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Longprobe Y-wing Recon Team

From Star Wars: Rebellion Wiki Original 1.02

Longprobe Y-wing Recon Team is an Alliance special forces unit in Star Wars: Rebellion. The Alliance sends these teams to scout unexplored systems. Their Y-wings give up their weapons for larger fuel tanks and upgraded hyperdrives.

In the game

The Longprobe Y-wing Recon Team costs 2 refined material to train and 1 to maintain.

The infobox values come from the game's data file.

Longprobes go on Reconnaissance missions, revealing the loyalty and resources of an unexplored system, and each side often starts the game with some. Only Longprobe teams and Imperial probe droids can run a Reconnaissance mission against an unexplored system.

Ground forces
Troops
Alliance Fleet Regiment, Alliance Army Regiment, Sullustan Regiment, Wookiee Regiment, Mon Calamari Regiment, Stormtrooper Regiment, Imperial Fleet Regiment, Imperial Army Regiment, War Droid Regiment, Dark Trooper Regiment
Special forces
Guerrillas, Infiltrators, Longprobe Y-wing Recon Team, Bothan Spies, Imperial Probe Droid, Imperial Espionage Droid, Imperial Commandos, Noghri Death Commandos, Bounty Hunters

Sources

  1. Star Wars: Rebellion in-game encyclopedia, entry "Longprobe Y-wing Recon Team" (ENCYTEXT.DLL resource 5442), LucasArts 1998, v1.02
  2. Game data GData\SPECFCSD.DAT, vanilla v1.02, record id 3 (decoded with the Rebellion Editor .NET field layouts)
  3. Star Wars: Rebellion manual (LucasArts, 1998), PDF p. 43
  4. Star Wars: Rebellion manual (LucasArts, 1998), PDF p. 105
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