Quote:The reason why the "Independent Trader Ship" Orocin is a "Freelancer" Liner is due to the ship's past being entirely shrouded in mystery: no written records of its construction exist, nor does it have any of the Houses' distinct influences in its design.

Anyone who's ever seen the Orocin up-close confidently attests that the vessel looks very old... so old, in fact, that much of its current technology is quite outdated. Many suspect it's been built somewhere in the early 7th-century, but some features hail even as far back as the 6th-century.

For whatever its original mission was, one thing's certain: the ship's designed to be self-sufficient, its passengers living in comfort, at home in the fringes of deep-space, far away from any form of civilization. The Orocin is divided into 3 main Sections: (front-back) [Bow] >> [Axis] >> [Stern]

[Bow -- GQB, GESB, ARB, HB] >> [Axis -- BC, RB, SAS] >> [Stern -- MB, EB, MPB]

1. [color=#33FF33]Bow: the front-most part of the ship, where the General Quarters Bay, GenE, The Park, and Hangar Bay are situated (it is important to note that the Hangar Bay is the large, fat bulge on the Liner, the entry-point being on the bottom side of the ship)
   
   1. [GQB] General Quarters Bay: the bay that contains the housing units for the crew and passengers alike
      
   2. [GESB] General and Emergency Supplies Bay: called GenE for short, the bay that houses essential life support commodities
      
   3. [ARB] Agriculture and Recreational Bay: called The Park for short, the room where residents not only grow their own food, but also where they spend their leisurely-time
      
   4. [HB] Hangar Bay: where both the Orocin's shuttles and guest ships are kept
      
2. Axis: as the name implies, the narrow-most and central-part of the ship, where Bridge Control, the SAS and the Research Bay are situated
   
   1. [BC] Bridge Control: where the ship's master controls and the helm are situated
      
   2. [SAS] Security and Armory Station: called SAS for short, the room that houses the protective weaponry and various vehicles for personnel use
      
   3. [RB] Research Bay: the laboratory of the ship
      
3. Stern: the back-most part of the ship, where the Manufacturing Bay, Engineering Bay and MaP-Room are situated
   
   1. [MB] Manufacturing Bay: the factory that, as its name states, manufactures much of the ship's tools, equipment, parts and even weapons
      
   2. [EB] Engineering Bay: the fancy name for the Engine Room of the ship, and its Plutonium-powered Energy Core Array
      
   3. [MPB] Materials Processing Bay: called the MaP-Room for short, the room responsible for processing harvested ores/scrap/other materials into their constituent elements and alloys in preparation for manufacture
      

:General Quarters Bay:
[GQB]

1. Robotic Components: The ITS-Orocin, though under the command of Katarn Dragonbourne, is run mostly by non-autonomous machines and robots remote-controlled by the on-board AI, each one catered to a specific line of duty ranging from Manufacturing and Welding, to Medical Restoration, and even squads of 'marines'. Their only disadvantages are that they're all outdated models that would've been decommissioned by this century, and are thus inferior to current models.
   
   50 Engineering Drones
   50 Surgical Drones
   100 War Drones
   25 Android Stewards
   25 Sentry Drones
   50 Maintenance Drones
   
   
2. Refugees: (//I'm still making the RP-background of how he took in the unfortunates)
   

:General and Emergency Supplies Bay:
[GESB]

:Slang - GenE (pronounced Jenny):

:Agriculture and Recreational Bay:
[ARB]

:Slang - The Park:

1. Fertilizers: Each unit represents a bundle of plants capable of feeding 1 person for an indefinite amount of time, which means the Orocin has an optimal population capacity of 100 people; however, as the Residential Bay attests, it can carry up to 400 people for a duration of 4 months before the passengers begin to starve.
   

:Security and Armory Station:
[SAS]

:Slang - SAS (pronounced Sass):

1. Light Arms: This commodity is actually divided into two parts:
   
   Half of the crates (50 units) of arms are actually Katarn's personal sets of various personnel arms. One of his favorite hobbies is collecting exotic and both the most advanced, and those long-decommissioned guns, heavy or otherwise, armor, grenades, CQC-weapons and other implements made for war from all colonies and walks of life throughout Sirian Military History. Unlike conventional crates, each unit usually contains only one model of the specified weapon, while the rest of the space is used for their respective ammunition and specialized maintenance tools (particularly for those very old models). This rule doesn't follow for those that don't need ammo, like CQC-weapons like swords and daggers, which fill the crate anyway. In fact, he's made a small museum in the SAS Garage on the left side of the hall for Katarn to boast about his collection.
   
   The other side holds the conventional crates and weapon storage lockers of sidearms intended for the residents to use: each unit is enough to supply a 5-man squad with enough gear to take down a small outpost.
   
   
2. Military Vehicles:
   
   2 Military-Grade Tanks, each equipped with Twin Particle Cannons and an anti-personnel Gauss Gatling Mount
   6 Transport ATV's, each equipped with a single Precision Rail Cannon Mount, for fast ground travel
   2 Submersible Crafts, for deep-sea exploration
   

:Research Bay:
[RB]

:Manufacturing Bay:
[MB]

:Engineering Bay:
[EB]

1. Plutonium: The Orocin is an old ship that's mainly powered by a Power Core using the reasonably-energy-efficient, yet mildly-dangerous, Plutonium-239 fuel. Although it is possible to update the Power Core to utilize the safer, and also more abundant, H-fuel-type Power Cores, it would take hundreds of millions of credits to reinstall and adapt the Power Cores into the Orocin's Power Array, which Katarn Dragonbourne, being a middle-class Freelancer, doesn't have such luxury; despite this, he's been able to install backup Power Cores that utilize other fuel sources, but such cores are too small-scale and would only serve best in cases of emergency.
   
   The maximum fuel capacity for the Orocin is 300 units, and Elizabeth will warn Katarn if the supply of Plutonium drops to less than or equal to 10%, and that the ship'll need to return to the nearest Plutonium Fueling Station to resupply.
   

:Materials Processing Bay:
[MPB]

:Slang - MaP-Room:

• 1 Unit of Gaian Wildlife [GQB]: The story goes that on his journeys Katarn met this abusive exotic-wildlife dealer who was selling this very malnourished Fenrir cub (cow-sized giant "wolves" that hailed from Planet Gaia; it was the size of a large dog at the time) at a very hefty cost of 10M Credits. Knowing the plight of the Fenrir, but seeing as how he couldn't afford to buy it, Katarn instead decided to steal the Fenrir from the owner without getting spotted. His plan was botched when the dealer found out, but Katarn was saved when the Fenrir realized what Katarn was doing: the first thing it did when Katarn freed it from its cage was to eat the dealer. Katarn, not knowing what to do with the Fenrir, decided to keep him as his own pet. Ever since that day, Katarn took good care of his new companion and has been intensively training him personally. Now almost fully grown and mature, Vanguard is powerful enough for Katarn to ride as a mount. Surprisingly intelligent, the Fenrir responds well even to casual talk by Katarn.
  
  
  
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• 50 Units of Black Market Munitions [SAS]: Originally, they were meant to represent those personal armaments Katarn's collected in his journeys, which were banned from many major houses due to their unethical brutality and sheer destructive power. It would've been totally OORP for me to constantly give up his exotic weapons, so I instead decided to "store" these babies in a secret compartment hidden from even the best-laid ship scanners.