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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Sci Fi plot calls for a vehicle that can land on an alien planet and be somewhat Badass. A Space Plane would be cool, but you'd need a runway. So instead, you have a Drop Ship shaped roughly like a sphere that consists of a vertically mounted rocket engine surrounded by landing struts, fuel, cargo, a control room, and usually a ramp to offload personnel and cargo. The type of engine is unimportant. It can be an actual rocket or a Handwaved "antigravity generator" or "reactionless thruster". |
