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Plum's Imperial Ship Catalogue

Orwell -
-Price: 65,900 C
-Description: The Orwell was the first ship to be mass produced by the Imperial Resource Agency. Small, fast, and equipped with good sensors, the Orwell can make it to an asteroid, use its high powered mining laser to drill out the valuable minerals inside, and leave without missing a beat.
-Purpose: Asteroid Mining, Low-Volume Hauling


Ancanto -
-Price: 127,450 C
-Description: The Ancanto was designed by the Imperial Resource Agency as a successor to the Orwell. Equipped with a Hyper Drive, a mining laser, and a large increase in crew and storage capacity, the Ancanto was a fast successor to the Orwell when released. Popular for its speed and armored exterior, the Ancanto is a quickly sought after upgrade for any up and coming Miner Unions.
-Purpose: Moon/Asteroid Mining, Planetary hauling


Barcall -
-Price: 168,328 C
-Description: Due to the IRA's mining successes, the Imperial Ship-caste had a massive wealth of materials to build with. The Barcall was built as a security minded escort fighter. Featuring improved engines - which can operate in atmosphere - over its non-combat likenesses, 4 torpedo tubes, and a dual-cockpit command center, the Barcall is a worthy vessel to build for any number of reasons. Station defense, mining escort duty, supplemental air forces on outer colonies, and convert-able to pleasure crafts for the Elite. With a Barcall at your side, you're nearly guaranteed to survive any low-level engagements short of an overwhelming ambush.
-Purpose: Interception, Screening, Escort


Camdull -
-Price: 359,988 C
-Description: Built by a core-system ship manufacture, the Camdull was designed as a mainstay defense vessel for stations and mass mining operations. Heavily shielded, with advanced reactors and hyper-drive capability, the Camdull is a go-to for bounty hunters in remote systems. With a long range rail-gun centered on the vessels bow, the Camdull is capable of long range strikes and jumping away fast enough to cause confusion to most pirate and gang sensors. Supplemented with a mining laser in order to retrieve ore samples from lawless sectors for analysis back in safe imperial space.
-Purpose: Long range engagements, Ore sampling, VIP Escort


Ish'Kath -
-Price: 630,906 C
-Description: The Ish'Kath was originally designed as a light cruiser. Unfortunately, it's combat career was squashed after the loss of several hundred of these craft in a particularly disloyal sector. Refitted as a hauler, the Ish'Kath is now a heavily shielded craft capable of hauling thousands of tons of cargo. Its bow contains nearly all essential ship components, with the stern containing engines and some defensive armaments.
-Purpose: Heavy duty hauling, Trading, Support for larger vessels.


Akusa
-Price: 4,225,476
-Description: The Akusa-Class fringe outpost has been deployed thousands of times. Expensive for smaller fleets to build, this station makes up for its price by having mass low-tier manufacturing. Large storage bays, CWIS defensive armaments, a solid power grid, and H.E.M launchers make this outpost an excellent choice for imperial mining co-ops and even fleets looking to bolster their strength.

TakShull Dura-Steel Plant
-Price: 1,816,200
-Description: The Takshull Plant is a small, mobile manufacture dedicated to processing the most valuable armor material known to the Imperium. Previous materials were combinations of carbon, diamonds, and steel, and were very costly to produce and repair. Durasteel is light, abundant, and more durable than all other armor currently known.


The Kahk'Nall
-Price: 126,876,359
-Description: The Kahk'Nall is a recovered Imperial Battleship that was found trapped in the gravitational well of the first wormhole ever sighted. Found completely crew-less, with wiped memory banks, this ship is carbon dated to be nearly 700 years older than the Imperium itself. It was found with older armor technology, yet the way it was built surpassed any known imperial techniques. After this ship was brought into service, the Imperium experienced a golden age of technology and development akin to the first major colonial expeditions in the early history of space travel.