RHOD-66 Battlemaster

The Pax-Viribus Theocracy are masters of shipbuilding, and the RHOD(Rear Headquarters Offensive & Defensive)-66 Battlemaster is no exception. More like a small floating island than a battleship, a crew of over 10,000 maintains all of the ship's functions and processes. The hull is constructed from a phalanx of thick Dynasteel Plating, protected by a Sodius-Electron Active Protection System. The largest weapon systems are located on the ship's bow: four massive Magnus Cannons as well as a suite of Honor-32 Missile Racks (also known as Dawn's Doorstep) can eliminate all but the hardest of targets the IC has to offer. 
While extremely slow at a max speed of 3 km/h, Once a Battlemaster has advanced to a position, there is little that can be done to take it back. In fact they are virtually unsinkable, as each ship contains massive extendable pillar-like anchors that drop and slam into the sea floor so as to create a rock solid platform with which to conduct sea operations from. Only one Battlemaster has ever been recorded as destroyed, during the 2nd Battle of Saltstraumen. 
As one can imagine, these mammoth vessels are extremely costly in time and resources to manufacture and deploy. Each vessel take about 12 years to become fully operational, and losing one is a devastating blow to the PVT's navy. For this reason they very rarely engage in any sort of direct combat, and are generally used in support or logistical operations. Groups of small units such as the Jakkal-7 or the QRLA-RooiKat aircraft will use the Battlemaster as a base of operations when conducting sorties in the South Harbinger Sea and the Gulf Of Kemet.