Project: ACHLYS

[Vendetta]

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ACHLYS Specifications

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[ALERT] Project file incomplete. Updates pending.

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Class: “Arbiter” Electronic Warfare Battleship
Design Intent: Mobile Command Center, Electronic Warfare, multi-role
Construction Date: Undetermined period between 821-825
Sensor system: ACRX-600 Tactical Sensor Array
Propulsion: Liberty-based Fusion drive (XV-800+)
Hull Composition: Reinforced ablative armor plating. Standard compliment of Reactive Armor.
Length: 1,208 Meters
Height: 145 Meters
Width: 200 Meters
Average Crew Count: 720
Current Crew Count: 321 (30% of the active crew consists of drones or other automated units)
Current Commanding Officer: Keeper Leviathan
Current Executive Officer: ZCIU-23195-P
Acting Chief Engineer: Edward Daniels

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Current active and installed modifiers/armaments/equipment:

• - RBT-74h “Sledge” Cannons
  
• - MB10a 240mm HEAP Kinetic Cannons
  
• - A-HPC-400 Auxesian "Mangonel" Primary Batteries
  
• - A-AADT-60 Auxesian "Spiculum" Secondary Batteries
  
• - Adv. Electromagnetic Pulse dispersion cannon/Anti-Missile system
  
• - Prototype Refraction/Reactive Armor Plating (Non-factor to power consumption. Intended solution to structural integrity problems)
  
• - Type-3 EM-Wave Disruptor Device (Cloak Disruptor)
  
• - Mark IV Multi-Vessel Hyperspace Drive
  
• - Standard Issue Hyperspace Matrix

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Comments:

My familiarity with this vessel predates The Covenant’s existence by several years. Being stationed on one many years ago, I’ve seen this design evolve. While I can’t say it has been for the better, the Arbiter has proven itself in several theaters ranging from open conflict with the Liberty Navy and occasional skirmish with the Gallics, to backwater brawls with many of the local degenerate elements we’ve come to know and love. The sheer size of the vessel makes it a significant asset to field, along with making it quite easy to locate without the appropriate concealment technologies that we’ve become so used to seeing on a daily basis.

As was its intention, the Arbiter rivals and in some cases surpasses its origin ship and its main Libertonian rival, owed largely to its modular design which allows for versatility. It’s why it makes an ideal test ship for warfare. However it falls short in many categories. As this project continues to progress, we’ll resolve those shortcomings one way or another.

- From the desk of Keeper Leviathan.

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