Cruiser class ship

These ships are designed to be self sufficient, and have more general roles. Unlike Line ships who require each other to be an efficient war fleet, Cruisers can be independently manned and can go on prolonged missions without requiring much, if any, support crafts.
== Barracks Ship ==
Main Article: Barracks Ship
A ship or non-self-propelled barge containing a superstructure of a type suitable for use as a temporary barracks for sailors or other military personnel. These ships are destined to ferry large numbers of troops over long distances, such as far away campaigns.
== Dreadnought ==
Main Article: Dreadnought
Massive naval units with great firepower, commonly used as flagships for smaller fleets. They excel in naval combat and in bombarding targets on shore. The Dalmer rely upon its great Dreadnoughts, and their ability to operate independently for extended periods of time to control the seas. These hulking behemoths possess armor far greater than that of any other Cruiser class warships. The combination of substantial weaponry and incredible armor that they brandish more than outweigh their somewhat slow speeds in waterborne combat.
== Galleon ==
Main Article: Galleon
These gargantuan ships of war are the main armament in the armada of the Dalmer navy alongside the Galleon. Heavily armed and armored, the Galleon are veritable floating fortresses that constitute the greatest implement of defensive destruction within the Dalmer naval forces. While not as destructive as the Dreadnought or the Wardalmer warships, these ruinous craft have quickly come to be feared across the seas for the unrelenting onslaught they render against their enemies. 
The main use of galleons are to defend transports and merchant ships. Giving them the nickname of guard dogs of the sea, profiting of their decent weapon to armor ration. 
== Wardalmer ==
Main Article: Wardalmer
Wardalmers rule the seas, raining flaming death on anything foolish enough to combat them. The earliest of the prodigy engineers developed the powerful boilers that allowed the Dalmer to take its ironclad wardalmers to sea. The oceangoing wardalmers, are so large or so difficult to construct that few arsenals could complete the task on their own. While untrained workers can assist by moving raw materials and handling simple tasks, multiple, skilled workers must combine their efforts to guide the project to timely completion.
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