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A Reddit comment by jacobkosh also addresses this in a similar fashion.

Also see this Forum post for Fast Spaceframe and Mission Profile Creation by Barbarossa (or as PDF).

For general rules on building NPC starships, see this article by Mephit James.

Take caution, and consult your GM as to which ship profiles are available to you.Īlso available is our Google Spreadsheet summarizing where to find an assortment of things.

(Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Star Trek III: The Search for Spock) NCC-500 Star Trek films. Each ship is similar in exterior design to that of a Constitution-class vessel of the 2260s. The Saladin consisted of a saucer section, and only a single nacelle. Note: There may be spoilers in some sources (either in shows you haven’t watched, or adventures you haven’t played). The Saladin-class destroyer was a design of starships operated by Starfleet for the United Federation of Planets during the 23rd century. We welcome online resources that we may have missed. This list will be updated when new materials are released or found, so check back from time to time for new materials. (However, you may choose to incorporate the older shipframes into your campaign canon.) We will put Kelvin Timeline spaceframes separately, however, since those are entirely divergent.

As always, the GM will need to exercise caution when deciding what to allow in their own campaign. Not everything is a canon spaceframe, and for this index, we are including Discovery spaceframes in the main list. (Those will likely appear in a future index.) Excluded are shipframes that do not have explicit rules on how to build ships of that class, as are unique ships. Included are those with rules or partial rules. The Ranger is produced at the Sol IV and Morena facilities at a combined rate of 8 per year.This is a living index of all playable spaceframes and variants in official Modiphius Star Trek Adventures releases, as well as homebrew spaceframes here on Continuing Mission, as well as other online sources (where known). Two Mk lIs and 1 Mk III are used by Star Fleet Training Command 26 Mk Is, 8 Mk Ils, and 1 Mk III have been destroyed 2 Mk Is and 1 Mk II are listed as missing 1 Mk I and 12 Mk Ils have been scrapped and 6 Mk Is and 1 Mk II have been sold to civilian commercial concerns. Of the 159 Rangers built, 12 Mk Is, 31 Mk Ils, and 52 Mk Ills remain in active service, with 2 Mk Is and 2 Mk Ils in reserve fleets. From Ship Recognition Manual-The Federation (2nd Edition), FASA