Alpha-series Maneuvers

Beta-series Maneuvers

Beta: The ship climbs slightly, then dives down.
Beta 1-4-0: A quick complex maneuver involving several rapid turns.
Beta-2: The ship climbs slightly, then jinks hard to port or starboard.
Beta-3: The ship climbs slightly, then jinks slightly to port or starboard and lunges forward.
Beta-4: The ship climbs steeply, then jinks to port or starboard and climbs slightly.
Beta 9-3: A short, rapid dive followed by a quick series of jinks and turns designed to throw off the aim of any opponent.

Delta: As it flies along a relatively straight vector, the ship jinks slightly from one side to the other.
Delta-2: The ship does a barrel rollto go from being in front of its pursuer to above and behind it.
Delta-3: The ship jinks hard to port or starboard and then drops back.
Delta-4: The ship jinks hard to port or starboard and then slides downward in a shallow dive.
Delta-5: The ship jinks hard to port or starboard and then climbs in a shallow, climbs in a shallow, curving arc.

Gamma: The ship veers to port or starboard in a broad arc, then suddenly jinks in the opposite direction.
Gamma-2: The ship jinks downward in a slight dive to port or starboard, then climbs steeply.
Gamma-3: The ship jinks upward in a slight climb to port or starboard, then dives steeply.
Gamma-4: The ship turns up its side, then falls away in a steep drop to port or starboard.
Gamma-5: The ship dives steeply, turning on its side towards the bottom of the dive and then climbing steeply and levelling out at the end of the climb.

Omega: The ship engages in a complex, stomach-turning series of rapid turns which makes it difficult to track of follow.
Omega-1: The ship jinks to the right, upward, and to the right again.
Omega-2: The ship dives or climbs to port or starboard, executing a long S-turn as it does so.
Omega-3: The ship climbs in an arc, but before reaching the expected top of the arc, it darts quickly forward.
Omega-4: The ship peels off to port or starboard, then executes a turn designed to bring him underneath an enemy ship (perhaps one that was pursuing).
Omega-5: The ship arcs upward to port, then peels down swiftly to the side from the apex of the turn.

Theta: The ship jinks to the side and dives slightly, back to the other side and dives steeply, then climbs about one ship length.
Theta-1: The ship arcs to port around its opponent, then peels downward and to starboard.
Theta-2: The ship peels off to the side, climbing as it does so, then dives straight down.
Theta-3: The ship jinks to starboard, then jinks to port and dives slightly, then jinks back to starboard in a steep dive.

Kavis Teke Elusive: Developed thousands of years ago by the Menthars during their war with the Promellians, the Kavis Teke Elusive Maneuver involves a quick, slightly climbing jink to starboard. Then, equally as quickly, the pilot executes an arcing climb to port and slightly back, which not only helps him avoid enemy fire, but in a pursuit situation can put him above and behind his pursuer.
Kumeh Maneuver: The ship maneuvers behind a planet or other form of physical cover in a manner designed to maximize the available protection.