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Star Fleet Battles STAR FLEET BATTLES R11.0 THE LYRAN STAR EMPIRE MODULE R3 (AND MOD M) MODULE C1 R11.44 LYRAN COMMANDO WAR CRUISER (CWG) R11.1 LYRAN BACKGROUND R11.R1 LYRAN “+” FLEET REFITS MODULE R3 R11.R2 LYRAN “p” FLEET REFITS R11.45 LYRAN LIGHT CARRIER TRANSPORT (LTV) R11.R3 LYRAN MECH-LINKS R11.46 LYRAN MILITARY POLICE (MP) R11.R4 LYRAN UIM REFITS R11.R5 LYRAN POWER PACK MODULE R5 R11.R6 LYRAN ESG CAPACITOR R11.47 LYRAN CAVE LION BATTLESHIP (BB) R11.2 LYRAN LION DREADNOUGHT (DN) R11.48 LYRAN SIBERIAN LION HEAVY CARRIER (CVA) R11.3 LYRAN WILDCAT BATTLECRUISER (BC) R11.49 LYRAN SIBERIAN HELLCAT (BCV) R11.4 LYRAN TIGER HEAVY CRUISER (CA) R11.50 LYRAN FIRECAT BATTLE CONTROL SHIP (BCS) R11.5 LYRAN PANTHER LIGHT CRUISER (CL) R11.51 LYRAN JAVA TIGER HEAVY COMMAND CRUISER (CCH) R11.6 LYRAN LEOPARD DESTROYER (DD) R11.52 LYRAN KING JAGUAR NEW HEAVY CRUISER (NCA) R11.7 LYRAN CHEETAH FRIGATE (FF) R11.53 LYRAN MOUNTAIN LION (DND) R11.8 LYRAN MINSWEEPER (MS) R11.54 LYRAN SPACE CONTROL PALLET (Pal-SCS) R11.9 LYRAN OCELOT SCOUT (SC) MODULE R6 (AND MOD M) R11.55 LYRAN COMMANDO DESTROYER (DDG) MODULE K R11.10 LYRAN PF TENDER (PFT) MODULE R6 R11.56 LYRAN RUNNING TIGER FAST CRUISER (CF) MODULE C1 R11.57 LYRAN ALLEYCAT-V MOBILE CARRIER (DWV) R11.11 LYRAN CHEETAH-E ESCORT FRIGATE (FFE) R11.58 LYRAN CHEETAH-R FAST CARRIER RESUPPLY FRIGATE R11.11A LYRAN CHEETAH-A AEGIS FRIGATE (FFA) (FCR) R11.12 LYRAN SIBERIAN TIGER CARRIER (CV) R11.59 LYRAN TOP-ALLEYCAT HEAVY WAR DESTROYER (HDW) R11.13 LYRAN JAGUAR WAR CRUISER (CW) R11.60 LYRAN ABYSSINIAN POLICE FLAGSHIP (FLG) R11.14 LYRAN ALLEYCAT WAR DESTROYER (DW) LYRAN MILITARY RANKS R11.N1 LYRAN TUGS AND PODS R11.61 LYRAN JAGDPANTHER (JGP) R11.15 LYRAN PUMA TRANSPORT TUG (TGP) R11.16 LYRAN COUGAR FLEET TUG (TGC) MODULE R6 (AND MOD M) R11.17 LYRAN BATTLE PALLET (Pal-Bt) R11.M1 LYRAN GROUND FORCES RAKAZAN (BATTALION) R11.18 LYRAN CARGO PALLET (Pal-C) ORGANIZATION R11.19 LYRAN PF TENDER PALLET (Pal-PFT) R11.20 LYRAN TROOP TRANSPORT PALLET (Pal-TT) MODULE R6 R11.21 LYRAN SABER-TOOTH TIGER MAULER (STT) R11.M2 LYRAN STALKER TEAMS MODULE R3 MODULE R7 R11.1A ADDITIONAL LYRAN BACKGROUND R11.62 LYRAN FOREST LION HEAVY DREADNOUGHT (DNH) R11.22 LYRAN YAGUARUNDI LIGHT CARRIER (CVL) R11.63 LYRAN DESERT LION LIGHT DREADNOUGHT (DNL) R11.23 LYRAN WAR CRUISER LEADER (CWL) R11.64 LYRAN ROYAL TIGER EARLY DREADNOUGHT (DNE) R11.24 LYRAN ESCORT WAR CRUISER (CWE) R11.65 LYRAN SINGLE-TOOTH LION DREADNOUGHT MAULER R11.25 LYRAN AEGIS WAR CRUISER (CWA) (STL) R11.26 LYRAN WAR MINSWEEPER (CWM) R11.66 LYRAN CAVERN LION BATTLESHIP CARRIER (BBV) R11.27 LYRAN SERVAL WAR CRUISER SCOUT (CWS) R11.67 LYRAN RIFT LION STELLAR DOMINATION SHIP (SDS) R11.28 LYRAN WAR PF TENDER (PFW) BOARDING PARTY TABLE R11.29 LYRAN SIBERIAN LION SPACE CONTROL SHIP (SCS) MASTER SHIP CHART R11.30 LYRAN BENGAL TIGER COMMAND CRUISER (CC) R11.31 LYRAN MANZ POLICE CORVETTE (POL) MODULE R10 R11.32 LYRAN PRAIRIE CAT SURVEY SHIP (SR) R11.68 LYRAN MANCHURIAN TIGER INTERDICTION CARRIER R11.32A LYRAN PRAIRIE LION SURVEY CARRIER (SRV) (CVD) R11.33 LYRAN LIGHT TACTICAL TRANSPORT (LTT) R11.69 LYRAN YAGUARUNDIX PATROL CARRIER (CVP) R11.34 LYRAN REPAIR PALLET (Pal-R) R11.70 LYRAN MEDIUM CARRIER (CVM) R11.35 LYRAN CARRIER PALLET (Pal-CV) R11.71 LYRAN SCOUT CARRIER (CSV) R11.36 LYRAN HELLCAT HEAVY BATTLECRUISER (BCH) R11.72 LYRAN DESTROYER ESCORT (DDE) R11.37 LYRAN KLINGON PODS IN LYRAN SERVICE R11.72A LYRAN AEGIS DESTROYER ESCORT (DDA) R11.37A CARGO POD (P-C1) R11.73 LYRAN NEW COMMAND CRUISER (NCC) R11.37B POWER BOOST POD (P-P2) R11.74 LYRAN NEW FAST CRUISER (NCF) R11.37C TROOP TRANSPORT POD (P-T3) R11.75 LYRAN NEW SURVEY CRUISER (NSR) R11.37D BATTLE POD (P-B4) R11.76 LYRAN NEW FAST PATROL SHIP TENDER (NPF) R11.37E CARRIER POD (P-H5) R11.77 LYRAN NEW DIVISION CONTROL SHIP (NDS) R11.37F PF TENDER POD (P-PF6) R11.78 LYRAN NEW MAULER CRUISER (NMC) R11.37G HEAVY CARRIER POD (P-V7) R11.37H REPAIR POD (P-R9) MODULE R9 R11.38 LYRAN WAR DESTROYER LEADER (DWL) R11.79 LYRAN LOCAL DEFENSE CRUISER (LCA) R11.39 LYRAN WAR DESTROYER ESCORT (DWE) R11.80 LYRAN LOCAL DEFENSE CARRIER (LCV) R11.40 LYRAN WAR DESTROYER AEGIS ESCORT (DWA) R11.81 LYRAN LOCAL DEFENSE FRIGATE (LFF) R11.41 LYRAN WAR DESTROYER SCOUT (DWS) R11.82 LYRAN LOCAL DEFENSE ESCORT (LFE) R11.42 LYRAN WAR DESTROYER MINESWEEPER (DWM) R11.83 LYRAN LOCAL DEFENSE PFT (LPF) R11.43 LYRAN SINGLE-TOOTH JAGUAR WAR MAULER (STJ) R11.84 LYRAN POLICE CARRIER (PV) CAPTAIN’S RULEBOOK DIVIDERS —Updated 02 Feb 12— PAGE 1 STAR FLEET BATTLES R11.0 THE LYRAN STAR EMPIRE MODULE X1R R11.200 LYRAN STAR EMPIRE BACKGROUND MODULE R9 CONT. R11.85 LYRAN HEAVY SCOUT CARRIER (NSV) R11.206 LYRAN WILDCAT-X ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY R11.86 LYRAN CAVE JAGUAR WAR DREADNOUGHT (DNW) BATTLECRUISER (BCX) R11.87 LYRAN ARCTIC LION MEDIUM DREADNOUGHT (DNM) R11.207 LYRAN JAGUAR-VX ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY WAR R11.88 LYRAN LIGHT X-DREADNOUGHT (DLX) CRUISER CARRIER (CWVX) R11.89 LYRAN DIVISION CONTROL SHIP (DCS) R11.208 LYRAN JAGUAR-SX ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY WAR R11.90 LYRAN LIONESS HEAVY CRUISER (CAL) CRUISER SCOUT (CWSX) R11.209 LYRAN TOPCAT-X ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY HEAVY MODULE R11 WAR DESTROYER (HDWX) R11.91 LYRAN ALLEYCAT-P LIGHT PF TENDER (DWP) R11.210 LYRAN SABER-TOOTH TIGER-X ADVANCED R11.92 LYRAN RUNNING JAGUAR FAST WAR CRUISER (CWF) TECHNOLOGY MAULER CRUISER (STX) R11.93 LYRAN ALLEYCAT-T WAR DESTROYER TRANSPORT R11.211 LYRAN SINGLE-TOOTH JAGUAR-X ADVANCED (DWT) TECHNOLOGY WAR CRUISER MAULER (SJX) R11.94 LYRAN CHEETAH-T TRANSPORT FRIGATE (FFT) R11.212 LYRAN KING JAGUAR-X ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY NEW R11.95 LYRAN KING JAGUAR-V NEW MEDIUM CARRIER (NCV) HEAVY CRUISER (NAX) R11.96 LYRAN KING JAGUAR-S NEW HEAVY SCOUT CRUISER R11.213 LYRAN JAGUAR-PX ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FAST (NSC) PATROL SHIP TENDER (CWPX) R11.97 LYRAN KING JAGUAR-T NEW COMBAT TUG (NTG) R11.98 LYRAN K-SCOUT POD (P-SC12) MODULE Y1 R11.99 LYRAN K-TYPE HEAVY FIGHTER TRANSPORT POD YR11.2 LYRAN WARP-REFITED CRUISER (WCA) (P-FR13) YR11.3 LYRAN WARP-REFITTED FRIGATE (WFF) R11.100 LYRAN K-TYPE PF TRANSPORT POD (P-PT14) YR11.4 LYRAN EARLY CRUISER (YCA) R11.101 LYRAN SCOUT PALLET (Pal-SC) YR11.5 LYRAN EARLY FRIGATE (YFF) R11.102 LYRAN PF TRANSPORT PALLET (Pal-PTT) YR11.6 LYRAN EARLY DREADNOUGHT (YDN) YR11.7 LYRAN EARLY TUG (YTG) MODULE R12 BOARDING PARTY TABLES R11.103 LYRAN JAGUAR-H HEAVY WAR CRUISER (HCW) R11.104 LYRAN SIBERIAN LION-P SPACE PATROL SHIP (SPS) MODULE Y2 R11.105 LYRAN COMMANDO WAR DESTROYER (DWG) YR11.8 LYRAN EARLY LIGHT CRUISER (YCL) R11.106 LYRAN ABYSSINIAN-H HEAVY POLICE FLAGSHIP (WPF) YR11.9 LYRAN EARLY DESTROYER (YDD) HEAVY SHIPS YR11.10 LYRAN EARLY HEAVY DREADNOUGHT (YDH) R11.107 LYRAN HEAVY DESTROYER (HDD) YR11.11 LYRAN EARLY COMMANDO DESTROYER (YDG) R11.108 LYRAN HEAVY FRIGATE (HFF) YR11.12 LYRAN EARLY TROOP TRANSPORT PALLET (Pal-YTT) R11.109 LYRAN LEOPARD-V DESTROYER CARRIER (DDV) YR11.13 LYRAN EARLY SURVEY PALLET (Pal-YSR) YR11.13A LYRAN CARGO PALLET (Same as R11.18) MODULE C1 YR11.14 LYRAN WARP-REFITED DREADNOUGHT (WDN) R11.F LYRAN FIGHTERS YR11.15 LYRAN WARP-REFITED LIGHT CRUISER (WCL) R11.F1 LYRAN FIGHTERS (USE KLINGON TYPES) YR11.16 LYRAN WARP-REFITED DESTROYER (WDD) MODULE R10 MODULE Y3 R11.F2 IMPROVED LYRAN FIGHTERS (USE IMPROVED KLINGON YR11.17 LYRAN EARLY YEARS BATTLESHIP (YBB) TYPES) YR11.18 LYRAN EARLY YEARS COMMAND CRUISER (YCC) R11.F3 LYRAN BOMBERS (USE KLINGON TYPES) YR11.19 LYRAN EARLY YEARS SURVEY CRUISER (YSR) YR11.20 LYRAN EARLY YEARS STRATEGIC TRANSPORT (YDT) MODULE K YR11.21 LYRAN WARP-REFITTED SURVEY CRUISER (WSR) R11.PF LYRAN FAST PATROL SHIPS YR11.22 LYRAN WARP-REFITTED COMMANDO DESTROYER R11.PF0 LYRAN LYNX INTERCEPTOR (INT) (WDG) R11.PF1 LYRAN BOBCAT PF (BOB-A) R11.PF2 LYRAN FI-CON PF (BOB-F) R11.PF3 LYRAN BOBCAT-P (a.k.a. BOBTAIL) PF (BOB-P) MODULE R11 R11.PF7 LYRAN WORKBOAT (WB) MODULE R12 R11.PF8 LYRAN SURVEY FAST PATROL SHIP (BOB-Q) R11.PF9 LYRAN RECOVERY FAST PATROL SHIP (BOB-R) MODULE X1 R11.200 LYRAN FIRST-GENERATION X-SHIPS R11.201 LYRAN COMMAND CRUISER (CCX) R11.202 LYRAN LIGHT CRUISER (CWX) R11.203 LYRAN WAR DESTROYER (DWX) R11.204 LYRAN SCOUT (SCX) R11.205 LYRAN FLEET DESTROYER (DDX) LYRAN X-SHIP ENERGY FORM CAPTAIN’S RULEBOOK DIVIDERS —Updated 02 Feb 12— PAGE 2.
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