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Legion Offensive - Support Processor

Traits

Type Bonuses

Amarr Offensive Systems bonuses per level

Role Bonuses

Variations

Type
Legion Offensive - Liquid Crystal MagnifiersTech IIILegion7 +6 +400 MW90 tf
Legion Offensive - Assault OptimizationTech IIILegion7 +5 +200 MW150 tf200 m350 Mbit/sec
Legion Offensive - Support ProcessorTech IIILegion7 +4 +1 +75 MW75 m325 Mbit/sec

Basic

Mass:
800,000 kg
Packaged volume:
40 m3
Portion size:
1
Massmass:
800,000 kg
radius:
500 m

Cargo

Required Skills

(x1)
[1]
(x1)
[5]
(x1)
[3]

Structure

Produced from

Reprocessing

Portion size:
1
OutputQuantity
Warfare Computation Core7
Fullerene Intercalated Sheets1
Metallofullerene Plating1
Neurovisual Output Analyzer1
Nanowire Composites1
Fulleroferrocene Power Conduits1
Basic reprocessing, not accounting for skills and other bonuses.

Industry

Type Info

Type ID:
45600
Graphic ID:
21516
Icon ID:
3641
Meta group ID:
Tech III
Published:
true
Race ID:
4
Radius:
500 m
Sof faction name:
amarrbase
Volume:
40 m3

Description

After countless failed projects over the years, the dream of linking fleets with sub-Battlecruiser hulls was eventually shelved and relegated to the realm of engineering theory. It remained this way for some time, tempting few starship manufacturers to revisit the challenge, even after the discovery of ancient Sleeper designs and the influx of fullerene-based technology. It was not until the first Strategic Cruiser hulls began appearing in small numbers across the empires that they began to truly appreciate the potential Tech III vessels had for modifications.

Not long after, the first support processor housing became a reality, capable of mounting command bursts and repair projectors with equal ease. Although what it delivered as a standalone unit was undoubtedly impressive, what would count more in time was the way it served as a catalyst. The unit demonstrated to the wider spacefaring industry that the possibilities for Tech III ships were broader than first imagined, and in doing so, it heralded the beginning of even more radical and innovative designs.