Standard Class starport


A starport of standard class, alternatively written as standard class starport, represented a specific category of starport.

Description

A fully staffed and well-equipped control tower was a defining feature of the standard-class starport. These ports provided services such as refueling and resupplying spacecraft. Additionally, they included a modest maintenance facility capable of executing minor repairs along with basic modifications. Utilizing these services could potentially double the standard price and take over twice as long to complete. The quality of service was inconsistent, ranging from below average to exceptional.

The planet known as Lazerian IV hosted a multitude of Industrial Starports. Each Industrial Starport comprised of a standard-class starport, extensive storage facilities for raw materials, a number of sizable factories, storage warehouses, living quarters for employees, administrative buildings, and a garrison consisting of twenty-four troopers.

Standard-class starports: A list

Deep Core

Core Worlds

Colonies

Inner Rim

Expansion Region

Mid Rim

Outer Rim Territories

Wild Space

Mobile

Behind the scenes

Mark Rein-Hagen in conjunction with Stewart Wieck originated the standard-class starport. It was for Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp Freighters, which is a roleplaying supplement released during 1990 via West End Games for the Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game.

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