A small crew support area with a tiny booth-style table, a small airline style galley, and then a 'cargohold' that probably resembles the back of a Ryder van and not much else.

A refresher room with a sink/toilet and a super tiny shower. Probably 1 room with three tiny bunks and a shared chair/desk for the crew, two more for prisoners with a toilet/sink in each. To keep the crew servicing it it probably uses a 90 degree gravity shift like the Falcon's Turrets. It's not that big, so most rooms will be tiny and somewhat spartan. In Clone Wars we see the airlock is behind the cockpit area. That said it's not a big craft and we know a few things: The Cockpit doesn't reorient, when landed the pilot is on his back. You make one assumption and a movie proves you wrong a year later.

The thing is it's such a wonky design that I think a lot of people are hesitant to tackle it. Scaling is a little weird, but it's adequate for RPG purposes.Ī couple people have attempted it (Colonial Chrome come to mind).

WotC produced a Wayfarer deckplan when they had the license. So finding that is easy, it's picking a version you like that'll be hard. The YT-1300 has usually bee depicted as being a family of ships and having a variety of floorplans. Some really good, some not, but beggars can's be choosers. Just plain google 'Star Wars Deckplans' and you'll get a pile of stuff. A good collection of deckplans, though I have to admit I'm not a huge fan of their art style. Lots of good floorplans for freighters and some corvette sized craft. Check the D6 Holocron.Ĭolonial Chrome is offline, but you can still find archived version of it. Bear in mind that WEG's material is old, so new canon may not match anymore (the YT-1300 escape pods for example). The Far Orbit Project also has (most of) a Neb-B. And their Death Star Tech Companion has floorplans of key Death Star locations that could easily represent locations on any imperial Capital Ship. WEG Star Wars Stock Ships, Star Wars Sourcebook (republished by FFG! :P), Wretched Hives, and a couple others have basic freighter deckplans. Maps aren't required, and are expensive to commission, so the try to keep it to a minimum. FFG not so much simply because of their game system format.

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