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Convoy

No route too perlious, no cargo too heavy, the Convoy is always ready to ship your goods.

The Convoy focuses on armor and precision to get the job done. Their wedge-shaped ships are heavy, but durable, aiming to outlast the opponent. Convoy ships are armed with long-range, high-velocity weapons to drive off pirates and other aggressors before they can close the distance. Their strengths also reveal their weaknesses, however. Convoy ships have a difficult time maneuvering, and have a low top speed. Convoy weapons are also more suited to eliminating smaller, unshielded threats, as their overall damage is low. Because of this, the Convoy is never out to pick a fight with other factions, and will only ever fight for self-defense.

Key Features:
Defensive Playstyle - Precision weapons and area-of denial weapons allow you to set up before each fight.
High Survivability - Extra health on standard hull parts, armor, and VIP armor.
Integrated Thrusters - All thrusters are Adapter-shape, allowing you to build them right into the hull.

Primary Equipment:

Burst Cannon - The staple of Convoy weapons. Fires a quick volley of high-velocity rounds, good for neutralizing fighters and other small craft.
Limpet Mine - A defensive mine that rapidly accelerates at targets within it's arming distance. Large area of effect, but low yield.
Marksman Cannon - A charging, long range weapon primarily reserved for larger targets.

Ship Types:

Escort-Class: The workhorse of the Convoy fleet. Primarily equipped with Marksman Cannons, these ships provide fire support for the fleet.
Vanguard-Class: The advance guard of each fleet, bristling with Burst Cannons.
Auction-Class: Heavy-duty freighters, hauling cargo from destination to destination.
Sealed-Class: Support carriers that can repair other ships and launch heavy fighters.
Unsealed-Class: Experimental ships that tend to break from the Convoy's usual design norms.