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- Intent: To create a siege battlecruiser for the modernization of the Confederate Defense Force.
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- Canon Link: N/A
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- Primary Source:
- Manufacturer: Roble Manufacturing
- Affiliation: Confederacy of Independent Systems
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: Thoros II-class Siege Battlecruiser
- Production: Semi-Unique
- Material:
- Impervium Hull Coating
- Multiple-Layer Hull Plating
- Duranium [Tier 1]
- Durasteel-421A Alloy [Tier 2]
- Durasteel-421S Alloy [Tier 3]
- Anti-Sensor Bandorium Coating
- Liquid-Aenite Hull Coating
- Plexalloy Viewports
- Agrinium-based Radiation Insulation
- Classification: Siege Battlecruiser
- Length: 4,206 meters
- Width: 485 meters
- Height: 492 meters
- Armament: Extreme
- x4 RMAD-M12 Bralsignr Dual Orbital Autocannons
- x118 RMMD-M5 Mass Driver Cannons
- RMAP-BC22 Armor-Piercing Shells [1200mm]
- RMHE-BC21 High-Explosive Shells [1200mm]
- x42 RMAC-M4 Quad-Turbolaser Cannons
- x84 RMAC-M10 Heavy Ion Cannons
- x82 RMAC-M1 Heavy Turbolaser Cannons
- x64 RMAC-M3 Light Turbolaser Cannons
- x62 LS1 Hailfire Missile Launchers
- Defenses: Extreme
- x82 RMAF-M2 Point-Defense Cannons
- x44 RMAF-M9 Accelerated Flak Cannons
- x24 LS2 Valentine Point-Defense Octets
- x36 LS3 Armato Ventral Missile Cannons
- MRS-01 Eir Defense System
- MXC-T21 Alviss Electronic Countermeasures Package
- MXC-T22 Oberyn Stealth Shroud
- RAAM-M3 Tactical Ordnance Jammer
- AR-0B Damage Reduction Component
- Hangar Space: Low | 16
- Hangar Allocations:
- Starfighters:
- Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droids, Mk III | 6 Squadrons
- Colla-class Droid Tri-Fighter | 3 Squadrons
- Support Craft: N/A
- Starfighters:
- Maneuverability Rating: Low
- Speed Rating: Low
- Hyperdrive: Equipped
- Hyperdrive Class:
- Primary: 1.0
- Backup: 3.0
- Power Generation
- Power Management
- Internal Management
- Navigation
- Hyperspace Technology
- Propulsion Systems
- Gravitational Systems
- Interface Systems
- Communications
- Sensor Systems
- Emergency Systems
- Navigational Assistance
- Internal Management
- Sensors and Communications
- Siegelayer: The Thoros II is designed around long-range warfare. Although it is slow and unwieldy, it excels at delivering large amounts of damage from long ranges
- High Defenses: The siege battlecruiser benefits from extremely competent point-defense, shield systems, and other defensive systems that make it a tough nut to crack.
- Slow and Unwieldy: The Thoros II has poor acceleration and maneuvering capabilities, which also makes a descent into an atmosphere extremely difficult if not outright impossible.
- Fighter Complement: The siege battlecruiser has a smaller-than-normal fighter complement that can be disadvantageous or make the battlecruiser vulnerable in certain situations.
We will rain fire from the sky. Because we are the Gods of War.
The Thoros II-class Siege Battlecruiser is not just a top-of-the-line ship made by the ever-consistent Roble Manufacturing; it's the fulfillment of a promise. A promise made to the galaxy for a better, more secure, and prosperous future, one that is achieved through strength and determination. Named after an ancient god of war, the Thoros II is the second iteration of its kind, it's the predecessor of the same name enjoying a limited run before it was decommissioned in favor of its newer, much more capable successor.
As its name would suggest, the Thoros II is designed around long-range warfare; whether that be sitting back in the field of naval engagement and striking at opponents from afar, or orbitally bombarding planetary targets. This is achieved primarily through three weapon systems: the powerful RMAD-M12 Bralsingr dual-orbital autocannons, the reliable RMMD-M5 Mass Driver Cannons, and the explosive M19 Firefly Assault Concussion Missiles. Pair this with the Thoros II's extremely potent defensive systems, both point-defense and shield systems,, and you have an unstoppable beast of a battlecruiser.
However, the Thoros II is not without its weaknesses. Particularly, it has poor acceleration and maneuvering which makes normally simple things such as an atmospheric descent nigh impossible -- and its large mass doesn't help it in this regard either. It also has a smaller-than-average fighter complement, which can leave the Thoros II vulnerable in certain situations and is all around disadvantageous for the battlecruiser.
Altogether though, the Thoros II is a ship made for brutal, unyielding war, and there is no doubt that it will not fulfill this mandate in every regard.
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