All numbers

Every number on the shelf in one table, from every mechanic. Each quantity links to its row on the mechanic page, where the reason for the value is given.

795 numbers, 120 with an outside source

A3 numbers at grade A
B53 numbers at grade B
C19 numbers at grade C
D45 numbers at grade D
E675 numbers at grade E

Every number the game runs, with its mechanic, grade and source
Quantity	Mechanic	Value	Grade	Source
Length of one fight tick, which every fire and vent number below is per	Fire and damage control	20 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance one interior breach starts a fire	Fire and damage control	0.5 chance	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Fire, 12-18 to 12-21
Hull a fire burns per tick, per level, as a share of the hull's maximum health	Fire and damage control	0.03 share	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Fire, 12-18
Highest level a fire reaches	Fire and damage control	3 level	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Fire, 12-18 to 12-21
Ticks an unfought fire waits before it grows a level	Fire and damage control	2 ticks	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Fire, 12-18
Ticks a fire still burning after the shooting costs the hull	Fire and damage control	3 ticks	EAuthored	No source recorded
Life support a venting compartment bleeds per tick	Fire and damage control	6 life support	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, advdesign, Airlock discussion
Share of the hands in the repair lockers, by locker level	Fire and damage control	NONE 0, LIGHT 0.1, STANDARD 0.2, HEAVY 0.35 share of hands	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Repair lockers, 12-7; general quarters, 12-8
Locker level the player's own ship starts at	Fire and damage control	STANDARD level	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hostile warship lockers (level, competence)	Fire and damage control	STANDARD, 70 level, competence	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Repair lockers, 12-7
Hostile raider lockers (level, competence)	Fire and damage control	LIGHT, 40 level, competence	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Where the source is silent: merchant ships
Hostile merchant lockers (level, competence)	Fire and damage control	NONE, 20 level, competence	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, emergency, Escape Craft, and again under damage control
Aim lost per step of hands in the lockers	Fire and damage control	1 aim	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Where the source is silent: costs
Size of that step, as a share of the hands	Fire and damage control	0.05 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the reactor top-up lost for each share of hands in the lockers	Fire and damage control	0.5 share	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Where the source is silent: costs
Most hands the first-response team can send	Fire and damage control	5 hands	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Teams outside the lockers, rapid response team, 12-8
Ticks the first-response team works a new fire or vent	Fire and damage control	2 ticks	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Teams outside the lockers, rapid response team, 12-8
Classes the first-response team can fight	Fire and damage control	A, B, C classes	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, basicdesign, Fire
Pace of every hand against a live electrical fire	Fire and damage control	0.5 share of full pace	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes, 12-22
Burn tier by fire class (multiplier on the hull burn)	Fire and damage control	A 1, C 1, B 1.5, K 1.5, D 2 multiplier	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes, 12-22
Life support a fire takes per tick, per level, by class	Fire and damage control	A 2, C 3, B 3, K 3, D 1 life support	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Fire, 12-18 to 12-21
Reactor containment lost per tick, per level, by class, in the machinery space	Fire and damage control	C 4, D 8 containment	EAuthored	No source recorded
Where each class can start (class and weight out of 100, by place)	Fire and damage control	the machinery space C, 70, D, 30, a passageway A, 70, C, 30, the air plant C, 60, A, 40, the crew spaces A, 80, C, 20 weight	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes, 12-22
Share of the hold's room a cargo fire burns per tick, per level	Fire and damage control	0.02 share	EAuthored	49 CFR 172.101 and 173: US hazardous materials classes (the UN classes the IMDG Code uses), 49 CFR 173.2, 173.120, 173.127
Ticks between growth steps for a volatile cargo fire	Fire and damage control	1 ticks	EAuthored	49 CFR 172.101 and 173: US hazardous materials classes (the UN classes the IMDG Code uses), 49 CFR 173.2, 173.120, 173.127
Ticks a de-energized space stays dark	Fire and damage control	2 ticks	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes, 12-22
Aim lost while a passageway is dark	Fire and damage control	5 aim	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes, 12-22
Ticks a vented hold stays open while its cargo cools	Fire and damage control	3 ticks	DAnalogy	NSTM chapter 555, volume 1: Surface Ship Firefighting (an EXTRACT of 6 pages), Post fire actions: post-fire ordnance cooling, minimum 15 minutes (555-8.13.9)
Work a fire needs to go out, per level, as a share of the ship	Fire and damage control	0.12 share of the ship per tick	EAuthored	No source recorded
Work a vent needs to be sealed, as a share of the ship	Fire and damage control	0.1 share of the ship per tick	EAuthored	No source recorded
Ticks before a fallback party takes over the lending after the Damage Control head goes down	Fire and damage control	2 ticks	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), All hands, 12-1
Pace of a hand working in a dark space	Fire and damage control	0.5 share of normal pace	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fire classes that need live power to start	Fire and damage control	C, K classes	DAnalogy	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes (12-22)
Fire classes from the least to the worst	Fire and damage control	A, C, K, B, D order	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Figure 12-9, the four classes (12-22)
Ticks the crew takes to clear a space before it is vented	Fire and damage control	1 ticks (20 seconds each)	DAnalogy	46 CFR parts 35, 95, 97 and 199: US merchant vessel fire and emergency rules, 95.16-45(a)(1)
Density of air	Fire and damage control	1.225 kg per m^3	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Air density note (1.225 kg per cubic meter)
Rate the ship's gas refills a vented hold	Fire and damage control	0.25 kg per second	EAuthored	No source recorded
Mix of the refill gas: nitrogen and oxygen by share of volume, with molar masses	Fire and damage control	Nitrogen, 0.79, 28, Oxygen, 0.21, 32 share and g/mol	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Space Shuttle atmosphere (79 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen)
Hours a sealed reefer keeps its cargo without power, chilled and frozen	Fire and damage control	chilled 7,200, frozen 28,800 seconds	BSecondary	Reefer carriage: how long refrigerated cargo keeps without power
Chance a lithium loop leaks, per point of containment lost, while the plant runs	Fire and damage control	0.0003 chance per 20 seconds per point	DAnalogy	Liquid-metal coolant leaks: what starts them and what puts them out, NRC report 3.4 item 6: BN-600, 30 sodium leaks in 15 years
Chance a lithium loop leaks while it runs past its heat points	Fire and damage control	0.01 chance per 20 seconds	DAnalogy	Liquid-metal coolant leaks: what starts them and what puts them out, NRC report 3.4 item 6: BN-600, 30 sodium leaks in 15 years
Share of a life support clip a damage control crew removes, per point of skill	Fire and damage control	0.06 share per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Gun sizes whose hole can empty a compartment at once	Fire and damage control	Heavy, Superheavy sizes	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Explosive decompression (the 126 millisecond passage)
Crowd a vented compartment holds, as a multiple of the hull's crew occupancy	Fire and damage control	4 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Damage control skill of an escort the captain owns	Fire and damage control	30 skill points	EAuthored	No source recorded
The six faces, in print order	Armor and the six faces	FORE, PORT, STARBOARD, UPPER, LOWER, AFT faces	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the plate each face gets, in the same order (bow heaviest)	Armor and the six faces	4, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3 parts	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, slowerlight3, Dust and near-light travel passage
Pools along one side of a face	Armor and the six faces	3 pools	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: Armor, Damage and Survivability
Pools in one face	Armor and the six faces	9 pools	EAuthored	No source recorded
Depth of a fresh pool, as a multiple of its face's share	Armor and the six faces	6 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Impact speed where a plate's hardness starts to fade	Armor and the six faces	3 km/s	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: Armor, Damage and Survivability, Whipple shield passage
Rating a laminate plate reads per point of depth, the anchor of the speed rule	Armor and the six faces	0.5 rating per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Density of each plate material	Armor and the six faces	ROLLED STEEL 7.85, LAMINATE 4.8, SINTERED CERAMIC 3.21, SPRAYED ABLATIVE 1 t/m^3	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent2, Radiation shielding materials passage: iron at 7.84 g/cm^3 for steel, tungsten at 19.3 g/cm^3
Density of rolled steel plate	Armor and the six faces	7.85 t/m^3	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent2, Radiation shielding materials, iron at 7.84 g/cm^3 to simulate steel
Density of sintered ceramic plate (silicon carbide)	Armor and the six faces	3.21 t/m^3	BSecondary	Wikipedia, Silicon carbide: density of the common polytypes, Properties of major SiC polytypes table
Density of laminate plate (silicon carbide with tungsten)	Armor and the six faces	4.8 t/m^3	CDerived	Wikipedia, Silicon carbide: density of the common polytypes, Properties of major SiC polytypes table; tungsten from the Atomic Rockets shielding page
Thickness of one point of plate depth	Armor and the six faces	0.0001 m	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: Armor, Damage and Survivability
Most a plate reads as leaning, to keep the line-of-sight factor finite	Armor and the six faces	75 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: General Armor Tactics, sloped armor
Ceiling a full replate costs, by material	Armor and the six faces	ROLLED STEEL 0.02, SPRAYED ABLATIVE 0.03, LAMINATE 0.06, SINTERED CERAMIC 0.12 share of ceiling	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10, armor ladder
Share of its original depth below which a yard calls a plate scrap	Armor and the six faces	0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Angles the helm can turn a face to a contact	Armor and the six faces	0, 30, 45 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Kinetics: rods and obliquity
Warship hull slopes by face	Armor and the six faces	FORE 35, PORT 15, STARBOARD 15, UPPER 10, LOWER 10, AFT 0 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: General Armor Tactics, sloped armor
Blunt hull slopes by face (carriers, troop transports, multirole)	Armor and the six faces	FORE 20, PORT 0, STARBOARD 0, UPPER 0, LOWER 0, AFT 0 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: General Armor Tactics, sloped armor
Freighter hull slopes by face	Armor and the six faces	FORE 0, PORT 0, STARBOARD 0, UPPER 0, LOWER 0, AFT 0 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: Armor, Damage and Survivability
Muzzle speed of an autocannon	Armor and the six faces	1.5 km/s	BSecondary	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Muzzle velocity in the Phalanx, Goalkeeper, Bofors and Millennium tables; Atomic Rockets chemical gun paragraph
Muzzle speed of a coilgun	Armor and the six faces	4 km/s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Coilguns
Muzzle speed of a railgun	Armor and the six faces	6 km/s	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Railguns
Standard laminate plate, rating	Armor and the six faces	80 rating	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standard laminate plate, depth	Armor and the six faces	160 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standard sintered ceramic plate, rating	Armor and the six faces	105 rating	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standard sintered ceramic plate, depth	Armor and the six faces	100 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standard sprayed ablative plate, rating	Armor and the six faces	60 rating	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standard sprayed ablative plate, depth	Armor and the six faces	230 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standard rolled steel plate, rating	Armor and the six faces	48 rating	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10, armor ladder
Standard rolled steel plate, depth	Armor and the six faces	178 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Girth of the hull model, half-girth over length (sets skin area and the target's width)	Armor and the six faces	0.08 ratio	EAuthored	No source recorded
Length of the median MEDIUM hull, the one anchor the scale uses	Armor and the six faces	100 m	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most a plate can eat, as a share of that weapon's own damage	Armor and the six faces	0.9 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the damage that went through, charged to the far face on exit	Armor and the six faces	0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a hit also clips a random installed module	Armor and the six faces	0.1 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
The same chance at the brink of death for the hull	Armor and the six faces	0.32 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Damage bands: share of the defender's whole hull	Armor and the six faces	0.03, GRAZE, 0.1, BITE, 0.25, SHRED, 0.45, BREACH, 1.01, GUT share of hull	EAuthored	No source recorded
Ship volume per person aboard	Armor and the six faces	40 m^3 per person	DAnalogy	Wikipedia, warship displacement and crew: volume per person, infobox displacement and complement of three classes
Area of a person a round can strike	Armor and the six faces	0.45 m^2	CDerived	NASA-STD-3001 Volume 2: crew health, the habitable atmosphere and pressure change, Appendix F, F.4, Table 44, body surface area
Stowage factor: cubic meters of hold per tonne of cargo	Armor and the six faces	1 m^3 per tonne	BSecondary	Stowage factor: hold volume per tonne of cargo, table of typical stowage factors
Chance a hit that did not get through still throws shrapnel at the crew	Armor and the six faces	0.05 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Cargo space wrecked per point of a round's penetration	Armor and the six faces	0.02 m^3 per point	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Whipple shield (the stuffed Whipple passage)
Length of one fight round	Heat and radiators	20 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat the drive adds at full burn, per second (1 heat = 1 second of full drive waste)	Heat and radiators	1 heat a second	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the drive's full heat that whole fins shed	Heat and radiators	0.6 heat a second per heat of drive	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Mo/Li Heat Pipe (Radiator Types)
Heat a whole set of fins sheds in one round (the index's 12)	Heat and radiators	12 heat a round	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share the tank pumps move into the water tank (1 minus the fin share)	Heat and radiators	0.4 heat a second per heat of drive	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat the coolant loop holds before the tank boils	Heat and radiators	32 heat	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat the loop climbs to when the tank is dry; the drive goes cold here	Heat and radiators	64 heat	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat the active sweep adds each second	Heat and radiators	0.25 heat a second	EAuthored	No source recorded
Temperature rise the tank water may take before it boils	Heat and radiators	80 kelvin	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Combat Heat Sinks (the Attack Vector: Tactical water heat sink passage)
Specific heat of water used for the tank	Heat and radiators	4,180 J per kg per kelvin	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Combat Heat Sinks (the Attack Vector: Tactical water heat sink passage)
Energy to warm one kg of tank water to boiling and then boil it off	Heat and radiators	2,594,400 J per kg	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Combat Heat Sinks (the Attack Vector: Tactical water heat sink passage)
Share of the drive's jet power kept as heat (the unit's size)	Heat and radiators	0.0001 share	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, enginelist2, Nuclear Salt Water (NSWR)
Spare heat sinks each gun carries	Heat and radiators	3 sinks	EAuthored	No source recorded
Time to swap a cold sink in	Heat and radiators	10 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing orders for spending a spare sink	Heat and radiators	kill zone, freely, never orders	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat one firing puts in a gun's sink, by size	Heat and radiators	Micro 4, Light 6, Compact 9, Standard 13, Heavy 18, Superheavy 24 heat a firing	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewarship, the coilgun in the example design
Seconds between firings, by size (the sink's shed rate is read from it)	Heat and radiators	Micro 5, Light 6, Compact 8, Standard 12, Heavy 16, Superheavy 22 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Firings a rail gun's sink takes before the gun must wait	Heat and radiators	10 firings	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, spacewarship, the coilgun in the example design
Cycles a rail gun's own fins take to shed one firing's heat	Heat and radiators	10 cycles	EAuthored	No source recorded
Firings a coilgun's smaller sink takes	Heat and radiators	6 firings	EAuthored	No source recorded
Cycles a coilgun's sink takes to shed one firing's heat	Heat and radiators	14 cycles	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds of fire a cartridge gun's barrel takes	Heat and radiators	10 seconds	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, sidearmintro, the paragraph on guns heating in vacuum
Seconds a cartridge gun's barrel needs to cool one second of fire	Heat and radiators	3 seconds	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, sidearmintro, the paragraph on guns heating in vacuum
Heat one evasive burn puts on the hull in a fight	Heat and radiators	10 heat	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim lost while the hull is overheated	Heat and radiators	20 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fin condition when whole, a percentage	Heat and radiators	100 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fin condition when every panel is gone; the fins then shed no heat	Heat and radiators	0 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fin condition at or below which the fins count as crippled	Heat and radiators	40 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat pipe panels on a hull's fins	Heat and radiators	8 panels	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat a molybdenum and lithium heat pipe radiator sheds, per square meter	Heat and radiators	469,000 watts per m^2	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Mo/Li Heat Pipe (Radiator Types)
Gun caliber by mount size (sets how wide a hole is against a fin panel)	Heat and radiators	Micro 0.02, Light 0.04, Compact 0.07, Standard 0.11, Heavy 0.16, Superheavy 0.22 meters	EAuthored	No source recorded
Panels a drone strike on the fins cuts at the root	Heat and radiators	3 panels	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of its usual hull damage a shot at the fins still does	Heat and radiators	0.2 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance an ordinary hull hit also reaches a fin	Heat and radiators	0.25 share	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Combat Radiators (the Achilles Heel passage)
Chance an enemy aims at the fins in one volley	Heat and radiators	20 percent	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Combat Radiators (the Achilles Heel passage)
The same chance against a well-plated target	Heat and radiators	45 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat one active cooling dump vents	Heat and radiators	18 heat	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewarshipart, Heat Radiators and the multi-mode reactor passage
Active cooling dumps a ship carries	Heat and radiators	3 dumps	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds in one round, over which a plant's output is counted	The power model	20 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Bank size in rounds of the hull's own rated reactor output	The power model	2.8 rounds	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, power, batteries table (Lithium-Ion rechargeables)
Energy of one power point	The power model	9,330,000 J	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Navy railgun comment: full scale weapon designed to use 64 megajoules
Share of the plant's thermal power that becomes electricity	The power model	0.25 share	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, power, Space Nuclear Power Program (SAFE-400 and Prometheus)
Decay heat after a scram, as a share of full thermal power	The power model	0.035 share	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Power a rail firing draws, by gun size (a coil draws a share of it)	The power model	Micro 3, Light 5, Compact 8, Standard 11, Heavy 16, Superheavy 22 power points	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Navy railgun comment: full scale weapon designed to use 64 megajoules
Coil firing's draw as a share of a rail's	The power model	0.2 share	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Railgun and coilgun efficiency
Guns that draw no power	The power model	Autocannon, Canister mechanisms	EAuthored	No source recorded
Pump power as a share of the heat moved	The power model	0.01 share	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Order the rule sheds fight loads in, first shed first	The power model	sweep, guns, pumps bill	EAuthored	UK MCA, MSIS003 Part 7: Electrical Equipment and Installations, 7.6, Load shedding
Order the rule sheds voyage loads in, first shed first	The power model	services, shop, recycling, cold bill	EAuthored	UK MCA, MSIS003 Part 7: Electrical Equipment and Installations, 7.6, Load shedding
Chance a destroyed reaction chamber scrams the reactor in a round	The power model	0.5 chance	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, emergency, Nuclear Reactor Emergency SCRAM
Full reactor containment, the scale for reactor integrity	The power model	100 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Reactor containment at or below which the reactor counts as crippled	The power model	40 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Containment lost per point of damage a round does inside	The power model	9.1892 percent per damage point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a round that got inside is near the reactor	The power model	0.22 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Capacitor charge by hull class (the old ladder)	The power model	LIGHT CRAFT 60, MEDIUM CRAFT 84, HEAVY CRAFT 120 power points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Output a point of engineering skill adds to the reactor, as a share of the plant	The power model	0.0036 share per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the plant's rated output an active sweep draws	The power model	0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
The three fight bills: order the rule sheds loads in	The power model	pumps first sweep, guns, pumps, guns first sweep, pumps, guns, sweep before guns guns, sweep, pumps orders	EAuthored	UK MCA, MSIS003 Part 7: Electrical Equipment and Installations, 7.6 essential loads
Bill a hull follows when its captain has not chosen	The power model	pumps first order	EAuthored	UK MCA, MSIS003 Part 7: Electrical Equipment and Installations, 7.6 essential loads
Bill each kind of hostile hull follows	The power model	WARSHIP pumps first, RAIDER guns first, MERCHANT sweep before guns orders	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hours a reactor that went down in a fight stays down	The power model	4 hours	EAuthored	No source recorded
Exhaust speed with no thruster grade fitted	Fuel and the torch drive	2,500 km/s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, enginelist2, Nuclear Salt Water (NSWR)
Exhaust speed of the top rung (TH-6)	Fuel and the torch drive	11,000 km/s	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, enginelist3, Epstein Drive
Every rung of the exhaust ladder, no grade then TH-1 to TH-6	Fuel and the torch drive	2,500, 3,200.2368, 4,096.6064, 5,244.0442, 6,712.8734, 8,593.114, 11,000 km/s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, enginelist2, Nuclear Salt Water (NSWR)
Number of enrichment grades	Fuel and the torch drive	6 grades	EAuthored	No source recorded
Water in a full tank, as a share of the hull's dry mass	Fuel and the torch drive	1 share	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, torchships, Torchship Performance (Rocketpunk Manifesto, On Torchships)
Salt charge for one tonne of water at the base grade (the pad scales it with exhaust speed squared)	Fuel and the torch drive	10 Cr per tonne	EAuthored	No source recorded
Burn a trip must always keep in reserve to break off one fight	Fuel and the torch drive	0.25 days of full thrust	EAuthored	No source recorded
Change of speed for a hop between two berths at one body	Fuel and the torch drive	4,040 m/s	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, appmissiontable, Terra-Luna space (the delta-v table, LEO to low lunar orbit)
Change of speed to hold station at a body for a year	Fuel and the torch drive	100 m/s per year	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, appmissiontable, Stationkeeping
Acceleration a crew bears with no strain	Fuel and the torch drive	9.8 m/s^2	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, humanfactor, Table 1, gross effects of acceleration forces
The three burn profiles	Fuel and the torch drive	economy, fastest, arriveby profiles	EAuthored	No source recorded
Longest trip the game will quote	Fuel and the torch drive	36,525 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest grade a hull burns without custody rights taken (light craft)	Fuel and the torch drive	2 grade	EAuthored	No source recorded
Price of the TH-1 kit	Fuel and the torch drive	2,500 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Price of the TH-6 kit	Fuel and the torch drive	55,000 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Grade the TH-1 kit burns	Fuel and the torch drive	1 grade	EAuthored	No source recorded
Grade the TH-6 kit burns	Fuel and the torch drive	6 grade	EAuthored	No source recorded
Meters in one astronomical unit (beacon range and distance code)	Fuel and the torch drive	149,597,870,700 meters	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, enginelist, the note that 1.0 astronomical units is defined as 149,597,870,700 meters
Meters in one astronomical unit (trip distance code)	Fuel and the torch drive	149,597,870,700 meters	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, enginelist, the note that 1.0 astronomical units is defined as 149,597,870,700 meters
Fatigue a crew gains per day for each unit of acceleration above the no-strain line	Fuel and the torch drive	1.5 fatigue per day per m/s^2	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, humanfactor, the acceleration passage (the human body only can take 2-3 gees)
Fatigue a crew recovers per day at or under the no-strain line	Fuel and the torch drive	5 fatigue per day	EAuthored	No source recorded
Points in one whole main-drive part	Fuel and the torch drive	100 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that a round through the stern reaches each main-drive part	Fuel and the torch drive	nozzle, 0.5, chamber, 0.3, feed, 0.2 chance (nozzle, chamber, feed)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the hull's own health that a drive part takes before it is gone	Fuel and the torch drive	0.75 fraction of hull health	EAuthored	No source recorded
Weight fleet doctrine gives a round that reaches the stern, for the main drive behind it	Fuel and the torch drive	0.5 weight	EAuthored	No source recorded
Weight fleet doctrine gives a round that reaches a flank's jets	Fuel and the torch drive	0.1 weight	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of thrust a wrecked nozzle still gives	Fuel and the torch drive	0.3 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Performance of a drive part by state: fit, degraded, crippled, gone	Fuel and the torch drive	88, fit, 100, 41, degraded, 64, 1, crippled, 20, 0, gone, 0 percent by state	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most a crew with a welder can patch a drive part	Fuel and the torch drive	60 points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the fuel tank a wrecked feed line loses per travel day	Fuel and the torch drive	0.25 fraction of tank per day	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, the passage on a projectile hitting a tank of fluid
Share of the fuel tank a wrecked feed line loses per combat round	Fuel and the torch drive	0.02 fraction of tank per round	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, the passage on a projectile hitting a tank of fluid
Days a captain has to take up reactor custody rights from Safeguards	Fuel and the torch drive	90 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull classes that Safeguards does not account for by the gram	Fuel and the torch drive	LIGHT CRAFT hull classes	EAuthored	No source recorded
Open-space dose with no shielding	Radiation dose	1.84 mSv per day	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Galactic Cosmic Radiation (the Curiosity passage)
Shielding that halves the cosmic-ray background	Radiation dose	18 g/cm^2	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter shielding table), and Effectiveness of Shielding Materials for the 15 to 20 grams of water
Shielding that halves a solar storm dose	Radiation dose	4.3 g/cm^2	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Effectiveness of Shielding Materials
Solar events a year	Radiation dose	10 events	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Solar Energetic Particles (the gradual SPE passage)
Years in one solar cycle	Radiation dose	11 years	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Galactic Cosmic Radiation (the Curiosity passage)
Chance of an event on any one day	Radiation dose	0.0274 chance	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Solar Energetic Particles (the gradual SPE passage)
Slope of the size law for events	Radiation dose	0.4 index	DAnalogy	Design notes: travel, Solar particle events as a size law (2026-09-28)
Worst event, bare hull at 1 AU, once a cycle	Radiation dose	5,000 mSv	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Effectiveness of Shielding Materials
Smallest event the size law draws	Radiation dose	0.0394 mSv	EAuthored	No source recorded
Exponent for how fast a storm weakens with distance from the Sun	Radiation dose	2 power of 1/R	DAnalogy	Design notes: travel, Solar particle events as a size law (2026-09-28)
Nearest distance from the Sun the storm scale uses	Radiation dose	0.3 AU	EAuthored	No source recorded
Annual limit the screens quote	Radiation dose	50 mSv	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter dose table), and the Chronic Radiation Syndrome Chart for the adult annual limit
Five-year limit the screens quote	Radiation dose	100 mSv	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter dose table)
Lifetime dose at which a hand asks to go ashore	Radiation dose	1,000 mSv	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Observation (the ESA limit passage)
Acute dose at which a hand is radiation sick	Radiation dose	1,000 mSv	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Acute Radiation Syndrome Chart
Acute dose the body clears each day	Radiation dose	35 mSv per day	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Acute Radiation Syndrome Chart
Time inside a belt per visit	Radiation dose	0.25 hours	EAuthored	No source recorded
Morale lost each day while radiation sick	Radiation dose	4 morale per day	EAuthored	No source recorded
Acute dose bands (floor, grade, term)	Radiation dose	2,000, 6, radiation sickness, 1,000, 5, mild radiation sickness, 750, 4, nausea risk, 500, 3, immune impairment, 250, 2, subclinical, 50, 1, over annual limit, 0, 0, within annual limit mSv	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Acute Radiation Syndrome Chart
Io belt dose (read by getbeltdoseforvisit)	Radiation dose	36,000 mSv per day	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter dose table)
Europa belt dose	Radiation dose	5,000 mSv per day	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter dose table)
Ganymede belt dose	Radiation dose	80 mSv per day	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter dose table)
Callisto belt dose	Radiation dose	0.1 mSv per day	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Trapped Radiation (the Jupiter dose table)
Shielding of the RS-1 module	Radiation dose	2 g/cm^2	EAuthored	No source recorded
Shielding of the RS-6 module	Radiation dose	25 g/cm^2	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, Observation (the storm shelter passage)
Cut to daily fatigue and to a solar event's dose per point of Medical competence	Radiation dose	0.005 fraction per competence point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most the Medical department can cut daily fatigue and event dose	Radiation dose	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Acute dose one patient clears per day per point of Medical competence	Radiation dose	0.7 mSv per day per competence point	EAuthored	No source recorded
The lifetime dose bands the screens name	Radiation dose	1,000, past the career limit, 100, over five years' permitted exposure, 50, over a year's permitted exposure, 0, inside a year's permitted exposure bands	EAuthored	No source recorded
Areal density of real shelters that the module screen compares a number to	Radiation dose	25, a solar-storm shelter, 20, a planned lunar base, 15, the ISS storm cellar, 10, the Space Shuttle, 7, an Apollo command module, 0, little more than a suit g/cm^2	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, radiation, the passage comparing suit, Apollo, Shuttle, ISS and lunar base shielding
Thermal signature of a light, medium and heavy craft with the drive off	Running dark	LIGHT CRAFT 8, MEDIUM CRAFT 12, HEAVY CRAFT 18 signature points	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardetect, What If I Run Silent And Cold?
Signature added for each m/s^2 of fitted acceleration	Running dark	1 points per m/s^2	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardetect, Surely Sheer Distance Will Hide Engine Burns
Share of the baseline a dark hull keeps	Running dark	0.35 share	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardetect, What If I Run Silent And Cold?
Signature below which a hull adds no contact chance	Running dark	20 signature points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Contact chance added for each signature point above that	Running dark	0.5 points of chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the day's contact chance left while dark	Running dark	0.35 share	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardetect, There Ain't No Stealth In Space
Air plant draw for each person aboard (never shed)	Running dark	2,000 W	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, realdesigns3, HOPE (BNTR) crew vehicle, power budget
Recycling draw for each person aboard	Running dark	1,000 W	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Water (TransHab water management subsystem)
Crew services draw for each person aboard	Running dark	2,000 W	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, realdesigns3, HOPE (BNTR) crew vehicle, power budget
Machine shop draw for each rating point	Running dark	2,000 W	EAuthored	No source recorded
Reefer draw for each tonne of cold cargo	Running dark	200 W	CDerived	Reefer container power draw, actual power consumption of reefer containers
Reactor plant's conversion: heat on the loop is each watt drawn divided by this	Running dark	0.25 share	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, power, Space Nuclear Power Program (Prometheus and SAFE-400 figures)
Loads the engineer sheds by default while dark (from the top of the voyage bill)	Running dark	3 loads	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fatigue each hand gains a dark day without crew services	Running dark	3 fatigue	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull integrity lost each day past capacity	Running dark	12 integrity	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat ceiling while dark, as a multiple of capacity	Running dark	2 times capacity	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat the loop holds before the hull cooks (getheatcapacity returns this for every hull)	Running dark	32 heat units	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardetect, Section 3: Stealth Problems Overview
Enemy accuracy penalty against a dark ship in a fight	Running dark	30 accuracy points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat a fight adds while dark	Running dark	10 heat units	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, heatrad, Radiator vulnerability
Base daily contact chance in travel	Running dark	10 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Carbon dioxide a person adds to the air, per day, as a volume	Running dark	0.504 m^3 per person per day	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Carbon dioxide levels (0.998 kilograms a day)
Share of the cabin air in carbon dioxide at which the crew turns drowsy	Running dark	0.01 share of air	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Carbon dioxide levels (0.04, 1, 3, 5 percent)
Game seconds in one combat round, for heat, air, fire and power	The Newtonian fight	20 s	EAuthored	Design notes: plant, The unit
Length of one physics step	The Newtonian fight	1 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Longest flight time for which a gun fires for effect	The Newtonian fight	40 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, One burst at range, LONG_RANGE_MAX_FLIGHT_S
Share of the kill zone's reach that a wing slot sits inside	The Newtonian fight	0.8 of the fastest round's reach	EAuthored	No source recorded
Time a crew needs to see a round before it can start a dodge	The Newtonian fight	2 s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewarintro, 4. Everything Happens Super Fast
Time between side changes in a weave	The Newtonian fight	8 s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewartactic, The Trumpet Bell Effect
Length of a hostile's dodge when it sees rounds coming	The Newtonian fight	15 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the main drive that each end's lateral jets push	The Newtonian fight	0.415 of drive thrust	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, controldeck, Moment of Inertia, Roger Wilcox example
Longest life of a round in flight	The Newtonian fight	3,000 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
A round this far from every ship, and still opening, is dropped	The Newtonian fight	500 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Opening speed at which that round is dropped	The Newtonian fight	1 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Range inside which a pirate can put its crew across	The Newtonian fight	5 km	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Intercepting the target
Relative speed a boarding needs	The Newtonian fight	0.05 km/s	DAnalogy	Apollo-Salyut/Soyuz docking: the speed and alignment a docking mechanism must take, Initial-impact criteria: axial closing velocity 0.05 to 0.3 m/s
Time the match must hold before the boarders are across	The Newtonian fight	20 s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Approach
Range past which a hostile has run and is out of the fight	The Newtonian fight	3,000 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian-combat-direction, coldweld's second Locusta log: rails spent, no way to run, drones unseen (2026-09-30), Running
Speed error at which the autopilot starts to correct its course	The Newtonian fight	0.005 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Speed error at which the autopilot stops correcting and holds its bow	The Newtonian fight	0.002 km/s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Radius of a hull's hit circle	The Newtonian fight	0.03 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Turn rate of a hull with no catalog entry	The Newtonian fight	6 deg/s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Angle off the wanted heading at which the main drive may light	The Newtonian fight	5 deg	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Share of full turning rate that a hull keeps, by number of working turning faces	The Newtonian fight	4 1, 3 1, 2 0.5, 1 0, 0 0 of turn rate	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Relative speed under which a hold counts as complete	The Newtonian fight	0.02 km/s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The pass (BRAKE_DONE_KMS, PASS_KM, PASS_END_KM, PASS_STEER, PASS_COMMIT_KM, PASS_KMS)
Closest distance that a pass aims for	The Newtonian fight	1.5 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The pass (BRAKE_DONE_KMS, PASS_KM, PASS_END_KM, PASS_STEER, PASS_COMMIT_KM, PASS_KMS)
Distance past which a pass is over	The Newtonian fight	25 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The pass (BRAKE_DONE_KMS, PASS_KM, PASS_END_KM, PASS_STEER, PASS_COMMIT_KM, PASS_KMS)
Gain with which the bow cancels sideways drift during a pass	The Newtonian fight	30 gain, no unit	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The pass (BRAKE_DONE_KMS, PASS_KM, PASS_END_KM, PASS_STEER, PASS_COMMIT_KM, PASS_KMS)
Distance inside which a pass holds its course with no dodge	The Newtonian fight	30 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The pass (BRAKE_DONE_KMS, PASS_KM, PASS_END_KM, PASS_STEER, PASS_COMMIT_KM, PASS_KMS)
Relative speed at which the drive cuts during a pass	The Newtonian fight	1 km/s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The pass (BRAKE_DONE_KMS, PASS_KM, PASS_END_KM, PASS_STEER, PASS_COMMIT_KM, PASS_KMS)
Slowest mount turn rate that can lay on a target during a pass	The Newtonian fight	30 deg/s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Share of the water tank that a captain keeps back before a dodge is refused	The Newtonian fight	0.1 of tank capacity	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Share of a weave's seconds that the drive is lit	The Newtonian fight	0.37 of weave time	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Step with which the helm weighs a hull roll	The Newtonian fight	15 deg	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Angle below its deck that a turret can fire past the hull's edge	The Newtonian fight	10 deg	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Time to strike rounds up from the stores to the ready lockers	The Newtonian fight	20 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Exhaust speed of the lateral jets, which burn water	The Newtonian fight	3,281.6869 m/s	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, enginelist, Nuclear Electrothermal (a resistojet gives an exhaust velocity of about 9,810 m/s)
Share of the lateral jets' turn that the vernier jets give while the jets push sideways	The Newtonian fight	0.026 of jet turn	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Time fire control needs to lock a target again once the line of sight clears	The Newtonian fight	8 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Longest time that a crew stays in cover	The Newtonian fight	900 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Distance from a zone's edge within which a crew looks for a harbor	The Newtonian fight	300 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Depth into a harbor zone that a hull runs, as a share of the zone's radius	The Newtonian fight	0.4 of zone radius	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Condition of the nearest foe at which a crew leaves cover for good	The Newtonian fight	3 condition index	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Distance from the lee point inside which a hull counts as hiding	The Newtonian fight	2 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Distance at which a cautious or cunning captain waits before it commits	The Newtonian fight	200 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Time that a cautious or cunning captain waits for its moment	The Newtonian fight	600 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Time a captain must fly before the sensors officer names its temperament	The Newtonian fight	90 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Interval at which a wing ship re-reads the captain's orders	The Newtonian fight	5 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Most ships in the captain's wing	The Newtonian fight	6 ships	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, astromilitary, Fleet Capabilities (generally built around a six-ship squadron)
Distance at which a wing ship falls in beside the captain	The Newtonian fight	10 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian-combat-direction, Formations and the command menu (2026-09-28)
Share of a wing hull lost in one volley that is worth a radio word	The Newtonian fight	15 percent of hull	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, The wing and squads (WING_MAX, SQUAD_FOCUS, SQUAD_MOVES)
Spacing of the loose formation	The Newtonian fight	40 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian-combat-direction, Formations and the command menu (2026-09-28)
Angle of each wing ship's bearing off the leader's, about the target, in the crossfire formation	The Newtonian fight	60 deg	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewartactic, Three-Dimensional Thinking
Speed at which a rack throws a drone clear toward its target	The Newtonian fight	0.4 km/s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, DRONES (DRONE_ACCEL_MS2 and the constants after it)
Range inside which a crew calls a shot on one fitting	The Newtonian fight	6 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Time an alpha strike lifts the fire rule, the ranging probe and the sink share	The Newtonian fight	20 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, WINDOWS (ALPHA_S, WINDOW_QUIET_S, WINDOW_EMPTY_S)
Time an answered opening about one ship stays answered	The Newtonian fight	60 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, WINDOWS (ALPHA_S, WINDOW_QUIET_S, WINDOW_EMPTY_S)
Time a foe's guns must be cycling to count as empty	The Newtonian fight	8 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian, WINDOWS (ALPHA_S, WINDOW_QUIET_S, WINDOW_EMPTY_S)
Miss distance under which a firing solution counts as a hit point	The Newtonian fight	0.001 km	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Flight time past which a chasing round never lands	The Newtonian fight	3,600 s	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Share of a full sidestep under which a side counts as no side	The Newtonian fight	0.1 of full strafe	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Hull points of a full-health ship in the sandbox	The Newtonian fight	100 points	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian
Depth of a hull's skin, within which the hold counts as the first space a round crosses	The Newtonian fight	1 m	EAuthored	No source recorded
Muzzle speed by mechanism	Kinetic guns and point defense	Coilgun 4, Autocannon 1.5, Railgun 6, Canister 4 km/s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Railguns
Launcher energy that caps an electric gun's muzzle speed, by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 2, Light 20, Compact 60, Standard 120, Heavy 250, Superheavy 500 MJ	EAuthored	No source recorded
Mass of one round, by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 0.0001, Light 0.001, Compact 0.006, Standard 0.015, Heavy 0.045, Superheavy 0.118 t	BSecondary	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Projectile weights in the Phalanx, Bofors, 76 mm and Mark 71 tables
Pellets in one canister shell, by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 20, Light 40, Compact 80, Standard 150, Heavy 250, Superheavy 400 pellets	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunintro, Introduction
Power of closing speed that scales a round's damage	Kinetic guns and point defense	2 exponent	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Robinson's First Law of Space Warfare paragraph
Power of closing speed that scales a round's penetration	Kinetic guns and point defense	0.6667 exponent	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: Armor, Damage and Survivability, Tate formula and crater passage
Impact speed above which plate hardness fades	Kinetic guns and point defense	3 km/s	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: Armor, Damage and Survivability, Whipple shield passage
Multiplier on the radiator clip chance for a canister cloud	Kinetic guns and point defense	3 times	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent2, Equations, kinetic particle attacks (laser cannon section)
Half-angle a keel gun can lay off the bow, by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 10, Light 8, Compact 6, Standard 4, Heavy 3, Superheavy 2 deg	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, controldeck, Gimbaled engines and thrust vectoring
Speed a turret traverses, by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 90, Light 60, Compact 30, Standard 15, Heavy 8, Superheavy 4 deg/s	DAnalogy	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Slew rates in the tables for Phalanx, Bofors, Millennium, 76 mm, Mark 45 and Mark 71
Firings before the rails are spent, by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 150, Light 100, Compact 60, Standard 40, Heavy 25, Superheavy 15 firings	EAuthored	Design notes: newtonian-combat-direction, Next arc: one set of rules, then the guns' own physics (coldweld, 2026-09-29)
Rounds one point defense mount can engage in a second	Kinetic guns and point defense	2 rounds	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Kinetic PD
A round is engaged by point defense once it is this close to arriving	Kinetic guns and point defense	5 s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Kinetic PD
Reach of point defense against a drone	Kinetic guns and point defense	40 km	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Kinetic PD
Time between a mount's tries on one drone	Kinetic guns and point defense	5 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Tries one mount gets on a drone at cruise speed	Kinetic guns and point defense	4 tries	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance one mount stops a drone on one try	Kinetic guns and point defense	0.9 share	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Kinetic PD
Drones one operator can steer at once, by skill	Kinetic guns and point defense	rookie 1, seasoned 2, veteran 4 drones	EAuthored	Design notes: setting-canon, 2. Safeguards
Furthest an operator will send a drone	Kinetic guns and point defense	300 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Closing speed a drone burns up to, then coasts	Kinetic guns and point defense	2 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Time a rack takes to cycle between launches	Kinetic guns and point defense	3 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
A drone's whole fuel	Kinetic guns and point defense	4 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
A drone's life before it is lost	Kinetic guns and point defense	900 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Drone acceleration, by bay size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 400, Light 300, Compact 250, Standard 200, Heavy 150, Superheavy 100 m/s^2	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rounds one firing puts downrange, by mechanism	Kinetic guns and point defense	Coilgun 7, Autocannon 3, Railgun 1, Canister 1 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Burst of a gun with no mechanism listed	Kinetic guns and point defense	3 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Furthest range band each mechanism can shoot at	Kinetic guns and point defense	Coilgun 1, Autocannon 0, Railgun 2, Canister 1 band (0 close, 1 mid, 2 long)	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewartactic, the range and fire control discussion
Furthest range band of a gun with no mechanism listed	Kinetic guns and point defense	1 band	EAuthored	No source recorded
Muzzle speed of a gun with no mechanism listed	Kinetic guns and point defense	4 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Deep stores of rounds, by mechanism (rearmed in port)	Kinetic guns and point defense	Coilgun 1,100, Autocannon 500, Railgun 200, Canister 160 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Deep stores of a gun with no mechanism listed	Kinetic guns and point defense	500 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rounds in the locker at a mount (the ready rounds)	Kinetic guns and point defense	50 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Mass of a round for a gun with no size listed	Kinetic guns and point defense	0.015 kg	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit-chance bonus by hull size for an autocannon	Kinetic guns and point defense	LIGHT CRAFT -12, MEDIUM CRAFT 0, HEAVY CRAFT 10 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit-chance penalty against a dodging target for an autocannon	Kinetic guns and point defense	8 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Least share of its damage a railgun round drives through armor	Kinetic guns and point defense	0.5 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Caliber by gun size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 20, Light 40, Compact 70, Standard 110, Heavy 160, Superheavy 220 millimeters	EAuthored	No source recorded
Point defense rounds per second, by caliber	Kinetic guns and point defense	15 80, 20 75, 25 70, 30 70, 35 17, 40 5.5 rounds per second	BSecondary	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Rate of fire in the Phalanx, Goalkeeper, Millennium and Bofors tables
Point defense caliber by mount size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 15, Light 20, Compact 25, Standard 30, Heavy 35, Superheavy 40 millimeters	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds of fire in a point defense mount's own drum	Kinetic guns and point defense	20 seconds	CDerived	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Drum capacity in the Phalanx and Goalkeeper tables
Seconds of fire in one point defense engagement	Kinetic guns and point defense	1 seconds	CDerived	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Burst length in the Phalanx text and the Goalkeeper text
Drones in the ready rack at a bay	Kinetic guns and point defense	2 drones	EAuthored	No source recorded
Drones in the bay stores	Kinetic guns and point defense	40 drones	EAuthored	No source recorded
Volume of one drone, by bay size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 0.03, Light 0.06, Compact 0.12, Standard 0.25, Heavy 0.5, Superheavy 1 m^3	EAuthored	No source recorded
Mass of one drone, by bay size	Kinetic guns and point defense	Micro 0.015, Light 0.03, Compact 0.06, Standard 0.125, Heavy 0.25, Superheavy 0.5 tonnes	EAuthored	No source recorded
Keel gun or turret on each weapon slot, by hull model	Kinetic guns and point defense	Fraxinus SPINAL, TURRET, Quercus SPINAL, TURRET, Tyr SPINAL, TURRET, Nergal SPINAL, TURRET, Szabo SPINAL, TURRET, Brennan SPINAL, TURRET, Sequoia SPINAL, TURRET, Ares SPINAL, TURRET, Kerrigan SPINAL, TURRET, Ginkgo SPINAL, TURRET, Mangala SPINAL, TURRET, Ivanova SPINAL, TURRET, Niagara SPINAL, TURRET, Dardanelles SPINAL, TURRET, Iguazu SPINAL, TURRET, Victoria SPINAL, TURRET, Kaieteur SPINAL, TURRET, TURRET, Angel SPINAL, TURRET mount kinds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds of flight that bound the point defense bands	Kinetic guns and point defense	15, 40 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of what the fight is worth that a side will spend on drones	Kinetic guns and point defense	0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Point defense strength by range band (close, mid, long)	Kinetic guns and point defense	0.5, 1, 1.6 multiplier	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewartactic, plenty of time to shoot down incoming projectiles
Food one person eats in a day	Life support, food and water	0.002 tonnes	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Food (USS Wyoming figures)
Water one person uses in a day	Life support, food and water	0.004 tonnes	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Eeking Out
Supply department cut to the daily burn, per competence point	Life support, food and water	0.005 fraction of the burn	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most the Supply department can cut alone	Life support, food and water	0.4 fraction of the burn	EAuthored	No source recorded
Life Support module cut to the burn, per rating point	Life support, food and water	0.02 fraction of the burn	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most the crew and the modules can cut together	Life support, food and water	0.6 fraction of the burn	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, celss, Controlled Ecological Life Support System (opening)
Rating of the largest Life Support module (LS-6)	Life support, food and water	10 rating points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Burn multiplier under the Gentle setting	Life support, food and water	0.5 times the burn	EAuthored	No source recorded
Morale each hand loses per day with no food	Life support, food and water	6 morale	EAuthored	No source recorded
Morale each hand loses per day with no water	Life support, food and water	10 morale	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Eeking Out
Dry days of water before harm starts	Life support, food and water	3 days	BSecondary	Survival without water and food: the rule of threes, Wikipedia, Rule of threes (survival), the rule and the Water section
Dry days of food before harm starts	Life support, food and water	21 days	DAnalogy	Survival without water and food: the rule of threes, Scientific American, survival without food; Wikipedia, Rule of threes
Health the captain loses per day past the water limit	Life support, food and water	12 health points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Health the captain loses per day past the food limit	Life support, food and water	4 health points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fatigue each hand gains per travel day at GENERAL QUARTERS	Life support, food and water	3 fatigue	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), What it says (General quarters, 12-8)
Life support integrity at which the air fails	Life support, food and water	40 integrity points	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, carbon dioxide in the air (percent list)
Life support integrity at which the warning shows	Life support, food and water	60 integrity points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Integrity a round that gets inside takes off life support	Life support, food and water	8 integrity points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim penalty from bad air, crew not suited	Life support, food and water	15 accuracy points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim penalty from bad air, crew suited	Life support, food and water	7 accuracy points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Morale each hand loses per round while the air is out	Life support, food and water	4 morale	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance per round that bad air catches a hand, crew not suited	Life support, food and water	0.15 probability	EAuthored	No source recorded
Length of one combat round	Life support, food and water	20 seconds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Food one hull hand eats in a day (the hull sizing)	Life support, food and water	0.002 tonnes	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Food (USS Wyoming figures)
Water one hull hand uses in a day (the hull sizing)	Life support, food and water	0.004 tonnes	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, lifesupport, Eeking Out
Fatigue at which a crew is crippled	Life support, food and water	60 fatigue points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rock sizes: hours to work, ore unit range, survey rating to find	Mining the belt	SMALL hours 12, orerange 8,000, 14,000, surveyrequirement 10, MEDIUM hours 24, orerange 18,000, 28,000, surveyrequirement 30, LARGE hours 36, orerange 30,000, 45,000, surveyrequirement 60 hours, units, rating	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rock grades: ore multiplier and roll weight	Mining the belt	POOR multiplier 0.7, weight 25, STANDARD multiplier 1, weight 45, RICH multiplier 1.35, weight 22, PRISTINE multiplier 1.8, weight 8 multiplier, weight	EAuthored	Design notes: mining
Extraction intensities: yield, encounter change, accident chance	Mining the belt	CAUTIOUS yield 0.8, encounter -4, accident 0, STANDARD yield 1, encounter 0, accident 0, AGGRESSIVE yield 1.4, encounter 11, accident 22 multiplier, points, percent	EAuthored	Design notes: mining
Hull damage range from a rig accident	Mining the belt	6, 18 hull points	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, Rig accidents
Yield lost to a rig accident	Mining the belt	0.45 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, Rig accidents
Rocks in a field at the start	Mining the belt	4 rocks	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, Fields persist on the player
Most rocks a field holds	Mining the belt	7 rocks	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, NPC mining rigs
Days between new rocks drifting in	Mining the belt	5 days	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, Fields persist on the player
Resting pressure target of each field	Mining the belt	Inner Belt 1.2, Middle Belt 1, Outer Belt 0.8, Saturn 0.75 multiplier	EAuthored	Design notes: mining
Lowest pressure multiplier	Mining the belt	0.5 multiplier	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, Local extraction pressure
Highest pressure multiplier	Mining the belt	1.8 multiplier	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, Local extraction pressure
Drift slowed by heavy working, per point of pressure over 1	Mining the belt	0.6 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Pressure the captain adds per unit pulled out	Mining the belt	0.0004 pressure per unit	EAuthored	Design notes: mining
Days the captain's pressure takes to fade	Mining the belt	20 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most rigs in one field	Mining the belt	3 rigs	EAuthored	Design notes: mining, NPC mining rigs
Days a rig works its claim	Mining the belt	4, 11 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Ore a rig pulls from its claim	Mining the belt	4,000, 16,000 units	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fee for guarding a rig, per day	Mining the belt	120 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Survey rating of the weakest prospector array (PA-1)	Mining the belt	15 rating points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Survey rating of the strongest prospector array (PA-6)	Mining the belt	100 rating points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Real spacing of bodies over 1 km, as the game records it	Mining the belt	900,000 km	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, prelimnotes, Annoying Trope #1, the asteroid belt
Width of the dense part of a game field	Mining the belt	300 km	EAuthored	Design notes: setting-canon, The belt is nearly empty, and a fighting field is not
Length of a cloud chord that blocks sight at pressure 1.0	Mining the belt	40 km	EAuthored	Design notes: setting-canon, The belt is nearly empty, and a fighting field is not
Ceres: size in km and mass in kg	Mining the belt	975, 975, 909, 947,000,000,000,000,000,000, Atomic Rockets, mining.php km, kg, source	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, mining, table of the largest asteroids
Pallas: size in km and mass in kg	Mining the belt	582, 556, 500, 214,000,000,000,000,000,000, Atomic Rockets, mining.php km, kg, source	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, mining, table of the largest asteroids
Vesta: size in km and mass in kg	Mining the belt	569, 555, 453, 259,000,000,000,000,000,000, Atomic Rockets, mining.php km, kg, source	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, mining, table of the largest asteroids
Hygiea: size in km and mass in kg	Mining the belt	450, 430, 424, 87,400,000,000,000,000,000, Wikipedia, 10 Hygiea (2021) km, kg, source	BSecondary	Wikipedia, 10 Hygiea: size and mass, infobox: dimensions and mass; Atomic Rockets colony site page for the mass
Inner Belt distance from the sun	Mining the belt	2.282 AU	DAnalogy	Design notes: stellarbodydata, the Belt as three bodies
Middle Belt distance from the sun	Mining the belt	2.662 AU	DAnalogy	Design notes: stellarbodydata, the Belt as three bodies
Outer Belt distance from the sun	Mining the belt	3.05 AU	DAnalogy	Design notes: stellarbodydata, the Belt as three bodies
Ceres distance from the sun	Mining the belt	2.77 AU	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, infrastructure, Solar Power Stations table
Vesta distance from the sun	Mining the belt	2.362 AU	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, infrastructure, Solar Power Stations table
Pallas distance from the sun	Mining the belt	2.772 AU	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, infrastructure, Solar Power Stations table
Hygiea distance from the sun	Mining the belt	3.139 AU	APrimary	JPL Small-Body Database: semi-major axes of the named asteroids, orbit elements of 10 Hygiea
People living on Ceres	Mining the belt	400,000,000 people	EAuthored	Design notes: stellarbodydata
Trace metal a rich or pristine rock yields	Mining the belt	800, 2,500 units (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Daily output a field's pressure is measured against when nobody produces its ore	Mining the belt	2,000,000 units per day	EAuthored	No source recorded
Resting pressure of a body that has no entry in the table	Mining the belt	1 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Exponent that tilts rock grade as extraction pressure rises	Mining the belt	0.6 exponent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that guarding a rig brings trouble	Mining the belt	45 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that a rig you jump a claim from is hostile	Mining the belt	35 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of rated thrust lost per wear step	Hull wear and repair	0.15 fraction of thrust	EAuthored	No source recorded
Lowest share of rated thrust a worn drive delivers	Hull wear and repair	0.55 fraction of thrust	EAuthored	No source recorded
Maintenance owed per travel day, as a share of hull upkeep value	Hull wear and repair	0.0016 fraction of value	DAnalogy	Atomic Rockets, starshipowner, cost of running a cargo starship
Maintenance owed that drops the drive one step, as a share of hull upkeep value	Hull wear and repair	0.022 fraction of value	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of dry mass that is structure	Hull wear and repair	0.4 fraction	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, appworkedexample, Structure and Specifications table
Person-hours to renew one tonne of structure	Hull wear and repair	230 person-hours	DAnalogy	Design notes: repair
Hours in one working shift	Hull wear and repair	8 hours	APrimary	Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (ILO), Guideline B2.2.2, para 1(a)
Share of a station's people who work its yard	Hull wear and repair	0.1 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands that fit around one tonne of structure	Hull wear and repair	1 hands per tonne	EAuthored	No source recorded
Crew pace with no training	Hull wear and repair	0.5 fraction of standard pace	EAuthored	No source recorded
Crew pace added per competence point	Hull wear and repair	0.01 fraction of standard pace	EAuthored	No source recorded
Pace added per rating point of a machine shop	Hull wear and repair	0.25 fraction of pace	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rating of the largest machine shop (MS-6)	Hull wear and repair	6 rating points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of structure that one whole drive part equals	Hull wear and repair	0.05 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Yard price of one hull point, as a share of hull price over its points	Hull wear and repair	0.1 fraction	EAuthored	US Navy training manual, "Damage Control" (chapter 12), Where the source is silent
Lowest yard price of a hull point	Hull wear and repair	5 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Job length above which the yard offers a day's work	Hull wear and repair	1 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Morale each hand loses on a repair day under way	Hull wear and repair	1 morale	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of hull price the dealer pays for a hull traded in	Hull wear and repair	0.45 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of module price the dealer pays on a trade-in	Hull wear and repair	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of module price paid for a module taken out	Hull wear and repair	0.75 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of hull price a salvage-titled hull fetches	Hull wear and repair	0.3 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Condition range of a hulk on a salvage lot	Hull wear and repair	0.05, 0.25 fraction of full health	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hulks on a salvage lot	Hull wear and repair	2, 4 hulks	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days between salvage lot refreshes	Hull wear and repair	14 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Condition at which a hulk can fly	Hull wear and repair	0.5 fraction of full health	EAuthored	International Convention on Salvage, 1989, What the document says
Hours in one dock gang shift	Hull wear and repair	8 hours	APrimary	Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (ILO), Guideline B2.2.2, para 1(a)
Share of new price a used hull at full condition is worth	Hull wear and repair	0.7 fraction of new price	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of new price a decommissioned cruiser or carrier hull is worth	Hull wear and repair	0.975 fraction of new price	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of module price paid for a module taken from a decommissioned hull	Hull wear and repair	0.975 fraction of module price	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days between refreshes of the used-ship dealer stock	Hull wear and repair	7 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Used hulls on the dealer forecourt	Hull wear and repair	4, 6 hulls (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Condition range of a used hull on the forecourt	Hull wear and repair	0.15, 0.6 fraction of full condition (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most modules a used hull arrives with fitted	Hull wear and repair	2 modules	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of new price a salvaged carrier that a save already owns trades in for	Hull wear and repair	0.08 fraction of new price	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance a DEMAND ID hail works, before sensor and Communications bonuses	Hailing, boarding and prize law	30 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance an OFFER PASSAGE hail works, before standing and Communications bonus	Hailing, boarding and prize law	30 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a THREATEN hail works, by size class of the other ship, before the Communications bonus	Hailing, boarding and prize law	LIGHT CRAFT 65, MEDIUM CRAFT 45, HEAVY CRAFT 20 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Communications bonus to every hail roll, per point of department competence	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.15 percent points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance a patrol opens fire after you refuse, before standing and Communications bonus (a raider always fires)	Hailing, boarding and prize law	50 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
The Second's odds of a lost fight (the two ways a raider wins) when it expects to lose; a raider prices its demand on them	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.5, 0.22 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The Second's odds of a lost fight when it calls it even	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.13, 0.07 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The Second's odds of a lost fight when it expects to win	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.06, 0.05 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The odds the boarders take the ship when you fight on after the Second's warning and it expects to lose	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.43 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The odds the boarders take the ship when you fight on after the Second's warning, on any other call	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.2 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance a haggle with a raider wins, before Persuade or Pressure	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.35 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share a haggle cuts from a raider's price on a win, and adds on a loss	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.25 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The yard bill after a refusal, as a share of the ship's price, when the Second expects to lose	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.2 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The yard bill after a refusal, as a share of the ship's price, when the Second calls it even	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.63 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The yard bill after a refusal, as a share of the ship's price, when the Second expects to win	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.49 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Cargo a refusal destroys outside a lost fight, as a share of the hold's value, when the Second expects to lose	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.0049 fraction	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Approach
Cargo a refusal destroys outside a lost fight, as a share of the hold's value, when the Second calls it even	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.0092 fraction	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Approach
Cargo a refusal destroys outside a lost fight, as a share of the hold's value, when the Second expects to win	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.0123 fraction	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Approach
Largest credit transfer a raider forces from a thin hold in a yield	Hailing, boarding and prize law	3,000 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Credits a raider always leaves the captain in a yield (one dock shift)	Hailing, boarding and prize law	150 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing lost with the flag when you refuse its terms of surrender	Hailing, boarding and prize law	-4 standing points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Heat gained for refusing a lawful inspection	Hailing, boarding and prize law	6 heat	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 3.11.5; Where the source is silent
Chance a flag's patrol offers a stand-down order on each opening it gets	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.45 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull share a patrol must still hold to give a stand-down order	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fine on contraband found in a search, as a share of its value	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.3 fraction	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 7.10; Where the source is silent
Chance a hostile at its break point answers a demand to surrender, each roll	Hailing, boarding and prize law	40 percent	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Where the source is silent (Surrender)
Same chance after the hostile's captain has fallen	Hailing, boarding and prize law	75 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Range inside which a raider can board	Hailing, boarding and prize law	5 km	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Intercepting the target
Largest relative speed a boarding match allows	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.05 km/s	DAnalogy	Apollo-Salyut/Soyuz docking: the speed and alignment a docking mechanism must take, Initial-impact criteria: axial closing velocity 0.05 to 0.3 m/s
Time the match must hold before the boarders are across	Hailing, boarding and prize law	20 s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, pirate, Intercepting the target
Base chance a thorough strip of a beaten wreck works	Hailing, boarding and prize law	15 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance added per point of the fleet's marine combat score	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.5 percent per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance a boarding can reach	Hailing, boarding and prize law	90 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Capture bonus on a boarded wreck, as a share of the kill bounty	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.25 fraction	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 7.10; Where the source is silent (Payment to a captor)
Hull damage when a strip is driven back	Hailing, boarding and prize law	10 hull points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Cabin berths one captured crew takes	Hailing, boarding and prize law	8 berths	EAuthored	No source recorded
Value of a captured crew, as a share of the surrendered hull's catalog price	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.05 fraction	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 3.5.3.1; Where the source is silent
Lowest value of a captured crew	Hailing, boarding and prize law	250 Cr	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing gained with the flag per crew handed in	Hailing, boarding and prize law	1.5 standing points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing lost with a crew's own flag when you hand it to that flag's enemy	Hailing, boarding and prize law	-2.5 standing points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hours to move cargo mass between two hulls	Hailing, boarding and prize law	6 hours	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, rescue, Introduction
Hull strength a raider gains from each robbery of the captain	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.18 fraction of hull	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most hull strength a raider can gain from refits	Hailing, boarding and prize law	0.72 fraction of hull	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance that a patrol or raider closes on the captain in travel	Hailing, boarding and prize law	75 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that a cornered civilian master hands over cargo, for a lane with nobody named on it	Hailing, boarding and prize law	65 percent	EAuthored	United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), 1982, Articles 100 to 111
Chance that a named master complies, by temperament	Hailing, boarding and prize law	Stoic 85, Deadpan 80, Wry 75, Easygoing 70, Earnest 65, Brooding 60, Intense 45, Hot-blooded 35 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Capture bonus on a boarded wreck, as a share of the kill bounty (a game number, not salvage law)	Salvage and distress	0.25 fraction	EAuthored	International Convention on Salvage, 1989, Article 13(1), criteria for the reward
Share of structure a hulk needs before it can fly	Salvage and distress	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: salvagework
Days of work the steel row offers to load for a work crew	Salvage and distress	30 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Resale value of a hull with a salvage title, as a share of its new price	Salvage and distress	0.3 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: salvagework, The salvage title and carriers
Condition range of a hull on the salvage lot	Salvage and distress	0.05, 0.25 fraction of full health	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days of air and water a stranded crew has	Salvage and distress	14, 26 days (low, high)	EAuthored	Design notes: beacons
Days a bait beacon stays on the band	Salvage and distress	5, 11 days (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands aboard a stranded hull	Salvage and distress	2, 9 people (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Daily chance that a new beacon is born	Salvage and distress	0.05 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: beacons
Daily chance traffic overhears a beacon beside a busy berth	Salvage and distress	0.42 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: beacons, BEACON_OVERHEARD_NEAR and BEACON_OVERHEARD_FAR
Daily chance traffic overhears a beacon at the edge of anybody's reach	Salvage and distress	0.04 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: beacons, BEACON_OVERHEARD_NEAR and BEACON_OVERHEARD_FAR
Reach of a rescue cutter from its base	Salvage and distress	5 days of flight	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, rescue, Introduction
Reach multiplier when you relay the beacon's exact position	Salvage and distress	1.7 times	EAuthored	No source recorded
Burn of a rescue cutter	Salvage and distress	14 m/s^2	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, rescue, Introduction
Contact chance added each day for the rest of the leg after you relay	Salvage and distress	6 percent points	EAuthored	IAMSAR Manual, volumes I and III (2016), with SOLAS V/33, Volume III figures 2-3 and 2-4
Lowest chance that a distress call is bait	Salvage and distress	0.1 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance that a distress call is bait	Salvage and distress	0.75 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of your stores capacity a stranded crew asks for	Salvage and distress	0.15 fraction	EAuthored	Design notes: travelevents, DISTRESS_STORES_SHARE and DISTRESS_FUEL_SHARE
Share of the drawn reward the stranded crew actually pays	Salvage and distress	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	International Convention on Salvage, 1989, Article 16, and Article 13(1)
Lowest base reward drawn for answering a call, before the body's danger scaling	Salvage and distress	200 Cr	EAuthored	International Convention on Salvage, 1989, Article 13(1), criteria for the reward
Highest base reward drawn for answering a call, before the body's danger scaling	Salvage and distress	600 Cr	EAuthored	International Convention on Salvage, 1989, Article 13(1), criteria for the reward
Relative weights of what a boarded derelict holds	Salvage and distress	salvage 38, survivor 14, recorder 14, hazard 12, ambush 10, empty 12 weight	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most beacons live on the band at one time	Salvage and distress	6 beacons	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that a bait beacon shows a bad sign on one check	Salvage and distress	0.8 chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that a genuine beacon shows the same bad sign on one check	Salvage and distress	0.25 chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fuel margin the captain's own beacon asks for beyond the fuel to reach a berth	Salvage and distress	1.25 multiple of fuel needed	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days a berth takes to hear a fuel beacon and ready a hull	Salvage and distress	2 days	EAuthored	IAMSAR Manual, volumes I and III (2016), with SOLAS V/33, Volume III section 1
Share of your fuel tank that a stranded crew asks for	Salvage and distress	0.12 fraction of tank	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days of supplies a stranded crew says it needs	Salvage and distress	4, 9 days (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands a stranded crew says it holds	Salvage and distress	2, 6 hands (low, high)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Spacers each faction can hold in a rescue	Salvage and distress	40 spacers	EAuthored	No source recorded
The nine departments	Ship's organization and the Second	Engineering, Damage Control, Medical, Supply, Gunnery, Deck, Communications, Navigation, Operations names	DAnalogy	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Sections 3.5, 3.11, 3.14, 3.14.1, 3.15, 3.16, 3.17, 3.18, 3.22 and 3.23
Competence a leased navy hull's crew reads as in every department	Ship's organization and the Second	70 competence	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands a hull needs before it has a Second	Ship's organization and the Second	10 hands	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, crew, Command
How often each skill tier of Second sums up, how many reports fit in a line, and whether it warns early	Ship's organization and the Second	rookie period 12, items 2, carries False, early False, seasoned period 8, items 3, carries True, early True, veteran period 5, items 4, carries True, early True seconds, items, flags	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds the Second must be quiet before a line opens with Captain	Ship's organization and the Second	30 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds before the Second repeats the same words about the same thing	Ship's organization and the Second	90 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
The four bridge stations	Ship's organization and the Second	sensors, weapons, helm, engineering names	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, crew, Eldraeverse Command Roster
The department that mans each bridge post	Ship's organization and the Second	sensors Operations, weapons Gunnery, helm Navigation, engineering Engineering, observer Operations, xo Communications department	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), 3.11; Where the source is silent
Competence floors for veteran and seasoned officers	Ship's organization and the Second	80, veteran, 60, seasoned competence, tier	EAuthored	No source recorded
The captain's nerve and the Second's temperament it sets	Ship's organization and the Second	Cold cautious, Steady cunning, Reckless reckless temperament	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing order choices: fire rule	Ship's organization and the Second	in reach, kill zone, hold rules	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing order choices: dodge rule	Ship's organization and the Second	weave, sidestep, called, hold rules	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing order choices: next target	Ship's organization and the Second	weakest, nearest, heaviest guns, shooting at us rules	EAuthored	No source recorded
Standing order choices: keel gun	Ship's organization and the Second	cold, stand, never rules	EAuthored	No source recorded
Command grade of the ship's own berth, by hands aboard (up to this many hands)	Ship's organization and the Second	merchant 3, L-1, 8, L-2, 30, L-3, None, L-4, naval 3, O-1, 8, O-2, 20, O-3, 60, O-4, 200, O-5, None, O-6 hands, grade	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Where the source is silent (A paygrade for any billet)
Merchant grade of each hire tier	Ship's organization and the Second	Rookie R-2, Veteran R-4, Ace L-1 grade	EAuthored	Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation: STCW, MET, Human Resources and Crew Manning, PDF pages 145 and 146; Where the source is silent
Merchant grade of each Commander tier	Ship's organization and the Second	Rookie L-2, Veteran L-3, Ace L-4 grade	EAuthored	Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation: STCW, MET, Human Resources and Crew Manning, PDF pages 145 and 146; Where the source is silent
Navy head and rating of each department, with their grades	Ship's organization and the Second	Operations Lieutenant, O-3, Ensign, O-1, Gunnery Gunnery Chief, E-7, Petty Officer, E-5, Engineering Chief Engineer, O-3, Machinist's Mate, E-4, Deck Boatswain, E-7, Spacer, E-3, Damage Control Damage Control Assistant, O-1, Damage Controlman, E-4, Medical Medical Officer, O-4, Corpsman, E-4, Supply Supply Officer, O-2, Storekeeper, E-4, Communications Communications Officer, O-2, Signalman, E-4, Navigation Navigator, O-3, Quartermaster's Mate, E-5 title, grade	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Sections 3.11, 3.14.1, 3.15, 3.16, 3.17, 3.22; Where the source is silent
Pay raise for a promotion	Ship's organization and the Second	1.2 times	EAuthored	No source recorded
Morale cost of a promotion	Ship's organization and the Second	10 morale points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Loyalty needed for the first and the second promotion rung	Ship's organization and the Second	55, 85 loyalty	EAuthored	No source recorded
Communications bonus to every hail roll, per point of competence	Ship's organization and the Second	0.15 percent points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands aboard each named hull model	Ship's organization and the Second	Wayland 3, Trochilus 3, Fringilla 5, Gyges 5, Lyrid 4, Perseid 6, Tyto 6, Corinth 6, Kiel 10, Bosporus 12, Panama 16, Suez 20, Malus 12, Montu 12, Tembo 12, Ilmarinen 4, San Andreas 8, Anatolian 20, Adriatic 8, Aegean 14, Leonid 20, Apis 6, Locusta 14, Niagara 20, Szabo 30, Fraxinus 35, Tyr 40, Dardanelles 70, Iguazu 120, Brennan 130, Quercus 140, Nergal 150, Ginkgo 180, Kerrigan 260, Sequoia 280, Ares 300, Mangala 200, Ivanova 350, Victoria 400, Kaieteur 900, Angel 1,400 hands	EAuthored	Design notes: hullcrew
Hands aboard a hull with no model entry, by role	Ship's organization and the Second	MULTIROLE 4, EXPLORER 5, SMUGGLER 5, MINER 12, FREIGHTER 14, LOGISTICS 12, PASSENGER LINER 14, DRONE CARRIER 10, COMBAT 100, DESTROYER 180, TROOP TRANSPORT 200, CARRIER 350, CRUISER 400, FLEET CARRIER 1,400 hands	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands aboard a hull with neither a model nor a role entry	Ship's organization and the Second	4 hands	EAuthored	No source recorded
Lowest manned share of a crew that still works	Ship's organization and the Second	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Cargo space one point of Deck competence is worth	Ship's organization and the Second	33 tonnes per competence point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Size of a leased navy hull's crew, by hull tier	Ship's organization and the Second	0 10, 1 16, 2 22, 3 30 hands	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Chapter 3
Crew size of a navy hull whose tier is not in the table	Ship's organization and the Second	10 hands	EAuthored	No source recorded
The order in which the departments of a navy crew are staffed	Ship's organization and the Second	Operations, Gunnery, Engineering, Deck, Damage Control, Medical, Supply, Communications, Navigation department order	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Sections 3.5 to 3.23
The merchant rank ladder: grade, title, pay multiple and head share	Ship's organization and the Second	R-1 Undesignated Hand UH 1.5 16, R-2 Third Hand 3/H 1.8 20, R-3 Second Hand 2/H 2.3 22, R-4 First Hand 1/H 2.9 15, R-5 Chief Hand C/H 3.6 8, L-1 Third Mate 3/M 4.2 8, L-2 Second Mate 2/M 5.2 5, L-3 First Mate 1/M 6.5 4, L-4 Master MSTR 8 2 grades	DAnalogy	Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation: STCW, MET, Human Resources and Crew Manning, Ranks and ratings, PDF pp.75, 145 and 148
The navy rank ladder: grade, title, pay multiple and head share	Ship's organization and the Second	E-1 Recruit RCT 1.6 14, E-2 Apprentice APP 1.8 13, E-3 Spacer SPC 2.1 12, E-4 Petty Officer 3rd PO3 2.5 17, E-5 Petty Officer 2nd PO2 3 14, E-6 Petty Officer 1st PO1 3.5 10, E-7 Chief Petty Officer CPO 4.3 5, E-8 Senior Chief SCPO 5 2, E-9 Master Chief MCPO 5.8 1, O-1 Ensign ENS 3.8 4, O-2 Lieutenant JG LTJG 4.4 3, O-3 Lieutenant LT 5.4 3, O-4 Lieutenant Commander LCDR 6.5 1.5, O-5 Commander CDR 7.7 0.7, O-6 Captain CAPT 9 0.3 grades	EAuthored	Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), Chapter 3
Grade a merchant hire reads as when its title gives no grade	Ship's organization and the Second	R-3 grade	EAuthored	No source recorded
Grade a leased navy hull's marine reads as	Ship's organization and the Second	E-4 grade	EAuthored	No source recorded
Grade a field commission grants	Ship's organization and the Second	O-2 grade	EAuthored	No source recorded
The register each flag speaks in	Radio voice	Earth TACTICAL, Mars TACTICAL, The Outer Guild GUILD, The Unclaimed UNCLAIMED register	EAuthored	ACP 125(G), Communications Instructions: Radiotelephone Procedures, What the document says
How hard each register is to read without cracking its channel	Radio voice	TACTICAL 55, GUILD 30, UNCLAIMED 0 encryption points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a unit speaks about each kind of event	Radio voice	ENGAGING 0.25, HIT 0.35, LOWPOWER 0.5, LOWAMMO 0.85, BREAKINGOFF 1, KILL 0.6, DYING 1, TAUNT 0.2, PLEADING 0.75, STANDDOWN 0.45, ORDERS 0.3, COVERING 0.18, PRESSING 0.18, RECOMMEND 0.22 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most radio lines printed in one round	Radio voice	1 lines	EAuthored	No source recorded
Speaker hull share below which the line is garbled	Radio voice	0.5 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Speaker hull share below which the line is lost	Radio voice	0.2 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Sensor rating that buys back one step of clarity	Radio voice	20 sensor rating	EAuthored	No source recorded
Tries to crack a channel, the last of which always works	Radio voice	3 tries	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance of a crack, before sensors, Communications and encryption	Radio voice	25 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Crack chance added per sensor rating point	Radio voice	1.2 percent points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Crack chance added per point of Communications competence	Radio voice	1.5 percent points	EAuthored	No source recorded
The four stand-down hails of the TACTICAL register	Radio voice	UNKNOWN STATION, THIS IS {name}. CUT YOUR DRIVE AND STAND DOWN., YOU ARE FIRING ON A COMMISSIONED PATROL. STAND DOWN NOW., LAST WARNING. POWER DOWN OR WE FINISH THIS., STAND DOWN AND YOU WILL BE TAKEN IN. KEEP FIRING AND YOU WILL NOT. lines	EAuthored	ACP 125(G), Communications Instructions: Radiotelephone Procedures, Paragraphs 520, 522, 536 and 901
The four opening engagement calls of the TACTICAL register	Radio voice	TALLY {count}, HIGH AND RIGHT. ENGAGING., {enemy} IS MINE. COMMITTING., CONTACT {count}. WEAPONS FREE., MOVING TO INTERCEPT. STAND BY. lines	EAuthored	ACP 125(G), Communications Instructions: Radiotelephone Procedures, Where the source is silent
What the captain's own net is worth breaking into, with no Communications hands	Radio voice	20 encryption points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Encryption added to the captain's net per point of Communications competence	Radio voice	2 encryption points per competence point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of a shared firing solution that survives once the enemy has cracked the captain's net	Radio voice	0.5 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Turn rate of a hull with no catalog entry, set so a quarter turn takes the old time	The bridge crew and standing orders	1.6 deg/s^2	EAuthored	No source recorded
Crew skill: seconds of warning, chance to miss a call, launch sighting, report precision, gun spread and helm turn	The bridge crew and standing orders	rookie call 8, misscall 0.25, launch False, precision 100, spread 1.5, turn 0.8, seasoned call 20, misscall 0.05, launch True, precision 10, spread 1, turn 1, veteran call 30, misscall 0, launch True, precision 0, spread 0.7, turn 1.25 mixed	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, controldeck, Ship Control Officers, Combat Information Center
How close each officer temperament wants to fight	The bridge crew and standing orders	hot-blooded 10, calm 20, cautious 50 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of a line straight up or down past which a contact is called overhead or under the keel	The bridge crew and standing orders	0.9 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Bearing sectors in a seaman's words: ahead, bow, beam, quarter and astern	The bridge crew and standing orders	22.5, ahead, 67.5, bow, 112.5, beam, 157.5, quarter, 180, astern deg	BSecondary	IHO Hydrographic Dictionary (S-32): relative bearing terms, entries on the beam, on the bow, on the quarter
Heat one dodge adds, on average	The bridge crew and standing orders	5.55 heat units	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull share below which the helm asks whether to run	The bridge crew and standing orders	35 % of hull	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the hull's maximum that makes a volley massive	The bridge crew and standing orders	0.25 share of hull	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fire control aim error at the start of a new target, by crew skill	The bridge crew and standing orders	rookie 1.2, seasoned 0.8, veteran 0.5 mrad	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of aim error left after each round the crew sees pass, by crew skill	The bridge crew and standing orders	rookie 0.6, seasoned 0.4, veteran 0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Burst center distance, in target lengths, that finishes ranging on a target	The bridge crew and standing orders	1 target lengths	EAuthored	No source recorded
The crew procedures: owner, what each raises and whether it acts or asks by default	The bridge crew and standing orders	board helm, Break a boarding match, act, next weapons, Take the next target after a kill, act, target weapons, A second ship comes into the kill zone: stay on your target, or ask, act, pursuit xo, A pursuer gains on us while we run, ask, stall xo, A stand-off: nobody closing, nothing landing, ask, vital xo, A vital steps down a state: cooling, drive, reactor, life support or the guns, ask, disabled xo, We are disabled and they mean to board, ask, fire xo, A fire we can vent, cut the power to or dump, ask, power engineering, A short bank: shed loads by the bill, act, volley xo, A massive volley is inbound: run or stay, ask, window weapons, A window opens on a hostile: strike or keep, ask table	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, controldeck, Ship Control Officers, Combat Information Center
Time a keel gun target must go without dodging before the weapons officer asks to hold the bow	The bridge crew and standing orders	20 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Words a second a crew says on the net, by skill	The bridge crew and standing orders	rookie 2, seasoned 2.8, veteran 3.6 words/s	DAnalogy	Wikipedia, Speech tempo and Words per minute, speaking rate of radio news
Time one inbound call covers a gun stream	The bridge crew and standing orders	10 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Time with no hit and no closing before the Second calls a stand-off	The bridge crew and standing orders	60 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Closing speed below which nothing is closing, for a stand-off	The bridge crew and standing orders	0.02 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Time a pursuer must keep closing before the Second asks about it	The bridge crew and standing orders	20 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull share at which the Second hands the ship back to the captain	The bridge crew and standing orders	0.3, 0.15 hull share (first, second)	EAuthored	No source recorded
Skill of the officers on a ship the world crews	The bridge crew and standing orders	seasoned skill tier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Opening gap of an ambush or a hull already alongside	The bridge crew and standing orders	5, 15 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Spread added by a rail at the end of its life, as a multiple of its spread when new	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	2 x	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, US Navy Railguns
Rounds in a rail magazine, by size	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	Micro 60, Light 60, Compact 40, Standard 40, Heavy 25, Superheavy 25 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rounds in an autocannon's store	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	1,000 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Firings in a rail ready locker	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	10 firings	EAuthored	No source recorded
Smallest group a gun can fire, before accuracy	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	0.05 mrad	EAuthored	No source recorded
Spread added for each accuracy point a gun lacks	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	0.02 mrad per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Pellets in one canister	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	12 pellets	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rounds a second an autocannon streams (the base rate)	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	5 rounds/s	BSecondary	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Rate of fire in the 40 mm / 70 Bofors table
Rounds a second a streamed autocannon fires, by size	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	Micro 8, Light 5, Compact 2, Standard 1 rounds/s	BSecondary	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Rates of fire in the Bofors 40 mm, 76 mm, Mark 45 and Mark 71 tables
Seconds between rounds for the two heaviest autocannon sizes	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	Heavy 2, Superheavy 3 s	DAnalogy	NavWeaps naval gun pages: rates of fire, round mass, slew rates, drums, Rates of fire in the Mark 45, Mark 71 and AGS tables
Who comes at the captain, what each wants and how likely each is	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	The Unclaimed goal board, hulls (computed), weight 5, hail pirates by their transponders, after the cargo: they will want to board, Bounty Hunters goal board, hulls (computed), weight 2, hail bounty hunters, openly registered: they want us taken alive, Earth goal destroy, hulls (computed), weight 1, hail an Earth navy patrol: they will not board, they will kill us, Mars goal destroy, hulls (computed), weight 1, hail a Martian navy patrol: they will not board, they will kill us, The Outer Guild goal destroy, hulls (computed), weight 1, hail Guild warships: they will not board, they will kill us table	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hostile captain temperament: standoff, longest shot, heat spent, breakoff and wait rule	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	reckless board 3, officer hot-blooded, maxflight 90, heat 1, breakoff 0, waits None, read coming straight in: a reckless captain, cautious board 3, officer cautious, maxflight 40, heat 0.6, breakoff 0.35, waits weak, read hanging back: a cautious captain, waiting for us to weaken, cunning board 3, officer calm, maxflight 60, heat 0.75, breakoff 0.25, waits hot, read holding off and watching our heat: a cunning captain table	EAuthored	No source recorded
Weights for how many hostiles come at once	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	1 1, 2 3, 3 3, 4 2, 5 1 weight	EAuthored	No source recorded
Guns a hull carries, by size class	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	LIGHT 3, MEDIUM 5, HEAVY 7 guns	EAuthored	No source recorded
Point defense mounts, by size class	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	LIGHT 1, MEDIUM 2, HEAVY 3 mounts	EAuthored	No source recorded
Point defense model, by size class	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	LIGHT 15mm PD Autocannon, MEDIUM 20mm PD Autocannon, HEAVY 30mm PD Autocannon catalog name	EAuthored	No source recorded
Largest navy squadron	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	6 ships	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, astromilitary, Fleet Design
Largest band of pirates or privateers	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	3 ships	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, astromilitary, Fleet Design
Distance of a squad member from its lead at the start	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	10, 40 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most a member's drift may differ from its lead, per axis	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	0.02 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Range at which a squad lead opens, off the captain	Hostile fleets, gun stores and spread	300, 2,500 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Bulk density of an asteroid, for a body with no published mass	Terrain, cover and harbors	2,000 kg/m^3	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, usefultables, Rho (density) Table
Which belt each named mid-size body belongs to	Terrain, cover and harbors	Inner Belt Gaspra, Steins, Annefrank, Braille, Donaldjohanson, Lutetia, Middle Belt Mathilde, Outer Belt Ida, Saturn table	CDerived	JPL Small-Body Database: semi-major axes of the named asteroids, semi-major axes of the eight mid-size bodies
Which belt each of the four giants belongs to	Terrain, cover and harbors	Vesta Inner Belt, Pallas Middle Belt, Ceres Middle Belt, Hygiea Outer Belt table	CDerived	JPL Small-Body Database: semi-major axes of the named asteroids, semi-major axes of Vesta, Pallas, Ceres and Hygiea
Radius from a field center within which real members and mined rocks lie	Terrain, cover and harbors	120 km	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, prelimnotes, Science-Fictional Shibboleths
Radius around a field's center in which a fight begins	Terrain, cover and harbors	150 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Height above a giant's surface at which a fight begins	Terrain, cover and harbors	50, 300 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Smallest body that can hide a hull	Terrain, cover and harbors	2 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Dense clouds in a field	Terrain, cover and harbors	1, 3 clouds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Radius of a dense cloud	Terrain, cover and harbors	20, 50 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Boulder size in a cloud, used to set its density	Terrain, cover and harbors	0.5 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Optical depth at which a look or shot is masked	Terrain, cover and harbors	1 optical depth	EAuthored	No source recorded
Distance the helm keeps off a rock's surface	Terrain, cover and harbors	1.5 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Time the helm looks ahead along its own velocity to avoid rock	Terrain, cover and harbors	240 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Distance past a rock's surface at which a hiding hull sits, away from the foe	Terrain, cover and harbors	3 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Range within which a crew looks for cover	Terrain, cover and harbors	150 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Distance ahead along a body at which a hull going round it steers	Terrain, cover and harbors	30 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Least rock between a hull in cover and the foe	Terrain, cover and harbors	1 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Speed above which touching a rock destroys a hull	Terrain, cover and harbors	0.01 km/s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Length of a station as a target for a stray round and its point defense	Terrain, cover and harbors	2,000 m	EAuthored	No source recorded
Point defense model on a station	Terrain, cover and harbors	35mm PD Autocannon catalog name	EAuthored	No source recorded
Point defense mounts on a station	Terrain, cover and harbors	6 mounts	EAuthored	No source recorded
Distance of a belt harbor from a field's center	Terrain, cover and harbors	150 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Height of a giant's harbor above the surface	Terrain, cover and harbors	100 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Radius of the no-fire zone around a harbor	Terrain, cover and harbors	25 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds between a station warning and the garrison firing	Terrain, cover and harbors	5 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Quiet time after which a shooter counts as having stopped	Terrain, cover and harbors	20 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Marines in a full level-1 garrison	Terrain, cover and harbors	100 marines	EAuthored	No source recorded
Marines needed to man one standard coilgun	Terrain, cover and harbors	25 marines	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds in one step of the deck fight	The deck fight	5 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds to move through one hatch into the next compartment	The deck fight	10 s	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, astromilitary, Naval Boarding
Seconds for a boarding party's cutter to open a sealed hatch	The deck fight	40 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds to get a squad into suits	The deck fight	60 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds boarders must hold the bridge or engineering to take the ship	The deck fight	30 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds boarders must hold the cargo hold to strip it and go	The deck fight	60 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance of a hit for one man, one shot a step, no cover, a seasoned hand	The deck fight	0.05 chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance of men who just came through a cut hatch	The deck fight	0.5 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds the breach penalty lasts	The deck fight	10 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Multiple on the chance to hit a squad that has held its ground	The deck fight	0.5 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance multiple for a shot through an open hatch into the next compartment	The deck fight	0.6 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Seconds a vented compartment knocks suited men about	The deck fight	20 s	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance multiple of men stunned by a vent	The deck fight	0.3 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance multiple of a squad halfway into its suits	The deck fight	0.5 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of men lost at which a boarding party falls back to its pod	The deck fight	0.5 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance multiple by crew skill	The deck fight	rookie 0.8, seasoned 1, veteran 1.3 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Which compartments each hatch joins	The deck fight	a, SPINE FWD, BRIDGE, across, b, QUARTERS, SPINE FWD, down, c, SPINE MID, SPINE FWD, across, d, AIRLOCK P, SPINE MID, down, e, SPINE MID, AIRLOCK S, down, f, SPINE AFT, SPINE MID, across, g, CARGO HOLD, SPINE AFT, down, h, ENGINEERING, SPINE AFT, across table	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, astromilitary, Naval Boarding
Hull share at or above which a hull is in each condition state	The observer and ship condition	100, 60, 35, 10, 0 hull share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Wavelength of the light a passive look uses	The observer and ship condition	0 m	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, usefultables, The Boom Table
Observer's lens aperture as a share of the hull length	The observer and ship condition	0.01 share of length	EAuthored	No source recorded
How many times coarser the picture gets when our own ship jinks	The observer and ship condition	3 x	EAuthored	No source recorded
Detail an active sweep images to	The observer and ship condition	3 m	EAuthored	No source recorded
Range past which active returns are too faint to image	The observer and ship condition	1,500 km	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardetect, What If I Run Silent And Cold?
Cells a feature must span, seconds between looks and report detail, by observer skill	The observer and ship condition	rookie cells 6, period 30, detail 0, seasoned cells 4, period 15, detail 1, veteran cells 3, period 5, detail 2 mixed	EAuthored	No source recorded
Size in meters of the thing each sign is	The observer and ship condition	structure None, fire 10, vent 50, fins 30, drive 20, guns 5, pd 2, jets 1 m	EAuthored	No source recorded
Rounds in the Blueshifter dive	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	3 rounds	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance that a round of the dive goes clean	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	70 percent	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, landing, Aerobraking Landing
Chance added per m/s^2 of the ship's acceleration	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	2 percent per m/s^2	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance removed per point of danger	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	1 percent per danger point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance a round of the dive can reach	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	95 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Lowest chance a round of the dive can fall to	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	10 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the danger rating a failed round takes from the hull	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	1 fraction of danger	EAuthored	No source recorded
Least hull damage a failed round does	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	5 hull points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull share at which a failed round aborts the dive	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	0.2 fraction of maximum health	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance bonus per point of Navigation competence on the descent corridor	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	0.15 percent per competence point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most chance Navigation can add to a descent	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	12 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance bonus of a powered descent	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	15 percent points	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, landing, Aerobraking Landing
Chance penalty of an aerobraked descent	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	5 percent points	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, landing, Aerobraking Landing
Share of a missed powered descent that lands long	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	0.75 fraction of misses	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of a missed aerobrake that lands long	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	0.45 fraction of misses	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, landing, Aerobraking Landing
Share of a missed aerobrake that lands hard	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	0.25 fraction of misses	EAuthored	No source recorded
Travel days of hull maintenance that a hard arrival bills	Atmospheric entry and the descent corridor	6 days of maintenance	EAuthored	Design notes: atmosphericentry, The set-piece and the corridor
Contact chance a point of Navigation competence removes each day	Contacts in transit	0.1 percent points per competence point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Points a hunting ground adds to the day's contact chance	Contacts in transit	15 percent points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of contacts in a hunting ground that are hostile	Contacts in transit	85 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Lowest chance that a contact is a bounty hunter posse, at the WANTED floor	Contacts in transit	25 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance that a contact is a bounty hunter posse, at HIGH ALERT	Contacts in transit	60 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most points a full hold adds to the travel contact roll	Contacts in transit	20 percent points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Which events can happen in which phase of a leg	Contacts in transit	handledistresscall departure, cruise, arrival, local, handleequipmentmalfunction departure, cruise, arrival, local, handlederelict departure, arrival, local, handledebrisfield departure, arrival, local, handletradevessel departure, arrival, local, handlecustomspatrol arrival, local phases by event	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance that a docking by a captain who is WANTED or worse is inspected	Records, bail and inspection	40 percent	EAuthored	WHO International Health Regulations (2005), third edition, Article 23.1
Base chance that facing an inspection lands the captain in the brig	Records, bail and inspection	40 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Edge a story has over a search at the dock	Records, bail and inspection	0.15 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance that a lie to a customs inspector works	Records, bail and inspection	0.4 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days that forget one point of the filed record	Records, bail and inspection	10 days per record point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days from posting bail to the hearing	Records, bail and inspection	14 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Lowest condition a production plant falls to	Production plant condition	0.7 fraction of specification	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days over which a yard's spare-part cover is read	Production plant condition	30 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Spare-part cover at which a plant keeps its specification	Production plant condition	0.95 fraction of cover	EAuthored	Design notes: plantcondition
Condition points lost per point of cover under specification	Production plant condition	1.5 points per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days a plant takes to close each fraction of the gap to its target condition	Production plant condition	60 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days to settle when a captain pays for the parts	Production plant condition	5 days	EAuthored	No source recorded
Condition a raid takes from a plant per share of the stock carried off	Production plant condition	0.2 fraction per loot share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Condition a siege takes from a plant per day	Production plant condition	0.0015 fraction per day	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most condition a siege can take from a plant	Production plant condition	0.25 fraction	EAuthored	No source recorded
The size class of each hull model	Hull classes, sizes and slots	Lyrid LIGHT CRAFT, Wayland LIGHT CRAFT, Trochilus LIGHT CRAFT, Adriatic LIGHT CRAFT, Apis LIGHT CRAFT, Ilmarinen LIGHT CRAFT, Gyges LIGHT CRAFT, Perseid LIGHT CRAFT, Tyto MEDIUM CRAFT, Fringilla MEDIUM CRAFT, Aegean MEDIUM CRAFT, Corinth MEDIUM CRAFT, Niagara MEDIUM CRAFT, Locusta MEDIUM CRAFT, Leonid MEDIUM CRAFT, San Andreas MEDIUM CRAFT, Malus MEDIUM CRAFT, Montu MEDIUM CRAFT, Tembo MEDIUM CRAFT, Gibraltar MEDIUM CRAFT, Anatolian MEDIUM CRAFT, Szabo MEDIUM CRAFT, Kiel MEDIUM CRAFT, Malacca MEDIUM CRAFT, Fraxinus MEDIUM CRAFT, Tyr MEDIUM CRAFT, Bosporus HEAVY CRAFT, Panama HEAVY CRAFT, Dardanelles HEAVY CRAFT, Suez HEAVY CRAFT, Iguazu HEAVY CRAFT, Brennan HEAVY CRAFT, Quercus HEAVY CRAFT, Victoria HEAVY CRAFT, Nergal HEAVY CRAFT, Ginkgo HEAVY CRAFT, Kaieteur HEAVY CRAFT, Ivanova HEAVY CRAFT, Angel HEAVY CRAFT, Kerrigan HEAVY CRAFT, Sequoia HEAVY CRAFT, Ares HEAVY CRAFT, Mangala HEAVY CRAFT size class by model	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most hull points of a light craft, for a hull nobody authored	Hull classes, sizes and slots	120 hull points	EAuthored	Design notes: hullclass, The rule
Most hull points of a medium craft, for a hull nobody authored	Hull classes, sizes and slots	250 hull points	EAuthored	Design notes: hullclass, The rule
Sleek hull slopes by face	Hull classes, sizes and slots	FORE 30, PORT 10, STARBOARD 10, UPPER 10, LOWER 10, AFT 10 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: General Armor Tactics, sloped armor
Square hull slopes by face	Hull classes, sizes and slots	FORE 0, PORT 0, STARBOARD 0, UPPER 0, LOWER 0, AFT 0 degrees	EAuthored	Atomic Rockets, spacewardefense, Section 10: General Armor Tactics, sloped armor
Reactor armor slot size by size class	Hull classes, sizes and slots	LIGHT CRAFT light, MEDIUM CRAFT standard, HEAVY CRAFT heavy slot size by class	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull roles that are built with reactor armor fitted	Hull classes, sizes and slots	CARRIER, COMBAT, CRUISER, DESTROYER, DRONE CARRIER, FLEET CARRIER, TROOP TRANSPORT hull roles	EAuthored	No source recorded
Service years behind a hull before the captain	Hull classes, sizes and slots	200 years	EAuthored	Design notes: setting-canon, Timeline, 2076 to 2276
The year the game begins	Hull classes, sizes and slots	2,500 year	EAuthored	Design notes: setting-canon, Timeline, 2276 to 2500
Cargo the locker holds	Hull classes, sizes and slots	5 tonnes	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of a system's full condition at or below which it counts as crippled	Ship vitals and fight penalties	0.4 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of full condition left when one fin panel is gone (7 of 8)	Ship vitals and fight penalties	0.875 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Air plant condition when whole, a percentage	Ship vitals and fight penalties	100 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Air plant condition when the air has run out, a percentage	Ship vitals and fight penalties	0 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of shrapnel wounds that get through a suit	Ship vitals and fight penalties	0.5 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim a crew gains for the first volley by keeping the guns hot instead of suiting up	Ship vitals and fight penalties	10 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim lost by a crew worn down by hard burns	Ship vitals and fight penalties	10 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim lost by a crew with radiation sickness	Ship vitals and fight penalties	12 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Aim lost by a crew caught mid-boarding by an interception	Ship vitals and fight penalties	12 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Outer edges of the close band and the mid band	Range bands and the joust	30, 3,000 km	CDerived	Atomic Rockets, spacegunconvent, Railguns
Distance two ships open a fight at, by band	Range bands and the joust	close 10, mid 1,000, long 100,000 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Closest gap two ships can reach on the line	Range bands and the joust	1 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Widest gap two ships can reach on the line	Range bands and the joust	1,000,000 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Factor by which one burn changes a gap	Range bands and the joust	10 multiple	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance gained or lost by range band (close, mid, long)	Range bands and the joust	12, 0, -6 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Speed of light	Range bands and the joust	299,792 km per second	BSecondary	Atomic Rockets, commdeck, the speed of light passage
Share of its hull below which a hull under fire dodges instead of trading	Range bands and the joust	0.35 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Dodges in a row before the crew must fire or run	Range bands and the joust	2 dodges	EAuthored	No source recorded
Range at which both guns fire in the joust	Range bands and the joust	30 km	EAuthored	No source recorded
Sides of the die rolled for who fires first	Range bands and the joust	20 sides	EAuthored	No source recorded
Acceleration that earns one point of initiative	Range bands and the joust	2 m/s^2	EAuthored	No source recorded
Navigation skill that earns one point of initiative	Range bands and the joust	20 skill points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hours the escape pod rescue detour takes	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	24 hours	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a wreck leaves a flight recorder	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.4 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance a response force arrives while the crew strips a wreck	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	15 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Credits of boarding bonus that add one point to the interception chance	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	20 Cr per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance a response force arrives	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	60 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Danger level of the response force	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	40 level	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance a boarding party holds when it defends the hull	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	10 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance gained per marine when defending a hull	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.5 percent per marine	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance of holding a hull against boarders	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	85 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Strike accuracy of a bay with no crew of its own	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	55 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hands in a leased navy hull's free boarding party	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	5 hands	EAuthored	No source recorded
Skill of the navy hull's sergeant	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	80 skill points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of its hull a captured hull is left with	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.25 share	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 7.10 Prize
How much a posture pulls enemy fire onto the flagship	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	screen 2.2, line 1, standoff 0.3 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull size at or under which a target reads as easy prey	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	360 hull points	EAuthored	No source recorded
Targeting doctrine of each faction's ships	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	Earth weightthreat, HUNTS YOUR GUNS, TERRAN FIRE CONTROL: they shoot whatever is shooting hardest., Mars weightcripple, PRESSES CRIPPLES, OLYMPUS DOCTRINE: they press whatever is already bleeding., The Outer Guild weightspread, SPREADS FIRE, LONGHAUL SATURATION: they keep your whole formation under fire rather than concentrating., The Unclaimed weightsoft, Takes the soft target, RAIDERS: they want an easy kill, not a duel \| they go for your lightest hull., Bounty Hunters weightflagship, COMING FOR YOU, BOUNTY HUNTERS: they are paid for you specifically, and will largely ignore your wing. rules	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hit chance gained by each added hull firing on one target	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	4 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most hit chance concentrated fire can add	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	12 points of hit chance	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull share at which an enemy of no listed hull class breaks off	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Hull share at which an enemy breaks off, by hull class	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	LIGHT CRAFT 0.4, MEDIUM CRAFT 0.3, HEAVY CRAFT 0.25 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Break-off threshold multiplier for a hostile bounty hunter	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.45 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Break-off threshold multiplier for a hostile navy patrol	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.7 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Break-off threshold multiplier for a hostile with no special reason	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	1 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Break-off threshold multiplier for a hull with no way to shoot back	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	2 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Earliest round a lawful flag offers the stand-down	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	2 round	EAuthored	No source recorded
Base chance a lawful hull believes the captain's feigned surrender	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	70 percent	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 6.2.5 War Crimes, item 12
Chance lost for each point of the captain's record	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	3 percent per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Lowest chance a surrender is believed	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	5 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance a surrender is believed	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	90 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a hostile feigns surrender when it would gain from it	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	30 percent	EAuthored	The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations (NWP 1-14M), 1995 edition, 6.2.5 War Crimes, item 12
The same chance for a lawful hull	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	15 percent	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of the captain's hull at or below which a hostile may feign surrender	Fleet action, breaking off and surrender	0.5 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Share of wounds a medic saves, per point of medical skill	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.008 share per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most wounds a medical head can save	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.8 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Days off duty for a wound with no listed cause	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	7 days	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Days off duty after a boarding, spall or a hull loss	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	9 days	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Days off duty after a round that got inside	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	29 days	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Days off duty after a decompression	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	30 days	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Days off duty after a deck fight	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	37 days	CDerived	BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses: gunshot wounds, days away from work, Gunshot wounds, nature code 134, days away from work
Days off duty after thirst	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	3 days	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Days off duty after starvation	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	7 days	DAnalogy	No source recorded
Hours a wounded person takes to treat	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	6 hours	EAuthored	No source recorded
Cargo a deck department salvages from a wreck, per point of skill	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	4.5 cargo units per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most cargo the deck department salvages	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	600 cargo units	EAuthored	No source recorded
Salvage multiplier for a thorough strip	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	1 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Salvage multiplier for a quick grab	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.35 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Food, water and fuel the supply department drains from a wreck, per point of skill	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.06 stores per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most stores the supply department drains from a wreck	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	8 stores	EAuthored	No source recorded
Chance a medical head saves a named person from death, per point of skill	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.0095 share per point	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most deaths a medical head can prevent	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.85 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Fewest hands a casualty can take from the complement, as a share	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.005 share of complement	EAuthored	No source recorded
Most hands a casualty can take from the complement, as a share	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.03 share of complement	EAuthored	No source recorded
Severity of repelling a boarding party	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	4 multiplier	EAuthored	No source recorded
Highest chance the hands soak a loss before a named person is hit	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.93 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Complement at which cabins give their full effect	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	32 berths	EAuthored	No source recorded
Casualty chance removed at a full complement of berths	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.6 share	EAuthored	No source recorded
Deck salvage gained at a full complement of berths	Wounds, medicine and salvage after a fight	0.75 share	EAuthored	No source recorded