a TL–11 merchant starship.

Description

Using a 400-ton hull, the Hiver Trader is a small interstellar merchant vessel designed for routine cargo and passenger transport. It mounts jump drive-0, maneuver drive-B, and power plant-D, giving a performance of Jump-2 and 1G acceleration. Fuel tankage for 100 tons supports the power plant and one Jump-2. Adjacent to the bridge is a ship computer Model/2. There are 15 staterooms and no low berths. The ship has two hardpoints and two tons allocated for fire control. No turrets or weaponry are initially installed. There is one ship's vehicle: a 30-ton ship's boat. Cargo capacity is 145 tons. The ship is streamlined.

The Hiver Trader requires a crew of six: pilot, navigator, two engineers, medic, and a steward. The navigator operates the ship's boat. The ship can carry nine high or middle passengers and no low passengers. The ship is valued at MCr156.2 and takes 16 months to build.

History & Background

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Selected Variant Types & Classes

56 Representative Far Trader (AF) Classes

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Civilian Ship - Trader - Type AF Far Trader

A

• Akkigish class Far Trader
• Alexandria class Free Trader
• Anjou class Freighter
• Aoa'iw class Light Trader
• April Hare class Far Trader
• Athelstan class Merchant
• Avian class Far Trader

B

• Basil class Merchant
• Beowulf class Free Trader
• Bremen class Caravel
• Burning Sky class Merchant Schooner

C

• Caroline class Heavy Pinnace
• Ciigusna class Pinnace
• ColonyCord class Fast Trader
• Consul class Provincial Trader
• Coriander class Free Trader

E

• Eakhau class Trader
• Empress Marava class Far Trader

F

• Fanzhhienz class Far Trader

• Farrou class Far Trader
• Fat Cat class Far Trader

G

• Garu class Far Trader
• Gizicih class General Trader

H

• Hero class Far Trader
• Hnneshant class Trade Boat

I

• Independent Hauler class Far Trader

J

• Jayhawk class Far Trader
• Joshim P. Stone class Provincial Trader

K

• Khershwan class Trader

L

• Lanthium Petal class Speculative Trader

M

• Maada class Fast Trader
• Manta class Small Merchant
• Moraine class Free Trader

N

• Narva class Pinnace
• Noql class Free Trader
• Nye class Caravel
• Nymph class Provincial Merchant

P

• Paya class Light Freighter

• Perseus class Free Trader
• Princess Gunnhilde class Far Trader

R

• Regni Yards Type A class Free Trader

S

• Salamander class Far Trader
• Soho class Light Freighter
• Stage class Far Trader
• Star class Armored Merchant
• Sundowner class Free Trader

T

• Tachyon class Light Trader
• Tequila class Free Trader
• Treader class Free Trader
• Trojan Reaches Type A3 class Trader
• Type Aj class Free Trader
• Type HR class Trader
• Type RX class Merchant Trader

U

• Unholy Exile class Trader

V

• Vanguard class Shuttle

W

• Wulf class Free Trader

References

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This ship was originally designed using one of the Classic Traveller ship design rules: Marc Miller. Starships (Game Designers Workshop, 1977), 12-23. Marc Miller, Frank Chadwick, John Harshman. High Guard (Game Designers Workshop, 1980), 20-36.

This list of sources was used by the Traveller Wiki Editorial Team and individual contributors to compose this article. Copyrighted material is used under license from Far Future Enterprises or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.

• J. Andrew Keith, Marc W. Miller, Loren Wiseman. Hivers (Game Designers Workshop, 1986), 39.