Attributes:

Strength – Affects physical power and might be useful for certain tasks or combat.
Agility – Improves speed, reflexes, and dexterity, likely beneficial in combat.
Wisdom – Impacts knowledge, insight, and intuition, could be helpful for problem-solving, understanding complex systems, or making strategic decisions.

Skills

Leadership – Influences the player’s ability to inspire and motivate others, probably important when interacting with crew or forming alliances.
Piloting – Enhances piloting skills, including maneuverability, evasion, and combat effectiveness.
Science – Boosts scientific knowledge, likely used to analyze data, understand technology, or develop new inventions.
Engineering – Improves engineering skills, perhaps for repairing, modifying, or building ships.
Diplomacy – Affects negotiation, persuasion, and social interactions, useful for building alliances, resolving conflicts, and influencing others.
Deception – Improves the player’s ability to lie, cheat, or manipulate; potentially valuable for espionage or shady dealings.
Medicine – Enhances healing abilities, making the player more effective at treating injuries or diseases.
Firearms – Improves accuracy and effectiveness with ranged weapons like lasers and auto-cannons.
Melee – Enhances the player’s ability to fight hand-to-hand, useful for close-quarters combat.

Ship Name – Name your ship and customize it anyway you would like.
Hull – Represents the ship’s health. If it reaches 0, the ship is destroyed.
Main Power Core – Determines how powerful the power core on your ship is, which affects excess power and core health.
Shield Capacity – Absorb damage before affecting the hull. Shields can be recharged.
Shield Generator – Determines how quickly your shields regenerate in combat.
Engines – Affect the ship’s evasion and maneuverability during combat.
Weapons – Determine the ship’s attack power and options for engaging enemies.
Missile Launcher Capacity – Indicates how many missiles the ship can carry and use in combat without having to reload.
Sensors – Improves accuracy and detection of enemy ships.
Cargo Capacity – Determines how much cargo the ship can hold.
Excess Power – Represents any unused power that can be redirected to other systems.

Pilot Skill: A higher piloting skill allows for more precise and unpredictable maneuvers, making the ship harder to hit.
Engine Power: Stronger engines enable quicker acceleration and sharper turns, improving the ship’s ability to evade incoming fire.

Skilled Pilots: Can effectively pilot even ships with weaker engines, relying on their expertise.
Powerful Engines: Allow for more aggressive evasive maneuvers, even with less skilled pilots.

Players can choose to specialize in either piloting skills or engine upgrades, creating distinct ship builds with different strengths and weaknesses.

Players need to consider both their own ship’s capabilities and those of their opponents when planning attack and evasion tactics