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X-wing

From Star Wars: Rebellion Wiki Original 1.02

The X-wing is an Alliance starfighter in Star Wars: Rebellion. The encyclopedia describes the Incom T-65 as a small, very agile single-seat fighter. It has laser cannons on the tips of its four S-foils that can mass their fire on one target, plus an efficient hyperdrive and shield generator.

In the game

X-wings are built at shipyards in squadrons of twelve and carried into battle aboard capital ships. They are cheap (5 refined material, 4 maintenance) and have their own hyperdrive. Their firepower is all laser cannon, backed by four torpedoes.

Stats

Cost, weapon, shield and hyperdrive figures come from the in-game encyclopedia. Squadron size, ranges, torpedoes and the movement ratings come from the game's data file. Movement ratings are internal numbers that the manual does not explain, so they are best used to compare fighters.

Starfighters
Alliance
A-wing, B-wing, X-wing, Y-wing
Empire
TIE Fighter, TIE Interceptor, TIE Bomber, TIE Defender

Sources

  1. Star Wars: Rebellion in-game encyclopedia, entry "X-wing" (ENCYTEXT.DLL resource 5698), LucasArts 1998, v1.02
  2. Game data GData\FIGHTSD.DAT, vanilla v1.02, record id 3 (decoded with the Rebellion Editor .NET field layouts)
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