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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 8829446" data-attributes="member: 4937">The PC's in my game have a similar problem.  They fly a medium freighter that has been modified to be an assault carrier that can carry 4 Z-95's.  While they can turn off their transponder and/or transmit a forged transponder code, their ship is unique enough that they are probably the only people in the whole quadrant flying a ship of that sort in that configuration.  When they are doing something clandestine, if they get close enough to an Imperial vessel to get focus scanned and they leave survivors or enough time for the enemy ship to use an unjammed comm system, Imperial Intelligence or the ISB will eventually put two and two together.  They've already gotten in trouble once because they made a banking transaction that raised red flags.  They won't survive another mistake.  Or rather they might, but as they put it, "Pretty soon we're going to have to go work for the Hutts".It's a good bet the Empire now knows that there is a Fondor Haulcraft out there with a class 0.5 hyperdrive, advanced engines, side mounted lance projectors, advanced targeting software, and an experimental micro-missile array.  The ISB has the resources to simply request all the records of all Fondor Haulcraft that have made hyperspace jumps in the last week, and then go investigate every single one of them.  It's a big galaxy, but any number that isn't in the millions is perfectly doable for the Empire.And here I was hoping Luthen would survive the season.</blockquote>

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