Antony--
And even if not vulnerable to infection, still vulnerable to attack,
take-over, cannibalization. I think that's a nice idea for a campaign.
As far as scabbing an AHL onto the side of a 700k Dreadnought, absolutely,
so long as it had extra jump capacity. I.e., if it were only Jump 1 it
could not, but any jump over that it would have adequate power for the
added load. An AHL is only 60k if I remember correctly.
> Another thought occurred to me. When were the Solomani Rimward exploration
> vessels supposed to return? I picture them arriving years after the virus
> devastation. These ships would have been loaded with the then state of the
> art Solomani technology but still vulnerable to infection. The ship or
> ships become infected but the Sols are able to fight it off â they were
> also huge research vessels with again much redundancy and possibly some
> alien tech which helps fend off the virus. (Did they run into something
> similar in the far reaches, Cylons;))
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> So we have these great vessels moving through the wreckage of the
> Confederation, the scale of the disaster mind boggling, the crews now
> looking for a new home and carrying whatever they brought back from their
> explorations. Where do they go, what impact would they have on the great
> rebuilding. Do they become âmissionariesâ etc. Lots of potential
> there.
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> On a different note could a 700,000 dt Superdreadnought piggy-back a AHL
> in its jump field, assuming the AHL can be somehow attached to the
> Superdreadnought?
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