The Enforcer-class ships commonly serve in system or convoy defense roles. The design features good armor and multiple ballistic hardpoints, while shield performance is somewhat underwhelming.
The blueprints of the ship call for many components similar to the ones found in the design of Onslaught-class battleships, suggesting that the designs were created during a similar epoch of the Domain. The Enforcer-class features similar no-nonsense weapon system design choices, though bulkheads, and is well regarded by its crews.
Tough to beat in a destroyer to destroyer fight, the Enforcer rarely takes part in larger battles due to the common view that its low speed makes it a liability. Nonetheless, Hegemony order of battle doctrines mandate an attached Enforcer squadron as a screen for Onslaught-class battleships. The logistical ease with which shared components can be used by both ship types is exactly the type of detail that excites Hegemony Logisticarum bureaucrats.
Ships that would be decommissioned in quieter times now see widespread use throughout the Sector. The hull designation for such ships is usually tagged with a "D", for "damaged" or "defective".
The Enforcer-class ships commonly serve in system or convoy defense roles. The design features good armor and multiple ballistic hardpoints, while shield performance is somewhat underwhelming.
The blueprints of the ship call for many components similar to the ones found in the design of Onslaught-class battleships, suggesting that the designs were created during a similar epoch of the Domain. The Enforcer-class features similar no-nonsense weapon system design choices, though bulkheads, and is well regarded by its crews.
Tough to beat in a destroyer to destroyer fight, the Enforcer rarely takes part in larger battles due to the common view that its low speed makes it a liability. Nonetheless, Hegemony order of battle doctrines mandate an attached Enforcer squadron as a screen for Onslaught-class battleships. The logistical ease with which shared components can be used by both ship types is exactly the type of detail that excites Hegemony Logisticarum bureaucrats.
Degraded Engines Compromised Armor Faulty Power Grid
Advanced Stats
CR per deployment
12%
Recovery cost (supplies)
5 (-4)
Peak performance (sec)
420
Shield arc
150
Shield upkeep/sec
80
Shield flux/damage
1
Ships that would be decommissioned in quieter times now see widespread use throughout the Sector. The hull designation for such ships is usually tagged with a "D", for "damaged" or "defective".
The Enforcer-class ships commonly serve in system or convoy defense roles. The design features good armor and multiple ballistic hardpoints, while shield performance is somewhat underwhelming.
The blueprints of the ship call for many components similar to the ones found in the design of Onslaught-class battleships, suggesting that the designs were created during a similar epoch of the Domain. The Enforcer-class features similar no-nonsense weapon system design choices, though bulkheads, and is well regarded by its crews.
Tough to beat in a destroyer to destroyer fight, the Enforcer rarely takes part in larger battles due to the common view that its low speed makes it a liability. Nonetheless, Hegemony order of battle doctrines mandate an attached Enforcer squadron as a screen for Onslaught-class battleships. The logistical ease with which shared components can be used by both ship types is exactly the type of detail that excites Hegemony Logisticarum bureaucrats.
A survivor of the original 14th Domain Battlegroup which founded the Hegemony, this ship is a prime specimen of the Domain Navy's 'decisive battle' doctrine, particularly exhibited by a series of radical structural modifications performed using pre-Collapse industrial technology.
The Enforcer-class ships commonly serve in system or convoy defense roles. The design features good armor and multiple ballistic hardpoints, while shield performance is somewhat underwhelming.
The blueprints of the ship call for many components similar to the ones found in the design of Onslaught-class battleships, suggesting that the designs were created during a similar epoch of the Domain. The Enforcer-class features similar no-nonsense weapon system design choices, though bulkheads, and is well regarded by its crews.
Tough to beat in a destroyer to destroyer fight, the Enforcer rarely takes part in larger battles due to the common view that its low speed makes it a liability. Nonetheless, Hegemony order of battle doctrines mandate an attached Enforcer squadron as a screen for Onslaught-class battleships. The logistical ease with which shared components can be used by both ship types is exactly the type of detail that excites Hegemony Logisticarum bureaucrats.
–In-Game Description
Notes[]
Firing linked Annihilator Rocket Launchers while Burn Drive is active will cause the rockets to stack up on top of each other, so they all hit at about the same time.
While it has excellent hardpoints, weapon coverage and armour, as well as reasonable shield strength and mobility, the Enforcer suffers with it's appalling flux statistics, which is routinely outclassed by stock frigates. It is often wise to max out flux vents first before adding any weapons in order to ensure that the enforcer will actually have enough flux to keep them firing in a fight.
