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Mor'hara-class Bulk Cruiser

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The Mor'hara-class bulk cruiser was the eventual successor of the Sahara-class Bulk Cruiser. First launched circa 40 BBY it was 200 meters longer then its predecessor and featured nearly twice the armament. Three additional engines gave the larger ship the same speed as the Sahara while the increased size allowed for a more powerful armament. The Mor'hara-class lacked the standard shuttle of the Sahara (though the model was available to purchase to buyers). To make up for this the bridge module could separate and act like a shuttle or an escape pod. While separated the ship could be fully controled via the engine room.

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Equipped

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*Class 1.0 **Backup Class 12 **Class 2.0

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Licensed

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*2 Starfighters **Capable of 12 at expense of cargo *1 Cargo Shuttle

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*Bulk Cruiser *Frigate

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Mor'hara-class Bulk Cruiser

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Mor'hara

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Six Stars Incorporated

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Bulk Cruiser

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*Mark-IX HyperVelocity Series engines *Mark-X HyperVelocity Series engines *Makr-VIII HyperVelocity Series Engine

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The Mor'hara-class bulk cruiser was the eventual successor of the Sahara-class Bulk Cruiser. First launched circa 40 BBY it was 200 meters longer then its predecessor and featured nearly twice the armament. Three additional engines gave the larger ship the same speed as the Sahara while the increased size allowed for a more powerful armament. The Mor'hara-class lacked the standard shuttle of the Sahara (though the model was available to purchase to buyers). To make up for this the bridge module could separate and act like a shuttle or an escape pod. While separated the ship could be fully controled via the engine room.