Epoch-class heavy carrier
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The Epoch-class heavy carrier is a warship class in service with the UNSC Navy. A ship of the line was assigned to Battlegroup Leviathan at some point during the Human-Covenant War.[1]
Specifications
The heaviest variety of carrier in service, the Epoch class' tonnage exceeds that of both the Poseidon and the Orion classes. Often playing a vital role in UNSC fleets, the heavy carrier is capable of taking extreme damage in combat.[2]
Ships of the line
- UNSC Epoch – Lead ship of the class[3]
Halo: Fleet Battles
UNSC Epoch Heavy CarrierThis element includes a single Epoch-class heavy carrier.
UNSC Supported Epoch Heavy CarrierThis element includes an Epoch-class heavy carrier and one Paris-class heavy frigate.
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UNSC Defended Epoch Heavy CarrierThis element includes an Epoch-class heavy carrier and two Halberd-class destroyers.
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Trivia
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- The Epoch-class heavy carrier was created for Halo: Fleet Battles. Its design is based on concept art for Halo 2, Halo Wars, and Halo 4, as well as concepts from Blur Studio. The carrier went through more revisions than any other ship designed for the game. The Epoch deliberately combines features from various UNSC ships to document a transition between wartime and post-war UNSC vessels. The general structure of the hull is clearly influenced by the Phoenix-class colony ship, albeit with a more martial aesthetic. Its telescoping prow and overlapping armor panels are meant to evoke the contemporary Halcyon and Marathon-class cruisers, while its paneling and overall length foreshadow the Template:UNSCship.[2]
Gallery
Detail of an Epoch-class carrier for Halo: Fleet Battles.
- Epoch-class heavy cruiser multiple angle.jpg
The Epoch-class carrier viewed from multiple angles
- Epoch-class carrier views.jpg
More views of the carrier
List of appearances
- Halo: Fleet Battles (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Spartan Games: "Spartan Games is to produce Halo tabletop miniatures games"
- ^ a b Cite error: Invalid
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- ^ Stephen Loftus on the Autumn class' talk page