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*[[Regulus Class 77]] | *[[Regulus Class 77]] | ||
*[[Regulus Class 99]] | *[[Regulus Class 99]] | ||
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*[["Tiger Tiger"]] (modified hull) | *[["Tiger Tiger"]] (modified hull) | ||
*[["The Climb"]] | *[["The Climb"]] | ||
Revision as of 08:09, October 14, 2021
A standard Regulus-class jumpship, NS22 Cloud Errant.
- "Base model "near-star" jumpship. The Regulus was originally built for speed and maneuverability, but the basic class models rely on limited resources and rarely reach full spec. "
- — Regulus Class 22a
Regulus is a class of jumpships. It has characteristic angular engines and several elongated antennae attached to the front. These ships were built to be speedy and nimble, used mostly for short travels.
Two popular variants of Regulus ships are Cloud Errant and High Water. The subtypes are often marked by a double number and letter(s), like 22a, 77 or NS44. Future War Cult seems to prefer this class of ships, as the faction-themed jumpships rewarded from Lakshmi-2 in Destiny are all Reguluses.
Known Regulus-class ships
- Eon Trespass
- NS22 Cloud Errant
- NS22 High Water
- NS44 Cloud Errant
- NS44 High Water
- NS66 Cloud Errant
- NS66 High Water
- Regulus Class 22a
- Regulus Class 44b
- Regulus Class 55
- Regulus Class 66c
- Regulus Class 77
- Regulus Class 99
- Shadow Trespass
- "Tiger Tiger" (modified hull)
- "The Climb"
- "The Teilhard War"
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