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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2021-08-20T12:37:26Z

In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2

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	[[Category: Craftworld Eldar]]		[[Category: Craftworld Eldar]]

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2020-08-15T15:21:01Z

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	In the first game, the Eldar ships represented the Corsair Princes and (much later) Craftworld [[Ulthwe]] ships that historically allied with the Imperium to thwart [[Abaddon the Despoiler]]'s designs on the [[Gothic War\|Gothic Sector]]. In the second game, thanks to their help reviving the [[Roboute Guilliman\|Lord Commander of the Imperium]], the Eldar encountered are mostly aligned with the [[Ynnari]] led by [[Yvraine]], though there's the usual unaligned and opportunistic Corsairs for flavor.		In the first game, the Eldar ships represented the Corsair Princes and (much later) Craftworld [[Ulthwe]] ships that historically allied with the Imperium to thwart [[Abaddon the Despoiler]]'s designs on the [[Gothic War\|Gothic Sector]]. In the second game, thanks to their help reviving the [[Roboute Guilliman\|Lord Commander of the Imperium]], the Eldar encountered are mostly aligned with the [[Ynnari]] led by [[Yvraine]], though there's the usual unaligned and opportunistic Corsairs for flavor.
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1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2020-08-10T14:26:32Z

In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2

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1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 */

2020-08-10T14:23:20Z

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	The Eldar initially had a limited number of ships during the first release of the game, but subsequent waves mitigated that somewhat. Min-maxers will probably just bring Aconites and Hellebores anyway,but at least it has more variety now.		The Eldar initially had a limited number of ships during the first release of the game, but subsequent waves mitigated that somewhat. Min-maxers will probably just bring Aconites and Hellebores anyway,but at least it has more variety now.

	==In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2==		== In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2 ==

	Every bit as fast, deadly, and ''fragile'' as their tabletop counterparts, the ships of the Eldar are also a bit pricier compared to anything the Imperials can field. For the sake of variety, most of the ships available to Eldar list in the tabletop game were split in-game between the Asuryani/Craftworlders and the Corsair fleets.		Every bit as fast, deadly, and ''fragile'' as their tabletop counterparts, the ships of the Eldar are also a bit pricier compared to anything the Imperials can field. For the sake of variety, most of the ships available to Eldar list in the tabletop game were split in-game between the Asuryani/Craftworlders and the Corsair fleets.
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	In the first game, the Eldar ships represented the Corsair Princes and (much later) Craftworld [[Ulthwe]] ships that historically allied with the Imperium to thwart [[Abaddon the Despoiler]]'s designs on the [[Gothic War\|Gothic Sector]]. In the second game, thanks to their help reviving the [[Roboute Guilliman\|Lord Commander of the Imperium]], the Eldar encountered are mostly aligned with the [[Ynnari]] led by [[Yvraine]], though there's the usual unaligned and opportunistic Corsairs for flavor.		In the first game, the Eldar ships represented the Corsair Princes and (much later) Craftworld [[Ulthwe]] ships that historically allied with the Imperium to thwart [[Abaddon the Despoiler]]'s designs on the [[Gothic War\|Gothic Sector]]. In the second game, thanks to their help reviving the [[Roboute Guilliman\|Lord Commander of the Imperium]], the Eldar encountered are mostly aligned with the [[Ynnari]] led by [[Yvraine]], though there's the usual unaligned and opportunistic Corsairs for flavor.

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1d4chan>Lord Of The Lemmings: /* Shields of the Craftworlds */

2019-10-14T04:46:32Z

Shields of the Craftworlds

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	In the videogame, this is the only Escort available to Craftworlders. To compensate, the Destroyer class was split into two variants with different weapons loadouts: one with a Shadow Lance, the other with a Lascannon battery.		In the videogame, this is the only Escort available to Craftworlders. To compensate, the Destroyer class was split into two variants with different weapons loadouts: one with a Shadow Lance, the other with a Lascannon battery.

			==Other==
			These are ships that don't have a specific class, and are assigned here instead.

			*'''Eldar Transport''': Generic Transport. Engages in trade and logistical support for the navy/military. Speedy, fast, blah blah. Next.

			*'''Vampire''': What some call the Manta of the Eldar. It comes in two Variants: The Hunter variant, which is an orbit deployed bomber geared towards blowing your expensive titans into tiny titan Mcnuggets, and the Raider variant, an orbit deployed dropship which mulches infantry. Oh, when we say Dropship, we MEAN dropship. This thing can carry anti tank cannons, infantry mulching guns, some grunts/wraith units, and even a Falcon tank with soldiers inside said tank, allowing you to get a massive number of troops on the battlefield.

	==In Battlefleet Gothic==		==In Battlefleet Gothic==

1d4chan>Tactical Mehren at 00:43, 13 September 2019

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	The '''Eldar Space Fleet''' is the general term used to describe the warships that escort the massive [[Craftworld]]s as they roam the galaxy, protecting these remaining bastions of the Eldar race from outside threats. While not having that much of a presence in the main [[Warhammer 40000]] wargame, they are one of the main factions in the [[Battlefleet Gothic]] spin-off and its video game adaptations.		The '''Eldar Space Fleet''' is the general term used to describe the warships that escort the massive [[Craftworld]]s as they roam the galaxy, protecting these remaining bastions of the Eldar race from outside threats. While not having that much of a presence in the main [[Warhammer 40000]] wargame, they are one of the main factions in the [[Battlefleet Gothic]] spin-off and its video game adaptations.

	Unlike the warships of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium of Mankind]], which look like cathedrals in space due their Gothic ornamentation, Eldar vessels are sleek and fragile-looking, gliding silently on the spaceways thanks to their solar sails. They are also blisteringly fast, and in the right circumstances are capable of speeds that far outstrip any other ships of their size.		Unlike the warships of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium of Mankind]], which look like cathedrals in space due their Gothic ornamentation, Eldar vessels are sleek and fragile-looking, gliding silently on the spaceways thanks to their solar sails. They are also blisteringly fast, and in the right circumstances are capable of speeds that far outstrip any other ships of their size. Eldar ships forego the armor that ships of other races use, and instead rely on their speed and Holofields to protect them, while using powerful Pulsar Lances to tear enemy ships to shreds.

	Eldar ships ~~forego~~ the ~~armor that ships of other races use~~, ~~and instead rely~~ on their ~~speed~~ and ~~Holofields~~ to ~~protect~~ them, ~~while using powerful Pulsar Lances to tear enemy~~ ships ~~to shreds. An~~ Eldar ~~ship~~ will either ~~try~~ to ~~remain undetected for as long as possible~~, or ~~keep constantly on~~ the ~~move~~, ~~as they simply aren't built to endure an extended firefight~~.		Majority of Eldar ships also have most of their guns mounted in the front, with no guns on the broadside. This design choice likely stems from the fact it allows their ships to remain compact and reasonably defended, without skimping on firepower. Additionally, attempting to fire guns broadside requires them to slow down to strafe, something their ships aren't built do, hence the Eldar will typically either snipe from a distance to allow them to bring all their guns to bear without fear of immediate retaliation, or dart around the void of space doing brief but powerful hit-and-run attacks, overwhelming better armored but more sluggish ships of other races through speed.

	While they mostly deal with spaceborne threats, Eldar ships also support warhosts in their objectives, carrying these to the worlds they need to be at if a convenient Webway Gate isn't available. These ships then will conceal themselves, often at an outlying world or debris field, to await the warhost's return.		While they mostly deal with spaceborne threats, Eldar ships also support warhosts in their objectives, carrying these to the worlds they need to be at if a convenient Webway Gate isn't available. These ships then will conceal themselves, often at an outlying world or debris field, to await the warhost's return.

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2019-05-15T08:36:31Z

Battecruiser

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	The largest ship available to the Eldar, the ''Void Stalker'' embodies this ancient race's methods of war, being heavily armed, lightning fast and somehow staying as nimble as an [[Imperial Navy\|Imperial]] [[Imperial Navy Escort\|Escort]]. It comes armed with mid-ranged Pulsar Lances as standard, and carries quad Launch Bays to launch Fighters and Bombers.		The largest ship available to the Eldar, the ''Void Stalker'' embodies this ancient race's methods of war, being heavily armed, lightning fast and somehow staying as nimble as an [[Imperial Navy\|Imperial]] [[Imperial Navy Escort\|Escort]]. It comes armed with mid-ranged Pulsar Lances as standard, and carries quad Launch Bays to launch Fighters and Bombers.

	===~~Battecruiser~~===		===Battlecruiser===

	'''Phoenix'''		'''Phoenix'''

	The second-largest ship in the Eldar fleet, the ''Phoenix'' comes armed with front-mounted Pulsar Lances, Weapons Batteries, and a pair of Launch Bays for Fighter and Bomber support. Its weapons systems are somewhat close-ranged compared to an [[Imperial Navy Battlecruiser\|Imperial Battlecruiser]], but in return, the Phoenix is ''ridiculously'' fast for its size, easily leaving Imperial Escorts in the dust.		The second-largest ship in the Eldar fleet, the ''Phoenix'' comes armed with front-mounted Pulsar Lances, Weapons Batteries, and a pair of Launch Bays for Fighter and Bomber support. Its weapons systems are somewhat close-ranged compared to an [[Imperial Navy Battlecruiser\|Imperial Battlecruiser]], but in return, the Phoenix is ''ridiculously'' fast for its size, easily leaving Imperial Escorts in the dust.

	===Cruiser===		===Cruiser===