A deadly phase destroyer feared and scorned by those crews who have suffered the misfortune of facing it in battle. The Harbinger possesses a device which allows it to briefly disable enemy ships, creating openings that it - or its allies - can exploit. "The Tri-Tachyon Corporation denies allegations of ongoing involvement in phasing experiments, much less the - and I quote - 'clandestine development and operation of phase warships' which would of course be in direct violation of the Treaty of Thule. It is Company policy to pursue full persecution of individuals, mercantile bodies, spiritual clades, and any registered polities committing gross and flagrant defamation to the full extent of local jurisdictional power as per the Sector Commercial Accords of Cycle 32 AC. Our legal team will be in touch." |
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–In-Game Description |
Overview[]
The Harbinger is a phase destroyer with high-forward facing firepower and the extremely potent Quantum Disruptor ship system. It has great fuel capacity for its class.
Notes[]
The Harbinger performs exceptionally well as a flagship, being able to temporarily disable any target with its ship system, leaving them exposed for the rest of the fleet or a follow-up by its own strike weapons, before phasing to avoid any return fire.
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Derelict | Defender · Picket · Sentry · Warden · · Bastillon · Berserker · · Rampart · · Guardian · · Mothership | |
Remnant | Flash · Lux · Spark · · Glimmer · Lumen · · Fulgent · Scintilla · · Apex · Brilliant · · Nova · Radiant · · Battlestation | |
Omega | Aspect · Dextral Shard · Sinistral Shard · Facet · Tesseract | |
Other | Ziggurat |
Change History[]
0.96
- Increased CR per deployment to 30%
- Increased top speed to 100 (was: 80)
- Reduced maintenance and deployment supply costs to 18 (was: 20)
0.9a
- System changed to Quantum Disruptor
0.8a
- Ship ordnance points increased across the board by 0-20%, around 10% in most cases
- Some ships increased more or less of an increase for balance reasons; examples:
- Harbinger: 80 -> 95
Only up to date for version 0.96. It is likely still broadly correct but not verified for the most up to date data yet. Please double check the Version History.