CL Bringer of Faith

by DM B  

Name: Bringer of Faith (ex-Baccus Eihruus)

Class: Renegade Dauntless-class

Type: Light cruiser (CL)

Commissioned: 455.M41, Cypra Mundi Yards, Cypra Mundi, Segmentus Obscurus

Displacement: 9,4m tonnes (typical), 11,8m tonnes (maximum)

Deadweight tonnage: 1,4m tonnes

Length: 1.500 m (main hull), 1.886 m (from forward auspex spires to aft plasma baffles)

Beam: 396 m (main hull), 512 m

Draught: 480 m (main hull), 660 m

Crew: Varies with configuration, 2.000 (skeleton crew), 16.500 (typical cruising configuration), 20.000-22.000 (full wartime crew w/variable number of extra naval armsmen).

Accel: 4.2G/0G (sustainable), 26G/1G (max), 45G/2G (emergency)

Void shields: Duplex CL.

Armour: All except prow (CL light), prow (CL medium).

Main armament: Zelson pattern CA lance battery, forward flight axis

Secondary armament: CL type batteries, port/starboard

Turrets: CL defensive grid, full coverage

Ordnance: Escort-type torpedo battery, forward hemisphere

Small craft: Full complement of light craft.

Description: The Imperial Dauntless-class light cruiser is optimized for scouting and escort duties. The Dauntless forms the mainstay of the CL component of many battlefleets. Light cruisers carry enough firepower to drive off opposing escorts and enough fuel and supplies to remain away from Imperial fleet bases for months of subjective time.

The Dauntless is a very capable vessel of its class, as fast and maneuverable as many destroyers and frigates, but with a ferociously powerful frontal lance armament for its size. It has a decent battery load-out, but short-range definite-kill capacity remains somewhat limited. Defensive systems are considered average; better than most destroyers and frigates, but significantly weaker than any true cruiser. The Dauntless-class commonly operates in divisions of 2-3 ships, either with or without a destroyer or frigate division in support (a supporting frigate detachment is obvisouly preferable for scouting duties, destroyers for more active combat duty).

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4 comments

Comment from:
We need a name for the ship. It's old name was 'Lord Admiral Baccus Eihruus' - named in honor of some long-forgotten Imperial officer. Not a good name for a ship of Liberty.
05/11/12 @ 21:45
Comment from:
Bringer of faith
05/11/12 @ 21:46
Comment from:
Of course...very good. The Bringer of Faith has also had its dimensions and displacement updated, along with crew requirement. If you remember the Maiden...you could put like eight super-carriers inside her hull. Well...you could put about fifteen Maidens inside the Bringer of Faith. So don't you fuck with her!
05/11/12 @ 22:06
Comment from:
It is indeed a noble and just cause that has broth the Bringer of faith fort into the realms of the unbelievers ones more.....We will bring faith and fire too the fallen so that they ones more can rise as free men and worship the true gods.
05/11/12 @ 22:13


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