Jedi Starfighter

Used specifically for Jedi and Force-Sensitives alike, the Jedi Starfighter saw much action during the Clone Wars and prior. Following the Jedi Purge however, most Jedi Starfighters were mothballed and scrapped for parts. The design for Jedi starfighters was then used as the basis for the Imperial TIE line. With the resurgence of the Force-Sensitives in the coming of the Third Republic, the Royal Naboo Engineering Corps, having been close to the Jedi throughout the years, designed and donated Chromium-plated Jedi starfighters to the Third Republic, and directly to the Jedi Order working to aim relations with both.

All modern Jedi Starfighters are equipped with advanced Neural networks which allow the pilot to directly speak and interact with their astromech, it also allows the force-users innate abillities to grasp a feel of the sensors and the surrounding area providing a much smoother flight with quicker reaction times.

Kenobi-Class Jedi Starfighter
Named after the legendary Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, a decisive master in Form III: Soresu, Kenobi is famous for being the impenetrable wall whilst in combat due to his fanatic mastery of the best defensive lightsaber form. A seasoned General serving in the Clone Wars, Obi-Wan remained as Luke Skywalker's guardian and pseudo-mentor for many years before his quasi-death.

Following its naming convention, the Kenobi-Class starfighter is exceptionally well shielded and maneuverable. Elusive and impregnable this starfighter has no offensive potential.

Possessing a reinforced cockpit, with a humped back for storage and subststems. This vessel has been streamlined in comparison to the ETA Attack Starfighter during the Clone Wars, and possess its own hyperdrive without requiring a jump-ring.

Having only Ion cannons, this vessel uses most of its available power for shielding and sensors, whilst being able to pierce most small-ships shields, the Kenobi-Class has a multitude of defensive options besides its abusive rayshielding. Sensor dampening nodes allow the vessel to scramble enemy sensors or hide within its own dampened net. Decoy nodes when deployed emit a strong signal identical to the Kenobi Class starfighter when combined with the vessels own ablative sensors the decoy almost always is followed. Finally, smoke nodes allow for empty-space pursuits or atmospheric dogfights allowing the vessel time to retreat and regroup.

The cockpit provides a much more spacious and comfortable setting when compared to its previous designs allowing for much longer flights and journeys.

The astromech slot is relatively small and only allows for the droid to access systems remotely instead of a direct interface. The main system's on the aft of the vessel provide additional cover for the astromech proving in a 70% reduced fatality rate in accompanying astromechs.

Tano-Class Jedi Starfighter
Named after Jedi Grand Master Ashoka Tano, a master in the aggressive Form IV Ataru and VIII Vaapaad, she was a seasoned veteran serving in the Clone Wars as a Commander and in the Galactic Civil war as agent Fulcrum.

Offensive and quick the Tano Class Jedi Starfighter boasts the best offensive options of the Starfighter while sacrificing defensive capabilities as well as its own Hyperdrive.

The Tano-Class is able to switch between its two main turbolasers or its secondary ion piercing cannons allowing the pilot to quickly disable shields followed up by devastating laser barrages. This vessel comes equipped with synchronicity firing permitting both the ion and turbolaser cannons to fire at the same time.

While limited with concussive missiles, a rear-launching Ion Node creates small pellet-like ion-generating nodes forming fields of ion power disabling fighters or escorts alike, sometimes even small sections of main line cruisers when aimed right.

The cockpit has a longer viewing window with a smaller rear-hump than the Kenobi class. While not as spacious the cockpit remains easy to maneuver even for larger beings.

The astromech slot is closer to main systems and is located close enough to the cockpit-hub that the plating allows for increased survival. The astromech in the Tano-Class starfighter has access to more systems than on the Kenobi-Class.

Skywalker-Class Jedi Starfighter
Named after Grand Master Luke Skywalker, perhaps the most legendary Jedi in existence, Skywalker mastered all of the lightsaber forms and even created new ones to better utilize the forms in modern-day combat.

Well-rounded, the Skywalker-Class Jedi Starfighter takes it tone from the T-90 X-Wing in multiple aspects. A sturdy hull allowing for multiple subsystems but still maintaining a small silhouette.

The cockpit has a smaller external view than the prior Jedi Starfighter but with an increased ventilation system located just fore of the cockpit. However, the external viewport also extends to view the droid socket just rear of the cockpit, there are also viewports located at the foot of the fore cockpit, allowing for an almost 260 degree field of vision.

Additionally, the cockpit has the room to be reconfigured into a two-seat fighter. Displays are already installed to allow for multiple-pilot actions. The downside is the lack of luxury allowed to the pilots.

The droid socket is located behind the cockpit in a noted X-Wing fashion allowing the Astromech to access most major systems via physically.

Sporting heavy turbolaser cannons and a single missile tube, this Starfighter still possesses the firepower the wreak havoc on a battlefield. Equipped with heavy shielding and chromium plating the vessel can also take a hit. Its biggest boom comes from its JTRZ-Ion thrusters which allow exceeding the speeds of its other variants. The biggest downside to this craft is its medium-range sensors and communications.