TEXT: THE FINAL THROW 
   
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  Craft: Heavily modified Gallofree Yards GS-100 Salvage Ship 
  Type: Salvage ship 
  Era: Rebellion 
  Affiliation: General 
  Source: Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Raven Redstar, wookieepedia, additional tweaks by +Oliver Queen, 
  customised by JezMiller 
  Scale: Starfighter 
  Length: 195 meters 
  Skill: Space Transports: GS-100 
  Crew: 2 (1 pilot, 1 co-pilot), Skeleton: 1/+5, Gunners: 1 
  Passengers: 29 (15 P-100 Salvage Droids, 10 B1 battle droids, 2 B1 pilot battle droids, 2 B2 battle droids) 
  Cargo Capacity: 70-330 metric tons (see Game Notes) 
  Consumables: 1 month 
  Cost: Not available for sale 
  Hyperdrive Multiplier: x1 
  Hyperdrive Backup: x16 
  Nav Computer? Yes 
  Space: 4 
  Atmosphere: 260; 750 kmh 
  Hull: 6D+2 
  Shields: 2D 
  Sensors: 
  Passive:15/0D 
  Scan: 30/1D 
  Search:80/2D 
  Focus: 4/3D 
   
   
  
  Weapons: 
  3 Double Laser Cannons (fire-linked) 
  Fire Arc: 2 Front, 1 Turret 
  Crew: 1 
  Scale: Starfighter 
  Skill: Starship Gunnery 
  Fire Control: 2D+1 
  Space Range:1-3/12/25 
  Atmosphere Range:100-300/1.2/2.5 km 
  Damage: 5D 
  Game Notes: 
  The salvage holds on one side of the ship have been melded together and extended into a hangar bay capable of 
  accommodating up to five Z-95 Headhunters or similar craft. If the hangar bay is sealed and used for cargo, it 
  increases the Final Throw's cargo capacity considerably. 
  Capsule: 
  The Final Throw was originally purchased by Khusahn the Hutt during the Clone Wars. She named it the Taloned 
  Gauntlet, and upgraded it to serve as a fighter carrier for her pirate operations. The modifications involved 
  stripping out the robotic salvage-collection arms on the port side of the ship, and merging the salvage holds on that 
  side of the vessel into a hanger bay for snubfighters. The enhancements also included massively upgraded engines, 
  fairly powerful shields, and heavier weaponry. 
  In 1BBY, a rival Hutt named Voruq attempted to take a slice of Khusahn's spice smuggling business. Khusahn's 
  response was immediate and brutal. She sent a pirate task force, including the Gauntlet, to intercept and destroy 
  one of Voruq's smuggling convoys. 
  The task force proceeded with methodical ruthlessness, using blast charges to open Voruq's freighters to space, 
  killing the crews by exposure to vacuum. One of the target freighters, however, possessed a sensor-stealthed 
  smuggling compartment capable of shielding its occupants from life-sign sensors. Its two-man crew, a couple of 
  young humans from the Correllian sector of Nar Shadda, donned space suits and took refuge in the compartment 
  when the Taloned Gauntlet came alongside and holed their freighter's hull. 
  When the Gauntlet sent across a prize crew to take possession of the wrecked freighter, the pair emerged from 
  hiding, shot the boarding party in the back, and spacewalked over to the Gauntlet. With its fighters deployed and 
  the prize crew dead, only three crew members remained aboard, and they were taken completely by surprise by 
  the counter-attack from a supposedly dead ship. One died in an ambush, the remaining two in a brief but intense 
  shoot-out.  
  The two Correllians – a pilot named Drac Vakath and an engineer called Vershan Carthen – jumped to lightspeed 
  before the remainder of Khusahn's task force could react. Now the proud owners – or technically, possessors – of 
  the craft, they renamed it the Final Throw, in recognition of the circumstances in which they'd taken possession of 
  it – a last, desperate throw of the dice, a final chance for survival and escape.  
  Understandably reluctant to get into a dispute with Khusahn over their somewhat questionable claim to the ship, 
  they headed far from Hutt space, establishing a loose sphere of operations in the Elrood sector and the 
  neighbouring Minos Cluster. The Outer Rim sieges at the end of the Clone Wars had left a lot of wrecked vessels 
  floating through that area of space, enough for them to make a decent living using the ship's remaining salvage-
  collection capabilities – especially after they established an informal alliance with Elara Marchads, a military 
  historian at the University of Elrood specialising in the history of the Clone Wars. They were able to supplement 
  their crew with a collection of repaired and reprogrammed Separatist battle droids after they recruited Conhal 
  Greystone, a droid tech from Adarlon.  
   
   
   
   
   
  
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