Camellia Swift
Camellia
[member="Ayumi Pallopides"]
The best Starship manufacturer in the Galaxy. That was what Camellia Swift envisioned for Rendili Stardrive, that was what the Rendili woman who sat at the head of one of the founding shipwrights of the galaxy desired for her homeworld's pride and joy to be viewed as. Certainly though it was among the best already, with designs like the Noblesse and Centurion at the top of their works. Not only that, but the Katana and Hammerhead class toward the smaller design field were among the top of their tonnages and were greatly underestimate. Still, the company was behind in the starfighter field and cruisers for certain.
Neglecting them would be a bad idea, but there was the Fire Lotus in production for fighters that would hopefully take off in popularity. It was the cruiser's awkward space that made it difficult to assess. Even the Starhammer class just a toss in. None of Rendili's cruisers were bad, they simply didn't seem to offer exactly what the buyers in the market wanted, which seemed to be the idea of a cruiser on par with destroyers. If that was the case then rather than sink more effort in cruiser research, Rendili should work on better destroyers. They even already had a product in mind.
So taking some time to visit the Voss yards, Camellia invited someone she knew from their often joint work who would love to hear of the new refit she had in mind.
The best Starship manufacturer in the Galaxy. That was what Camellia Swift envisioned for Rendili Stardrive, that was what the Rendili woman who sat at the head of one of the founding shipwrights of the galaxy desired for her homeworld's pride and joy to be viewed as. Certainly though it was among the best already, with designs like the Noblesse and Centurion at the top of their works. Not only that, but the Katana and Hammerhead class toward the smaller design field were among the top of their tonnages and were greatly underestimate. Still, the company was behind in the starfighter field and cruisers for certain.
Neglecting them would be a bad idea, but there was the Fire Lotus in production for fighters that would hopefully take off in popularity. It was the cruiser's awkward space that made it difficult to assess. Even the Starhammer class just a toss in. None of Rendili's cruisers were bad, they simply didn't seem to offer exactly what the buyers in the market wanted, which seemed to be the idea of a cruiser on par with destroyers. If that was the case then rather than sink more effort in cruiser research, Rendili should work on better destroyers. They even already had a product in mind.
So taking some time to visit the Voss yards, Camellia invited someone she knew from their often joint work who would love to hear of the new refit she had in mind.