Since the initial creation of the Fury, the design has been expanded upon and improved.
The Fury was initially only intended as a stop-gap while the Imperium looked to produce an even more deadly fighter, this fighter design (unfinished and rejected due to the Horus Heresy) would later become the Swift Death fighter of Chaos. Lore: The Fury Interceptor was designed and built in the closing years of the Great Crusade, M31, as a proposed replacement for the notoriously unreliable and hard to handle Wrath Class Starfighter by Fabricator Kane of Mars. Machine spirit: M31 Signus-minoris class (the same kind used for the Warhound scout-titans)
#Vanguard class marauder titan full#
Fury stores ammunition and loading mechanism for 3 full reloads per launcher.) Standard Armament: 12 Mars-pattern Mk-22F 'Fury' Lascannons, 2 Mars-pattern 'Hellstrom' Missile launchers (with 9 independently targetable Plasma, Melta or Cluster Munition warheads each. Power supply: 1 Mars-pattern Plasma Fusion Generator. Sub-light engine: 1 Mars-pattern 'Ascender' plasma-thrust engine Wing span: 40 metres (main), 20 metres (secondary)Ĭrew: 4 (1 Pilot, 1 Gunnery Officer, an Engineseer or tech servitor and a Navigator). Hunter Class Destroyer (Ad-Mech Patterns)įalchion Class Frigate (Ad-Mech Patterns) Or'es El'leath (Custodian)-class Battleshipįirestorm Class Frigate (Ad-Mech Patterns) Kir'shashvre (Castellan)-Class Heavy Frigate Strike Cruiser (and Vanguard Sub-Class).Harbinger/Hellbringer Class Light Cruiser Mercury/Orion/Long Serpent Class Battle Cruisers I repeat DON'T POST HERE.Īlso please bare in mind this is a work in progress, and it may not necessarily be updated in any particular order, so if you want to see your favourite ship/faction on here make some noise in a separate thread and I'll prioritise the most popular one for research and profiling.
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