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Wasp Scout — fighter render (light, terran-federation)
fighter★★★★Tier 1

Wasp Scout

Faction: terran federation

Overview

The Wasp Scout is the Terran Federation's primary reconnaissance platform — a lightweight, single-pilot craft built for speed above all else. It can dart across a sector in minutes, relay enemy positions, and vanish before a targeting lock is established. Its weapons suite is intentionally minimal: the Wasp is an observer, not a fighter.

Base Stats

120HP
80Shield
0Armor
0Attack
95Speed
20Cargo
0Fuel

Weapons

  • Light Pulse Cannon x1
  • Point-Defence Turret x1

Module Slots

  • Engine Slot
  • Sensor Slot
  • Utility Slot

Lore

Every senior Federation admiral will admit, usually after a third drink, that the Wasp won more battles than any battleship — because it told them where the enemy was before the enemy knew they were being watched.

Tactics

  1. 1

    Use the Wasp to scout enemy positions before committing your main fleet — knowledge of enemy placement is worth more than any weapon.

  2. 2

    Fly reconnaissance runs at maximum sensor range; the Wasp's speed means you can outrun almost any intercept attempt if you don't linger.

  3. 3

    Pair with an Ironclad Corvette: the Wasp identifies threats while the Corvette handles any contact that gets too close.

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

  • +Fastest ship in the Terran Federation roster — virtually impossible to catch in open space.
  • +Extremely cheap to build and replace, making it ideal for attrition scouting.
  • +Deep sensor suite reveals enemy fleet composition at longer range than any other Tier 1 hull.

Weaknesses

  • Almost no combat capability — a single fighter can destroy it in seconds if it gets too close.
  • Tiny cargo hold limits its use as a courier or resource runner.
  • Low power output means sensor upgrades and engine modules compete for the same limited energy.

Recommended Modules

  • advanced sensor array
  • sprint engine booster
  • ecm pod

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