Manufacturers
9 manufacturers · all tags
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Origin Jumpworks
13 posts
Origin Jumpworks. Luxury spacecraft for people who think a ship should match their watch. Everything is white, everything is curved and everything costs extra. The 600i has a bar. It does not have a reason.
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Roberts Space Industries
12 posts
Roberts Space Industries. Named after the man himself, in case you forgot who to thank. Delivering the stars since 2075 and the invoice since 2012. The Aurora is where everyone starts; the Polaris is where the savings went.
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Aegis Dynamics
11 posts
Aegis Dynamics. Shipbuilder to a dictatorship, now trading as 'heritage'. They sell torpedo bays to people who swear they are only exploring. The Javelin costs more than a used car, and you still have to find eighty friends to fly it.
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Anvil Aerospace
6 posts
Anvil Aerospace. Military grade everything, including the invoice. The Hornet has been reworked more often than it has been balanced, and the Carrack is the explorer everyone wants and almost nobody can park.
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Crusader Industries
6 posts
Crusader Industries. Headquartered in the clouds, which explains the pricing. The Mercury Star Runner smuggles data, the one cargo you can't see, weigh or prove was ever delivered. The Ares is a gun so large they had to sell a ship around it.
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Drake Interplanetary
4 posts
Drake Interplanetary. Not for pirates. They are very clear about this, usually while handing a pirate the keys. Built cheap, flown hard, and held together by exposed wiring and plausible deniability.
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Esperia
2 posts
Esperia. They copy the ships of species humanity went to war with and sell them back to humanity at a markup. The Prowler and the Talon are Tevarin heritage, lovingly restored and priced like a ransom.
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Consolidated Outland
1 post
Consolidated Outland. A trillionaire looked at the starter ship market and decided it needed more ego. The Mustang is prettier than an Aurora and carries about as much as your pockets.
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MISC
1 post
MISC. The sensible brand, which here means the ships look like forklifts. The Xi'an lent them engineers; nobody lent them a stylist. The Endeavor is a flying research campus that has spent longer in concept than most scientists spend in school.