Oceanic Battleship: Difference between revisions
1d4chan>Derpysaurus No edit summary |
m (35 revisions imported) |
||
(25 intermediate revisions by 9 users not shown) | |||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[File:Naval_Battleships.jpg|400px|right|thumb|[[Meme|YOU SUNK MY BATTLESHIP!]]]] | [[File:Naval_Battleships.jpg|400px|right|thumb|[[Meme|YOU SUNK MY BATTLESHIP!]]]] | ||
40k ain't a universe known for its ocean-going navy. Like most of Sci-Fi, the wet navies have often been regulated into the dustbin of obscurity, overshadowed, by their [[Imperial Navy|cousins in space]], even though space is its own unique environment and spaceships should not act like some lazy-ass analogue of the sea-clogged depths. Ignoring an entire branch of the armed forces is, as you can imagine, [[Derp|quite dumb]] as the ''ACTUAL'' navy provides a strategic niche that neither land, air and space power could do. | 40k ain't a universe known for its ocean-going navy. Like most of Sci-Fi, the wet navies have often been regulated into the dustbin of obscurity, overshadowed, by their [[Imperial Navy|cousins in space]], even though space is its own unique environment and spaceships should not act like some lazy-ass analogue of the sea-clogged depths. Ignoring an entire branch of the armed forces is, as you can imagine, [[Derp|quite dumb]] as the ''ACTUAL'' navy provides a strategic niche that neither land, air and space power could do. At bare minimum you’d expect to see them in PDF forces to provide defense coverage on planets with large oceans, but a lot of the time most planets you see in Sci-Fi are mono-biome planets and oceans tend to be an afterthought. | ||
This range from assaulting beachheads, to blockading geostrategic choke points and cutting off underwater communication cables. Just ask the [[Armageddon Steel Legion]] who learned it the hard way during the [[Third War of Armageddon]], when an entire fleet of [[Ork Submersible|Ork Submersibles]] did a [[Anal circumference|surprise buttsex invasion]] from the opposite end of the continent. [[Fail|Turns out if you wanna do combined arms properly, you better not forget your fucking sea assets, ''am I right?'']] | This range from assaulting beachheads, to blockading geostrategic choke points and cutting off underwater communication cables. Just ask the [[Armageddon Steel Legion]] who learned it the hard way during the [[Third War of Armageddon]], when an entire fleet of [[Ork Submersible|Ork Submersibles]] did a [[Anal circumference|surprise buttsex invasion]] from the opposite end of the continent. [[Fail|Turns out if you wanna do combined arms properly, you better not forget your fucking sea assets, ''am I right?'']] | ||
Currently, both the [[Imperium of Man|Imperium]] and [[Chaos]] have one known seaborne vessel. [[Derp|The canonicity of which is a bit clouded,]] given the fact that these are essentially a GW collab with [[/v/|World of Warships]], with both ships based on the World War II-era [[Weeaboo|Japanese Amagi-Class Battlecruiser.]] As such, any stats and schematics on these ships would be based on that cruiser. Which is dumb because that would mean | Currently, both the [[Imperium of Man|Imperium]] and [[Chaos]] have one known seaborne vessel. [[Derp|The canonicity of which is a bit clouded,]] given the fact that these are essentially a GW collab with [[/v/|World of Warships]], with both ships based on the World War II-era [[Weeaboo|Japanese Amagi-Class Battlecruiser.]] As such, any stats and schematics on these ships would be based on that cruiser. Which is dumb because that would mean modern day Patrol Boats or drones armed with HEAT/HEASH missiles could sink them. Something along the lines of the Ohio SSGN or Guided Missile cruisers (Ticonderoga or Kirov) would make much more sense. Rather than basing their surface vessels on WWII rust buckets. But than again, this is the same universe where tanks designed for WW1 is pressed into duty, so I guess in the end it still fits aesthetically. | ||
A seabourne Navy does appear in the fluff a few times, and both times it was under the purview of the Imperial Guard. A few regiments have been noted to be - gasp - ACTUAL marine regiments, typically crewing and fighting from their vessels in question. The ships ranged from small river trawlers, to huge command carriers and bombardment platforms. | A seabourne Navy does appear in the fluff a few times, and both times it was under the purview of the Imperial Guard. A few regiments have been noted to be - gasp - ACTUAL marine regiments, typically crewing and fighting from their vessels in question. The ships ranged from small river trawlers, to huge command carriers and bombardment platforms. And by huge, we mean imagine the big battleships of World War II but scale them up so those guns are titan weapons. | ||
==Class== | ==Class== | ||
Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
====Ignis Purgatio==== | ====Ignis Purgatio==== | ||
[[File:Ignis_Ship.JPG|300px|right|thumb|Who knew the Imperium actually gave a shit to their seaborne vessels.]] | [[File:Ignis_Ship.JPG|300px|right|thumb|Who knew the Imperium actually gave a shit to their seaborne vessels.]] | ||
The Ignis Purgatio-Class Oceanic Battleship is a type of Oceanic Battleship of the seaborne Imperial Navy. It is commanded by Justinian Lyons XIII. He is currently engaged in battle with Arthas Roqthar the Cold, the Khorne commander of the Oceanic Battleship Ragnarok. The Ignis' main armament consists of a battery of ten 41 cm (16.1 in) L/45 guns[A 1] guns in five twin-gun turrets. | The Ignis Purgatio-Class Oceanic Battleship is a type of Oceanic Battleship of the seaborne Imperial Navy. It is commanded by Justinian Lyons XIII. He is currently engaged in battle with Arthas Roqthar the Cold, the Khorne commander of the Oceanic Battleship Ragnarok. As part of the maritime division of the Imperial Navy, they are crewed similarly to their spaceborne counterparts, just on a smaller scale. Apart from the lack of [[Voidsmen-at-Arms]] due to the different environment, it is likely they are protected by members of the [[Militarum Tempestus]], as the [[Imperial Guard]] would have little say due to the legal conventions following the breakup of the Imperial Army. The Ignis' main armament consists of a battery of ten 41 cm (16.1 in) L/45 guns[A 1] guns in five twin-gun turrets. | ||
The secondary battery was to have consisted of sixteen 14 cm (5.5 in) L/50 guns mounted in casemates along the centre of the ship. The guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 17.5 km (10.9 mi). Six, 12 cm (4.7 in) L/45 anti-aircraft guns were to have been mounted amidships, along with eight 61 cm (24 in) above-water torpedo tubes. | The secondary battery was to have consisted of sixteen 14 cm (5.5 in) L/50 guns mounted in casemates along the centre of the ship. The guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 17.5 km (10.9 mi). Six, 12 cm (4.7 in) L/45 anti-aircraft guns were to have been mounted amidships, along with eight 61 cm (24 in) above-water torpedo tubes. | ||
Line 25: | Line 25: | ||
====Ragnarok==== | ====Ragnarok==== | ||
[[File:Ragnarok_Ship.JPG|300px|right|thumb|More corsair than the [[Red Corsairs]] themselves.]] | [[File:Ragnarok_Ship.JPG|300px|right|thumb|More corsair than the [[Red Corsairs]] themselves.]] | ||
The Ragnarok-Class Oceanic Battleship is a type of Oceanic Battleship of the forces of [[Khorne]] that is based upon the Ignis Purgatio. It is commanded by Arthas Roqthar, a Khornate [[Chaos Champion|Aspiring Champion]]. He is currently engaged in battle with Justinian Lyons XIII, the Imperial Navy commander of the Oceanic Battleship Ignis Purgatio. The Ragnarok bears a similar weapon layout as the Ignis in which its main armament consists of a battery of ten 41 cm (16.1 in) L/45 guns[A 1] guns in five twin-gun turrets. | The Ragnarok-Class Oceanic Battleship is a type of Oceanic Battleship of the forces of [[Khorne]] that is based upon the Ignis Purgatio. It is commanded by Arthas Roqthar, a [[World Eaters]] Khornate [[Chaos Champion|Aspiring Champion]]. He is currently engaged in battle with Justinian Lyons XIII, the Imperial Navy commander of the Oceanic Battleship Ignis Purgatio. The Ragnarok bears a similar weapon layout as the Ignis in which its main armament consists of a battery of ten 41 cm (16.1 in) L/45 guns[A 1] guns in five twin-gun turrets. | ||
The secondary battery was to have consisted of sixteen 14 cm (5.5 in) L/50 guns mounted in casemates along the centre of the ship. The guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 17.5 km (10.9 mi). Six, 12 cm (4.7 in) L/45 anti-aircraft guns were to have been mounted amidships, along with eight 61 cm (24 in) above-water torpedo tubes. | The secondary battery was to have consisted of sixteen 14 cm (5.5 in) L/50 guns mounted in casemates along the centre of the ship. The guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 17.5 km (10.9 mi). Six, 12 cm (4.7 in) L/45 anti-aircraft guns were to have been mounted amidships, along with eight 61 cm (24 in) above-water torpedo tubes. | ||
Line 37: | Line 37: | ||
{{40k-Imperial-Ships}} | {{40k-Imperial-Ships}} | ||
{{40k-Chaos-Ships}} | {{40k-Chaos-Ships}} | ||
{{Militarum-Tempestus}} | |||
{{World Eaters}} | |||
[[Category: Imperial]] | |||
[[Category: Chaos]] | |||
[[Category: Chaos Space Marines]] |
Latest revision as of 08:56, 22 June 2023
40k ain't a universe known for its ocean-going navy. Like most of Sci-Fi, the wet navies have often been regulated into the dustbin of obscurity, overshadowed, by their cousins in space, even though space is its own unique environment and spaceships should not act like some lazy-ass analogue of the sea-clogged depths. Ignoring an entire branch of the armed forces is, as you can imagine, quite dumb as the ACTUAL navy provides a strategic niche that neither land, air and space power could do. At bare minimum you’d expect to see them in PDF forces to provide defense coverage on planets with large oceans, but a lot of the time most planets you see in Sci-Fi are mono-biome planets and oceans tend to be an afterthought.
This range from assaulting beachheads, to blockading geostrategic choke points and cutting off underwater communication cables. Just ask the Armageddon Steel Legion who learned it the hard way during the Third War of Armageddon, when an entire fleet of Ork Submersibles did a surprise buttsex invasion from the opposite end of the continent. Turns out if you wanna do combined arms properly, you better not forget your fucking sea assets, am I right?
Currently, both the Imperium and Chaos have one known seaborne vessel. The canonicity of which is a bit clouded, given the fact that these are essentially a GW collab with World of Warships, with both ships based on the World War II-era Japanese Amagi-Class Battlecruiser. As such, any stats and schematics on these ships would be based on that cruiser. Which is dumb because that would mean modern day Patrol Boats or drones armed with HEAT/HEASH missiles could sink them. Something along the lines of the Ohio SSGN or Guided Missile cruisers (Ticonderoga or Kirov) would make much more sense. Rather than basing their surface vessels on WWII rust buckets. But than again, this is the same universe where tanks designed for WW1 is pressed into duty, so I guess in the end it still fits aesthetically.
A seabourne Navy does appear in the fluff a few times, and both times it was under the purview of the Imperial Guard. A few regiments have been noted to be - gasp - ACTUAL marine regiments, typically crewing and fighting from their vessels in question. The ships ranged from small river trawlers, to huge command carriers and bombardment platforms. And by huge, we mean imagine the big battleships of World War II but scale them up so those guns are titan weapons.
Class[edit]
Basic[edit]
Ignis Purgatio[edit]
The Ignis Purgatio-Class Oceanic Battleship is a type of Oceanic Battleship of the seaborne Imperial Navy. It is commanded by Justinian Lyons XIII. He is currently engaged in battle with Arthas Roqthar the Cold, the Khorne commander of the Oceanic Battleship Ragnarok. As part of the maritime division of the Imperial Navy, they are crewed similarly to their spaceborne counterparts, just on a smaller scale. Apart from the lack of Voidsmen-at-Arms due to the different environment, it is likely they are protected by members of the Militarum Tempestus, as the Imperial Guard would have little say due to the legal conventions following the breakup of the Imperial Army. The Ignis' main armament consists of a battery of ten 41 cm (16.1 in) L/45 guns[A 1] guns in five twin-gun turrets.
The secondary battery was to have consisted of sixteen 14 cm (5.5 in) L/50 guns mounted in casemates along the centre of the ship. The guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 17.5 km (10.9 mi). Six, 12 cm (4.7 in) L/45 anti-aircraft guns were to have been mounted amidships, along with eight 61 cm (24 in) above-water torpedo tubes.
One unique standout, however, is that the Ignis Purgatio's bow is armored like its spaceborne cousins. This armored Aquila could ram enemy ships with catastrophic effects, damaging the hulls, weapons and causing flooding to the enemies of mankind.
- Length: 251.8m
- Mass: 47 kilotonnes; approx
- Crew: 2,000-3,000 crew; approx
- Acceleration: 30 knots
Ragnarok[edit]
The Ragnarok-Class Oceanic Battleship is a type of Oceanic Battleship of the forces of Khorne that is based upon the Ignis Purgatio. It is commanded by Arthas Roqthar, a World Eaters Khornate Aspiring Champion. He is currently engaged in battle with Justinian Lyons XIII, the Imperial Navy commander of the Oceanic Battleship Ignis Purgatio. The Ragnarok bears a similar weapon layout as the Ignis in which its main armament consists of a battery of ten 41 cm (16.1 in) L/45 guns[A 1] guns in five twin-gun turrets.
The secondary battery was to have consisted of sixteen 14 cm (5.5 in) L/50 guns mounted in casemates along the centre of the ship. The guns had a maximum elevation of 25 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 17.5 km (10.9 mi). Six, 12 cm (4.7 in) L/45 anti-aircraft guns were to have been mounted amidships, along with eight 61 cm (24 in) above-water torpedo tubes.
The major difference, however, is that the Ragnarok bears the head and weapon of a Heldrake; its bow mounts a Baleflamer, which could deter enemy vessels from ramming head on to the Ragnarok as its hellish flames scour the hulls of the opposing ship.
- Length: 251.8m
- Mass: 47 kilotonnes; approx
- Crew: 2,000-3,000 crew; approx
- Acceleration: 30 knots
Vessels of the Traitor Legions | ||
---|---|---|
Spaceships | ||
Space Station | Blackstone Fortress | |
Super Battleships | Abyss | |
Battleships | Battleship (Gloriana - Planet Killer) - Ark of Omen | |
Cruisers | Light Cruiser - Cruiser Heavy Cruiser - Grand Cruiser | |
Escorts | Escort | |
Others | Silver Tower of Tzeentch | |
Combat Spacecraft | Doomfire Bomber - Swiftdeath Fighter | |
Landships | ||
Siege Carriers | Siege Carrier | |
War Machines | Chaos Harvester - Nurgle Plague Tower - Woe Machine | |
Titans | Questor Scout Titan - Slaanesh Subjugator Feral Scout Titan - Ravager Battle Titan Chaos Warlord Titan - Chaos Emperor Titan Skull Reaper | |
Troop Transports | Mastodon | |
Superheavy Tanks | Baneblade - Fellblade - Plaguereaper Tower of Skulls | |
Airships | ||
Flying Fortress | Harbinger | |
Aerospace Vessels | Stormbird | |
Seaships | ||
Oceanic Battleships | Oceanic Battleship |
Forces of the Militarum Tempestus | ||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Command: | Tempestor Prime - Lord Commissar Commissar - Tempestus Command Squad | |||||||
Troops: | Stormtrooper | |||||||
Naval Security: | Voidsmen - Imperial Navy Breachers Gheistskull | |||||||
Vehicles: | Taurox - Taurox Prime - CAT - Chimera | |||||||
Flyers: | Valkyrie - Vendetta | |||||||
Seacraft: | Ignis Purgatio-class Oceanic Battleship | |||||||
Spacecraft: | Devourer Dropship | |||||||
Allies: | Imperial Guard - Inquisition |
Forces of the World Eaters | ||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Leaders: | Berzerker-Surgeon - Chaos Champion - Daemon Prince The Eightbound - Lord of Khorne - Master of Execution | |||||||
Troops: | Chaos Spawn - Chaos Terminators Jakhals - Khorne Berzerkers | |||||||
Great Crusade era: |
Caedere - Devourers - Rampager Red Butcher - Red Hand | |||||||
Walkers: | Berserker Dreadnought - Helbrute | |||||||
Vehicles: | Chaos Land Raider - Predator Rhino - Vindicator | |||||||
Seacraft: | Ragnarok-class Oceanic Battleship | |||||||
Spacecraft: | Dreadclaw Assault Pod - Kharybdis | |||||||
Daemon Engines: | Blood Slaughterer - Brass Scorpion - Forgefiend - Defiler Heldrake - Kytan - Lord of Skulls - Maulerfiend | |||||||
Daemons: | Bloodletters - Bloodcrushers - Flesh Hound | |||||||
Auxiliaries: | Cultists - Khorngors | |||||||
Allies: | Chaos Daemons - Chaos Space Marines |