Avenger Stalker Guide, Specs & Features
What to know
The Aegis Avenger Stalker is a single-pilot bounty ship that replaces the Titan's cargo hold with eight secure prisoner pods. Avenger speed and fighter handling help it stay with a fleeing target, while the holding module turns a successful pursuit into a protected return to...
Avenger Stalker specifications
A complete live-capture job in one compact ship
The Stalker is built to capture bounty targets and bring them back alive. Its weapons and speed help the pilot control the chase, then the prisoner module carries captured targets safely to the handover point instead of treating the arrest as the end of the contract.
The Avenger for pilots who need a prisoner module
Choosing the Stalker means giving up the Titan's general cargo space for dedicated containment. In return, bounty hunters get a fast, compact ship built to bring a live target back safely.
Development note: The Avenger Stalker is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 2.0.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
The Avenger Stalker's control and interception tools
The Stalker combines eight secure prisoner pods with the Avenger's speed, guns, and missiles, giving one pilot the tools to catch a bounty and bring the prisoner back alive.
Secure holding pods replace the Titan's cargo space, giving a bounty hunter a protected way to carry captured targets back to custody.
The Stalker keeps the Avenger's speed and fighter handling so it can reach a target and stay involved when a capture becomes a chase.
A direct weapon package lets the pilot defend the ship and attack a target without relying on a second crew member.
One pilot handles pursuit, combat, the capture, and the return, making preparation and situational awareness especially important.
A quick launch and direct route to the target suit contracts where delay increases the chance of escape.
Fuel, ammunition, repairs, and a cleared holding module all need attention before the next bounty is accepted.
Eight prisoner pods behind a pursuit fighter
The Stalker replaces the Titan's cargo hold with eight prisoner pods, while retaining the Avenger family's combat package: one Size 4 nose gun, two Size 3 wing guns, and four Size 2 missiles.
Eight prisoner pods backed by three guns and four missiles
Fighter handling and direct pilot control let the Stalker keep a bounty in sight while the capture is being set up.
The Size 4 nose gun, two Size 3 wing guns, and four Size 2 missiles give the pilot options for defence and sustained fire.
The rear prisoner module is the feature that turns a successful pursuit into a complete bounty-delivery job.
Completing a live capture
The Stalker is built around the full bounty-hunting job: reaching the target, ending the chase, securing a prisoner, and bringing that prisoner back alive.
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Find and close on the bounty
Use the Avenger's speed and sensors to reach the target before the pursuit spreads across a larger area.
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End the chase without destroying the target
Use weapons and positioning to remove the target's options while preserving the live-capture objective.
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Move the prisoner into the holding module
Confirm the area is safe, complete the capture, and lock the target into the dedicated transport equipment.
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Return the prisoner to custody
Protect the Stalker and its occupant on the way to the handover point; the contract is not complete at the moment of capture.
The Avenger built for live capture
Eight prisoner pods replace the Titan's cargo hold, while Avenger speed and pilot-controlled weapons support the pursuit and return.
The holding module is designed around bringing a prisoner back alive rather than treating the target as ordinary cargo.
The Stalker can work from smaller landing areas than a large prisoner transport, keeping bounty operations practical around stations and outposts.
The familiar forward cockpit keeps flight and combat information close to the pilot during a pursuit.
This variant gives up the Titan's general cargo role in exchange for equipment built around live capture and prisoner delivery.
One pilot runs the entire capture
The pilot handles the chase, weapons, landing, prisoner security, and the flight back to the handover point.
Flying and fighting as a solo bounty hunter
The Stalker is controlled by one pilot, so the pursuit works best when the target, capture plan, and return route are clear before the fight begins.
Use the Avenger's speed to stay with the bounty without letting the pursuit pull the ship into a worse fight.
Apply only the force needed to stop the target and preserve the live-capture objective.
Confirm the prisoner pod is locked and the route to the handover point is clear before taking off.
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