Tzarevitch
Mongoose
Don't get me wrong, I don't think there is anything wrong with the way e-mines have been implemented in 2e. I just think that on the G'Quan they should not be that big a portion of its damage as compared to its lasers. The ship is seen causing its damage in almost every case with its mighty heavy lasers. If the e-mines were all that big a portion of the G'Quan's damage you'd think it would be using them more often in the show. The lasers are clearly the G'Quan's main weapon not the e-mines.
The G'quan should be doing more damage with its lasers. The argument that it has a lot of secondaries doesn't make sense. You rarely if ever see a G'Quan using it secondaries in the show either. It uses its LASERS. Also a ship with speed 6 and range 8 on its secondaries has little hope of ever getting them in range. Reduce the dice on the secondaries or the E-Mines and increase the laser by 1-2d. That would make the ship worthy of the role it plays in the show.
Other than that, I think the Narn are quite good. It is just galling that their iconic ship is rather weak for no particularly good reason.
Tzarevitch
The G'quan should be doing more damage with its lasers. The argument that it has a lot of secondaries doesn't make sense. You rarely if ever see a G'Quan using it secondaries in the show either. It uses its LASERS. Also a ship with speed 6 and range 8 on its secondaries has little hope of ever getting them in range. Reduce the dice on the secondaries or the E-Mines and increase the laser by 1-2d. That would make the ship worthy of the role it plays in the show.
Other than that, I think the Narn are quite good. It is just galling that their iconic ship is rather weak for no particularly good reason.
Tzarevitch