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Re: Barloz
ok, which one of those sources is the oldest?
and does all of the added in equipment from the Lady Sunfire add up to more than the 15MT difference between the "Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook" and "Pirates and Privateers"?
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12/6/2005, 9:50 am
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Re: Barloz
"The Last Command Sourcebook" is the oldest known reference, and its first edition.
OK lets do a take off of the equipment:
gunnery station +100 kg
Class 1 hyperdrive +3 mt
Class 8 backup Hyperdrive +1 mt
Space 6 sublight engines +1 mt
+2 to hull armor +3 mt
Focus array +1D to focus scan +2 mt
Electronic Countermeasures Package +100kg
Stock laser cannon delette -2 mt
3 quad turbolaser batteries +12 mt
4 fire linked concussion Missile Launchers +16 mt
TOTAL: 36.2 MT in mods
36.2 mt + 70 mt = 106.2 mt of cargo lift total.
Well it seems 120 mt is closer than 85 mt, and my estimate is very conservative. With a more liberal estimate, we could go over 120 mt. Very interesting. Shall we take an unofficial poll? I think WEG may have corrected "Priates and Privateers", in "Stock Ships".
What do you think?
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12/6/2005, 11:26 am
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Grtak
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Re: Barloz
120 metric tons is my vote
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12/6/2005, 11:28 am
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Re: Barloz
Since it is stated that it used to be a medium freighter in its day I would say go for the 120 mark.
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12/6/2005, 12:17 pm
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Re: Barloz
I'd also say 120, just seems to fit better.
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12/6/2005, 12:25 pm
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Re: Barloz
You know me, I'm going ot go on with 120.
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12/6/2005, 12:25 pm
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Re: Barloz
My vote is also for 120 MT.
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12/7/2005, 7:45 pm
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Re: Barloz
The cargo capacity of the Barloz is listed as 120 Metric Tons in Starships of the Galaxy
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12/11/2005, 6:25 pm
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Re: Barloz
quote:
Grtak wrote:
The cargo capacity of the Barloz is listed as 120 Metric Tons in Starships of the Galaxy
*whispers*
...but that's D20!!!
*looks around nervously*
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12/11/2005, 7:41 pm
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Grtak
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Re: Barloz
Yes I know it is D20, I borrowed it from a freind. But both systems have similar stats for things like size of the ship and cargo capacity.
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12/11/2005, 7:54 pm
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