Nice work!

The correct version of the Burh-C

It'd be a standard scenario. The warp points are a way to explain both the ability of ships to travel between systems without a dedicated hyperdrive system, and a way to allow a warp-point assault to be fought. At the time I was influenced by the Starfire novels and wanted to see if I could create a easy-to-slot-into-SNE set of rules to allow warp point assaults to be gamed but to give both sides an opportunity. With a single warp point on the map, a defender would be able to seed the warp point with massive numbers of mines and Proximity-trait weapons that could pound the attacker to scrap--which, while true to the setting history, might be kinda demoralising. The multiples give the defender a choice as to which warp point to seed with mines--and if they guess wrong, oops. Although maybe I should have said each ship would arrive randomly from warp points, instead of deciding with the first ship--but that might have a situation where the anti-fighter escorts come out in the wrong place to protect those valuable fleet carriers or uber-dreadnoughts...