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Just a side note, those missiles from Corruption aren't compatible with an older design of her ship. You'll need to use the one from Corruption design wise. She also designed that version herself, so she's pretty proud of it.

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This incarnation of the ship is supposed to be a unique version altogether - essentially whipping up her old design but with all the modern weaponry. I may consider switching to her Corruption ship though (I mean, if Im not mistaken, the RP picture does show Samus' Prime 3 ship on it anyways so who knows).

@Zarkun Yeah the one I used is more inline with the OG - the iconic version - but like I said, has the upgraded weapons of all previous versions (minus Fusion).

My original intention was to find a nice render of her ship from the Metroid II reboot - Samus Returns. This is the OG design I was gunning for:

My Hider [+]

However, Im also considering on using her Prime 3 ship regardless, as it makes some sense continuity wise.

(Btw, I meant the pic from Sep's intro post - the one where you see all the different ships. Samus' Prime 3 ship can be seen in the front left portion, just covered in shadow).

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Whoops XD. Only reason I said something was because I'm pretty sure the original design doesn't have room for heavier weapons like missiles.

Interest again & Terran Battlecruiser should be interesting.
still have some details to fill in
also what ye gents think?

Hider [+]

Name of Ship: Hammer of Korhol
Home Universe/Name of Franchise: Starcraft
Ship Class: Behemoth Battle Cruiser
Role: Front Line Battleship
Physical Size (roughly): ~1km Long
Armament/Complement (roughly):
ATA/ATS laser batteries x16
Yamato cannon
Nuclear Missiles
Viking Fighters
Many point defense laser batteries
History of the Ship:
Notable Crew:

Optional, but helpful:
Unique Technology:
The Yamato cannon is mounted on the prow of Battle Cruisers. The cannon draws its immense power from the ship's core, and then generates a dense magnetic field to harness a controlled nuclear reaction, turning it into a concentrated energy blast that can destroy almost anything with a few shots, even enough to decimate cities. The cannon requires a huge energy reserve to fire, requiring its own conversion generator and a fire-control station manned by nearly 100 gunnery specialists. However, the effects make it worthwhile.

The cannon is suitable for "scorched earth" work.
Crew Size: 6000 + 10000 Terran Military Forces
Faction/Operator/Owner: Terran Dominion

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Wasn't the Dominion fielding a different BC in Heart of the Swarm?

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Hmmm, i didnt look at that too closely to be honest. Looks like the Gorgon or Minotaur were probably the ones used then... Minotaur would have a few nice bonuses. Thanks!

I may well apply the Lusankya (Wedge Antilles obv.), or something from 40k.

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Right, so, small trouble with the Lusankya or 40K. The Lusankya would be OP as hell with all the support you'd have from other players and the 40K universe pretty much wants everything in the SW universe dead in one way or another. I mean, it would be fun to see either one, but a 40K ship would need some SERIOUS heresy if it's from the Imperium and everything else would need retconned in some form. The Lusankya...that would just have a crap ton of firepower to make it fairly unfair. And, like I already said, with the support from all the player ships, well, I don't know that it would ever get damaged.