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[Stirk]

I've got a history of being a long-lasting player in games that interest me
Also, I recognize several others here as long-running players as well (Egan) (Cael). So I would actually expect your endurance as GM to be the limiting factor, rather than the player's endurance. GMing always has a much heavier workload after all. In any case, with this player group you actually could easily end up with exactly that kind of dedicated group of players. If you're up for running it for that long anyway.

It is more of a pacing thing. If everyone is reasonably interested and active I could get an update out a day. That still means that we'd only get one combat turn out per day, so something like a rival RT's guard-tier troops ambushing you using cover and suppressive fire could take you two weeks to fight off. Everyone should be having fun during the combat encounter, but it means you're really not looking at getting corruption from the Warp or otherwise at any significant pace. We could play two years with nobody hitting 30 corruption.

You get (Fear) rating from fighting a demon and failing the fear test. The demon that appears from unlucky Warp roles has fear 2. So you'd need at minimum 5 encounters with that warp demon to get the first corruption mutation, and 50 to get removed from the game, and that assumes you fail every test. This can be avoided entirely in several ways by making yourself immune to Fear tests.

Otherwise there is a small chance of getting 1d5 Corruption from Warp travel if you get a random Hallucination then the corruption one, which basically requires your gellar field is down and you fail a willpower test at least 1 DOS and you roll badly. In short Warp travel will not leave you irreversibly corrupted and if it does it will be your fault anyway. I'm probably missing some other potential sources of corruption from Warp travel but the idea that it will irreversibly corrupt you and there is nothing you can do about it is simply not correct. It is much more likely to tear your ship apart, and slightly more likely to tear you apart than it is to be a true threat to your soul.

I can see what he's talking about and simply disagree.

I do find it odd how the warp can be as rough to use for travel as it seems to be in the ruleset and yet have it still be the primary method used when other methods do exist in-universe.

Warp is Hell. It is where Deamons live. It is where souls go where you die. It is a terrible place that is incredibly dangerous and if anything the rules underestimate how dangerous it is. Which is why I want Warp Travel to feel dangerous.

Lore wise the Emperor tried to make an Imperial webway but stuff happened and it got wrecked. The Golden Throne was originally supposed to allow this. Humans would use this if they could, but its a secret and stuff. Tau ships are fluffed as significantly slower to the point they can't really have a galactic civilization the size of the Imperium with their technology.

I don't see how that would the the normal decisions people would make.

The Imperium considers it a normal decision to have slaves tow giant shells into place instead of just investing in an autoloader. A bunch of people dying every time you make a warp trip is considered acceptable losses to them. They're not really good people. Something something Grimdarkness of the far future.

Hell, there's supposed to be individuals that are lifelong spacers, how would these literal children survive repeated warp trips over and over long enough for them to grow up?

There are around 20k people in the smaller ships, increasing from there. With the warp rules you arn't going to lose that many barring bad luck or bad planning. To think of it this way there are plenty of people who survived WWII despite their cities getting bombed and shelled on a daily bases, being dangerous doesn't mean there arn't any survivors.

[Stirk]

Current Status:

Done:
Regina Winters (a1s)
Indaria (Lenglon)

In Progress:
Twig (Maximum Spin): Needs Fluff
Symonne Cipio(Sirus): Needs Fluff

Not Started:
Ship Stuff

Barring Egan deciding to join, you're all good to start talking about the ship now that PF modifiers have been decided.

[Lenglon]

I don't have any ship designs in particular to push for. anyone else have input?

[Sirus]

Sorry, had a rough week at work. I'll get fluff up tomorrow for sure, possibly tonight before going to bed.

As for the ship, I'd choose to strain the bank account on something large and capable rather than go cheap on a ship in favor of more immediate profit. Can't spend money if we're dead, after all, and if we're riding a barely-functional scrapheap we'd be likely to end up that way.

[Lenglon]

Sorry, had a rough week at work. I'll get fluff up tomorrow for sure, possibly tonight before going to bed.

As for the ship, I'd choose to strain the bank account on something large and capable rather than go cheap on a ship in favor of more immediate profit. Can't spend money if we're dead, after all, and if we're riding a barely-functional scrapheap we'd be likely to end up that way.

Well, if that is what you want, and since nobody else has put forward a ship design, here's something I've thrown together that probably is a bad idea but who knows:

Spoiler: Dictator-class Cruiser (aircraft-carrier type) (click to show/hide)

Hull - Dictator class cruiser:
speed 5
detection +18
armor 20
space 65
manoeuvrability +8
Hull integrity 70
turret rating 3
SP 63

Essential Components:
Plasma Drive - jovian pattern class 8.3 drive, generate 74 power, use 15 space, costs 1 SP
Warp Drive - Miloslav H-616.b, uses 10 power, 12 space
Void Shields - multiple void shield array, uses 7 power, 2 space
Geller Field - warpsbane hull AND an Emergency Field as a backup, 3 power, costs 2 SP
Life-Sustainer - Clemency-pattern Life sustainer, 5 power, 5 space
Crew Compartments - voidsmen quarters, 2 power, 4 space
Bridge - Flight Command Bridge, 2 power, 2 space
Sensors - M-201.b Auger Array, 5 power

Supplemental Components:
librarium vault, 1 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Runecaster, 1 space, (free eldar) SP cost
Manufactorum, 2 power, 1 space, costs 2 SP
Medicae Deck, 2 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Pilot's Chamber, 1 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Small Craft Repair Deck, 2 power, 2 space, costs 1 SP

weaponry:
Lathe-pattern Landing Bay: 1 power, 5 space, costs 2 SP
x2 = 2 power, 10 space, 4 SP
Mezoa Lance Weapon: 9 power, 4 space, costs 3 SP

54 / 74 power used
59 / 65 space used
SP cost: 78

Combined result:
Dictator class cruiser:
speed 5
detection +23
armor 20
space 65
manoeuvrability +8
Hull integrity 70
turret rating 3
2 void shields
armament:
Mezoa Lance Weapon (prow) (Strength 1, Damage 1d10+5, Crit Rating 4, Range 4)
2x Jovian-pattern Landing Bay (1x port, 1x starboard) (Strength 2 each)
2x Lathe-pattern Landing Bay (1x port, 1x starboard) (Strength 2 each)
note: total landing bay strength is 8, permitting a maximum of 24 squadrons, and by default coming with 8 squadrons already aboard.

special rules:
jovian pattern class 8.3 drive (Plasma Drive): Reliable Construction: If this Component becomes damaged, depressurized, or suffers a Critical Hit (including a 4 or 6 result on the chart), roll 1d10. On a 4 or higher, the effect is ignored.
Miloslav H-616.b (Warp Drive): Haste of the Damned: reduce the duration of all warp passages by half. However, roll on the Warp Travel Encounters table (page 186 of Rogue Trader) every three days rather than every five days.
Warpsbane Hull (Geller Field): Shield of Faith: Any Navigation Tests to pilot the ship through the warp gain a +10 bonus. When rolling on Table 7-4: Warp Travel Encounters (see page 186), the GM rolls twice and allows the Navigator to chose which result is applied.
Emergency Field (Geller Field): If the ship unexpectedly enters the warp, roll 1d10, on a 3 of higher, the Geller Field activates automatically, protecting the ship from any warp intrusion that may have taken place.
Flight Command Bridge (Bridge): Flight Command: as long as the bridge remains undamaged, all Command Tests dealing with attack craft gain +5, and tests to ready new squadrons are automatically passed.
Flight Command Bridge (Bridge): Flight Control: All Trade objectives involving ground to orbit or small craft operations gain +25 Achievement Points
Clemency-pattern Life Sustainer (Life-Sustainer): Lifeline: Increase Morale permanently by +1. This starship reduces Crew Population and Morale losses due to Depressurization by 4, to a minimum of 0

Librarium Vault: Accumulated Data: Any Investigation Skill Tests made aboard this ship gains +10
Runecaster: Eye of the Warp: Navigators using this Component to pilot a ship through the empyrean gain a +20 bonus to all Navigation Tests. Additionally, any journeys made using this Component take half their normal time.
Runecaster: Fuelled by Fate: This Component never becomes unpowered for any reason.
Manufactorum: Manufacturing: if attempting extended repairs, each Manufactorum ads a +10 bonus to the weekly Tech-Use Test. If paying for repairs, each Manufactorum adds a +10 bonus to the Acquisition Test to restore Hull Integrity
Manufactorum: Additional Templates: Manufactgorums are equipped with a variety of templates for construction, so each Manufactorum adds an additional 10 Achievement Points for any Trade objectives. In addition, the Manufactgorums may be able to manufacture small numbers of personal items. The GM is final arbiter of what can and cannot be manufactured, but generally it should not be more than a few dozen of a Common item.
Medicae Deck: Diagnostics and Treatment: The Medicae Deck adds a +20 bonus to all Medicae Skill Tests performed within this Component. The number of patients that may be treated without penalty is increased to three times the character's Intelligence Bonus.
Pilot Chambers: Combat Ready: Pilot Chambers grant a +2 bonus to the Attack Craft Rating of all squadrons aboard a starship.
Small Craft Repair Dick: Spare Parts: After any starship combat in which fighters, assault boards, or bombers are lost, a character may immediately make a Difficult (-10) Tech Use Test. For every degree of success on the test, two of these craft are recovered.

Lathe-pattern Landing Bay: Energy Field: The security hatches on this bay must be open during the Strategic Turn when small craft are landing or taking off. If this component ever loses power when the hatches are open, this Component becomes Depressurised.

Super-expensive ship (78 SP in total), and I suspect someone else could make a better design, but I figured we needed someone to put something out there at least so discussion could begin.

[Sirus]

Iiiiiinteresting. I've never seen a dedicated carrier design before, but I think I like it. Getting additional small craft to fill the remaining bays and replace casualties might be difficult, but not insurmountable; we've got a decent amount of Commerce power in the current party for acquisition tests. If we could get some Eldar craft to fill the bays with, like those Eagle bombers, even better.

[Caellath]

I honestly always have a fair amount of designs ready to go, so I'd be willing to offer some or help with creation. Lenglon's general idea is great in my opinion; I have yet to check the specifics but I can provide a quick summary:

The Dictator is an incredible cruiser that has extra turrets and detection compared to a Lunar or Tyrant. Since it's an one-ship game at least to start with, having a cruiser that's both flexible and powerful is a boon. The Runecaster is a great piece of Eldar gear to avoid a disaster, and added to the fast warp drive and warpsbane hull, you can do a lot of fast Warp travel with it.

The prow lance is however unlikely to do much since you need macrocannons (or a lucky critical from torpedoes or strike craft) to strip away the void shields. Since craft are expensive I'd lean towards only keeping the inbuilt landing bays and equipping broadside macrocannons for an 'all comers' build since macrocannons pull off a lot of work both during void combat and ground bombardment. Finally, an Auto-Temple would be a good investment, as it's a free (0 SP) pick that only takes up 1 space and energy but boosts Morale and Creed achievement points.

I'll add it's worth checking with the GM how important the ship will be in the campaign since having a bomb-ass cruiser means being more frugal with the rarity of personal equipment.

Edit: Screw it, if I'm gonna be this involved I might as well create a character so I'm just not a rando poking my nose into this. Might take just a little bit as I have to finish a FEF application then tomorrow's my birthday.

[Stirk]

I'll add it's worth checking with the GM how important the ship will be in the campaign since having a bomb-ass cruiser means being more frugal with the rarity of personal equipment.

Edit: Screw it, if I'm gonna be this involved I might as well create a character so I'm just not a rando poking my nose into this. Might take just a little bit as I have to finish a FEF application then tomorrow's my birthday.

Mostly up to the crew. The current plan is for your Eldar rep to offer three opportunities. Of the first three one is meant to revolve around space combat. A second one could plausibly be resolved with space combat, if you are particularly aggressive. Overall the game could be played with extensive or minimal space combat depending on what missions you take and how you resolve those missions.

Happy birthday BTW!

[Sirus]

Would it be okay if my character came from outside the Koronus Expanse? I'm still working on the details, but the idea I had was for her Dark Voyage to be what brought her to this particular section of space in the first place. Like, some previous employer got it in their head to go treasure hunting on some forbidden world and things did not go well.

[Stirk]

Would it be okay if my character came from outside the Koronus Expanse? I'm still working on the details, but the idea I had was for her Dark Voyage to be what brought her to this particular section of space in the first place. Like, some previous employer got it in their head to go treasure hunting on some forbidden world and things did not go well.

It is generally expected that RT characters come from all over the Imperium (or further in the case of Xenos characters). You don't have to limit your backstory to the Expanse, the ship could have picked you up a century ago on the other side of the galaxy if you wanted.

[Sirus]

That makes the most sense, but I wanted to double-check. Thanks!

There we go, fluff added. I also replaced the plasma grenade with a geode grenade, for the extra blast radius. It's not quite frag grenade level, but it's about as strong and actually has armor penetration. I was also considering web grenades instead but I don't have a good handle on how effective they'd be at tying up enemies.

[Lenglon]

I honestly always have a fair amount of designs ready to go, so I'd be willing to offer some or help with creation. Lenglon's general idea is great in my opinion; I have yet to check the specifics but I can provide a quick summary:

The Dictator is an incredible cruiser that has extra turrets and detection compared to a Lunar or Tyrant. Since it's an one-ship game at least to start with, having a cruiser that's both flexible and powerful is a boon. The Runecaster is a great piece of Eldar gear to avoid a disaster, and added to the fast warp drive and warpsbane hull, you can do a lot of fast Warp travel with it.

The prow lance is however unlikely to do much since you need macrocannons (or a lucky critical from torpedoes or strike craft) to strip away the void shields. Since craft are expensive I'd lean towards only keeping the inbuilt landing bays and equipping broadside macrocannons for an 'all comers' build since macrocannons pull off a lot of work both during void combat and ground bombardment. Finally, an Auto-Temple would be a good investment, as it's a free (0 SP) pick that only takes up 1 space and energy but boosts Morale and Creed achievement points.

I'll add it's worth checking with the GM how important the ship will be in the campaign since having a bomb-ass cruiser means being more frugal with the rarity of personal equipment.

Edit: Screw it, if I'm gonna be this involved I might as well create a character so I'm just not a rando poking my nose into this. Might take just a little bit as I have to finish a FEF application then tomorrow's my birthday.

Happy BDay!

anyway, the thought regarding the prow lance was that frankly it would only rarely see use, and is more for fallback / utility than ship-to-ship fighting. Bombers don't care about void shields, so for ship-to-ship combat we could just maintain distance and let our strike craft do the work. I'm 1000% fine with swapping it for something else, but what would you swap it with?

squadrons are individually stronger the more there are of them working together, which is why the full-commit to the carrier archetype - it seems like a go big or go home style of combat. for example turrets only shoot down so many craft per combined strike, so lets say that they disable two squadrons of strike craft - if you have two hangers, then you get 2 strikes through, but if you have four, then you get six strikes through, so by doubling your hangers you triple your damage output. also, in both cases you lose the exact same number of strike craft. so the expense of using strike craft remains identical no matter how many hangers you have - even more heavily reinforcing the go full carrier or don't bother with it approach. That's why I think it'd be optimal to have pure launch bay broadsides.

Finally, I haven't found which book I should be looking in for the Auto-temple you talked about. Where is it?
EDIT: quick note about how bombers deal damage:

Make a Challenging (+0) Command+Craft Rating Test (this will either be from a character avoard the carrier, or from a character leading the bombers personally), gaining a +5 bonus for every squadron of friendly bombers after the first. A successful test causes a single hit upon the enemy vessel, with an additional hit for every degree of success. This is up to a maximum of three hits, plus one additional maximum hit for every additional bomber squadron after the first. If the bombing run scores at least four degrees of success, the target also suffers a Critical Hit. Roll 1d5 on the Critical Hit chart on page 222 of Rodue Trader and apply the result.
Each hit deals 1d10+4 damage. Add together the damage rolled from each hit, and then subtract from that the armor value of the target ship. Bomber attacks ignore void shields. If, for any reason, the target ship has multiple armor values (such as from the Armoured Prow Component), then the lowest armor value is always used. The final total is the number of points of Hull Integrity the target ship loses.
After delivering their payload, the bombers withdraw to their carrier to refuel and rearm.

bolding for emphasis is mine.

[Sirus]

I think I'm with Lenglon; focusing on strike craft seems like a better choice than trying to mix strike craft with guns, especially if we're taking a hull that already has a focus on the former.

I think Caellath is suggesting macrobatteries instead of a prow lance because it's a lot easier to score extra hits with batteries (1 extra hit per degree of success) than with lances (1 extra hit per three degrees of success), which means the batteries have better odds of dealing damage through void shields. Lances might ignore armor, but shields seem pretty able to stop them cold.

[Caellath]

You have a good point when it comes to going full carrier. It's the best option as long as you can fill those bays, but I'm just a fan of having a good and reliable backup option at least temporarily while the PF isn't flowing, and macrobatteries do that. That and I had still to take a deeper look into the design; I've since seen you've stuffed it full of strike craft-related components which do incentivize just going full ham on strike craft, while I tend to go for (and had in mind) a barer design upon shipgen to keep enough PF for future upgrades.

I'll also suggest the Vessel of the Fleet package since I've noticed you haven't taken it and at the bare minimum (1SP) it gives a +10 to all Command tests in the ship which includes the strike craft-related ones.

The Auto Temple is in Hostile Acquisitions, pg. 72.

And I do know how bombers cause damage and ignore voidshields, my point is that the lance would do nothing without the means to strip away the void shields. The lance is better replaced by a good laser macrobattery, as those can still strike several times and have good reach that's similar to the launch bays'. Torpedoes or a nova cannon would also be better options but those require acquiring reloads.

[Lenglon]

I'll also suggest the Vessel of the Fleet package since I've noticed you haven't taken it and at the bare minimum (1SP) it gives a +10 to all Command tests in the ship which includes the strike craft-related ones.

My lack of familiarity with this stuff is showing. I don't even know what you're talking about here and it sounds like a must-grab. Could you tell me where to find this too?

The Auto Temple is in Hostile Acquisitions, pg. 72.

Thanks! and it looks like there's no real drawbacks to having it. So yeah, def should be added.

And I do know how bombers cause damage and ignore voidshields, my point is that the lance would do nothing without the means to strip away the void shields. The lance is better replaced by a good laser macrobattery, as those can still strike several times and have good reach that's similar to the launch bays'. Torpedoes or a nova cannon would also be better options but those require acquiring reloads.

Solid point. laser macrobattery it is! Is that the Sunsear or something else... *checks various books* Okay, first, looks like I think you meant the sunsear laser battery. which seems like a good, solid choice. But, while I was looking, I stumbled over the Bombardment Cannon, and the +20 intimidate it gives vs planetary characters, and bonus progress towards military objectives against a planet. Thoughts on that vs the (unquestionably solid) sunsear lasers?

You have a good point when it comes to going full carrier. It's the best option as long as you can fill those bays, but I'm just a fan of having a good and reliable backup option at least temporarily while the PF isn't flowing, and macrobatteries do that. That and I had still to take a deeper look into the design; I've since seen you've stuffed it full of strike craft-related components which do incentivize just going full ham on strike craft, while I tend to go for (and had in mind) a barer design upon shipgen to keep enough PF for future upgrades.

rearranged your post because I wanted to respond to this last. specifically by attempting to build a stripped-down version of the ship design:

Spoiler: stripped-down version (click to show/hide)

Hull - Dictator class cruiser:
speed 5
detection +18
armor 20
space 65
manoeuvrability +8
Hull integrity 70
turret rating 3
SP 63

Essential Components:
Plasma Drive - jovian pattern class 8.3 drive, generate 74 power, use 15 space, costs 1 SP
Warp Drive - Miloslav H-616.b, uses 10 power, 12 space
Void Shields - multiple void shield array, uses 7 power, 2 space
Geller Field - warpsbane hull AND an Emergency Field as a backup, 3 power, costs 2 SP
Life-Sustainer - Clemency-pattern Life sustainer, 5 power, 5 space
Crew Compartments - voidsmen quarters, 2 power, 4 space
Bridge - Flight Command Bridge, 2 power, 2 space
Sensors - M-201.b Auger Array, 5 power

Supplemental Components:
Runecaster, 1 space, (free eldar) SP cost
Pilot's Chamber, 1 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Small Craft Repair Deck, 2 power, 2 space, costs 1 SP
Auto Temple, 1 Power, 1 Space

weaponry:
Jovian-Pattern Launch Bays x2 (prepaid space and SP, 2 power cost)
Lathe-pattern Landing Bay: 1 power, 5 space, costs 2 SP
x2 = 2 power, 10 space, 4 SP
-no prow weapon-

42 / 74 power used
55 / 65 space used
SP cost: 72


Combined result:
Dictator class cruiser:
speed 5
detection +23
armor 20
space 65
manoeuvrability +8
Hull integrity 70
turret rating 3
2 void shields
armament:
2x Jovian-pattern Landing Bay (1x port, 1x starboard) (Strength 2 each)
2x Lathe-pattern Landing Bay (1x port, 1x starboard) (Strength 2 each)
note: total landing bay strength is 8, permitting a maximum of 24 squadrons, and by default coming with 8 squadrons already aboard.

special rules:
jovian pattern class 8.3 drive (Plasma Drive): Reliable Construction: If this Component becomes damaged, depressurized, or suffers a Critical Hit (including a 4 or 6 result on the chart), roll 1d10. On a 4 or higher, the effect is ignored.
Miloslav H-616.b (Warp Drive): Haste of the Damned: reduce the duration of all warp passages by half. However, roll on the Warp Travel Encounters table (page 186 of Rogue Trader) every three days rather than every five days.
Warpsbane Hull (Geller Field): Shield of Faith: Any Navigation Tests to pilot the ship through the warp gain a +10 bonus. When rolling on Table 7-4: Warp Travel Encounters (see page 186), the GM rolls twice and allows the Navigator to chose which result is applied.
Emergency Field (Geller Field): If the ship unexpectedly enters the warp, roll 1d10, on a 3 of higher, the Geller Field activates automatically, protecting the ship from any warp intrusion that may have taken place.
Flight Command Bridge (Bridge): Flight Command: as long as the bridge remains undamaged, all Command Tests dealing with attack craft gain +5, and tests to ready new squadrons are automatically passed.
Flight Command Bridge (Bridge): Flight Control: All Trade objectives involving ground to orbit or small craft operations gain +25 Achievement Points
Clemency-pattern Life Sustainer (Life-Sustainer): Lifeline: Increase Morale permanently by +1. This starship reduces Crew Population and Morale losses due to Depressurization by 4, to a minimum of 0

Runecaster: Eye of the Warp: Navigators using this Component to pilot a ship through the empyrean gain a +20 bonus to all Navigation Tests. Additionally, any journeys made using this Component take half their normal time.
Runecaster: Fuelled by Fate: This Component never becomes unpowered for any reason.
Pilot Chambers: Combat Ready: Pilot Chambers grant a +2 bonus to the Attack Craft Rating of all squadrons aboard a starship.
Small Craft Repair Dick: Spare Parts: After any starship combat in which fighters, assault boards, or bombers are lost, a character may immediately make a Difficult (-10) Tech Use Test. For every degree of success on the test, two of these craft are recovered.
Auto Temple: Tend the Flock: The constant support of the Temple's Priests increases Morale by 2.
Auto Temple: Convert the Heretic: When working towards a Creed objective, the players earn an additional 150 Achievement Points towards completeing that objective.

Lathe-pattern Landing Bay: Energy Field: The security hatches on this bay must be open during the Strategic Turn when small craft are landing or taking off. If this component ever loses power when the hatches are open, this Component becomes Depressurised.

While making the stripped-down version I audited the original, and the numbers didn't add up. additionally I wanted to add the changes we were discussing anyway, so here it is:

Spoiler: Deluxe Version (click to show/hide)

Hull - Dictator class cruiser:
speed 5
detection +18
armor 20
space 65
manoeuvrability +8
Hull integrity 70
turret rating 3
SP 63

Essential Components:
Plasma Drive - jovian pattern class 8.3 drive, generate 74 power, use 15 space, costs 1 SP
Warp Drive - Miloslav H-616.b, uses 10 power, 12 space
Void Shields - multiple void shield array, uses 7 power, 2 space
Geller Field - warpsbane hull AND an Emergency Field as a backup, 3 power, costs 2 SP
Life-Sustainer - Clemency-pattern Life sustainer, 5 power, 5 space
Crew Compartments - voidsmen quarters, 2 power, 4 space
Bridge - Flight Command Bridge, 2 power, 2 space
Sensors - M-201.b Auger Array, 5 power

Supplemental Components:
librarium vault, 1 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Runecaster, 1 space, (free eldar) SP cost
Manufactorum, 2 power, 1 space, costs 2 SP
Medicae Deck, 2 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Pilot's Chamber, 1 power, 1 space, costs 1 SP
Small Craft Repair Deck, 2 power, 2 space, costs 1 SP
Auto Temple, 1 Power, 1 Space

weaponry:
Jovian-Pattern Launch Bays x2 (prepaid space and SP, 2 power cost)
Lathe-pattern Landing Bay: 1 power, 5 space, costs 2 SP
x2 = 2 power, 10 space, 4 SP
Sunsear Laser: 6 power, 4 space, costs 1 SP

53 / 74 power used
62 / 65 space used
SP cost: 77

Combined result:
Dictator class cruiser:
speed 5
detection +23
armor 20
space 65
manoeuvrability +8
Hull integrity 70
turret rating 3
2 void shields
armament:
Sunsear Laser Battery (prow) (Strength 4, Damage 1d10+2, Crit Rating 4, Range 9)
2x Jovian-pattern Landing Bay (1x port, 1x starboard) (Strength 2 each)
2x Lathe-pattern Landing Bay (1x port, 1x starboard) (Strength 2 each)
note: total landing bay strength is 8, permitting a maximum of 24 squadrons, and by default coming with 8 squadrons already aboard.

special rules:
jovian pattern class 8.3 drive (Plasma Drive): Reliable Construction: If this Component becomes damaged, depressurized, or suffers a Critical Hit (including a 4 or 6 result on the chart), roll 1d10. On a 4 or higher, the effect is ignored.
Miloslav H-616.b (Warp Drive): Haste of the Damned: reduce the duration of all warp passages by half. However, roll on the Warp Travel Encounters table (page 186 of Rogue Trader) every three days rather than every five days.
Warpsbane Hull (Geller Field): Shield of Faith: Any Navigation Tests to pilot the ship through the warp gain a +10 bonus. When rolling on Table 7-4: Warp Travel Encounters (see page 186), the GM rolls twice and allows the Navigator to chose which result is applied.
Emergency Field (Geller Field): If the ship unexpectedly enters the warp, roll 1d10, on a 3 of higher, the Geller Field activates automatically, protecting the ship from any warp intrusion that may have taken place.
Flight Command Bridge (Bridge): Flight Command: as long as the bridge remains undamaged, all Command Tests dealing with attack craft gain +5, and tests to ready new squadrons are automatically passed.
Flight Command Bridge (Bridge): Flight Control: All Trade objectives involving ground to orbit or small craft operations gain +25 Achievement Points
Clemency-pattern Life Sustainer (Life-Sustainer): Lifeline: Increase Morale permanently by +1. This starship reduces Crew Population and Morale losses due to Depressurization by 4, to a minimum of 0

Librarium Vault: Accumulated Data: Any Investigation Skill Tests made aboard this ship gains +10
Runecaster: Eye of the Warp: Navigators using this Component to pilot a ship through the empyrean gain a +20 bonus to all Navigation Tests. Additionally, any journeys made using this Component take half their normal time.
Runecaster: Fuelled by Fate: This Component never becomes unpowered for any reason.
Manufactorum: Manufacturing: if attempting extended repairs, each Manufactorum ads a +10 bonus to the weekly Tech-Use Test. If paying for repairs, each Manufactorum adds a +10 bonus to the Acquisition Test to restore Hull Integrity
Manufactorum: Additional Templates: Manufactgorums are equipped with a variety of templates for construction, so each Manufactorum adds an additional 10 Achievement Points for any Trade objectives. In addition, the Manufactgorums may be able to manufacture small numbers of personal items. The GM is final arbiter of what can and cannot be manufactured, but generally it should not be more than a few dozen of a Common item.
Medicae Deck: Diagnostics and Treatment: The Medicae Deck adds a +20 bonus to all Medicae Skill Tests performed within this Component. The number of patients that may be treated without penalty is increased to three times the character's Intelligence Bonus.
Pilot Chambers: Combat Ready: Pilot Chambers grant a +2 bonus to the Attack Craft Rating of all squadrons aboard a starship.
Small Craft Repair Dick: Spare Parts: After any starship combat in which fighters, assault boards, or bombers are lost, a character may immediately make a Difficult (-10) Tech Use Test. For every degree of success on the test, two of these craft are recovered.
Auto Temple: Tend the Flock: The constant support of the Temple's Priests increases Morale by 2.
Auto Temple: Convert the Heretic: When working towards a Creed objective, the players earn an additional 150 Achievement Points towards completeing that objective.

Lathe-pattern Landing Bay: Energy Field: The security hatches on this bay must be open during the Strategic Turn when small craft are landing or taking off. If this component ever loses power when the hatches are open, this Component becomes Depressurised.