Light-Class Ships

A special Gladius edition from Aegis's "Masters of Flight" series, dedicated to the legendary pilot Condi Hillard. It differs from the standard model with a distinct weapon configuration and custom livery.

Its performance profile is identical to the Gladius; within KRLTY it carries both collector's value and can take on the full range of light fighter missions.

Anvil's minimalist light fighter, regarded as one of the most agile fighters on the market. Its slim silhouette makes it both hard to hit and a thrilling pursuit craft.

It shines in tight-quarters dogfights and rapid interception missions. Ideal for a low-cost, high-tempo vanguard fighter role in KRLTY operations.

The light fighter Anvil designed for law enforcement and bounty hunters. It carries dense weaponry for its size and comes with a single-occupant prisoner cell integrated into the hull.

It is the ship for solo hunters who want to deliver their target neutralized. In KRLTY it is tailor-made for bounty contracts and light security patrols.

The bounty-hunting adaptation of the Avenger hull: two prisoner cells take the place of the cargo hold. For many years it was the standard vehicle of UEE Advocacy agents.

Catch the target, put them in the cell, deliver — the business model is that clear. In KRLTY it offers an economical start for prisoner transport and bounty chain missions.

A limited-production, combat-focused variant of the Avenger Titan. It stands apart from the standard Titan with its custom livery and upgraded weapon set; it also retains the cargo hold.

A flexible light platform that can be both a striker and a hauler. In KRLTY it suits pilots who want to combine cargo escort and light assault missions in a single hull.

The Avenger's electronic warfare variant; with an EMP generator integrated into its hull it collapses enemy systems in a single wave. It is the weapon for those who want to disable a target without destroying it.

It plays a critical role in fugitive hunting and capture operations. In the KRLTY fleet it is a valuable support craft for target-stopping and pre-boarding softening missions.

Drake's light fighter that "punches above its weight." Cheap, easy to maintain and carrying surprising firepower for its size; in return, its armor is thin.

It is the textbook example of hit-and-run tactics. In KRLTY it is an ideal choice for building an assault wing on a low budget or flying fast harassment sorties.

The Tevarin light fighter reproduced by Esperia. With a modern interpretation of Phalanx shield technology and a sharp-edged silhouette, it offers a flight feel entirely different from human-made fighters.

Its powerful shield concentrated in a single direction rewards aggressive, diving pilots. In KRLTY it is a prestigious alternative for bold dogfight pilots.

The Talon variant that replaces its gun mounts with missile racks. It is designed to launch dense missile salvos from behind the Tevarin Phalanx shield.

It is a striker that deals heavy damage in a single pass and pulls away. In KRLTY operations it can serve as missile support that delivers the opening blow against heavy targets.

The Vanduul Blade replica Esperia produces from captured examples. Its single-piece swept-wing silhouette and speed make it one of the most distinguishable light fighters in the universe.

It is stealth-leaning, fast and rare. In the KRLTY hangar it can find a place both as a collection piece and as an unconventional scout-harassment fighter.

The iconic protection ship of the Banu race; its hull is shaped by Banu craftsmanship inspired by living organisms. It comes with a two-seat cockpit and unique Singe cannon technology.

As its name suggests, it is a defender: it shines in convoy protection and escort missions. In KRLTY it is both an exotic and functional light fighter for two-person crews.

Mirai's snub fighter that draws on Xi'an thrust technology. It has no quantum drive; it is launched from a mothership and carries serious firepower despite its small hull.

It is compact enough to fit in the hangar of ships like the Constellation. In KRLTY fleet operations it is the cornerstone of a close-defense wing launched from a carrier ship.

The racing variant of the Fury that invests in speed instead of weapons. With its elegant livery and tuned thrust profile, it is a favorite of closed-circuit tracks.

Freed of its combat load, the hull offers sharper maneuvers. It is a fun choice for in-KRLTY racing events and show flights.

The variant that strips the Fury's guns and replaces them with dense missile racks. It has a salvo capacity you would never expect from such a small hull.

Launched from a mothership, it empties its missiles in a single pass and returns. In KRLTY fleet battles it serves as a surprise striking element.

Kruger's official parasite fighter that comes with the Constellation Andromeda. This small hull, lacking a quantum drive, is at the top of its class in speed and maneuverability.

Launched from the mothership, it provides close-perimeter defense. In KRLTY it is an enjoyable duty station for the indispensable second pilot of Constellation crews.

Drake's open-cockpit gravlev motorcycle; it is one of the rare vehicles usable both on planetary surfaces and in space. It can take a passenger behind the rider.

It fits in the cargo hold of large ships and speeds up surface exploration. In KRLTY expedition crews it is the practical solution for last-mile transport.

The yellow color-scheme version of the Dragonfly; mechanically it is identical to the Black. The difference is purely visual and makes it easier to distinguish when flying in a swarm.

It is useful for crew color-coding in KRLTY surface operations; the performance expectation is identical to the Black.

The pink special edition of the Dragonfly, distributed only through an invitation program. Because its production run is low, it holds a distinct value among collectors.

Its performance is identical to the standard Dragonfly; in the KRLTY hangar it is more of a prestige and entertainment piece.

The light-fighter-equipped model of RSI's legendary starter ship, the Aurora. Since the Kickstarter days it has been the first cockpit of new pilots.

With its modest but balanced weapon set it is enough for basic combat training. It is a reliable school for the first patrol flights of members newly joining KRLTY.

The toughest member of the Aurora family: it comes with reinforced shields and enlarged weapon hardpoints. It takes its name from the legionnaires of the UEE ground forces.

It is the first stop for those seeking a budget-friendly combat platform. In KRLTY it readily takes on entry-level escort and station defense missions.

Consolidated Outland's starter ship that challenges the Aurora. Thanks to its light composite hull it is more agile and faster than its rival; in return, it is more delicate.

With its small cargo hold it is a multipurpose entry point. It is an enjoyable first ship for pilots newly joining KRLTY who prioritize speed.

The combat-devoted member of the Mustang hull: it carries rocket pods and a reinforced weapon set. It combines the agility of the light hull with firepower.

It becomes the choice of those seeking pure combat on a starter budget. In KRLTY it comfortably finds a place in the entry-level assault wing.

The combat-equipped member of the Origin 300 series. Without compromising on the luxurious interior, it offers enlarged weapon hardpoints and an advanced targeting package.

It is the ship for those who want style and firepower in the same hull. In KRLTY it makes a difference with its elegance in both representational flights and light escort missions.

The combat-leaning model of the 100 series; it combines the efficient AIR fuel system with light weaponry. The Origin aesthetic is carried into the entry segment.

It suits those seeking a long-range, low-fuel-consumption light fighter. In KRLTY it can be the stylish combat start for new members.

The combat variant of the Reliant hull blended with Xi'an technology. With its wide wing structure and vertical flight mode, it is an unusual but effective light fighter.

Thanks to its second seat, a pilot and a systems operator can work together. In KRLTY it appeals to combat pilots seeking an unconventional flight experience.

The base model of the Aurora family; it is one of the most accessible ships in the universe. With its bed, small cargo space and quantum drive it offers a complete independence package.

It is enough for first trade runs and delivery missions. It lets members starting KRLTY from scratch stand on their own feet.

The trade-devoted member of the Aurora: it forgoes weapon hardpoints and raises cargo capacity to the peak of the family.

It is the cheapest way to earn steadily on short routes. It handles micro-deliveries on the first rung of the KRLTY logistics chain.

The custom-look version of the Mustang Alpha; mechanically it shares the same light hull and cargo hold as the standard Alpha.

It is a starter that carries collector's value. In KRLTY it is the stylish alternative to the Alpha for new members who care about their visual identity.

The cargo model of the 100 series; it fits the family's largest load capacity into an elegant hull. The efficient AIR fuel system lowers costs on long delivery routes.

It is the ship for those who want to do courier work with a luxury feel. In KRLTY it becomes the stylish hauler of small but valuable loads.

The compact hauler MISC blended with Xi'an technology. Its wing structure that transforms from horizontal to vertical flight gives it a character unique in its class.

With its second seat it is suited to bringing new members along on flights. In KRLTY it is the lovable workhorse of short-range resupply and training flights.

The first commercial starter Gatac produced for both human and Xi'an pilots. With its vertically arranged elegant hull and rotating landing gear, it resembles none of its human-made rivals.

It offers cargo, living space and defensive weapons in a single package. In KRLTY it is a unique choice for members seeking an exotic starter ship.

Crusader's modern starter ship; it carries the design language of the Spirit family into a compact solo hull. It comes with a full living space and an eight-SCU cargo hold.

It is stylish, durable and new-pilot friendly. For members joining KRLTY it is one of the most balanced starter cargo options of the current generation.

Consolidated Outland's character-filled starter with an open cargo back-rack. It can attach a surface vehicle to its rear platform and carry it to frontier planets.

It combines cargo, comfort and weapons in a balanced way. In KRLTY it is ideal for members who want to do surface exploration and light trade in the same run.

The smallest member of the Hull series; by attaching its load to the foldable spindle rack outside the hull, it reaches enormous capacity for its size.

It is the entry gate to pure bulk trade with a single pilot. In the KRLTY logistics network it is the economical foundation of regular cargo runs between stations.

Drake's solo salvage ship; with its dual salvage heads it strips wreck hull plating and turns it into valuable composites. It is a compact industrial beast that sits in the small class on the ship matrix.

It builds a high-profit loop at low cost. In KRLTY's industry branch it is the first rung that turns salvage fields into money.

Argo's industrial cargo shuttle seen at every port. It is unassuming, but the true hero of container transfer between station and ship.

It is designed for short-distance cargo transfer. In KRLTY fleet operations it serves as a bridge at points where large ships cannot dock.

The human-carrying version of the MPUV hull; instead of cargo racks it carries an eight-person seating layout. It is the modest bus of orbital transfers.

It safely moves crews from ship to station. In KRLTY's crowded operations it makes personnel rotation practical.

Greycat's rock-breaking surface vehicle; it shatters mineral veins on planet and moon surfaces with a laser and collects them. It fits in the cargo hold of a Cutlass.

It is a far lower-cost entry than ship mining. In KRLTY industry crews it is the indispensable vehicle of the hadanite hunt.

The two-person version of the ROC: one drives, the other operates the mining arm. Thanks to the division of labor, vein processing speed increases markedly.

It is the standard vehicle of surface mining as a team. For KRLTY's two-person industry crews it is an efficiency-focused upgrade.

Drake's smallest livable ship; with its bed, kitchen and toilet it offers a complete mobile home. Beneath its rough looks hides surprising practicality.

It is the economical package of single-person living and light courier work. In KRLTY it is the loyal starter ship of members who carry their home on their back.

The version of the Cutter arranged for long journeys; it comes with expanded living gear and a wanderer-themed interior.

It is like a small home for explorers in no hurry. In KRLTY it is designed for members who roam systems slowly and love living on the road.

The independently sold version of the Pisces with increased weaponry. The extra firepower turns it into a mini explorer that can stand on its own.

It is a practical package for solo exploration and short expeditions. In KRLTY it is the beloved craft of low-cost exploration missions.

The rescue version with a medical bed placed into the Pisces hull. Thanks to its small size, it is often the vehicle that reaches the wounded fastest.

It is designed for field stabilization and patient evacuation. In KRLTY operations it serves as the pocket ambulance of the first-response team.

The luxury and racing-leaning sibling of the Merlin; it is the official snub ship of the Constellation Phoenix. Kruger craftsmanship adds a premium character to the small hull.

It can do both pleasure flights and light defense. In KRLTY it stands out as the stylish escort shuttle of Phoenix owners.

Origin's pure racing machine: a tiny cockpit attached to giant engines. It is one of the most iconic silhouettes of the Murray Cup tracks.

It is at the top of its class in acceleration and agility. In KRLTY racing events it is a perennial podium contender, and on courier jobs a lightning-fast alternative.

MISC's racing ship with an advanced composite skeleton; every gram of weight has been sacrificed to speed. It is a modern rival vying for the M50's throne.

It is top-tier on the track and an agile light platform off it. It represents the technological edge of the KRLTY racing team.

The version of the Razor outfitted with luxury surfaces; it combines track performance with a polished prestige package.

It is the ship of style laps more than racing. In KRLTY it is an eye-catching choice for show flights and representational events.

The low-signature, endurance-focused version of the Razor hull; with its quiet profile it appeals to those who want to go fast without drawing attention.

It is the vehicle of fast scouting and precise courier work. In KRLTY it serves as a lightning bolt out of sight on time-critical missions.

The racing-devoted pinnacle of the 300 series; it is an uncompromising speed machine that bolts twin massive engines to a luxury hull.

It has a legendary reputation in straight-line speed. In KRLTY it is a prestigious choice for both racing and emergency transport missions.

The luxury touring ship Origin introduced with the slogan "silver killer." Its handcrafted interior sets a comfort standard far above its class.

It is a ship of business in style and pleasure in performance. In KRLTY it is the daily ride and representational vehicle of stylish members.

The exploration model of the 300 series; it is prepared for long routes with a reinforced powerplant and the Chimera scanning package.

It combines comfort and exploration in the same hull. In KRLTY it is the elegant travel companion of members who scan systems on their own.

Origin's entry-segment ship; thanks to its patented AIR fuel system it has the most efficient range in its class. It offers the luxury brand experience at a starter price.

It carries a small but complete living space. In KRLTY it is a candidate to be the first ship of new members who do not compromise on elegance.

Origin's two-person luxury runabout; it is designed as the official snub ship of the 890 Jump super-yacht. It flies with flawless poise both in atmosphere and in space.

It is the premium vehicle of short trips and transfer flights. In KRLTY it adds elegance to guest hosting and show flights.

The gravlev motorcycle bearing the signature of Origin's famous designer; with its flowing lines it represents the luxury pole of the Drake Dragonfly.

It is a comfortable vehicle for surface trips and short transport. It is the stylish toy in the hangar corner of KRLTY members.

The combat-adapted version of the X1; with its forward-facing weapon it gains deterrence in surface skirmishes.

It is a practical platform for patrol and surface security. In KRLTY ground operations it can be used as a fast armed scout vehicle.

The lightened racing version of the X1 family; every unnecessary part has been stripped and everything that remains is tuned for speed.

It is the natural competitor of gravlev racing leagues. In KRLTY surface races it becomes the choice of members aiming for the podium.

The leather-upholstered, comfort-investing member of the Aurora. It wraps the same reliable hull in a more pleasant living space.

It is full of small touches that make long solo flights bearable. In KRLTY it can be the starter choice of comfort-loving new members.

The exploration version that adds a long-range fuel system and full living module to the Mustang hull. It offers an independence rarely seen in the starter segment.

It is an economical gateway opening to frontier systems. In KRLTY it is the vehicle of members who want to set out exploring on a budget.

The three-engine racing version of the Mustang; the thrust loaded onto the light hull makes it one of the fastest ships in its price range.

It is a fixture of entry-level racing leagues. In KRLTY racing training it is an economical starter vehicle.

A race-tuned special Mustang produced in limited numbers in collaboration with AMD. Its black-and-red livery makes it instantly recognizable.

It is now a collection piece that is very hard to obtain. In the KRLTY hangar it is worn like a rarity badge.

The version that adds an advanced scanning antenna and exploration gear to the Cutter hull. With Drake pragmatism it offers a cheap scout platform.

It produces value in signal-hunting and point-exploration missions. In KRLTY it is the lookout of the budget-friendly exploration arm.

The version that turns the Reliant hull into a mobile science station; it comes with long-range sensors and research consoles.

It is the small specialist of anomaly study and data collection missions. It is for members who will add scientific depth to KRLTY exploration reports.

The media version of the Reliant; with its high-resolution camera sphere and broadcast equipment it records events instantly.

It is the field vehicle of the galaxy's news channels. At KRLTY events it is the natural platform for official recording and promotional shoots.

Drake's data ship that is all engine and antenna; with its powerful signal gear and blistering speed it carries valuable information point to point.

It is the sole specialist of jobs that require physically moving data. It is the indispensable small ship of KRLTY intelligence and courier operations.

Anvil's heavily armored exploration ship; with its thick shell and large shields it is designed to enter dangerous zones and return intact. It promises survival, not speed.

With its long-range scanners it stands watch at the edge of the enemy line. In KRLTY operations it is the turtle shell of advance surveillance and threat-detection duty.

The version with a medical treatment station placed inside the Terrapin shell. It is one of the rare vehicles that can enter zones under fire and collect the wounded.

It combines armor and medicine in the same hull. In KRLTY combat operations it is the most durable solution for front-line medical support.

Mirai's ultra-compact gravlev motorcycle; it fits in nearly any ship's corner and sets off within seconds.

It is the most practical solution for short distances on the surface. It is the pocket vehicle KRLTY expedition crews never leave behind.

The glossy-finished, comfort-focused version of the Pulse; it offers the same practical hull with a more refined look.

It is designed for in-city trips and pleasure rides. It adds a small touch of elegance to the hangar of KRLTY members.