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'''Strategic cruisers''' (also 'Tech 3 cruisers~~' or 'T3Cs')~~ are the evolution of [[Sleeper]] technology into the currently known technology base. In practical terms, they are expensive, powerful, and extremely customizable cruiser-sized ships.

'''Strategic cruisers''' (also 'T3Cs') are the [[Tech 3|Tech 3]] variant of the cruisers. They are the evolution of [[Sleeper]] technology into the currently known technology base. In practical terms, they are expensive, powerful, and extremely customizable cruiser-sized ships.

Strategic cruisers have four subsystem slots designed to create a single ship, each holding a part of the ship's basic layout and carrying its own set of bonuses. No strategic cruiser can be fielded if it lacks any of the four subsystem slots. Each race has developed their own set of subsystems for each ship, and these subsystems are not interchangeable between different races' strategic cruisers. Each subsystem has an associated skill, which when combined provide Strategic Cruisers with many more bonuses than any other ships. However, all this comes at a price: if a Strategic Cruiser is destroyed, its pilot will lose one level of a randomly chosen subsystem skill from it.

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	'''Strategic cruisers''' (also 'Tech 3 cruisers~~' or 'T3Cs')~~ are the evolution of [[Sleeper]] technology into the currently known technology base. In practical terms, they are expensive, powerful, and extremely customizable cruiser-sized ships.		'''Strategic cruisers''' (also 'T3Cs') are the [[Tech 3\|Tech 3]] variant of the cruisers. They are the evolution of [[Sleeper]] technology into the currently known technology base. In practical terms, they are expensive, powerful, and extremely customizable cruiser-sized ships.

	Strategic cruisers have four subsystem slots designed to create a single ship, each holding a part of the ship's basic layout and carrying its own set of bonuses. No strategic cruiser can be fielded if it lacks any of the four subsystem slots. Each race has developed their own set of subsystems for each ship, and these subsystems are not interchangeable between different races' strategic cruisers. Each subsystem has an associated skill, which when combined provide Strategic Cruisers with many more bonuses than any other ships. However, all this comes at a price: if a Strategic Cruiser is destroyed, its pilot will lose one level of a randomly chosen subsystem skill from it.		Strategic cruisers have four subsystem slots designed to create a single ship, each holding a part of the ship's basic layout and carrying its own set of bonuses. No strategic cruiser can be fielded if it lacks any of the four subsystem slots. Each race has developed their own set of subsystems for each ship, and these subsystems are not interchangeable between different races' strategic cruisers. Each subsystem has an associated skill, which when combined provide Strategic Cruisers with many more bonuses than any other ships. However, all this comes at a price: if a Strategic Cruiser is destroyed, its pilot will lose one level of a randomly chosen subsystem skill from it.