Vulture-class Droid Starfighter - Revision history

Tenor1411 at 21:31, 18 September 2025

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	--><p class="~~single nomargin~~">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p><!--		--><h3 class="headline arch">''Vulture''-class Droid Starfighter</h3><!--

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			--><p class="single nomargin">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p><!--


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	--><p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><!--

	--><p class="~~single nomargin~~">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><!--		--><div id="starships" class="spacer"><!--

	--~~><p class="single nomargin"~~>{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the ~~Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter~~\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div><!--		-->{{referencetag\|book=Starships of the Galaxy\|page=78}}<!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p><!--

	--><div ~~id="capabilities" class="spacer"><!--~~		--></div><!--
	~~--><h4 class="headline">Capabilities</h4~~><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear. Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</p></div><!--

			--><div id="capabilities" class="spacer"><!--

			--><h4 class="headline">Capabilities</h4><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.</p><!--

	-->{{vehicle		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear. Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</p><!--

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Tenor1411 at 21:03, 18 October 2024

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	--><p class="single nomargin">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p><!--




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	-->{{referencetag\|book=Starships of the Galaxy\|page=78}}<!--		-->{{referencetag\|book=Starships of the Galaxy\|page=78}}<!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div><!--


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Tenor1411 at 20:42, 26 September 2024

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Tenor1411 at 02:16, 26 September 2024

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	<p class="single nomargin">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p></div>		-->{{referencetag\|book=Saga Edition Core Rulebook\|page=181}}<!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p><!--

			--><div id="starships" class="spacer"><!--
			-->{{referencetag\|book=Starships of the Galaxy\|page=78}}<!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div><!--




			--><div id="capabilities" class="spacer"><!--
			--><h4 class="headline">Capabilities</h4><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear. Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</p></div><!--


	~~<div id="starships" style="margin-top: 1.5em;">~~
	~~{{referencetag\|book=Starships of the Galaxy\|page=78}}~~
	<p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div>

	~~<div id="capabilities" style="margin-top: 1.5em;">~~
	~~<h4 class="headline">Capabilities</h4>~~
	<p class="single nomargin">Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear. Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</p></div>

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Tenor1411 at 02:55, 4 April 2024

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Tenor1411 at 20:31, 3 April 2024

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	<p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[~~Scarab_Droid_Starfighter~~\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div>		<p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab-class_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div>

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	\|page=181}}[[File:Swse_droid_vulture_starfighter.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|''Vulture''-class Droid Starfighter]]“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</div>		<p class="single nomargin">“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</p></div>

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	\|book=Starships of the Galaxy		<p class="single nomargin">A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</p></div>
	\|page=78}}A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.{{~~newline~~}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.{{~~newline~~}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab_Droid_Starfighter\|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</div>

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	Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.{{~~newline~~}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.{{~~newline~~}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear.~~<ref>…seriously, a Terminator reference?</ref>~~ Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</div>		<p class="single nomargin">Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.</p><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear. Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</p></div>

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|page=181}}[[File:Swse_droid_vulture_starfighter.jpg|thumb|300px|''Vulture''-class Droid Starfighter]]“Crewed” by a droid brain and controlled by a remote processor, the droid starfighter is a completely mechanized vessel. Armed with blaster cannons and torpedo launchers, droid starfighters are fast and agile. Unlike conventional fighters, however, the can reconfigure themselves into “walk mode,” allowing them to patrol on the ground as well as in space. Switching between flight mode and walk mode requires a [[standard action]].</div>

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|page=78}}A favored weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, the droid starfighter is a marvel of engineering and artificial intelligence. Combining the deadly technology of a starfighter with the advanced brains of a battle droid, droid starfighters provide the Separatists with an endless supply of combat-worthy vessels without the need to recruit and train living pilots.{{newline}}Droid starfighters are small, cheap, and expendable, just the way the Trade Federation likes them. Mostly manufactured by companies supporting the confederacy, droid starfighters are churned out of factories nearly as quickly as Republic forces can destroy them. The only limit on the number of droid starfighters that can appear on the battlefront lie within the command and control computers or a Droid Control Ship. Though the automated nature of droid starfighters makes them more prone to large-scale difficulties (a single computer virus can scramble the programming of thousands of droid starfighters at a time), it also makes them easier to coordinate and command as a group.{{newline}}The most common droid starfighter, the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, operates in both a flight mode and a walker mode and was used as early as the Battle of Naboo. These fighters are common throughout the duration of the Clone Wars, but when the Separatist fleet was deactivated, many of these starfighters were lost or destroyed. Also used during the Clone Wars was the [[Scarab_Droid_Starfighter|''Scarab''-class starfighter]] and the [[Droid Tri-Fighter]]. Both craft, while not nearly as popular as the ''Vulture''-class starfighter, serve throughout the Confederate fleet and are seen on almost all fronts of the war.</div>

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Droid starfighters usually receive their commands from a Droid Control Ship, which coordinates their attacks for maximum efficiency. Though the failure of a single Droid Control Ship can have devastating results on the starfighters under its control (as seen at the Battle of Naboo), few squadrons are refitted with independent droid brains due to cost issues. For the most part, the Confederacy combats this problem by having redundant control vessels present at any battle, ensuring that if one such ship is destroyed, the droid starfighters will continues to operate.{{newline}}Given the computerized nature of its piloting system, a droid starfighter can attack with all weapons as though each had its own gunner, despite the fact that the ship has no actual crew. this allows the ship to use each of its formidable weapon systems in a single round, without the need to coordinate multiple crewmembers.{{newline}}Droid starfighters also have the added benefit of not being affected by the Force or other effects to which living pilots would be susceptible. They cannot be bargained with; they cannot be reasoned with; they do not feel pity, remorse, or fear.<ref>…seriously, a Terminator reference?</ref> Droid starfighters have all droid immunities, including immunity to mind-affecting effects, and will not willfully communicate with enemy starships. They cannot be demoralized and will never contradict their orders; in essence, they are the most disciplined starfighter corps in the galaxy.</div>

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