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The center and of most battle fleets for the League Navy, and the primary ship used by Admirals. The Lachion Carrier delivers squadrons of drone fighters under heavy armor and shields, and is equipped with several sensor suites and communication arrays to aid in fleet coordination’s. The Lachion is smaller compared to most other carriers, but its sturdy hull and powerful shields gives the ship incredible durability, ensuring that it will remain as the defender of the league for many years to come.

Designed as a fast and heavy attack craft to provide fire support at a moment’s notice without having to dedicate a larger vessel. It has a rear ball turret, shields, an Astromech slot, and a hyper-drive, allowing it to scout ahead with enough firepower and defences to protect itself when things go awry.

A common choice of ship to fill out a fleet, having a balance of light, medium and heavy weapons, and a light hanger bays to hold bombers and interceptors for additional support. The Mjollnir ensures that it has enough firepower to threaten most ships around, or larger than itself, while having a balance of manoeuvrability, shields, and armour. While the Heavy Frigate can defend itself against other ships, it lacks proper point-defence against fighters and torpedoes, having to rely on group of Standard-Class corvettes to deter fighters and bombers.

The core of large sector defence Fleets, under the contracted defense of the ARMCO Navy, the Retribution-Class Battle-carrier holds dozens of fighter squadrons, varying from Interceptor, bomber, and heavy fighters, while also carrying a decent sized contingent of ground forces and troop transports. The Retribution also has an array of point defence guns, heavy coil cannon turrets, and torpedos, however it lacks any medium level ordnances to deal with smaller, fast moving capital ships, needing to relay on an escort of Destroyers and Frigates.

An attempt to mitigate the problems of the Zitch MK1, the MK2 strips the fighter to the necessities, or moved them to other locations. While the dimensions appear larger, the overall mass is significantly lowered, increasing the overall acceleration and manoeuvrability, at the cost of the flare launchers and radar. The MK2 does gain rocket launchers, allowing it to act as a strike bomber when needed. It is common to see the two drone types working in tandem, with the MK1 scouting and drawing fire of a target, while the MK2 charges in with a quick rocket salvo.

A multi-role fighter drone of the league united forces, while heavier when compared to its contemporaries in the Empire and the Republic, it has greater survivability and a longer battery life, however it might not be enough, as the extra weight severely decreases the Zitch’s acceleration and maneuverability. While the drone’s flare launchers and impressive radar detection system can aid in its defenses, it runs the risk of being overwhelmed by faster crafts.

Perhaps the most numerous class of vessel within League space, with the reformed Duro Democratic council joining the League, they offered their massive fleet yards to mass produce cruisers at an unprecedented rate, however they edited the original design to be cheaper and less armed, re-routing the excess power into the ship’s primary weapon, a spinal laser cannon. Unfortunately, these cost saving measures as led to some ships having technical issues in their electronics and coolant systems.

Taking design elements from De’Mari ship design and the technology from Areoaunt engineers, the Munos Frigate is acts as an all-round support vessel, with varied collection of offensive and defensive firepower, a significantly sized cargo bay, and advance sensor suites. As with most League vessels, the Munos uses artificial gravity plating to create a horizontal floor layout, and for the comfort of the crew when on long voyages, and to cancel out internal inertia.