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	'''This category lists the currently active explorer classes.'''		'''This category lists the currently active explorer classes.'''
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	==Guide Definition==		==Guide Definition==
	;Explorer: Very large multi-purpose starship. Largest and most versatile actual starship type in ~~Starfleet~~, although smaller than some terraformers or ore carriers. Current classes include [[Galaxy ~~(Guide)~~\|Galaxy]] and [[Nebula ~~(Guide)~~\|Nebula]], while older explorers of [[Ambassador ~~(Guide)~~\|Ambassador]] and [[Niagara ~~(Guide)~~\|Niagra]] classes, as well as the pathfinder [[Excelsior ~~(Guide)~~\|Excelsior]] class, have been redesignated as heavy cruisers. ~~Starfleet~~ fielded the first explorers in early 24th century, and continues development of these large, independent vessels even though the general trend in the late [[24th century]] is again towards large numbers of specialized small starships. Standard explorer mission profile includes independent exploration, power projection, fleet command duties and diplomatic representation.		;Explorer: Very large multi-purpose starship. Largest and most versatile actual starship type in Star Fleet, although smaller than some terraformers or ore carriers. Current classes include ''[[Guide: Galaxy\|Galaxy]]'' and ''[[Guide: Nebula\|Nebula]]'', while older explorers of ''[[Guide: Ambassador\|Ambassador]]'' and ''[[Guide: Niagara\|Niagra]]'' classes, as well as the pathfinder ''[[Guide: Excelsior\|Excelsior]]'' class, have been redesignated as heavy cruisers. Star Fleet fielded the first explorers in early [[24th century]] and continues development of these large, independent vessels even though the general trend in the late 24th century is again towards large numbers of specialized small starships. Standard explorer mission profile includes independent exploration, power projection, fleet command duties, and diplomatic representation.

	==Game Definition==		==Game Definition==
	For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie ~~(Guide)~~\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on <u>discovery</u> than detailed surveys or engagement.		For the purposes of the game, "explorer" will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early [[Federation]] eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term "explorer" to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early [[21st century]] ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Guide: Aerie\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, "explorer" will refer to these early era vessels intent more on <u>discovery</u> than detailed surveys or engagement.

	* '''Role''': focus on exploration role, generally not intended for combat by any means		* '''Role''': focus on exploration role, generally not intended for combat by any means
	* '''Size''': variable, but generally anywhere from [[:Category:ActiveCorvetteClasses\|corvette]] up to smaller [[:Category:ActiveCruiserClasses\|cruiser]] designs		* '''Size''': variable, but generally anywhere from [[:Category:ActiveCorvetteClasses\|corvette]] up to smaller [[:Category:ActiveCruiserClasses\|cruiser]] designs
	* '''Weapons''': light-to-standard phaser use and none-to-light torpedo use		* '''Weapons''': light-to-standard phaser use and none-to-light torpedo use

Dan: /* Game Definition */

2017-03-13T22:14:59Z

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	==Game Definition==		==Game Definition==
	For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on discovery ~~then~~ engagement.		For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on <u>discovery</u> than detailed surveys or engagement.

	* '''Role''': focus on exploration role, generally not intended for combat by any means		* '''Role''': focus on exploration role, generally not intended for combat by any means
	* '''Size''': variable, but generally anywhere from [[:Category:ActiveCorvetteClasses\|corvette]] up to smaller [[:Category:ActiveCruiserClasses\|cruiser]] designs		* '''Size''': variable, but generally anywhere from [[:Category:ActiveCorvetteClasses\|corvette]] up to smaller [[:Category:ActiveCruiserClasses\|cruiser]] designs
	* '''Weapons''': light-to-standard phaser use and none-to-light torpedo use		* '''Weapons''': light-to-standard phaser use and none-to-light torpedo use

Dan at 02:08, 16 May 2015

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	==Game Definition==		==Game Definition==
	For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on discovery then engagement.		For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on discovery then engagement.

			* '''Role''': focus on exploration role, generally not intended for combat by any means
			* '''Size''': variable, but generally anywhere from [[:Category:ActiveCorvetteClasses\|corvette]] up to smaller [[:Category:ActiveCruiserClasses\|cruiser]] designs
			* '''Weapons''': light-to-standard phaser use and none-to-light torpedo use

Dan at 20:10, 7 November 2014

2014-11-07T20:10:20Z

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	==Game Definition==		==Game Definition==
	For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[TAU ~~series (Guide)~~\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on discovery then engagement.		For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[Guide: TAU\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on discovery then engagement.

Dan at 19:20, 5 June 2014

2014-06-05T19:20:29Z

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			'''This category lists the currently active explorer classes.'''
			<br><br>
			==Guide Definition==
	;Explorer: Very large multi-purpose starship. Largest and most versatile actual starship type in Starfleet, although smaller than some terraformers or ore carriers. Current classes include [[Galaxy (Guide)\|Galaxy]] and [[Nebula (Guide)\|Nebula]], while older explorers of [[Ambassador (Guide)\|Ambassador]] and [[Niagara (Guide)\|Niagra]] classes, as well as the pathfinder [[Excelsior (Guide)\|Excelsior]] class, have been redesignated as heavy cruisers. Starfleet fielded the first explorers in early 24th century, and continues development of these large, independent vessels even though the general trend in the late [[24th century]] is again towards large numbers of specialized small starships. Standard explorer mission profile includes independent exploration, power projection, fleet command duties and diplomatic representation.		;Explorer: Very large multi-purpose starship. Largest and most versatile actual starship type in Starfleet, although smaller than some terraformers or ore carriers. Current classes include [[Galaxy (Guide)\|Galaxy]] and [[Nebula (Guide)\|Nebula]], while older explorers of [[Ambassador (Guide)\|Ambassador]] and [[Niagara (Guide)\|Niagra]] classes, as well as the pathfinder [[Excelsior (Guide)\|Excelsior]] class, have been redesignated as heavy cruisers. Starfleet fielded the first explorers in early 24th century, and continues development of these large, independent vessels even though the general trend in the late [[24th century]] is again towards large numbers of specialized small starships. Standard explorer mission profile includes independent exploration, power projection, fleet command duties and diplomatic representation.

			==Game Definition==
			For the purposes of the game, 'explorer' will refer to a much different classification of vessel: that of the non-militarized exploration vessels of the pre- and early Federation eras. The intent is to allow the late 24th century to continue to use typical classification terms (cruiser, destroyer, etc.) to describe common structure types to describe the vessels of that era easily, in spite of the larger overall sizes. The use of the term 'explorer' to describe the ''Galaxy'' class put it in with the early 21st century ''[[TAU series (Guide)\|TAU]]'' series of extrasolar craft and the ''[[Aerie (Guide)\|Aerie]]'' class prospectors, when clearly the capabilities (and even missions) are vastly different. So, instead, 'explorer' will refer to these early era vessels intent more on discovery then engagement.

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;Explorer: Very large multi-purpose starship. Largest and most versatile actual starship type in Starfleet, although smaller than some terraformers or ore carriers. Current classes include [[Galaxy (Guide)|Galaxy]] and [[Nebula (Guide)|Nebula]], while older explorers of [[Ambassador (Guide)|Ambassador]] and [[Niagara (Guide)|Niagra]] classes, as well as the pathfinder [[Excelsior (Guide)|Excelsior]] class, have been redesignated as heavy cruisers. Starfleet fielded the first explorers in early 24th century, and continues development of these large, independent vessels even though the general trend in the late [[24th century]] is again towards large numbers of specialized small starships. Standard explorer mission profile includes independent exploration, power projection, fleet command duties and diplomatic representation.