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| class = [[Storta]] | | class = [[Storta]] | ||
| type = DESTROYER | | type = DESTROYER | ||
| − | | system = [[ | + | | system = [[Alaska]] |
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| house = [[Liberty]] | | house = [[Liberty]] | ||
| owner = {{Icon|LH}} [[Lane Hackers]] | | owner = {{Icon|LH}} [[Lane Hackers]] | ||
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| population = CLASSIFIED | | population = CLASSIFIED | ||
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| − | While the [[Lane Hackers]]' main sources of income are not rooted in piracy that they conduct themselves, instead preferring to sell relevant data to third parties or claim a share of the loot, some targets are just so easily struck that the addition of a third party simply is not worth the effort. Acting as a mobile raid platform, the Destroyer Insidious was a gift to the Lane Hackers by a particularly wealthy [[ | + | While the [[Lane Hackers]]' main sources of income are not rooted in piracy that they conduct themselves, instead preferring to sell relevant data to third parties or claim a share of the loot, some targets are just so easily struck that the addition of a third party simply is not worth the effort. Acting as a mobile raid platform, the Destroyer Insidious was a gift to the Lane Hackers by a particularly wealthy [[Outcast|Maltese]] family. While not the most modern ship anymore, the Lane Hackers are adept at being one step ahead of their adversaries, and the Destroyer has evaded detection on numerous occasions. Following the opening of [[Alaska]] to [[Liberty]] corporations, the Hackers, eager to get a piece of the action, decided that the Insidious would become a forerunner of the Hackers efforts to uncover the secrets of Alaska and keep tabs on Ageira in the system. |
== Missions Offered == | == Missions Offered == | ||
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[[Category: Lane Hackers]] | [[Category: Lane Hackers]] | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 4 April 2020
| Destroyer Insidious | |
| Storta class Destroyer | |
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 Lane Hackers
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| 6G, Alaska | |
| Technical Data | |
| Gravity | CLASSIFIED |
| Docking bays | CLASSIFIED |
| Amenities | CLASSIFIED |
| Crew | CLASSIFIED |
While the Lane Hackers' main sources of income are not rooted in piracy that they conduct themselves, instead preferring to sell relevant data to third parties or claim a share of the loot, some targets are just so easily struck that the addition of a third party simply is not worth the effort. Acting as a mobile raid platform, the Destroyer Insidious was a gift to the Lane Hackers by a particularly wealthy Maltese family. While not the most modern ship anymore, the Lane Hackers are adept at being one step ahead of their adversaries, and the Destroyer has evaded detection on numerous occasions. Following the opening of Alaska to Liberty corporations, the Hackers, eager to get a piece of the action, decided that the Insidious would become a forerunner of the Hackers efforts to uncover the secrets of Alaska and keep tabs on Ageira in the system.
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