Butterfly Class Light Cruiser
Algernon Class Medium Cruiser
Grand Algernon Class Heavy Cruiser
Butterfly Class
Light Cruiser
Max. Crew: 200
Min. Crew: 20
Length: 450 Meters
Weapons: Two Medium Pulse Cannons And One Pulse
Incinerator Beam.
Shields: Energy Shields 32 000
Fighters: None.
Cargo space: 100 m³
Capable of landing to planet: No.
Capable of atmospheric flight: Yes.
Info: A design almost as old as the Ant
class destroyer. Was used to support the Algernons against torpedo fire,
it saw its greatest use in the Lightness war.
Butterfly has a fusion reactor to power the engines, which uses warp drive.
It has some spaces for the troopers, too. It can fly in atmosphere with use
of its “Wings”.
Algernon
Class Medium Cruiser
Max. Crew: 350
Min. Crew: 150
Length: 606 Meters.
Weapons: Two Meson Guns, Four Light Plasma Point-Defense
Cannons, Two Particle Beams, One Missile Launcher and Two MkVI Pulse Cannons.
Shields: Energy Shields 38 000
Fighters: 32 Fighters.
Cargo space: 200 m³
Capable of landing to planet: No.
Capable of atmospheric flight: No.
Info: The Algernon class medium cruiser is the
backbone of the Texian space fleets. It has been used for decades, along with
great success. The weaponry isn’t so great, but can stand its ground.
The ship is made of salvaged metals and alloys, making every Algernon unique.
The Algernon has launch bays bays for 32 of the fast and deadly “Shirphi”
class interceptors. The ship runs on 1 fusion reactor which uses the standard
Dragonium fuel.
Grand Algernon
Class Heavy Cruiser
Max. Crew: 500
Min. Crew: 100
Length: 1,5 Km
Weapons: Unknown.
Shields: Energy Shields 60 000
Fighters: 63 Fighters.
Cargo space: 700 m³
Capable of landing to planet: No.
Capable of atmospheric flight: No.
Info: The flagship of the Texians, a big brother
of the smaller Algernons. It is quite old but still is the main ship of the
hive. The weaponry is unknown, but presumed very large. The Texian “Drone
leader” commands the Grand Algernon, along with his advisors. Currently
the Grand Algernon is in dry-dock waiting for it’s next assignment.