Art Sneak Peak
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Those aren't missile cells. Those are the extendable spin habitats, in their closed position. The missiles are housed in the big engineering section aft of the spin habs.
In T20 terms the gray ship (Kennedy-class bloc II fast missile cruiser) is 900 tons, while the big dreadnought in back is 10,000 tons, and one of the largest starships built in the 2320AD universe.
Glad you all like it. We're currently working on 2320AD Lite, which should be availabe as a free product soon (-ish).
Colin Dunn
2320AD Writer and Line Editor
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How about the dreadnought?
The little turrets? Those are normal 2320AD surface mounts, with 2 high-powered lasers apiece. The big turrets? Single mount heavy lasers. The front guns? 4 heavy particle beam cannons. Heavy energy weapons are in the same class as T20 bay weapons, and even edge up into the spinal mount class. There is nothing in Human space more heavily armed than the French dreadnought (class currently unnamed). So far, France has three of these things, while both Britain and America are in the design process for similar vessels.
Cooin Dunn
2320AD Writer and Line Editor
How about the dreadnought?
The little turrets? Those are normal 2320AD surface mounts, with 2 high-powered lasers apiece. The big turrets? Single mount heavy lasers. The front guns? 4 heavy particle beam cannons. Heavy energy weapons are in the same class as T20 bay weapons, and even edge up into the spinal mount class. There is nothing in Human space more heavily armed than the French dreadnought (class currently unnamed). So far, France has three of these things, while both Britain and America are in the design process for similar vessels.
Cooin Dunn
2320AD Writer and Line Editor
mike wightman
SOC-14 10K
Now that's a pretty ship 
Those'll be in the ship book. They use a mix of American, British and homegrown vessels, in the 300-600 tons range (frigate - destroyer), with a couple of older cruisers that serve as fleet flagships. Newer ships are of the homegrown variety, while the imported vessels are older and more battle-scarred.
Colin Dunn
2320AD Writer and Line Editor
Colin Dunn
2320AD Writer and Line Editor
Fritz_Brown
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These all look fabulous! I agree with Jame - this will make me want to buy 2320!
What is that thing dangling below the Myrmidon, though? It looks like a giant windmill....
What is that thing dangling below the Myrmidon, though? It looks like a giant windmill....
Greetings and salutations,
I want to see what the Chinese bring to the fight. They too would have an Emperor-class and/or they would create the Sun Tzu-class. The Emperor-class would be named after leaders of China and the Sun Tzu-class would be named after notable military leaders and military philosophers.
I want to see what the Chinese bring to the fight. They too would have an Emperor-class and/or they would create the Sun Tzu-class. The Emperor-class would be named after leaders of China and the Sun Tzu-class would be named after notable military leaders and military philosophers.
The Manchurian vessels will be dealt with in the ship book. They take a somewhat different take on things with thier ships being either raiders or designed for ground support and orbital operations. They don't have the big cruisers nad dreadnoughts of other nations.
Colin
Colin
Greetings and salutations,
Oh. I figured with the Kafer invasion of 2302, they would have at least one for some kind of command and control. At the very least, pride and to show the other nations they can build them too. I'm reaching with this. Build one in one of the outer portions of its arm.
You know, that special project that all nations with the resources have.
Oh. I figured with the Kafer invasion of 2302, they would have at least one for some kind of command and control. At the very least, pride and to show the other nations they can build them too. I'm reaching with this. Build one in one of the outer portions of its arm.
You know, that special project that all nations with the resources have.
that brings up an interesting point. are there starship construction rules included in the new edition? and will they include radiators as a factor in design?
great looking ships. how about the french name their dreadnaughts after variuos departments/provinces? kind of like the US names its battleships after states. (and their battlecruisers after territories...)
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