Difference between revisions of "Merchant Cruiser"
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| − | + | A generic term applied to vessels specifically assigned to independent missions, the prime objective of which is market discovery and acquisition, either in isolation or in competion with other merchant operators. Design parameters for such vessels usually include a high level of weaponry and auxiliary boats in proportion to their cargo capacity and all possible back-up systems, along with high structural integrity. | |
| − | + | Also called an Armed Merchantman, as merchant cruisers are unusally armed. | |
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| − | + | - Source: Adventure 4 Leviathan | |
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| + | =Non-Canon= | ||
| + | Feel free to enter further information and/or personal experiences with this ship class. | ||
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Revision as of 23:00, 2 March 2006
A generic term applied to vessels specifically assigned to independent missions, the prime objective of which is market discovery and acquisition, either in isolation or in competion with other merchant operators. Design parameters for such vessels usually include a high level of weaponry and auxiliary boats in proportion to their cargo capacity and all possible back-up systems, along with high structural integrity.
Also called an Armed Merchantman, as merchant cruisers are unusally armed.
- Source: Adventure 4 Leviathan
Non-Canon
Feel free to enter further information and/or personal experiences with this ship class.