SC Lilith
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The SC Lilith |
The SC Lilith was a heavy cruiser class used by the Shivans in both the Great War and the Second Shivan Incursion. The Lilith offered a heavy beam cannon against capital ships and numerous other turrets against fighters.
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Description:
FS1 Tech Room Description
While far more rare than its counterpart, the Cain-class cruiser, the Lilith is one of the most ferocious cruisers we have had the misfortune of combating. It has extremely strong weapon systems, as well as a very thick armor which our cannons can barely penetrate. One for one, the Lilith can easily destroy any of our cruisers. It is for this reason that they should be considered a primary target for all bomber squadrons in the GTA.
The Lilith should be considered a Class A threat to any ships that encounter it.
FS2 Tech Room Description
The SC Lilith class of Shivan cruisers is a far-deadlier foe than the Cain class. Nearly impenetrable armor plating enables it to withstand tremendous punishment, enabling its nine turrets to lash out at warships and combat spacecraft with impunity.
Developer Notes
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Performance:
Statistics
Type | Cruiser |
Manufacturer | Unknown |
Manuverability | N/A |
Max Velocity | 20.0 mps |
Max Afterburner Velocity | N/A |
Armor | N/A |
Hitpoints | 75 000 |
Shields | N/A |
Length | 190 m |
Armaments
Freespace 1 | Freespace 2 | ||
Turret Type | Amount | Turret Type | Amount |
Shivan Turret Laser | 6 | Shivan Turret Laser | 5 |
Shivan Heavy Laser | 1 | Shivan Cluster | 2 |
Shivan Cluster | 2 | Anti-Fighter Beam | 1 |
Large Red Beam | 1 |
Veteran Comments
Ridiculously well armed, but badly protected. Doesn't matter too much considering its armour though. Interesting how the Moloch can mount 3 SReds, the same as the Rakhasa, but this can mount one sodding huge LRed despite being smaller than the Moloch and only slightly bigger in total size than the Rakhasa.
Name origin
In Hebrew mythology, Lilith was a female Mesopotanian demon associated with spreading illnesses and diseases.