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== Atlantis Shields == | == Atlantis Shields == | ||
Atlantis shields once again envelop the entire ship, providing protection and atmosphere. They do not possess individual faces but rather having a 'bank' with a capacity of 60,000. They provide complete protection with no damage bleadthrough, at the cost of no computer core abilities or shield recharge. Once damaged the shield cannot be regenerated until out of combat. | Atlantis shields once again envelop the entire ship, providing protection and atmosphere. They do not possess individual faces but rather having a 'bank' with a capacity of 60,000. They provide complete protection with no damage bleadthrough, at the cost of no computer core abilities or shield recharge. Once damaged the shield cannot be regenerated until out of combat. | ||
== Asgard Shields == | |||
Asgard shields have 60,000 energy with no faces, like Atlantis shields. | |||
However, like Starship shields they do not take extra damage from beams, do not retain atmosphere, and can be activated at any energy level. Bleedthrough is applied in increasing amounts as the shield takes damage: | |||
75-100% - no bleedthrough. | |||
50-75% - 5% bleedthrough (22.5% transphasic). | |||
25-50% - 10% bleedthrough (45% transphasic). | |||
0-25% - 20% bleedthrough (90% transphasic). | |||
== Starship Shields == | == Starship Shields == | ||
Revision as of 22:08, 19 August 2026
Shields are the first layer of defence in ship combat.
Overview
There are three main types of shields, Atlantis, Starship, and Shuttle. While operational shields also provide jamming abilities against Transporters.
Atlantis Shields
Atlantis shields once again envelop the entire ship, providing protection and atmosphere. They do not possess individual faces but rather having a 'bank' with a capacity of 60,000. They provide complete protection with no damage bleadthrough, at the cost of no computer core abilities or shield recharge. Once damaged the shield cannot be regenerated until out of combat.
Asgard Shields
Asgard shields have 60,000 energy with no faces, like Atlantis shields. However, like Starship shields they do not take extra damage from beams, do not retain atmosphere, and can be activated at any energy level. Bleedthrough is applied in increasing amounts as the shield takes damage:
75-100% - no bleedthrough. 50-75% - 5% bleedthrough (22.5% transphasic). 25-50% - 10% bleedthrough (45% transphasic). 0-25% - 20% bleedthrough (90% transphasic).
Starship Shields
Starship Shields come in 3 sub types (Covariant, Resilient, Regenerative), and have 6 'faces' which can be individually depleted (once that occurs damage will be transmitted directed to plating/hull). However, these shields have bleadthrough which means some proportion of damage can bypass the shields.
Diverting power Each face has its own health. Also, you can divert energy between faces. The shield has 8 modes for diverting power:
- -1. Balance
- 0. No priority
- 1. Front
- 2. Back
- 3. Left
- 4. Right
- 5. Up
- 6. Down
Variants:
- Covariant
- Max capacity: 60000
- Projectile damage reduction: 90%
- Transphasic damage reduction: 55%
- Can regenerate in combat: No
- Regeneration rate (non-combat, combat): 50, 0
- Resilient
- Max capacity: 45000
- Projectile damage reduction: 95%
- Transphasic damage reduction: 77.5%
- Can regenerate in combat: No
- Regeneration rate (non-combat, combat): 50, 0
- Regenerative
- Max capacity: 30000
- Projectile damage reduction: 90%
- Transphasic damage reduction: 55%
- Can regenerate in combat: Yes
- Regeneration rate (non-combat, combat): 150, 10
Shuttle Shields
Select TSCM Shuttles such as the Type 11 Shuttle or the Puddle Jumper posses shields that are look like Starship Shields but similar to Atlantis Shields only have a single bank.