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Prototype-Droid Frigate
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Starwars.wikia.com
known specs of, according to site:
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Manufacturer Corellian Engineering Corporation/Loronar Corporation
Model Crusader XX-777 prototype Droid frigate
Class Capital Ship
Cost Not For Sale; Estimated at 1,800,000 Credits
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
length 120 meters
Maximum Speed (atmosphere) 480 km/h
Hyperdrive Rating Class 1.5 (main); Class 10 (backup)
Hyperdrive System Equipped
Shielding Equipped
Armament 2 Turbolasers, 2 Heavy Ion Cannons, and 2 Assault Concussion Missle Tubes (30 Missiles each)
Crew 0 (droid Brain)
Passengers 30
cargo Capacity 300 Metric tons
Consumables 2 years
USAGE
Role(s) Escort Frigate
known History according to Site about vessel:
One of the most novel features of the XX-777 was the use of a brain from a military protocol droid several centuries old. It would therefore have accumulated vast amounts of military experience and data. The intent was to bypass the time-consuming process of compiling and testing a heuristic processor from the ground up.
In this capacity it excelled, swiftly learning the skills to operate as a starship. Opting to avoid memory wipes that would contradict the point of using the experienced brain, the Nerfworks designers implemented a set of baseline protocols that were hardwired into the Crusader's processor.
They were:
1. Protect the innocent
2. Obey any order that does not violate the previous protocol
3. Preserve its own safety as long as that did not violate the first two protocols
This combination of hardware and programming ingenuity resulted in a product that greatly surpassed expectations. The droid ship expertly succeeded in all tests, and the design crew were eager to disassemble the prototype to begin study and replication of its systems for the mass market. It is speculated that this was perceived by the Crusader as a threat to its third directive. Other theories point to deliberate reprogramming by an internal saboteur. Whatever the cause, the ship vanished into hyperspace, and the Lab officially labeled it as destroyed and sealed all project records.
Reports occasionally surfaced describing rescues of stranded spacers and piracy victims out on the Fringe. These reports described a large, unmanned vessel matching the Crusader's specifications. Without a means of attempting its own maintenance, it was supposed that sentient associates aided in any repairs and resupply that the XX-777 required.