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Dan: /* Table */

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Table

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	==Table==		==Table==

	{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align: center"		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align: center"
	\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''		\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''
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	\| '''Strike'''\|\| S		\| '''Strike'''\|\| S
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Dan: /* Construction Rules Index */

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Construction Rules Index

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	* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	* [[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]		* [[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]
	* [[Build: Star Fleet Classifications\|Back to Section 2.1: ~~Starfleet~~ Classifications]]		* [[Build: Star Fleet Classifications\|Back to Section 2.1: Star Fleet Classifications]]


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Dan: /* Table */

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Table

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	{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align: center"		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align: center"
	\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''		\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''
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	==Construction Rules Index==		==Construction Rules Index==
	* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]

Dan: /* 2.1.1 Sub-Categories */

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2.1.1 Sub-Categories

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	==2.1.1 Sub-Categories ==		==2.1.1 Sub-Categories ==
	Within any given category of vessels, subcategories exist. In many cases, subcategories include Heavy, Light and ~~Fast~~ versions of the ship type.		Within any given category of vessels, subcategories exist. In many cases, subcategories include Heavy, Light, Fast and Strike versions of the ship type.

	'''Heavy''' vessels indicate a subtype which is more heavily armed and protected than the standard vessel of that category. Heavy subtypes often sacrifice a small amount of speed, maneuverability, or sensor capacity to compensate for the additional tactical systems.		'''Heavy''' vessels indicate a subtype which is more heavily armed and protected than the standard vessel of that category. Heavy subtypes often sacrifice a small amount of speed, maneuverability, or sensor capacity to compensate for the additional tactical systems.

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2.1.1 Sub-Categories

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	'''Fast''' vessels are similar to Light ones, but concentrate on speed and maneuverability (and sometimes on the capacity to perform long range or extended missions). Those built for defense or tactical missions often have heavier weaponry than Light ships, however. Most of the Fast categories, such as Fast Frigates and Fast Cruisers, are relatively new additions to Star Fleet and have helped to redefine rapid deployment and response doctrines.		'''Fast''' vessels are similar to Light ones, but concentrate on speed and maneuverability (and sometimes on the capacity to perform long range or extended missions). Those built for defense or tactical missions often have heavier weaponry than Light ships, however. Most of the Fast categories, such as Fast Frigates and Fast Cruisers, are relatively new additions to Star Fleet and have helped to redefine rapid deployment and response doctrines.

	'''Strike''' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.		'''Strike''' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers, and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity or escort ground assault transports and provide orbital support during planetary campaigns.

	The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.		The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.

Dan at 14:53, 22 September 2024

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	==2.1.1 Sub-Categories ==		==2.1.1 Sub-Categories ==
	Within any given category of vessels, subcategories exist. In many cases, subcategories include Heavy, Light and Fast versions of the ship type.~~<br>~~		Within any given category of vessels, subcategories exist. In many cases, subcategories include Heavy, Light and Fast versions of the ship type.
	''Heavy'' vessels indicate a subtype which is more heavily armed and protected than the standard vessel of that category. Heavy subtypes often sacrifice a small amount of speed, maneuverability, or sensor capacity to compensate for the additional tactical systems.~~<br>~~
	''Light'' vessels, conversely, are not as well armed or protected as standard vessels of that category. Instead, they typically possess more sophisticated peripheral systems, such as sensors or other scientific systems, and are intended for relatively specific mission profiles.~~<br>~~		'''Heavy''' vessels indicate a subtype which is more heavily armed and protected than the standard vessel of that category. Heavy subtypes often sacrifice a small amount of speed, maneuverability, or sensor capacity to compensate for the additional tactical systems.
	''Fast'' vessels are similar to Light ones, but concentrate on speed and maneuverability (and sometimes on the capacity to perform long range or extended missions). Those built for defense or tactical missions often have heavier weaponry than Light ships, however. Most of the Fast categories, such as Fast Frigates and Fast Cruisers, are relatively new additions to ~~Starfleet~~ and have helped to redefine rapid deployment and response doctrines.~~<br>~~
	''Strike'' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.~~<br>~~		'''Light''' vessels, conversely, are not as well armed or protected as standard vessels of that category. Instead, they typically possess more sophisticated peripheral systems, such as sensors or other scientific systems, and are intended for relatively specific mission profiles.
	The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.~~<br><br>~~
			'''Fast''' vessels are similar to Light ones, but concentrate on speed and maneuverability (and sometimes on the capacity to perform long range or extended missions). Those built for defense or tactical missions often have heavier weaponry than Light ships, however. Most of the Fast categories, such as Fast Frigates and Fast Cruisers, are relatively new additions to Star Fleet and have helped to redefine rapid deployment and response doctrines.

			'''Strike''' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.

			The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.

	==Table==		==Table==
	{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#~~BdBdBd~~"		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align: center"
	\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''		\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''
	\|-		\|-
	! Sub-Category		! style="width: 125px;" \| Sub-Category
	! Classification Code		! style="width: 175px;" \| Classification Code
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Heavy'''\|\| H		\| '''Heavy'''\|\| H
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	==Construction Rules Index==		==Construction Rules Index==
	*[[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	*[[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]		* [[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]
	*[[~~Starfleet~~ Classifications ~~(Build)~~\|Back to Section 2.1: Starfleet Classifications]]		* [[Build: Star Fleet Classifications\|Back to Section 2.1: Starfleet Classifications]]



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Dan at 14:18, 2 June 2020

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	*[[Ship Classifications ~~(Build)~~\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]		*[[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]
	*[[Starfleet Classifications (Build)\|Back to Section 2.1: Starfleet Classifications]]		*[[Starfleet Classifications (Build)\|Back to Section 2.1: Starfleet Classifications]]

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	''Strike'' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.<br>		''Strike'' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.<br>
	The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.<br><br>		The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.<br><br>
			==Table==
	{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BdBdBd"		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BdBdBd"
	\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''		\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''

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	''Fast'' vessels are similar to Light ones, but concentrate on speed and maneuverability (and sometimes on the capacity to perform long range or extended missions). Those built for defense or tactical missions often have heavier weaponry than Light ships, however. Most of the Fast categories, such as Fast Frigates and Fast Cruisers, are relatively new additions to Starfleet and have helped to redefine rapid deployment and response doctrines.<br>		''Fast'' vessels are similar to Light ones, but concentrate on speed and maneuverability (and sometimes on the capacity to perform long range or extended missions). Those built for defense or tactical missions often have heavier weaponry than Light ships, however. Most of the Fast categories, such as Fast Frigates and Fast Cruisers, are relatively new additions to Starfleet and have helped to redefine rapid deployment and response doctrines.<br>
	''Strike'' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.<br>		''Strike'' vessels, usually restricted to the more warship-oriented categories of cruisers, destroyers and frigates, tend to fall in between the standard and heavy sub-categories. They employ the best in speed and protection available at the time of their design, and tend to load up on weaponry, though often at the expense of maneuverability. Mission-wise, the ships are assigned to Task Force sub-units which break off from the main force to quickly attack and pull away from static targets of opportunity.<br>
	The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.<br>		The Classification Codes for these sub-categories are usually added as suffixes to the overall Class Code.<br><br>

	Table 2.1.1: ~~Heavy, Light Fast~~ Sub-Category Codes		{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BdBdBd"
	Sub-Category Classification Code		\|+ '''Table 2.1.1: Sub-Category Codes'''
	Heavy H		\|-
	Light L		! Sub-Category
	Fast F		! Classification Code
	Strike S		\|-
			\| '''Heavy'''\|\| H
			\|-
			\| '''Light'''\|\| L
			\|-
			\| '''Fast'''\|\| F
			\|-
			\| '''Strike'''\|\| S
			\|}

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	* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	* [[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]		* [[Build: Ship Classifications\|Back to Chapter 2.0: Ship Classifications]]
	* [[Build: Star Fleet Classifications\|Back to Section 2.1: ~~Starfleet~~ Classifications]]		* [[Build: Star Fleet Classifications\|Back to Section 2.1: Star Fleet Classifications]]


	[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category: Build (Ship Classifications)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Build\|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category: Build (Ship Classifications)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]