Okay, we're now in the 24th Century. I've broken the Starfleet ships into three eras: pre-2340, 2340-2367, and 2368 on.
Please be mindful that these conversions are based on Steve Long's Spacedock stats.
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Okay, we're now in the 24th Century. I've broken the Starfleet ships into three eras: pre-2340, 2340-2367, and 2368 on.
Please be mindful that these conversions are based on Steve Long's Spacedock stats.
Apollo-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Apollo-class Light Cruiser
Year Launched: 2325 {2347}
Hull Data
Structure: 20
Size/Decks: 4/8 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 148/36/26 meters
Complement: 200
Operational Data
Transporters: 2 standard, 2 emergency, 2 cargo
Cargo Units: 40
Shuttlebay: 2 aft
Shuttlecraft: 8 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1F, 1A
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3a (+3/CC)
Operations System: Class 3 (D)
Life Support: Class 3 (D)
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIB (.5c) (D) {FIG (.9c) (C)}
Warp System: LF-7X2 (wf 4/6/8.3) (B) {LF-20 (wf 6/7/9.2) (C)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VII (B)
Penetration: 3/3/2/0/0
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 60 DF (B)
Penetration: 3/3/3/3/3
Deflector Shield: CIDSS-3 (C)
Protection/Threshold: 15/3
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +1C +1H +1T
Traits: none
The Apollo-class light cruiser reflects the aesthetics of its Vulcan designers, with a trapezoidal nacelle support surrounding a long cylindrical hull that can be traced back to before the pre-Federation Surak-class cruisers.
Primarily a transport, the Apollo is fast and maneuverable enough to avoid most trouble.
Deneva-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Deneva-class Light transport
Year Launched: 2318 {2350}
Hull Data
Structure: 25
Size/Decks: 5/10 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 211/65/45 meters
Complement: 90
Operational Data
Transporters: 6 standard, 6 emergency, 6 cargo
Cargo Units: 70
Shuttlebay: 2 saucer forward
Shuttlecraft: 10 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1FD, 1FV, 1F, 1A
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3 (+3/D) {Class 4 (+4/E)}
Operations System: Class 2 (C)
Life Support: Class 2 (C)
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIB (x2) (.5c) (D)
Warp System: PB-32 Mod 3 (wf 6/7/8 OCU) (D) {LF-20 (wf 6/7/9.2) (C)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VI (x2/B)
Penetration: 4/3/3/0/0
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 40 DF (B)
Penetration: 3/3/3/3/3
Deflector Shield: PFF 3 (C)
Protection/Threshold: 14/3
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +1C +1H +0T
Modular Transport (10 space worth of dedicated cargo space):
Standard Cargo +100 Cargo Units
Medical Class 4 Life Support (E), Hospital (80 cargo units worth)
Entertainment Class 4 Life Support (E), +50 Cargo Units, Entertainment facility (30 cargo units worth)
Personnel Personnel Quarters (100 cargo units worth)
Security Class 4 Operations (E), Brig (80 cargo units worth)
Science Enhanced Sensors (+2), +50 Cargo Units
The Deneva-class light transport was built in the first quarter of the 24th Century to be Starfleet's standard personnel and materiel transport, and reamins the Starfleet workhorse today. Built for flexibility, the Deneva uses a modular container system for its various missions.
Hokule'a-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Hokule'a-class Scout
Year Launched: 2314 {2361} {{2372}}
Hull Data
Structure: 20 {{15}}
Size/Decks: 4/6 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 137/36/28 meters
Complement: 30
Operational Data
Transporters: 2 standard, 2 emergency, 2 cargo
Cargo Units: 40
Shuttlebay: 1 saucer aft
Shuttlecraft: 4 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1F, 1A
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3a (+3/CC) {Class 4a (+4/DD)}
Operations System: Class 2 (C)
Life Support: Class 2 (C)
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: RSM (.75c) (D) {FIG-2 (.9c) (C)} {{FIG-5 (.92c) (D)}}
Warp System: PB-32 Mod 3 (wf 6/7/8 OCU) (D) {LF-20 (wf 6/7/9.2) (C)} {{LF-35 (wf 6/9.2/9.8) (D)}}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VII (B) {Type VII (x2/C)}
Penetration: 3/3/2/0/0 {4/3/3/0/0}
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 50DF (x2/B) {{Mk 60 DF (x2/C)}}
Penetration: 4/4/4/4/4 {4/4/4/4/4}
Deflector Shield: PFF 3 (C)
Protection/Threshold: 14/3
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: -1C +2H +0T
The Hokule'a-class scout was part of the Federation's expansion in the early part of this century. Resembling an old earth sailing vessel called a catamaran, the Hokule'a received a service upgrade in the early 2360s, and served admirably in the Dominion War, oftentimes behing-enemy-lines. Some vessels of the class (about a third) received further upgrades in 2372 to support DW missions.
Mediterranean-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Mediterranean-class Frigate
Year Launched: 2339 {2358} {{2377}}
Hull Data
Structure: 25 {{20}}
Size/Decks: 5/10 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 285/88/46 meters
Complement: 115
Operational Data
Atmosphere Capable: No {{Yes}}
Transporters: 2 standard, 2 emergency, 2 cargo
Cargo Units: 50
Shuttlebay: 1 saucer aft
Shuttlecraft: 5 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1F
Separation System: Yes
Sensor System: Class 3a (+3/CC) {Class 4 (+4/E)}
Operations System: Class 2 (C)
Life Support: Class 2 (C)
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIG-2 (1 saucer, 1 engineering aft) (.9c) (C)
Warp System: LF-12 (engineering) (wf 5/7/9) (D)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VIII (saucer x1, engineering x1)
Penetration: std 4/4/4/0/0 (C) {{5/3/3/0/0 (C)}}, saucer 3/3/2/0/0 (B) {{4/1/1/0/0 (B)}}, engineering 3/3/2/0/0 (B) {{4/1/1/0/0 (B)}}
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 60 DF (saucer x1, engineering x1) {{Mk 80 DF (saucer x1, engineering x1)}}
Penetration: std 4/4/4/4/4 (C) {{5/5/5/5/5 (C)}}, saucer 3/3/3/3/3 (B) {{3/3/3/3/3 (B)}}, engineering 3/3/3/3/3 (B) {{3/3/3/3/3 (B)}}
Deflector Shield: CIDSS-3 (C)
Protection/Threshold: 15/3
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +2C +1H +1T
Traits: none {{Ablative Armor (+5 structure)}}
{{Pulse Upgrade}}
{{Underpowered}}
One of the most popular smaller ships in the fleet, the Mediterranean-class frigate was originally designed as a general purpose vessel. Performing a wide range of missions, the class received a refit in 2358 that improved its sensor capability.
Starfleet command recently approved a large-scale refit using lessons learned from the Dominion War. The 2377 version of the frigate featured atmospheric capability, pulse phasers, Mk 80 DF torpedoes, and ablative armor. Unfortunately, the Med's power plant wasn't designed to manage all of the upgrades, resulting in an extremely capable, but underpowered, vessel.
Merced-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Merced-class Escort
Year Launched: 2312 {2345} {{2367}}
Hull Data
Structure: 40 {35} {{30}}
Size/Decks: 5/9 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 187/68/43 meters
Complement: 53
Operational Data
Transporters: 2 standard, 2 emergency, 2 cargo
Cargo Units: 50
Shuttlebay: 1 saucer aft
Shuttlecraft: 5 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1F, 1AV
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3 (+2/C)
Operations System: Class 2 (C) {Class 3 (D)}
Life Support: Class 2 (C)
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIB-3 (.75c) (D) {FIG-2 (.9c) (C)}
Warp System: PB-32 Mod 3 (wf 6/7/8 OCU) (D) {LF-12 (wf 5/7/9) (D)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VII (B) {Type VII (x2/C)}
Penetration: 3/3/2/0/0 {4/3/3/0/0} {{4/4/4/0/0}}
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 40 DF (x2/B) {Mk 60 DF (x2/C)}
Penetration: 4/4/4/4/4 {4/4/4/4/4}
Deflector Shield: CIDSS-2 (C) {{FSQ (D)}}
Protection/Threshold: 14/4 {{17/4}}
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +0C +3H +2T
Traits: none {{Prototype (phasers) +1 offense each}}
Developed in response to the Tomed Incident, the Merced-class escort was originally designed as a "strike" cruiser, but later downgraded when it became apparent that the Romulans chose to isolate themselves.
Although only 16 ships were built over a four-year period, the class has proven highly functional and all 16 remain in service today. Short-range vessels, Merceds are attached to starbases as support and defense ships.
Starfleet expects to retire the class at the end of the century.
Renaissance-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Renaissance-class Cruiser
Year Launched: 2303 {2340}
Hull Data
Structure: 35 {45}
Size/Decks: 6/17 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 316/147/60 meters
Complement: 415
Operational Data
Transporters: 3 standard, 3 emergency, 3 cargo
Cargo Units: 60
Shuttlebay: 2 engineering aft
Shuttlecraft: 12 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1F, 1AV
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3 (+3/D)
Operations System: Class 3 (D) {Class 4 (E)}
Life Support: Class 3 (D) {Class 4 (E)}
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIB-2 (.75c) (D) {FIE-3 (.85c (D)}
Warp System: PB-32 Mod 3 (warp 6/7/8 OCU) (D) {LF-17 (wf 5/7/9) (B)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VIII (x3/D)
Penetration: 4/4/4/0/0
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 50 DF (x5/D)
Penetration: 6/6/6/6/6
Deflector Shield: CIDSS-2 (C) {CIDSS-4 (BB)}
Protection/Threshold: 14/4 {15/3}
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +3C -1H +2T
Traits: none {Outdated (Tactical +2TN)}
Built as the sister class to the Excelsior-class exploratory cruiser, the Renaissance-class cruiser proved to be a capable combat vessel, easily outgunning most Klingon battle cruisers of the time. By the time the class received its 2340 refit, the Renaissance's tactical systems were woefully out of date. Starfleet began phasing the class out in 2377, with some vessels being offered to friendly governments for system defense.
Rigel-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Rigel-class Heavy Scout
Year Launched: 2327 {2354}
Hull Data
Structure: 20
Size/Decks: 5/13 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 216/77/39 meters
Complement: 65
Operational Data
Transporters: 2 standard, 2 emergency, 2 cargo
Cargo Units: 50
Shuttlebay: 2 forward
Shuttlecraft: 10 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1FV, 1AD
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3a (+3/CC) {Class 4 (+4/E)}
Operations System: Class 2 (C) {Class 3 (D)}
Life Support: Class 2 (C) {Class 3 (D)}
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIE-2 (.85c) (E) {FIG-4 (.9c) (D)}
Warp System: PB-32 Mod 3 (warp 6/7/8 OCU) (D) {LF-20 (warp 6/7/9.2) (C)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type VII (B)
Penetration: 3/3/2/0/0
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 60 DF (x2/B)
Penetration: 4/4/4/4/4
Deflector Shield: CIDSS-3 (C)
Protection/Threshold: 15/3
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +1C +2H +0T
Trait: Enhanced System (Sensors) (+4)
Designed as part of the Coreward Exploratory Directive in the 2320s, the Rigel-class heavy scout has proven an exceptional vessel. Used as an intelligence gatherer in the Dominion War, the class is now being slowly decommissioned, with many Rigels being converted into freighters for the Federation Merchant Marine.
Wambundu-class Specifications
Production Data
Origin: United Federation of Planets
Class and Type: Wambundu-class Heavy Cruiser
Year Launched: 2328 {2363}
Hull Data
Structure: 50
Size/Decks: 7/27 decks
Length/Beam/Height: 426/226/123 meters
Complement: 560
Operational Data
Transporters: 6 standard, 6 emergency, 6 cargo
Cargo Units: 80 {90}
Shuttlebay: 1 saucer aft, 1 engineering dorsal forward
Shuttlecraft: 14 size worth
Tractor Beams: 1F, 1AD
Separation System: No
Sensor System: Class 3 (+3/D) {Class 4a (+4/DD)}
Operations System: Class 4 (E)
Life Support: Class 3 (D)
Propulsion Data
Impulse System: FIE-3 (.85c) (D) {FIG-5 (.92c) (D)}
Warp System: LF-7X2 (x2) (wf 4/6/8.3) (B) {LF-41 (wf 6/9.2/9.6) (D)}
Tactical Data
Phaser Banks: Type IX (x4/D) {Type XI (x3/D)}
Penetration: 6/5/5/0/0 {5/5/4/0/0}
Photon Torpedoes: Mk 60 DF (x4/D)
Penetration: 6/6/6/6/6
Deflector Shield: CIDSS-3 (C)
Protection/Threshold: 15/3
Miscellaneous Data
Maneuvering: +2C +1H +2T
Built for frontier patrol, the Wambundu-class heavy cruiser shared elements of it's Constitution-class predecessor and the later Galaxy-class explorer. Members of the class served as testbeds for the Type X phaser in the 2350s before the Nebula was launched in 2357. The class later received the Type XI upgrade in 2363, although Starfleet reduced its phaser coverage do to a change in philosophy earlier in that decade.
Because of the success of the PDD, the Wambundu is being taken from the front lines and reassigned to lesser duties. Starfleet plans to begin refitting and recommissioning many vessels of the class starting in 2379.