Doomship

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! Operator
| Kelim Hierarchy
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! Type
| Superweapon
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! Active
| Unknown-Present
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! Length
| 7 kilometers
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! Weapons
| Wormhole Generator, Anti-Proton Beam, Antimatter Torpedoes, Homing Quantum Missiles, Plasma Beams, Plasma Cannons
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! Defenses
| Heavy hull plating, Shields, Escort ships
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|}"The thing is, everyone thinks the Hierarchy Doomship is some sort of superweapon. It's not. It's just a ship- a ship with so much firepower it can make a planet go poof."
The Doomship is one of the greatest achievements of the Hierarchy. Built by a collaboration of engineers from almost all Hierarchy races, the Doomship is a massive, space station sized ship capable of destroying entire planets. It has extremely heavy shielding, and powerful weapons. However, it is extremely slow due to its size and the fact that engine power on Doomships are often routed to defences and weaponry. It is escorted by various other types of ships because of their low maneuverability and their high value. Doomships are rarely used in battle, instead acting as siege ships and, when the need arises, as wrecking balls for planets.
==History==
The first designs for the Doomship was drawn by the Atlanteans, who shared them with their former allies, the Old Kelim Hierarchy. It was said that the first prototypes of this vessel were failures, and the Atlanteans abandoned the project.
The Hierarchy brought the plans with them during their escape from the Milky Way. It is unknown when exactly the Hierarchy managed to perfect the designs and create Doomships.
The most notable usage of the Doomship was the destruction of Mars (and the destruction of Earth in an alternate timeline in which humans refused to surrender to the Hierarchy).
==Trivia==
*The Doomship is inspired by numerous planet-destroying machines from science fiction, including the planet-killer from Star Trek and the Death Star from Star Wars.