The Navy Minelayer is a variant of the Tender hull that was quickly developed when the Navy realized it was falling behind the Procyons in Mine Technology. It has two huge Mine deployment drums bolted to either side, and an increased number of point defence lancers to aid in minesweeping operations. While this ship is armed well enough to survive in the thick of combat for short time, it is better used laying traps for enemy ships to fall into.
Overview[]
Summary[]
Pros[]
Cons[]
Battle at Procyon Statistics[]
Point Cost: 120 VP
- Minimum Cost: 90 VP
Mass: 20,000
Max Thrust: 12,000
Max Speed: 18 km/h
- True Speed Value: 5.000000
Manoeuvrability: Good
- Max Angular Acceleration: 1.194100
Crew Size: 15
- 1 Captain
- 1 First Mate
- 1 Spotter
- 1 Helmsman
- 3 Engineers
- 4 Riggers
- 4 Gunners
Hull Strength: 2,050 HP
- Core Strength: 250 HP
Firepower: Average (4 Banks)
2 Star Mine Chutes (non-replaceable)
6 Medium LaserBall Cannons
5 Light Point-Defence Lancers
Battle Strategy[]
Counter-Tactics[]
Open Skirmish Names[]
- RLS Fortress
- RLS Castle
- RLS Keep
- RLS Citadel
- RLS Battlement
- RLS Turret
- RLS Barbican
- RLS Baily
- RLS Rook
- RLS Bastion
- RLS Ballistrade
- RLS Tower
Known Ships[]
- RLS Crusader (Mission 5)
Trivia[]
- In Open Skirmishes, all Imperial Minelayers are named after fortifications.
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