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vehicles:vehicle_components:compartments:standardised_compartment_-_undertaker [2025/12/03 13:45] mentlevehicles:vehicle_components:compartments:standardised_compartment_-_undertaker [2026/06/12 11:09] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Mark]]</wrap>^[Drag]^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Hardpoints]]</wrap>^[Systems]^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Value]]</wrap>^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Upkeep]]</wrap>^ ^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Mark]]</wrap>^[Drag]^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Hardpoints]]</wrap>^[Systems]^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Value]]</wrap>^<wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Upkeep]]</wrap>^
 ^  Mk.1  |  16  |  16  |  12  |  32,400c  |  1,125c  | ^  Mk.1  |  16  |  16  |  12  |  32,400c  |  1,125c  |
-^  Mk.2  |  14  |  22  |  16  |  129600  |  900  | +^  Mk.2  |  14  |  22  |  16  |  129,600c  |  900c  | 
-^  Mk.3  |  12  |  28  |  20  |  291600  |  675  | +^  Mk.3  |  12  |  28  |  20  |  291,600c  |  675c  | 
-^  Mk.4  |  10  |  34  |  24  |  518400  |  450  | +^  Mk.4  |  10  |  34  |  24  |  518,400c  |  450c  | 
-^  Mk.5  |  8  |  40  |  28  |  810000  |  225  |+^  Mk.5  |  8  |  40  |  28  |  810,000c  |  225c  |
 ^  Traits  |||||| ^  Traits  ||||||
 |  <wrap preview>[[:Traits:Foundational Component]]</wrap>, <wrap preview>[[:Traits:Signature Orc Corp Vehicle Range]]</wrap>  |||||| |  <wrap preview>[[:Traits:Foundational Component]]</wrap>, <wrap preview>[[:Traits:Signature Orc Corp Vehicle Range]]</wrap>  ||||||
-^  Effect  ||||||+^  Effects  ||||||
 |Whenever you generate a [Malfunction], you gain a -10 to the [Total]. \\ (Note: This effect can stack with itself, as do all effects called "effect").|||||| |Whenever you generate a [Malfunction], you gain a -10 to the [Total]. \\ (Note: This effect can stack with itself, as do all effects called "effect").||||||
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