Which Legion had the most powerful Gloriana-Class?

[Spinsanity]

I can only fault the spelling. It's Ursis Claws.

Well, it's Ursus Claws, if you want to complain about spelling...  

[Aeternus]

Edit: Ninjad by the new page :P

Edited February 6, 2018 by Aeternus

[bluntblade]

 

I can only fault the spelling. It's Ursis Claws.

Well, it's Ursus Claws, if you want to complain about spelling...

Damnit, really? Apologies

[slitth]

Aren't the Alpha and the Beta "just" Battle Barges? I have not seen them noted as Gloriana-Class.

Nor would it fit their modus operandi to use a Gloriana-Class, to high profile.

Better to have a large fleet of with lots of the same ship class, that way to can deploy copycat fleets and thus appear to be at more that one place at the same time.

 

As for the most powerful Gloriana-Class?

I would go with the Ironblood simply because they have a no nonsense mindset when it come to war.

Just the fact that it has no windows because windows would be a structural weak point says a lot.

[Marshal Loss]

Aren't the Alpha and the Beta "just" Battle Barges? I have not seen them noted as Gloriana-Class.

Nor would it fit their modus operandi to use a Gloriana-Class, to high profile.

Better to have a large fleet of with lots of the same ship class, that way to can deploy copycat fleets and thus appear to be at more that one place at the same time.

 

As for the most powerful Gloriana-Class?

I would go with the Ironblood simply because they have a no nonsense mindset when it come to war.

Just the fact that it has no windows because windows would be a structural weak point says a lot.

 

They are Gloriana class.

 

 

 

They were followed by more frigates, then strike cruisers, battlecruisers and finally the heavy battleships, six of them, clustered around the Gloriana-class Alpha – a monster in sapphire and gold, impregnable amid its tight web of interlocking support craft.