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====Wolf Rayet====

Wolf Rayets are partially opposite to Pulsars. ~~The obvious differences are~~ the ~~bonus to Armor HP and~~ the ~~reduction to Shield Resists. There~~ is ~~also a~~ bonus to ~~signature radius which further enforces the armor doctrine fleets~~. ~~The small gun~~ damage bonus ~~opens interesting possibilities for gangs consisting~~ of ~~smaller sized ships~~. ~~C1-C6~~ Wolf ~~Rayets~~ are not to be confused with [[Shattered_wormhole_systems#Small_Ship_Shattered_Wormhole_Systems|Small Ship Shattered wormholes]], ~~also known as C13s,~~ which use ~~the~~ C6-strength ~~effect~~.

Wolf Rayets are partially opposite to Pulsars, penalizing shields, enhancing armor, and reducing signature radii to reduce the strength of large weapons. However, the most striking aspect of the Wolf Rayet effect is the unbelievably huge bonus to ''Small'' weapon damage. This damage bonus means that the rulers of Wolf Rayet combat are Frigates, [[Tactical Destroyers]], and Cruisers fitted with Rapid Light Missile Launchers (as Rapid Lights are also considered "small" weapons, and are one of the few weapons systems that can effectively damage extremely-small-signature Frigates and Destroyers).

As an aside, Wolf Rayet systems in general are not to be confused with the so-called C13 [[Shattered_wormhole_systems#Small_Ship_Shattered_Wormhole_Systems|Small Ship Shattered wormholes]], which use C6-strength Wolf Rayet effects.

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 ====Wolf Rayet====
-Wolf Rayets are partially opposite to Pulsars. The obvious differences are the bonus to Armor HP and the reduction to Shield Resists. There is also a bonus to signature radius which further enforces the armor doctrine fleets. The small gun damage bonus opens interesting possibilities for gangs consisting of smaller sized ships. C1-C6 Wolf Rayets are not to be confused with [[Shattered_wormhole_systems#Small_Ship_Shattered_Wormhole_Systems|Small Ship Shattered wormholes]], also known as C13s, which use the C6-strength effect.
+Wolf Rayets are partially opposite to Pulsars, penalizing shields, enhancing armor, and reducing signature radii to reduce the strength of large weapons. However, the most striking aspect of the Wolf Rayet effect is the unbelievably huge bonus to ''Small'' weapon damage. This damage bonus means that the rulers of Wolf Rayet combat are Frigates, [[Tactical Destroyers]], and Cruisers fitted with Rapid Light Missile Launchers (as Rapid Lights are also considered "small" weapons, and are one of the few weapons systems that can effectively damage extremely-small-signature Frigates and Destroyers).
+As an aside, Wolf Rayet systems in general are not to be confused with the so-called C13 [[Shattered_wormhole_systems#Small_Ship_Shattered_Wormhole_Systems|Small Ship Shattered wormholes]],  which use C6-strength Wolf Rayet effects.
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