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|description_cyoe2=Through a breakthrough in EMP or perhaps Ion weapons or maybe you’ve invested the points in finding out the precise places to strike an enemy warship to disable it, whatever the case you may pick one enemy warship to disable instead of destroy in battle, meaning that you may specify to disable instead of destroying ships in your battle strategies. Disabled ships can then be captured after the battle without needing boarding parties, but be warned after 1 turn disabled ships will repair themselves and they may even be able to fight off your troops. | |description_cyoe2=Through a breakthrough in EMP or perhaps Ion weapons or maybe you’ve invested the points in finding out the precise places to strike an enemy warship to disable it, whatever the case you may pick one enemy warship to disable instead of destroy in battle, meaning that you may specify to disable instead of destroying ships in your battle strategies. Disabled ships can then be captured after the battle without needing boarding parties, but be warned after 1 turn disabled ships will repair themselves and they may even be able to fight off your troops. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:54, 13 September 2014
| Disablement Weapons (8000 RP, 6 turns) | |
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| Through a breakthrough in EMP or perhaps Ion weapons or maybe you’ve invested the points in finding out the precise places to strike an enemy warship to disable it, whatever the case you may pick one enemy warship to disable instead of destroy in battle, meaning if you win the battle you may capture one enemy capital ship of any class. | |
| Disablement Weapons (3000 RP, 2 turns) | |
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| Through a breakthrough in EMP or perhaps Ion weapons or maybe you’ve invested the points in finding out the precise places to strike an enemy warship to disable it, whatever the case you may pick one enemy warship to disable instead of destroy in battle, meaning that you may specify to disable instead of destroying ships in your battle strategies. Disabled ships can then be captured after the battle without needing boarding parties, but be warned after 1 turn disabled ships will repair themselves and they may even be able to fight off your troops. | |
| Disablement Weapons (7000 RP, 5 turns) | |
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| Through a breakthrough in EMP or perhaps Ion weapons or maybe you’ve invested the points in finding out the precise places to strike an enemy warship to disable it, whatever the case you may pick one enemy warship to disable instead of destroy in battle, meaning that you may specify to disable instead of destroying ships in your battle strategies. Disabled ships can then be captured after the battle without needing boarding parties, but be warned after 1 turn disabled ships will repair themselves and they may even be able to fight off your troops. | |
