Hello there, I am making a swashbuckling adventurer character, and I would like him to own his own ship. He would be Baron of the Nevar Belt, a valuable asteroid field (containing considerable mineral wealth at one stage but few permanent residents) outside of Deralian Space. The Asteroid Belt would be governed by the historical owner of the belt, the Park Family. The Park family would have subsidized the mining expedition and on discovery would have claimed it, in return the King at the time (around 900 years ago) granted the family the titles Baron Nevar. The asteroids themselves are largely mined out today, their precious aurodium having been largely mined out over the previous centuries, the Parks however would now have considerable wealth accumulated from this and have invested in land on Deralia also. On the asteroid belt there would still remain one aurodium mine employing around twenty workers and many droids, also located close to the belt is "Park Hall" a space station, a mansion owned by the Park family, now little used as they had gravitated to the System's Social Center at Deralia.
So I would like to request
1 Mostly mined out asteroid field, containing one small mine still operating.
1 Park Hall, this would further be armed with 5 Concealed Twin-Turbolaser Turrets and 5 Quadlaser Turrets so that it could be defended.
1 FarStar-class Corvette, used by the current Baron, Anthony Park in his famous swashbuckling adventures across the Outer Rim. Officially this vessel is a ship of the "Nevar Belt Navy", which was formed recently to allow the Baron to sidestep Imperial Shipping regulations on private ownership of Capital Vessels.
1 Prototype R 22 Spearhead Fighter, having been rebuilt up from the ground by the Baron, it has some of the most sophisticated technology available fitted to its frame, featuring two missile launchers (bringing it in line with the later A-Wing weapons wise), a superior targeting system and ships computer, also faster than standard engines. The cumulative effect is to make it a fighter ahead of its time by more than 10 years compared to most craft around (making this ship essentially an A-Wing in its effect, if not in name).
