Nova-class: Explorer to Destroyer?

[Sionnach Glic]

Agreed.

[Captain Seafort]

we also know that it can take on a pair of Nagh'Var look alikes.

That isn't necessarily a great display of firepower - by the late 24th/early 25th century, the Negh'var is apparently close to obsolete. The refitted E-D in "All Good Things.." destroyed two of them in no time flat, a hospital ship's shields were able to hold them off for some time, and the roles they've been seen in have been paired boarder patrols and in the service of a pretty minor House.

[Sionnach Glic]

Good point. They may have become the Mirandas of their time: outdated and mostly target practice.

[Tsukiyumi]

Which either means that the Klingons are hopelessly outdated by the early 25th century, or they have significantly more powerful ships that we never saw.

[Teaos]

Probably. I'm sure Seafort will be along to clear that up shortly.

Thats the DITL attitude. Screw reserch, we'll just wait for Seafort to tell us who's right or not.

[Sionnach Glic]

[Reliant121]

Works for me.

[Captain Seafort]

8)

[Mikey]

If he doesn't mind, why should we?

[Sionnach Glic]

We shouldn't.

[Mark]

Guys, I can explain it.

It was the Nova 2.0 class.

AKA

The Subtype

[Sionnach Glic]

Good ol' quantum.

[Mark]

Although, the BASIC hull design of the Nova could likely be used. She'd need completely new everything inside, and a few external changes too, but still, the BASIC outer desigen can probebly hold

[Mikey]

But why shoehorn everything into that spaceframe when a purpose-built one can be designed specifically for it?

[KuvahMagh]

But why shoehorn everything into that spaceframe when a purpose-built one can be designed specifically for it?

Or has been already, *cough*Defiant*cough*...