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Chimera The Chimera is the standard armoured personnel carrier of the Astra Militarum, or Imperial Guard, and is the basis for a number of other armoured vehicles such as the Basilisk artillery and Salamander scout vehicles. The basic Chimera is equipped with a multi-laser, although other heavy...

The OPA might get long with, or tolerate the Space Colonies, particularly ones not in Earth orbit (although they'd empathize with their problems of how Earth has treated them in the past).

Then we have series like the Expanse.. you have 3 major groups.. Earth, Mars and the Belters. Terms from there are Inners (mostly referred to Earth and Luna), Dirters (Mars).

If Tekkadan uses children as soldiers, they'd have all kinds of child rights groups/organizations on their butts. But if we go with the they're reborn, and children they induct are put in admin, engineering, IT, services (food, laundry, running deliveries on base/in ship, etc) to give them a...

I could see them funding orphanages on Mars, probably running rescue ops around Mars space, and orphans created by any pirate attacks or other conflicts in the area would be picked up by them and either given to an orphanage or inducted into their ranks.

From Iron Blood? I'd say mercenary group. Depending on the status of Mars, they could be fighting Earth for Mars independence, or if Mars is independent, could use the funds from their jobs to assist Mars groups. Provide cheaper escort for Mars affiliated convoys, freighters, etc.

A few Imperial of Man lasrifle patterns... I'll have some more WH40k stuff up in the near future like the lascannon, perhaps some of the Imperial's vehicles. Lasgun The lasgun is the Imperium of Man's standard laser rifle. It is a simple and reliable design that has been around for centuries...

I think it's a little more advanced than BASIC or C++.. considering that programming runs stuff like targeting computers, Navi-Comps, droid artificial intelligence.. I'd say about as advance as Federation, but done differently.. Like you can't just use a Windows system to just interface with a...

From what I remember and seen in the series (currently re-watching it), I haven't seen a cloaked ship enter the wormhole, it was always after exiting they'd cloak. They do have to pay attention while inside piloting as there are currents and eddies that can cause navigational problems (damage to...

Can make that the general rule for any wormhole (keep things simple), or modify to suit any other wormholes.. like the Gamma Quadrant one probably won't have combat is dangerous option.. but maybe one that connects other areas can be combat is SUPER deadly with damage being triple or more. And...

I would say Hyperdrives wouldn't work through the wormhole. The reason being you need to input the coordinates of point A and point B, with calculations of things like gravity wells from planets, known blackholes and other anomalies.. the problem becomes if you say point A is one said Y of the...

The Gamma Quadrant wormhole had restrictions of how fast you could travel through it, else you'd hit something (I'd have to watch the first couple of episodes of DS9 again to get you the correct terms), which can cause damage to ships. Something similar could be in play with this wormhole...

Even without anomalies around the wormhole, there'd probably be sensor/communications buoys on either side. Depending on who controls the space on each side, someone can park a station on each side.. like a customs check point.. make sure no one's transporting dangerous foodstuffs into either area.

Thanks to Cluless and the 23 Hours, many abilities that were only in fiction or myth have become reality. Even normal people can make use of some of these new abilities, even without dedicating themselves to learning magic or having other magical abilities. Mana Every creature or person can...

If this is in the Beta Quadrant, how are the Klingons and Romulans going to react to this? Depending in which part of the Beta Quadrant..

I'll have to do some more research.. been awhile since I've read up on the Dreadnaught cruisers. Once I get some more SW stuff statted up (Victory SD, a few Clone War capital ships and some smaller ships that the players can actually use.

Also remember the Dreadnaught was created a long time ago in comparison to current tech.. 100 BBY (Before Battle of Yavin), and it had a lot of other problems.. So yes, they did make ships with less automation, but their one 'success' wasn't that great, and they turned their designs away from...

If made by a modern Rendili, I doubt they'd keep the non-networked computers.. but I can look into it..

That from the Star Wars Essential Guide to Warfare? I have that book.. And if so.. that would be an interesting take.. a SW version of ships from other cultures from other universes.. They maybe make versions that exclusively uses their technology, so it looks superficially similar to...

Some more NOD goodness NOD Subterranean APC The NOD Subterranean APC are capable of travelling underground by tunnelling through the soil in order to reach far away locations, making them effective heavy assault carriers. The heavily armoured tubular body has a large heavy drill at the front...