Advanced Viper Mark III

Advanced Viper Mark III
Ship Info
Level Requirement	1
Purchase Cost	30,000 cubits
Class	Strike
Role	Multi-Role Class
Counterpart	Advanced War Raider Mark II
Equipment Slots
Weapon	4
Hull	3
Engine	4
Computer	2
Hull Systems
Hull Points	610
Hull Recovery	5/Sec.
Durability	9,000
Armor	5
Critical Defense	80
Engine Systems
Avoidance	510
Turning Speed	50 Deg/Sec.
Turning Acceleration	55 Deg/Sec²
Inertial Compensation	100 M/Sec.
Acceleration	12 M/Sec²
Speed	55 M/Sec.
Boost Speed	80 M/Sec.
Boost Cost	0.5 Tyl/Sec.
FTL Systems
FTL Range	4.5 LY
FTL Charge	15 Secs.
FTL Cost	30 Tyl/LY
Computer Systems
Power	150
Power Recharge	5/Sec.
Firewall Rating	100
Emitter Rating	100
Dradis Range	2,000 M
Visual Range	200 M

The Advanced Viper Mark III (or Advanced Viper Mk III) is the advanced version of the Viper Mark III. It is a multi-role strike ship for the Colonial faction. This ship was introduduced to the game following the release of Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome. It may be purchased by talking to Galen Tyrol in the Galactica CIC, or to the Quartermaster on any Outpost.

The Advanced Viper Mark III has 4 engine slots and 3 hull slots, making the strike able to take more hits than an Advanced Viper Mark II, but also be faster than an Advanced Viper Mark VII. However, it only has 2 Computer slots, meaning that it lacks in its ability to utilise Electronic warfare as compared to the Advanced Viper Mark VII. Overall, this ship can be seen as an Advanced Viper Mark II that trades the 5th engine slot for a 3rd hull slot, making it slower but more durable.

In-game description

"Seeing action during the First Cylon War, few Viper Mk 3's survived the initial Cylon attack on the Colonies. The design was an upgrade to the Viper Mk II's structural systems, and it was intended to act as a multi-role fighter. It filled that role effectively for its time, but was quickly replaced by the next generation of viper designs after the First Cylon War. It's design would inspire the development of further multi-role viper designs, and culminated in the design of the 'Viper Mk VII'.

The design rested in the databanks of the Pegasus, but until the discovery of the abandoned base at Delta Canopis there was little call for bringing the few Viper Mk 3's into active service. With the ability to manufacture parts  and resupply the Pegasus the Viper Mk 3 has been redeployed to active duty."

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