The Monarch is a true behemoth. Solid and armed to the teeth with Heavy Ballistic Cannons, its close-range power is second to none. While the Monarch packs guns that can decimate the sides of any vessel, it is the slowest, least-agile ship in the Solar System.
This gargantuan Dreadnought was originally captained by Shiphead Rout as the flagship of Jupiter Arms’ fleet. Its strength and durability have since been pushed to unrivaled levels.
The Gravis is bristling with firepower—but its true strength lies in its maneuverability. This light, streamlined tank specializes in pummeling ships with its Autocannon Turrets from medium range, then disengaging to avoid heavy fire.
Once the flagship of General Baecula, the Head of Ascetic Design, this modified Dreadnought is faster and feistier than its previous incarnation. Perhaps a reference to its contradictory nature, its hull bears the phrase "hasten slowly."
An early-model Dreadnought, the Simargl is slow, but tough. Armed with Repeater Guns that can devastate the hulls of most lower-tier vessels, it’s designed to give any new captain a taste of the Solar System’s largest ship class.
The Simargl is named after a winged doomsday beast from Slavic mythology that was chained to the star Polaris to prevent it from consuming the world. It represents ultimate destructive power, harnessed.
Although spartan in looks, the Rurik can dish out significant damage for a tier-I vessel. However, with minimal armor, it’s extremely vulnerable to attack. It is at the helm of the Rurik where all sharp-shooting captains learn to hit targets—and discover the consequences of missing them.
After taking a beating as the flagship of the brutish PCF General Agrajag, the Rurik was picked up by scavengers and has since been restored it to its former modest glory.
The Ballista is engineered for destruction. Clad in thick, bulky armor, it has a primary weapon that can breach the hull of any vessel. But despite such offensive potency, this ship moves slow—and reloads even slower.
This stock Artillery Cruiser was first flown under the command of Jupiter Arms’ Shiphead Kong. After commandeering a faster vessel during intense fighting around Mars, Kong set the Ballista adrift in the asteroid belt, where it was picked up by scavengers on Ceres.
Covered by dense, sleek armor, the Stabia is deceptively mobile. Its fast-firing Particle Turrets can wreak havoc on enemy ships from long distances, and with a 360-degree firing arc, it can hit them at any angle.
Sculpted into a giant shark head at its bow, this fiercely powerful Artillery Cruiser was the pride of Captain Mater Agrippa—until raiders managed to steal it during a heist on Oberon’s Ariel shipyard.
The Agosta is a bare-bones Destroyer that’s quick and maneuverable. Its biggest strength lies in its primary weapon, which fires high-energy particles that are ideal for hitting opponents at medium range.
This classic assault ship helped defend Jupiter Arms convoys as they transported terraformers between Mars and the Jovian system. While this vessel shows its age, Sinley Bay modders have done a solid job resurrecting it.
The Dola is dense, slow and deadly at medium range. Like a Dreadnought, it is extremely sturdy. However, its ability to equip Destroyer-class modules—like the Plasma Ram and Tempest Missiles—make it especially dangerous.
This vessel was put through countless battles under the sadistic Captain Mercer Vit. Like all things Vit touched, the Dola remained scarred, but unbroken, allowing it to be brought back to life as a durable, brazen skirmisher.
The Brutus is a fearless creature in battle. Its speed enables it to chase down larger ships and deftly melt the steel off their sides. When equipped with the Plasma Ram, this top-tier Destroyer is virtually unstoppable at close range.
The Brutus' ex-captain, Field Marshall Magnus, is rumored to have dispatched the entire Oberon Security Forces to hunt down this ship after its "liberation" out into the black market. An inscription on its helm reads: "Death, like birth, is a secret of nature."
Named after the three-headed mythological beast, the Cerberus is fierce in spirit—and almost as ancient. It has endured centuries of service as a quick and versatile support vessel, packing a primary weapon that automatically switches between healing allies and damaging enemies.
Salvaged from House Oberon's ritual shipbreaking pyres before it was fully engulfed, the Cerberus lives on as an example of Transhuman technology that was well ahead of its time.
Quick, easy to handle and outfitted with a potent primary weapon, the Palos is a vital member of any aggressive, offense-oriented team. Its Heavy Beam Turrets deal sustained damage from long range—however, they cannot repair teammates' ships.
The Palos was commanded by the infamously unstable Shiphead Foil in patrols led by the PCF. After Foil went AWOL, it ended up on the black market and began its life as a mercenary vessel.
The slow, thick-armored Ohkta is designed to do two things: heal allies, and soak up damage like a tank. Its healing-only primary weapon makes it perfect for repairing teammates from a safe, defensive position.
The Ohkta was commissioned by Akula's Director of Ethical Hacking, General Reid Guth, who sought to create "the queen of all support vessels." After Guth defected to Sinley Bay, he pushed it far beyond its original specs.
The Dover is the fastest ship in the Solar System—and the hardest to hit. Its blistering speed and quick-firing guns make it perfect for in-and-out strikes against minimally armored targets.
Originally called 127.x4p, the Dover got its more memorable name during the Great Solar War. Nearly beat into a pile of scrap at the Battle of Venus, it was miraculously repaired by engineers on Sinley Bay.
The Fulgora strikes a balance between speed, armor and guns. Like many ships of its class, stealth is its greatest asset; when customized with the Light Cloak module, it can devastate lightly armored ships with ease.
This versatile scout was commissioned by Captain Sybil Pythia to lead Corvette patrols on the outskirts of Oberon territory. Its helm still bears a virtuous, rather stoic phrase: "If it is not right, do not do it."
While slow for a Corvette, the Netron can still fly circles around larger vessels—and do plenty of damage in the process. Its Dual Scatter Cannons pack a double-shot attack that's devastating up close, but much less effective at medium range.
The prized flagship of Akula CEO Bene Pervenetz, the Netron was hijacked by a group of raiders funded by Sinley Bay captains. Originally built as a muscle machine, it has since been bulked up even further.
Jupiter Arms is a sophisticated, cutting-edge manufacturer of weapons and defense systems. Its employees live and work in pursuit of a common purpose: to build the best, most efficiently destructive tech in the Solar System.
Oberon is a serene, reverent and almost spiritual entity. Composed of warrior monks and free-thinking engineers, it was founded after the Great Solar War for the sole purpose of reverse-engineering old—yet highly advanced—Transhuman technologies.
Akula Vektor is a combination of two megacorps: Akula, a defense manufacturer, and Vektor, a producer of anti-gravity systetms and other civil tech. Its members are unsophisticated, no-nonsense realists, but their ultimate goal is steadfastly optimistic: to create a battleship that is incapable of being destroyed.
Tier V
The Monarch is a true behemoth. This gargantuan Dreadnought was originally captained by Shiphead Rout as the flagship of Jupiter Arms’ fleet. Its strength and durability have since been pushed to unrivaled levels.
Tier IV
The Stribog was originally commissioned by Captain Mikhail Bulgakivv to hunt packs of smuggler convoys for pleasure. However, the raider operation "Hunter Becomes the Hunted" succeeded in nabbing the ship for the black market.
Tier II
Agile but light on armor, the Furia was commissioned by the volatile Captain Paladin—but stolen directly from Oberon’s shipyards before it was fully built. Its helm is inscribed with the phrase "anger is a short madness."
The Silesia is a fearsome force wrapped in a gleaming shell of the hardest, lightest Transhuman armor. It’s fast, maneuverable and capable of deftly taking out ships with its quick-firing Particle Turrets.
This sleek sniper was once the flagship of an unnamed Sinley Bay captain. What is known is that he and his crew lost their secluded asteroid base—and the Silesia—during a Pan Colonial Fleet raid. Since then, this mysterious figure has roamed the Solar System, on a mission to reclaim his ship—and find the PCF crew responsible for stealing it.
Cloaked in thick plates of smooth, polished steel, the Huscarl is one of the most durable Destroyers in Sinley Bay. Its potent modules and Heavy Ballistic Cannons are engineered to unleash torrents of ship-crippling projectiles.
The Huscarl was the flagship of Crom Gallant, former head of R&D at Akula Vektor. Legend has it that when Gallant quit the megacorp, he stole a prototype of an elite Destroyer. Fighting against the PCF in the Great Solar War, he proved to be an unstoppable force—until he met his match in the Battle of Io at the hands of a certain Captain Bix.
Guided by a massive emblem of the Roman god Neptune, the Trident moves with the weight and force of the sea—and packs plenty of firepower. A burly Monarch at its core, this relentless warship is purpose-built for dominating opponents at close range.
The Trident was the flagship of Captain Melville Blanco, who fought for the Pan Colonial Fleet during the Great Solar War. He went AWOL after the battle of Deimos, becoming notorious for his obsessive hunt for the Transhuman Dreadnought that decimated his fleet.
All ships and tech trees are based on PC game version 1.6.0
