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Latest revision as of 21:23, 24 August 2026
EDFM // Ships & Equipment / Modules
A lock-on missile hardpoint that tracks its target after launch, at the cost of a longer lock-on time than dumbfire weapons.
Seeker Missile Racks fire guided missiles that lock onto a target before launch and then actively track it, unlike the straight-line missiles fired by an ordinary Missile Rack.
Overview
Because Seeker Missiles actively home in on their target, they are more forgiving to aim than dumbfire weapons, but the lock-on process takes time and the missiles themselves can be defeated by an enemy Point Defence turret or a well-timed Electronic Countermeasure. Like other missile weapons, ammunition is limited rather than capacitor-drawn, so magazine capacity and reload discipline matter more than heat management.
Engineering
| Engineer | Maximum grade |
|---|---|
| Liz Ryder | Grade 5 (conventional blueprints) |
Liz Ryder provides Grade 5 conventional Seeker Missile Rack Engineering as one of her primary explosive-weapon specialties.