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Latest revision as of 08:06, 23 September 2023
| Class | Sparrowhawk |
| Commissioned | 2295 |
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The Romulan Imperial Ship Maximus Brutus was a Sparrowhawk class (SPJ) assault cruiser, commissioned circa 2295.[1]
Sparrowhawk class vessels
SFC Timeline
R.I.S. Adversary • R.I.S. Auspex • R.I.S. Avenger • R.I.S. Maximus Brutus • R.I.S. Caelum • R.I.S. Defiance • R.I.S. Executioner's Song • R.I.S. Fearless • R.I.S. Fendere • R.I.S. Formidable • R.I.S. Fortiter • R.I.S. Furious • R.I.S. Harrower • R.I.S. Havoc • R.I.S. Inclutus • R.I.S. Infinity • R.I.S. Invenio • R.I.S. Licentia • R.I.S. Loyal Warrior • R.I.S. Monolithic • R.I.S. Nexum • R.I.S. Numinous • R.I.S. Nympha • R.I.S. Oris • R.I.S. Praeses • R.I.S. Pyrrhic • R.I.S. Sabbatical • R.I.S. Senatus • R.I.S. Sinvenio • R.I.S. Slanderous • R.I.S. Sovanius • R.I.S. Sparrow • R.I.S. Spartan • R.I.S. Species • R.I.S. Specificity • R.I.S. Spurious • R.I.S. Superator • R.I.S. Tranchet • R.I.S. Triumph • R.I.S. Varrix • R.I.S. Vindex • R.I.S. White Hawk
Notes and References
- ↑ Bethke, Erik (Producer). Starfleet Command. Lead Designer: Erik Bethke. Senior Designer: Chris Taylor. Mission Scripting by Lance Watanabe. Campaign Mission Design by Scott Bennie. Game Design by Marc Hertogh and Tom Hughes. SFB Consultant: Tom Hughes. Interplay Inc.. 15 September 1999.
