First up we have the "Misery" class bulk freighter:
The "Misery" is a massive superfreighter designed to hold humanoid slaves. It is poorly armed, mounting only two fixed heavy weapons. It is however, far faster and more armored than most freighters. It's designed for blockade running.
One valuable feature is that it can mount two large boxlike slave pens on either side. These more than triple it's holding capacity.
Without overcrowding, nominal carrying capacity is 80,000 persons. Although adding the two slave pens brings this up to 240,000.
With overcrowding, carrying capacity is up to 600,000 persons
Adding the slave pens brings it up to... 2,880,000 people. Note that internal conditions deteriorate as the carrying capacity is exceeded, although given the nature of the cargo, that hardly matters.
"Torment" class battleship:
The "Torment" is designed for two things: Fear, and extremely heavy firepower.
It carries slightly more firepower than the old Dreadnought IIs, and signifigantly more armor. The light weapons alone are enough to lay waste to any modern nations that resist. Of course, the "Torment" cannot defeat a modern CF battleship, but it can give most other ships of equal size a run for their money.
At a legnth of 3.4 kilometers in legnth, this vessel can defeat modern nations by sheer shock.
It can also carry 400 "Despair" class fighters in it's fighter bays in addition to 10,000 ground troops and their equipment.
"Despair" class fighter:
The "Despair" is a newly designed fighter for the slavers. Built specifically for that organization by CFAC, the "Despair" has much in common with the as-yet-unreleased "Alpha" CF superfighter.
The Despair mounts four medium weapons hardpoints, two missile hardpoints, and two torpedo hardpoints. It has enough firepower to go toe to toe with just about anything else. It is also fairly well suited for atmospheric combat.
It's only disadvantage is that it is fairly slow, compared to mainstream CF multi-role fighters.
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This ship is currently unknown. Our operative was recycled to give us these images.
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