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In the fluff it is considered one of the tougher fighters while many outmaneuver it the Fury can keep fighting long past the other fighters damage. Typically a Wing of Fury's will consist of 15 to twenty fighters. | In the fluff it is considered one of the tougher fighters while many outmaneuver it the Fury can keep fighting long past the other fighters damage. Typically a Wing of Fury's will consist of 15 to twenty fighters. | ||
The | The Fury is mainly used as either an escort for the [[Starhawk Bomber]], or as a screen against enemy bombers and torpedoes. | ||
The Fury can hold a crew of up to five in relative comfort although those typically are only on long range missions and not on short range interceptions. | The Fury can hold a crew of up to five in relative comfort although those typically are only on long range missions and not on short range interceptions. | ||
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Revision as of 21:02, 16 March 2016
The main starfighter of the Imperial Navy and the Space Marines. Aside from Battlefleet Gothic, you will not see them on the tabletop as the role they fill in space is filled by the Thunderbolt fighter along with them not being very good in an atmosphere.
In the fluff it is considered one of the tougher fighters while many outmaneuver it the Fury can keep fighting long past the other fighters damage. Typically a Wing of Fury's will consist of 15 to twenty fighters.
The Fury is mainly used as either an escort for the Starhawk Bomber, or as a screen against enemy bombers and torpedoes.
The Fury can hold a crew of up to five in relative comfort although those typically are only on long range missions and not on short range interceptions.