I think i'm going to make a few suggestions to them based on everything stated here, but ultimately it will be up to them on how they employ things. I quite prefer the center cockpit myself, and it's one of the things i'm going to suggest to my players that they adapt as a narrative customization. The commentary by the creator of the design is very interesting, i think that the source of the central cockpit design as stock by them is due to the number of people who have made their own custom yt-1300's by adapting the center cockpit from the yt-1930. (removed the link due to the inapropriate content on the artist's page)

Since you said you didn't know where on the internet you found it i decided to look it up and the source is here: Or drug dealers, we worked for a lot of drug dealers. It was **** on our ship's engines, an embarrassment to Imperial Captains, and a godsend to anyone dumb enough to openly rebel against the Empire. What we would do for smuggling is run a blockade, sometimes literally and at a speed the game designers didn't even make a movement summary for, slam our ship still at a prearranged 'landing' point with that ability that grinds movement in a vehicle to an instant standstill, drop everything of value, and immediately jump back up to full speed to go somewhere else on the planet and dump a decoy cargo if we were beinng followed. We used this to get the cargo chute for jettisoning our storage in an emergency. I didn't even get into the crew's shtick! Between Ion/Whisperthrust engine mods, a pseudocloaking device, nightpaint-whatchamacallit, and souped-up shields, there was exactly one hardpoint left after our mechanic had gotten the talent that gave his signature vehicle two extra ones. Love this, the narative value is so good here You can get a YT1200 owners manual that shows them and has the model number. It's been a while, we're onto D&D 5e at the mo.Ī lot of these different configurations are actually in the game as various yt models. Or we used the Passenger plan and ripped out the lower left bunks for freight space.

We compromised, took the courier deck plan and came up with a 'freightier', as we WANTED the same cockpit place as the Falcon (Have you heard of the Millennium Falcon?) which gave us space for both fee paying passengers and more areas for shifting freight, ripping out one section of bunks for freight - therefore opening up more possibilities for 'adventure' - without digging it out I think we took the top left deck plan and glued on/sketched in 2 sections of bunks on the same side as the cockpit. it's the one with 4 configurations on one sheet of A4:Īfter we all decided, it was a case of cutting stuff out and gluing/sketching in all the jigsaw pieces on a 'base' deck plan. Somewhere off tinternet I downloaded the deck plans for a YT-1300.

Millennium falcon cockpit silouette