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Extract Fighters/PFs from Garrison GARX
Example: 1312 1311 GARX 1310
Time required: One pulse of movement
This is the complement of the GARR order (above). Using this order, a ship takes fighters or PFs directly from a
site's garrison. Needless to say, a ship cannot pick up these items if it is incapable of carrying them. Thus, ships with no
fighter capacity cannot pick up fighters, for example. Note that this also applies to crippled ships, which are not allowed to
use optional items of any kind until repaired.
When GARX is issued, the ship will take as many fighters and/or PFs as it can hold. The remainder, if any, will be
left in the garrison (perhaps for another ship to extract later).
A generic ship in carrier (V) or PF (P) mission could use GARX to remove items from the garrison. Switching to
another mission would return the items to your Corp's stockpile. These items can be removed from site defense using
miscellaneous orders (see Chapter Seven), but this method can be used when there is a shortage of orders or when your
site no longer needs to have those items garrisoned.
Scrap Ship
SCRAP
Example: SCRAP
Time required: One pulse of movement
This order is used when you don't need a given ship any more. Essentially, the ship is destroyed voluntarily,
returning some fraction of its original value to your Corporation as economic points, usable immediately. No base or other
facilities are required. Since the order takes only one pulse, the ship could move or do other things on the same turn
before (but not after) it is scrapped - for example, raiding a site. Note that since there must be a space to write the SCRAP
order, a ship with a crew of zero (and therefore having no movement orders) may not be scrapped.
A ship will return 25% of its original (base) EP cost when it is scrapped. These EPs are added to your treasury
and are usable immediately! The 25% factor is modified by crew level, however. Each level over 3 adds 10% and each
level below 3 subtracts 10%. Therefore, scrapping a crew-9 ship (if you ever wanted to do so) would recover 85% of the
ship's base value!
When a ship is scrapped, any optional items, legendary officers, Prime Teams, etc. will be returned to your
Corporation for later use (and are usable immediately).
You wouldn't want to use this order very often. It's included only as a way to get rid of a now-useless ship, or in
times of desperation.
6.8 Alphabetical Ship Orders Summary
This list is located in Appendix K.
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