Fury-class starfighter
Production information
Manufacturer	SoroSuub Corporation[1]
Model	Fury-class Sith starfighter[1]
Class	Starfighter[1]
Cost	Not available for sale[1]
Technical specifications
Length	19 meters
Maximum speed (atmosphere)	1,320 km/h[1]
Engine unit(s)	3 units[1]
Hyperdrive system	Class 0.75[1]
Navigation system	Navicomputer[1]
Armament	Heavy laser cannons (2)[1]
Crew	Pilot (1)[1] Astromech droid[2]
Cargo capacity	150 kg[1]
Consumables	2 months[1]
Usage
Availability	Military[1]
Role(s)	Starfighter[1]
Era(s)	Legacy era[1]
Affiliation	One Sith[1]

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The Fury-class starfighter, also known as Sith Fury, was a starfighter first used by the Sith of Darth Krayt's order around 130 ABY. Its design was based on the Old Republic Cutlass-9 patrol fighter.^[1]

CharacteristicsEdit

These fighters appeared similar to the Predator-class fighters used by pilots of the Fel Empire, with two wings curving out from the main hull. These vessels were powered by three ion drives, the largest of which was located under the hull. They were armed with dual laser cannons, fitted underneath the fighter's nose on both sides.^[3] The cockpit was more spacious than most starfighters, which made the fighter comfortable for long journeys.^[1]

The fighter also made use of an astromech droid.^[2]

HistoryEdit

Fury-class fighters were produced in Sith metalworks and first deployed in combat towards the end of the Sith–Imperial War.^[4]

In 137 ABY, Darth Talon used one of these starfighters to journey from Coruscant to Socorro on her mission to capture Princess Marasiah Fel.^[5] Darth Nihl and his ground forces later used Sith fighters to pursue two Predator fighters, one of which was thought to carry former Emperor Roan Fel. The enemy fighters were shot down, and Nihl's forces joined Talon groundside to confront Marasiah and her protectors.^[3] The Sith Lords Darth Kruhl and Darth Wyyrlok also used a Fury-class fighter when on a mission.^[6][7]

A number of Sith Fury pilots were stationed on the War Hammer for Operation: Thunderstroke where they went into competition with members of the Imperial Skull Squadron.

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: Legacy 2: Broken, Part 2 (First appearance)
• Star Wars: Legacy 6: Broken, Part 5
• Star Wars: Legacy 7: Broken, Part 6
• Star Wars: Legacy 13: Ready to Die
• Star Wars: Legacy 16: Claws of the Dragon, Part 3

• Star Wars: Legacy 22: The Wrath of the Dragon
• Star Wars: Legacy 27: Into the Core
• Star Wars: Legacy 44: Monster, Part 2
• Star Wars: Legacy 48: Extremes, Part 1

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars: Legacy 0 (First mentioned)
• Star Wars: Legacy 0½
• Legacy Era Campaign Guide

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