Named after one of the two moons of Pulonis, the Yolaku Canopyskipper was one of the few native starships made on Pulonis during its war for independence that was not design by the Veskarium. Capable of hovering inside even the atmospheres of high-gravity worlds, the Canopyskipper is primarily a troop transport that can drop or recover forces using climbing cables featuring powerful electromagnets to haul away goods or even unconscious targets. The starship features a machine gun to help clear a space before it deploys its passengers.
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Perception +7; Sensor Range 5 zones
Str +1
Dex +3
Con +4
Int +2
Wis +2
Cha +2
Speed 4 zones
Dropship Cables
[one-action]
The Canopyskipper can deploy or retrieve up to eight cables at once up to 300 feet downward, each of which can be held onto or Climbed with a successful DC 10 Athletics check. At the ends of each of these cables is a magnet capable of lifting up to 6 Bulk and are intended to affix to armor. They require a creature adjacent to the magnet to use an Interact action to attach the cable. Multiple cables can be used to lift larger loads, with each additional cable increasing the amount of Bulk that can be lifted by 6.
All Creatures in "Pact Worlds"
The strength of the Pact Worlds is in the diversity of its signature planets and the inclusiveness of its allied systems. Its starships are prime examples of the advantages of integrating both magic and technology from a variety of cultures. While each corporation relies on branding based in the traditions of their home world, beneath the chassis of these ships lie both components and weaponry engineered from what was once alien technology. And thanks to the sensible regulatory standards set by AbadarCorp, the equipment used in most Pact World ships is cross-compatible with other starships, including the preinstalled language packs and accessibility settings. Nearby worlds wanting to capitalize on the availability of Pact World merchandise often include patches and extra ports to allow for Pact World technology, but this varies not only from system to system, but starship to starship.