Werewolf

Werewolf OXP

Werewolf - Damage Inc.

Size (metres, W×H×L)	114 x 34 x 123
Cargo capacity	2 TC
Cargo bay extension	N/A
Maximum speed	0.39 LM
Manoeuvrability	Roll: 4.0 Pitch: 2.0
Energy banks	Unknown
Energy recharge rate	Good (4.75)
Gun mounts	3x Fore
Missile slots	8
Shield boosters available	Yes
Military shields available	No
Hyperspace capable	Yes
OXP or standard	OXP
Available to player	No
Base price	N/A

The following is taken directly from Isis Interstellars Website

Werewolf (Civilian)

Size (metres, W×H×L)	114 x 34 x 123
Cargo capacity	25 TC
Cargo bay extension	N/A
Maximum speed	0.37 LM
Manoeuvrability	NPC: Roll: 3.8 Pitch: 1.8 Player: Roll: 1.4 Pitch: 1.2
Energy banks	Unknown
Energy recharge rate	Good (3.7)
Gun mounts	Fore
Missile slots	8
Shield boosters available	Yes
Military shields available	NPC: No Player: Yes
Hyperspace capable	Yes
OXP or standard	OXP
Available to player	Yes
Base price	650000 Cr

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Werewolf (Purgatori Model)

Size (metres, W×H×L)	114 x 34 x 123
Cargo capacity	25 TC
Cargo bay extension	N/A
Maximum speed	0.375 LM
Manoeuvrability	NPC: Roll: 3.8 Pitch: 1.8 Player: Roll: 1.4 Pitch: 1.2
Energy banks	Unknown
Energy recharge rate	Good (4.25)
Gun mounts	Fore
Missile slots	8
Shield boosters available	Yes
Military shields available	NPC: No Player: Yes
Hyperspace capable	Yes
OXP or standard	OXP
Available to player	Yes
Base price	850000 Cr

Isis Interstellar are proud to announce the launch of their latest spacecraft, the Werewolf.

After the success of the Diamondback, the 138th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Planetary & Interstellar), "Damage Inc." (138th SOAR), contracted Isis Interstellar to design and supply another vessel. This new craft was to based on the somewhat arcane Wolf MkII, a ship that has become a minor legend on the space-lanes, not least due to the previous military fiasco after the vessel was first introduced as a Naval weapon. Regardless of the scandal, the fact remains that the Wolf MkII was an efficient and formidable ship, but time has not stood still, and technological advances on both human and Thargoid fronts mean that the original ship is now becoming dated. To this end, the 138th decided that the ship should be updated to meet the challenges of the modern front lines.

The original compact wedge of the Wolf has been transformed, buried under a wider, heavily armoured shell. Larger than the Wolf in all dimensions, the Werewolf is now a far more potent weapon, outperforming her older sister.

Primary weaponry is in the form of three powerful Military Grade lasers. The underside external lasers have had their armour casings enlarged and strengthened to provide more robust protection when in battle. Even should both these weapons be disabled, a fully protected Military Laser remains mounted in the ship's nose. In addition, the vessel is capable of carrying 8 missiles, housed in two racks of 4 and launched through port and starboard hatches.

Power, speed, recharge rate and manoeuvrability are all better than the original vessel; the enlarged hull provided greater internal space for equipment, and technological advances mean that the ship's components are more efficient, effective and reliable than the older vessel. Some of the components are of Naval design, and Isis Interstellar are unable to discuss these. A main feature of the new vessel is the large in-built scoop system: this was a direct requirement from the Navy. During several Witchspace engagements, a number of pilots have been lost after ejecting from their vessels, and in order to prevent further losses, the Werewolf is designed to be able to swoop in and scoop up escape capsules swiftly and safely.

Initial space trials met with great reception from Damage Inc. who immediately signed off on the vessel. The ship has since seen successful engagements, and Isis Interstellar are currently retrofitting the ships with cloaking devices and scanner jammers to make them even more lethal.

Civilian versions of the vessel have just been made available for sale to the public, however although they are visually identical to the military vessels, a great deal of internal components have obviously been removed and replaced due to Naval security mandates. Two versions of the craft are available.

The standard ship has a top speed of .37LM, a power rating of 410 and a recharge rate of 3.7. The ship can carry 8 missiles and has space for 25 tons of cargo.

The "Purgatori" variant has a top speed of .375LM, and cargo space of 25 tons, but additional power-plant equipment has been installed, providing a power rating of 430 and a recharge rate of 4.25.