Nebula class Starliner

Nebula class Starliner
Type: M Liner
Category	BCS
Size	9,000 Tons
Hull Configuration	Dispersed Structure Hull
Streamlining	Unstreamlined Hull
Tech Level	TL–14
Engineering
Computer	Model/8
Jump	J-5
Maneuver	1 G
Armaments
Hardpoints	0
Accommodations
Staterooms	300
Low Berths	100
Personnel
Crew	89
High/Mid Passengers	200
Low Passengers	100
Payload
Cargo	322 Tons
Fuel tank	Tons
Carried craft	4 90t shuttles, 4 60t boats
Construction
Origin	Third Imperium
Manufacturer	Trans Galactic Starlines
Price
Cost	MCr5,934.393
Architect fee	MCr59.34
Images
Blueprint	No
Illustration	No
Source
Canon	Unpublished, fan design
Designer	Ronald B. Kline Jr.
Design System	High Guard
Era	1105
Reference	Fan: Ronald B. Kline, Jr.

The Nebula class Starliner is a TL–14 [Starliner]].

Description

Designed for Trans Galactic Starlines as a long range passenger spaceship, the Nebula class Starliner has an unstreamlined, dispersed hull structure. It depends on company infrastructure at friendly ports for refueling and service. It has a long range jump 5 FTL drive, with a 1 G maneuver drive. The ship is equipped with 100 first class staterooms and 100 middle passenger cabins, and 100 low berths. The cargo bay has ample room for their luggage. The bridge is equipped with an advanced model 8 computer system. The ship is expensive to operate and is unarmed. It caters to passengers who want to travel far and fast, it also has agility 1. The long range jump drive and advanced computer system are used as selling points. The design also features an advanced TL–14 nuclear damper, these were purchased as reclaimed military surplus. They are advocated as shielding against high levels of solar wind, flares and background radiation. Health conscience passengers feel this is a worthwhile feature. There are eight service vessels. Four are larger 90 ton shuttles and four are smaller 60 ton boats. Passengers and crew enjoy individual staterooms.

History & Background

Using the Nebula-class Starliner, which is capable of Jump-5, Trans Galactic Starlines generally travels a route they informally name the "Imperial Spine." In general, the route, from rimward to coreward, starts in at Terra (Solomani Rim 1827) and proceeds through Muan Gwi (Solomani Rim 1717) thence to Kaggushus (Massilia 0402) and then Aadkhien (Core 0140) before proceeding to Capital (Core 2118). From Capital, the route splits with one leg proceeding to Antares (Antares 2421) and a second proceeding to Vland (Vland 1717) and thence to Deneb (Deneb 1925).

Selected Variant Types & Classes

35 Representative Liner (M) Classes

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Type M Liner

B

• Besouro Valente class Personnel Transport
• Brilliance class Long Liner

C

• Camel class Medical Launch
• Celestial Star class Luxury Liner
• Codori Prime class Luxury Liner
• Condor class Subsidized Liner
• Coyotl class Bulk Hauler

E

• Excellence class Fast Shuttle

F

• Fortune class Merchant

G

• Gaia class Luxury Liner
• Giiphicih class Liner
• Glimmerdrift class Subsidized Liner

• Gold of Zurrian class Long Liner

H

• Horizon class Passenger Liner

I

• Independence of the Stars class Interstellar Liner

K

• K'Bam class Assault Lander
• Kihrvak Platoon Drop Ship class Marine Cutter
• King Richard class Interstellar Liner

L

• Longevity class Lifeboat
• Lord Somerset class Subsidized Liner

M

• Mal'Gnar class Assault Skiff
• Marrel Veckor class Lifeboat
• Model 292 class Life Boat

N

• Nebula class Starliner

O

• Olympian class Cruise Liner
• Orowani Deep Space class Light Liner

P

• Pride of Vland class Long Liner

R

• Royal class Interstellar Liner

S

• Sapphire Moon class Moduleship
• Shuvalivashtu class Luxury Liner
• Songbird class Ship's Boat
• Star class Merchant Liner
• Stellar class Liner

T

• Type RT class Longliner

X

• Xeekr'kir! class Merchant

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.

• Author: Lord (Marquis), Captain, and Lead Naval Architect Ronald B. Kline, Jr. of the Imperial Navy