Curated Trampler builds
Every module below is a real buildable compartment. Hard compartment caps (one reactor, one steering console, one captain station, up to three crew) are in the build rules. Browse all module blueprints before you commit to a layout.
Duo gunboat starter
Great Chassis · S&H Atm.Fs 79H-L Great Chassis
A two-player starter on a Great Chassis — a Framed Motor-Reactor, one crew cabin alongside the captain station, and a Universal Casemate turret deck. Captain drives while crew mans the gun.
- NZ AzE81L Motor-Reactor, Framed Rounded
- S&H M78r Flybridge
- S.Trs Captain's Cabin
- S.Trs MB75 Crew Cabin, Single
- S&H Deck, Standard
- SGOW Universal casemate
- Crew cabins are capped at three per Trampler — a duo only needs the one alongside the captain station.
- Face the turret deck toward your expected approach angle before you commit to a layout.
- Great Chassis tiers have enough grid room for a second crew cabin later if you move up to a trio.
Solo budget scout
Small Chassis · KF-Q "Well" Small Chassis
A minimal solo rig on the smallest Chassis tier — one Covered Motor-Reactor, a Flybridge for steering, a Captain's Cabin and a single small cargo compartment.
- NZ AzE80 Motor-Reactor, Covered
- S&H M78k Flybridge
- S&H Captain's Cabin
- S&H Deck, Standard
- S&H Cargo Compartment, Small
- One reactor, one steering module and one captain station is all the build rules require — everything past that is optional weight.
- Solo runs skip crew cabins entirely; the captain station is enough to pilot and respawn from.
- A single small cargo compartment is enough to carry extraction loot without padding out the grid.
Solo compact runner
Middling Chassis · KF-L "Hole" Middling Chassis
The same lean solo loadout stepped up to a Middling Chassis for a bigger build grid, finished with a no-railing deck tile to keep the silhouette tight.
- NZ AzE80 Motor-Reactor, Covered
- S&H M78k Flybridge
- S&H Captain's Cabin
- S&H Deck, Standard (no railings)
- S&H Cargo Compartment, Small
- No-railing deck tiles keep the profile narrow — useful for squeezing through tight boarding angles.
- The extra grid room on a Middling Chassis over a Small Chassis leaves headroom to add a crew cabin later without a full rebuild.
- Keep cargo to one compartment on a hit-and-run layout; more bays add weight without adding survivability.