Editing X-Wing/Tactics/Scum & Villainy (section)

== Firespray-31/Slave 1 ==
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Created by a subsidiary of the company that built most of the non-TIE Imperial ships, it was designed essentially as a space police car to patrol and bring prisoners to the main prison of the Republic. Jango Fett stole one of the prototypes and blew up the others then named the last surviving model the Slave 1. Boba Fett later reclaimed it, and between the two the ship gained galaxy-wide reputation. The company then produced a fair number more identical to the original prototype, which were popular both among independent pirates and mercenaries. The ship lies on its back when landed, and becomes vertical when flying making atmospheric travel... interesting.

This was the Empire's counterpart to the YT-1300 before the Scum faction was released. It's just as durable as the non-character version, and has the agility, firepower, and almost the maneuvering of an X-Wing. Option-wise, it's one of the most flexible ships in the game. It has slots for bombs, cannons, crew, and missiles. Oh, and it also has a back arc that it can shoot out of at full power (but not with Secondary Weapons). As of 2nd Edition, it is now exclusive to Scum and Villainy. 

Any of the bounty hunter pilots with no frills are tough to kill and not lacking in good old fashioned killing power themselves. 
*Has boost and red reinforce actions.

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Image:Slave-1 Mini.jpg
Image:Firespray-31 Generic.png
Image:Firespray-31 Cross Section.jpg
Image:Firespray-31 Cockpit.jpg
Image:Firespray-31 Krassis Trelix.png|Krassis Trelix's Firespray-31.
Image:Kath Scarlet Firespray-31.png|Kath Scarlet's Firespray-31.
Image:Boba Fett Firespray-31.jpg|The Slave-1, repainted by Boba. 
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===Pilots===
*'''Bounty Hunter:''' Cheapest variety of Firespray.
*'''Krassis Trelix:''' An ex-Imperial who got butthurt he was never promoted to pilot and became a slaver in the Outer Rim before he was killed by a warrior monk woman named Shada D'ukal for being an asshole. His Firespray-31 had a rust orange bottom and olive drab connectors to the wings, with the rest white. Can re-roll one attack die when using a secondary weapon. He can also fire them backward. Fun.
*'''Koshka Frost:''' An ''Edge of the Empire'' OC. When attacking or defending against a stressed ship, you can reroll 1 die. Goes great with Fearless and 0-0-0.
*'''Emon Azzameen:''' Older brother of the main character of ''X-Wing Alliance''. He can drop devices with the Straight 3 and Turn 3 templates. And unlike Trajectory Simulator, his ability does not exclude mines. Skilled Bombardier gives a staggering range of options.
**His title card ''Andrasta'' adds another device slot and the reload action.
*'''Kath Scarlet:''' Lady pirate, in command of a band of outlaws which hit any target regardless of affiliation that strayed near their asteroid field. Her Firespray-31 is painted with a checkered white and red. She gets an extra attack die when shooting a ship that is touching a non-unique friendly, which is clearly meant to be used with Z-95 Binayre Pirates acting as Initiative 1 blockers.
**Her title card ''Marauder'' adds a gunner slot and allows a single reroll when shooting backward.
*'''Boba Fett:''' The most over-rated of over-rated characters in the history of fandom and edgelord extraordinaire. Asshole psychopathic clone of an asshole psychopathic race-traitor. His Firespray-31, the original, has a burgundy bottom with a very chipped away olive green revealing white. When attacking or defending, he can reroll 1 die per enemy ship at range 0-1. Since he wants to get right up in opponents' faces anyway, Fearless and Intimidation are pretty nice.
**''Slave I'' title brings back Imperial Boba's ability from 1E where he can set turn and bank maneuvers to their opposite direction after revealing his dial, helping him get close to enemy ships for his ability. Also adds torpedo slot.
**Has a crew card that lets you place your ship on an obstacle at the beginning of the game, after all other ships are placed. Y'know, like in ''Empire''.