What to know
The L-22 Alpha Wolf is a small light Fighter manufactured by Kruger Intergalactic. On the L-22 Alpha Wolf, fast handling and pilot-controlled weapons make the ship effective against small, agile targets, while limited protection rewards awareness and precise flying.
L-22 Alpha Wolf specifications
The airframe and weapons behind the L-22 Alpha Wolf
The L-22 Alpha Wolf puts the twin Size 4 repeaters and the guided weapons in a fast fighter made to engage other agile craft. Its light protection rewards short attacks and constant awareness. Dedicated racks secure one Size 2 weapon or tool and two Size 1 sidearms, medguns, or utility tools behind the cockpit. The lightweight chassis gives the fighter the speed and agility to reposition quickly during combat.
Movement and protection in combat
The L-22 Alpha Wolf gives one pilot the agility and direct weapon control needed to fight light and medium fighters.
Development note: The L-22 Alpha Wolf is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 4.4.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Weapons and protection on the L-22 Alpha Wolf
The L-22 Alpha Wolf puts the twin Size 4 repeaters and the wing missiles in a light, responsive frame. The pilot relies on speed and quick direction changes because the ship is not built to absorb sustained fire.
Dedicated racks secure one Size 2 weapon or tool and two Size 1 sidearms, medguns, or utility tools behind the cockpit.
The Alpha Wolf keeps the Wolf family's light, responsive chassis while replacing ballistic emphasis with a high-output energy weapon package.
Two missile racks carry six Size 2 missiles, adding guided firepower to the Alpha Wolf's twin energy repeaters.
The cockpit puts flight, targeting, weapons, and damage information in front of the pilot.
Heavy sensor, shield, and weapon use can strain the power system, so the crew must watch heat and output.
L-22 Alpha Wolf combat systems
Two retractable Size 4 laser repeaters and the missile load give the Alpha Wolf a high-output energy loadout under one pilot's control.
Twin Size 4 repeaters and six Size 2 missiles
The pilot uses the twin Size 4 repeaters and six Size 2 missiles against targets the L-22 Alpha Wolf can outmaneuver.
Quick control response lets the pilot place the twin Size 4 repeaters and six Size 2 missiles without holding the L-22 Alpha Wolf on one predictable path.
The L-22 Alpha Wolf can lose its advantage quickly if the pilot misses damage, low ammunition, or a second attacker.
Light Fighter in action
Flying the L-22 Alpha Wolf well means choosing targets that suit its handling, protection, and the twin Size 4 repeaters and the wing missiles.
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Track the target from the L-22 Alpha Wolf's cockpit
Aboard the L-22 Alpha Wolf, a light fighter should challenge targets it can outfly instead of absorbing the return fire of a heavier ship.
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Use L-22 Alpha Wolf's speed and agility
The L-22 Alpha Wolf's pilot uses quick control response to create a brief shot without settling into the opponent's fire.
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Attack the confirmed target
The L-22 Alpha Wolf's movement and weapon range decide how long the twin Size 4 repeaters and the missile load can stay on target.
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Decide whether the L-22 Alpha Wolf still suits the fight
A quick check of shields, weapons, and nearby threats tells the pilot whether the L-22 Alpha Wolf should continue.
L-22 Alpha Wolf's combat hardware
The L-22 Alpha Wolf combines its twin Size 4 repeaters and the missile load with the handling, protection, and targeting systems needed for its combat role.
Two concealed gimbal-mounted Size 4 laser repeaters provide the M80's sustained direct fire.
A 0.45-SCU compartment aboard the L-22 Alpha Wolf keeps personal gear separate from the cockpit controls.
For the L-22 Alpha Wolf, responsive handling helps the pilot keep the guns and missiles on target through tight turns.
Inside the L-22 Alpha Wolf, sensors and weapon controls help the pilot identify a suitable target and keep the guns and missiles aimed at it.
Pilot and weapons
The pilot handles the L-22 Alpha Wolf's flight, the twin Size 4 repeaters and the guided weapons, shields, and threat awareness from one cockpit. The L-22 Alpha Wolf's speed creates opportunities, but the pilot still needs a clear plan before target.
Keep the L-22 Alpha Wolf responsive and hard to pin down
The L-22 Alpha Wolf uses rapid movement against other small craft, while limited protection makes target awareness and disciplined attacks essential.
The L-22 Alpha Wolf is strongest when its pilot can stay mobile, keep the twin Size 4 repeaters and the wing missiles working, and avoid being held under heavier return fire.
The L-22 Alpha Wolf's pilot controls the twin Size 4 repeaters and the missile load while watching shields, ammunition, and threats outside the gunsight.
The pilot watches the L-22 Alpha Wolf's shields and weapon state while keeping enough attention for a new threat.
See the L-22 Alpha Wolf in action
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