Finality-class Superheavy Battleship

## Description

A lesser dreadnought that sits incredibly low in the water, equipped with a battering ram. The ram is reinforced by particle barriers, capable of shearing through enemy shields as well as hulls. Its main armament consists of several quad-ballistae emplacements, though lesser in size than the Eclipse-class’s main batteries. Similar to the Eclipse, its hull is also dark, though cloaking capabilities remain unknown as of now.

Shortly after the defeat of Nixoth off the coast of northern Exegol, the rest of the nation was retaken by the Sith loyalists, driving the last of Nixoth's sympathizers into scattering or risk being captured and promptly terminated. During the previous Exegoli Emperor's reign, most of the Sith Eternal navy was decommissioned but not destroyed. Instead, these empty warships were stored in the western sector of the shipyards, and were retaken by the Sith cultists soon after the siege of the capital.

While the recovered Xystons formed the backbone of the Eternal fleet's foundations, the first ship class manufactured under the resurrected Emperor's reign was built in a secret Eternal shipyard located in Inshiwizi, Qorit'tsawak Base. The roots of the so-called 'Finality Project' can be traced back to pre-Endor times and meant to be the next step in warship evolution. Forsaking the energy cannon technology utilized by the Death Stars, Xystons, and Eclipse, the new Finality-class had an emphasis on defensive capabilities as well as raw firepower.

Featuring revolutionary Grade 4.5 shields, the Finality-class's defensive capabilities rivaled most Imperial military bases. These powerful shields were also utilized to reinforce an iron battering ram located at the ship's prow, similar to the Eclipse-class.

The most notable weapon in the Finality-class's arsenal, however, is a 'phaseshift generator' that allowed the ship to change the states of matter of overlapping objects within a certain radius. The experiments leading up to this technology were questionable at best and held strictly confidential by Eternal Intelligence and Military Research. The most effective and efficient way to run this technology, a conclusion resulting from countless failed tests, is to 'phase' solid objects moving at high speeds through the effective radius, as well as other large, solid bodies, such as enemy warships.

According to these technologies, the combined power of its shields and the phasing technology would theoretically make the Finality-class impossible to destroy. While Eternal Intelligence strongly believes in this idea, skeptics say that the same was said about the Executor and Death Stars, and to look where those ended up.

The Finality-class also carries a cloaking device, though it has only been deemed effective during nighttime. Due to the ship's density, it sits too low in the water, and disturbances in the ocean can be spotted from as close as several hundred meters to a keen eye. This, however, doesn't stop it from being effective through cloudy and stormy weather, when visibility tends to be worse.

Only one Finality-class battleship’s existence is known as of now, having made an appearance at the historic siege of Coruscant. It appeared to have been acting as a hybrid support and command ship to the Eternal fleet, instead of traditional flagships like the Steadfast, or the Emperor's dreadnought, which had been recently stolen. According to Captain R. Ixeh of the Tinirza, the functioning Finality-class's name is Event Horizon, or simply Horizon for short. While also designated as the first ship of its class, traditional ship naming conventions lead many to believe that more than one of the Finality-class exist, fully armed and operational. These rumors have been confirmed, revealing that three other Finality-class vessels exist, though their operational status remains unknown.

Not much is known about Qorit'tsawak Base, other than the fact that it was established after Operation: Starsplinter's stunning success and that its speeds rival even that of the Shipyard Sector. Some suspect that Qorit'tsawak's construction speed stems from a strange time phenomenon fixated in the depths of Inshiwizi, though the nature of this phenomenon remain unsure at best.

### Ships of the class

There are currently four Finality-class vessels, those being:

* ***BHS Finality* (BB-01)**
* ***BHS Event Horizon* (BB-02)**
* ***BHS Powehi*** **(BB-03)**
* ***BHS Singularity* (BB-04)**