MG-200 class Lt Missile Cruiser

4221Lt Missile Cruiser "MG-200"SystemsMagazineMagazineWeaponsHullMass: 56 Cost: 194
MG-200 class Lt Missile Cruiser Mark "Indy" Kochte Tech: Human (FB) Govt: NSL Mass: 56 Cost: 194 Clas: Lt Missile Cruiser (CLG) Strm: None FTL: Std. MD: 4 Armr: 3 Hull: 12 (Military) Damg: 4/4/4/4 Crew: 3 Sens: Std. Systems 2 x FCS 2 x PDS 1 x Salvo Missile Launcher (FP,F,FS) 1 x Salvo Missile Magazine (3 Std. Salvos, 2 ER Salvos) 1 x Class-2 beam (AP,FP,F) 1 x Class-2 beam (F,FS,AS) 1 x Class-1 beam (All) Notes: The NSL's attempt at a light missile boat, yet staying within their standard ship construction doctrine. It wasn't wildly successful. At this point the NSL has suspended further construction of this class, while they turn their attentions to a different kind of ship to take its place. The naming convention for this class is rather...sparse. It follows the old Earth U-boat/submarine convention, though some crews have taken to giving their vessel unofficial names. [Data note: Mass corrected from 52 to 56 - the declared Mass did not cover the ship's own listed components (Hull, drives, weapons, etc.). Note that 56 is not simply the old components total: MD/FTL/Screen mass are all percentage-of-mass formulas, so raising Mass also raises those, requiring an iterative solve to find the Mass where components exactly match declared Mass again. Verified formula-by-formula against the original 1998 tool - every component matches its own arithmetic exactly, so this is a genuine discrepancy in the original submission, not a parser or calculation bug. Raised to match its own components rather than altering any weapon/system to fit the old figure.] [Data note: Cost corrected from 176 to 194 - a direct consequence of the Mass correction above (Cost includes 1 point per MASS as its base component, so raising Mass raises Cost by the same amount).]