Battleship class ships

The jack of all trades of the Navy, battleships are more heavily armored and armed than Escorts, at the cost of speed and maneuverability. But they still retain a measure of speed and power, making them excellent at more diverse roles in and out of combat
== Battle barge ==
Main article: Battle Barge
Primarily configured for the close support of coastal assaults and surface landings and carries numerous bombardment cannons. A large amount of the ship's hull space is dedicated to launch bays for intra-system craft like Tanks and Deployment crafts and up to three soldier companies are capable of deploying simultaneously. 
A Battle Barge is extremely heavily armored and possesses heavily reinforced Energy Shields so that it can breach defenses without harm coming to its precious inhabitants and their lethal cargoes. The Battle Barge is a literal armored transport in any situation in which an opponent seeks to board one with hostile intent.
== Corvette ==
Main article: Corvette
Coastal gunboats generally characterized by small size, low standing, and the mounting of large guns.
They are designed as a coastal defence weapon, a role they found their greatest utility in offensive coastal bombardment.
== Fire Ship ==
Main article: Fire Ship
Used for combat in archipelagos and in areas where water levels are low and terrain is difficult. Fire ships use heat generators in contact with the water that once turned on, boil the water and everything nearby, making underwater vegetation easier to clear, and passage easier. This makes fire ship roles more akin to escort class warships, but the weight of the heat generators usually cause the lighter warships to tip over or sink.
== Stealth ship ==
Main article: Stealth Ship
A stealth ship is a ship which employs stealth technology construction techniques in an effort to ensure that it is harder to detect by one or more of radar, visual, sonar, and infrared methods. These ships usually operate for spy missions and reconnaissance tours.
== Ironclad ==
Main article: Ironclad
The embodiment of what a battleship should be, the ironclad is the basic chassis of a ship that can be endlessly modified and customized with newer and newer technology to fit the needs of the moment.
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