The luxury liner designation applied to civilian starships over 100 meters long that could carry more than 250 passengers.

The designation included purpose-designed passenger ships, notably the various types denoted by the M-class designation, but it was also included ships using converted freighter hulls.

Luxury liners were regarded as a subtype of the even broader passenger liner classification. They often carried less people than the smaller SSP type, offering spacious cabins and impressive recreational areas on longer voyages. However, some luxury liners, like the famous Kuari Princess, were quite sizeable vessels with accommodation and facilities for thousands of people.

For self-defense, they were typically armed with blasters and deflector shields, not military-grade, but sufficient to deter all but the most determined pirates and slavers.

Contents 1 Behind the scenes 2 See also 3 Appearances 4 Sources

Behind the scenesEdit

The 100-meter minimum size for luxury liners is also the minimum size for all capital ships.

See alsoEdit

• C-3 passenger liner

AppearancesEdit

• Knight Errant (Mentioned only)
• "Outward Bound" (Mentioned only)
• "Force Convention"
• "In the Name of the Maker"
•  Riders of the Maelstrom
•  The Politics of Contraband
•  "Running the Sisar"—Secrets of the Sisar Run
• Planet of Twilight (Mentioned only)
• Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, First Edition (First appearance)
• Star Wars Sourcebook
• Star Wars Gamemaster Screen, Revised
• Star Wars: Rebellion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide