RACE: Cardassian
STARSHIP
CLASS: Galor
Destroyer
Construction
Data:
Model Number- IX
Date Entering Service- 2/79
Number Constructed- 1849
Hull
Data:
Superstructure Points- 132
Damage Chart- C
Size
Length- 371m
Width- 192m
Height- 59m
Weight- 1,678,000mt
Cargo
Cargo units- 500
Cargo Capacity- 25000mt
Landing Capability- No
Equipment
Data:
Transporters
standard 6 person- 2
emergency 22 person- 4
cargo, large- 4
Other
Data:
Crew- 300
Passengers- 485
Evacuation- 5600
Shuttlecraft- 8
Bay Size- 40
Engines
and Power Data:
Total Power Units Available- 189
Movement Point Ratio- 8/1
Warp Engine Number- 2
Power Units Available- 78
Stress Charts- E/F
Maximum Safe Cruising- Warp 5.6
Emergency Speed- Warp
9.6
Impulse Engine Power Units Available- 33
Weapons
and Firing Data:
Beam Weapon Type- Type IV
Spiral-Wave Disruptors
Number- 16
Firing Arcs- 3f,
1f/p, 1f/s, 1a/p, 1a/s, 3p, 3s, 3a
Firing Chart- Y
Maximum Power- 12
Damage Modifiers-
+3 (1-10)
+2 (11-17)
+1 (18-30)
Missile Weapon Type- Type II
Photon Torpedo
Number- 2
Firing Arcs- 1f,
1a
Firing Chart- R
Power to Arm- 1
Damage- 16
Shield
Data:
Deflector Shield Point Ratio- 1/6
Maximum Shield Power- 60
Structural Integrity Field
SIF Point Ratio- 1/2
Maximum Strength 44
Fleet
Data: The Galor-class Destroyer first
encountered by the Federation during its conflicts with the Cardassians in the
mid 24th century, is the primary fighting vessel of the Cardassian
Union. While not as large or as powerful as a Galaxy-class ship, it does boast an impressive array of spiral-wave
disruptors, and can put up more of a fight than its size might initially
suggest. (Its relative lack of torpedo launchers remains one of its weaknesses,
however.) Starfleet does not possess precise data on many aspects of the
specifications and internal configuration of these ships, though it has learned
much more during the Dominion War and its aftermath than it had previously.
The
Galor-class Destroyer consists of two roughly half-circle-shaped sections, a
small one (the command hull) containing the bridge and a much larger one where
most of the ship’s primary systems are located, with a long “tail” behind them.
The design reminds most humans of a fish or insect of some kind, but to the
Cardassians it represents the galor, a
mythical hooded warrior-figure.