Abbadon Lord

The Abbadon Lord was a vessel owned by Khaan “Mack” Vyce that operated as a smuggling vessel during the time of the Galactic Civil War.

Description
The Abbadon Lord was a modified VCX-100 light freighter originally made by the Corellian Engineering Corporation. The ship had a turret underneath the cockpit section, with a dedicated gunner seat and a dorsal turret midship. The vessel had a crew section at the front half and a cargo hold in the rearward half. The ship had port and starboard docking rings, like a majority of Corellian light freighter designs. It had two cockpits, one controlled the entire ship, while the other, directly in front of it, controlled the nose-mounted turret. Behind the main cockpit was the crew's quarters, and near the engine arrays were the main cargo holds.

History
The Abbadon Lord was the second ship owned by “Mack” Vyce. After winning the ship in a bet, “Mack” went on to modify the VCX-100 even more than it already was. While his cohort, Wyatt Morgan joked that it wsn’t sleek or pretty, Vyce went on to make Wyatt eat his words by showing him that the Abbadon was just as capable as Morgan’s Banshee.

RPG D6 Stats
Craft: Modified CEC VCX-100 Light Freighter

Type: Modified Light Freighter

Scale: Starfighter

Length: 43.9 meters

Skill: Space Transports: The Ghost

Crew: 2, Gunners: 2; Skeleton 1/+10

Crew Skill: See “Mack” Vyce and Rocky Nova

Passengers: 4

Consumables: 4 months

Cost: Not Available for Sale

Cargo Capacity: 113 metric tons

Hyperdrive Multiplier: x1

Hyperdrive Backup: x10

Nav Computer: Yes

Space: 8

Atmosphere: 355; 1,025 kmh*

Maneuverability: 2D

Hull: 5D

Shields: 2D

Sensors: Weapons:
 * Passive: 20/1D
 * Scan: 40/2D
 * Search: 80/2D+2
 * Focus: 3/3D

2 Heavy Double Laser Cannons

Fire Arc: Turret (Dorsal), Partial Turret (Chin)

Crew: 1 each

Skill: Starship Gunnery

Fire Control: 2D

Space Range: 1-3/12/25

Atmosphere Range: 100-300m/1.2/2.5 km

Damage: 6D

Game Notes: *The Atmosphere speed is shown as being slower than the Space speed conversion due to the bulk and design of the vessel.