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For NationStates; Modeled in DoGa with custom parts and textures.

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Chronologically speaking, the Impact-Class Cruiser was the first post-2176 design introduced with the first example of its class designated RDF-Ojeni and placed under the command of Captain Kamilia Blaine. Categorized as a multi-role long-duration cruiser, the Impact-Class can satisfactorily fill the role previously occupied by the RDF's many medium and heavy explorers as well as patrol-types such as the Equinox-Class Heavy Cruiser. Many of these duties overlap in form, after all, and the Class's wide range of superlative systems lend nearly any task. Its distinct weakness is a lack of secondary space; Less than 5% of the ship's interior is 'interior' and so it cannot effectively perform duties such as excavation and even search & rescue is largely confined to the 'search' portion.

Like the Ascendant-Class Dreadnought, it carries all current RDF systems to make the few corridors and access points an alphabet soup of acronyms and ciphers. The standing crew number from twenty-one to twenty-seven, with a reasonable number of REDSHIRTs to act as auxiliary crewmembers where needed.

Description
For NationStates; Modeled in DoGa with custom parts and textures.

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Chronologically speaking, the Impact-Class Cruiser was the first post-2176 design introduced with the first example of its class designated RDF-Ojeni and placed under the command of Captain Kamilia Blaine. Categorized as a multi-role long-duration cruiser, the Impact-Class can satisfactorily fill the role previously occupied by the RDF's many medium and heavy explorers as well as patrol-types such as the Equinox-Class Heavy Cruiser. Many of these duties overlap in form, after all, and the Class's wide range of superlative systems lend nearly any task. Its distinct weakness is a lack of secondary space; Less than 5% of the ship's interior is 'interior' and so it cannot effectively perform duties such as excavation and even search & rescue is largely confined to the 'search' portion.

Like the Ascendant-Class Dreadnought, it carries all current RDF systems to make the few corridors and access points an alphabet soup of acronyms and ciphers. The standing crew number from twenty-one to twenty-seven, with a reasonable number of REDSHIRTs to act as auxiliary crewmembers where needed.