
A tiny, exceptionally agile late-Republic interceptor whose twin-ion-engine and radiator-panel design strongly influenced the later TIE family.
General Information
| Model | Eta-2 Actis-class |
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| Category | Combat Spacecraft |
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| Classification | Interceptor |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 8 BIA |
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| Manufacturers | Kuat Systems Engineering (KSE) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Order (IO) — Primary Imperial Navy (IN) |
Specifications
Personnel
Crew
1 pilot plus 1 astromech
Propulsion
Maximum Atmospheric Speed
1,500 km/h
Additional
Cost
290,000 standard model
Megalight Rating
125 MGLT
External Hyperdrive
Booster ring
External Hyperdrive Rating
Class 1
Special Systems
Astromech socket; targeting computer; navigation computer; communications array
Navy Classification
Interceptor
Primary Role
Light interception / patrol / reconnaissance
Armament
2 ×
Ion Cannon — Secondary ion cannons.
Ion
Description
The Eta-2 Actis is a compact late-Republic light interceptor designed for elite pilots. It sacrifices internal hyperdrive capacity and heavy protection for exceptional agility, acceleration, and responsive controls, using an external hyperspace transport ring for strategic movement. The class remains well suited to interception, reconnaissance, patrol, training, and Imperial Order operations.