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The quintessential Vessels of the modern age rely upon Titancraft for lift, propulsion, weaponry, and defense. The principle material of the airframe and covering of the vessel is metal, although some lighter craft use thick fleeglesilk which is lighter and more buoyant than metal. Titancraft skyships are more commonly called titanships.

Over the centuries, aerial travel and warfare has replaced the voyage of the sea for the ruling class of the Pallathantic. While sea transport remains cheap and widespread in comparison, skycraft retain the cutting edge. The first circumnavigation of the globe was achieved by skycraft, not by a vessel of the sea.

Titancraft Technologies

PROPULSION and LIFT

Titancraft Weaponry

Vessel Types

Commercial Transport Comparison Chart

Type	Year	Origin	Dimensions	Range	Maximum Altitude	Manufacturer
Wyvernian Onogaster	2658	Aurician-Sardic				Metropolitan Skycrafters and Sardeichs
Draconian Onogaster	2690's	Aurician-Sardic				Metropolitan Skycrafters and Sardeichs
Onobos Craft	2638	Magdalan
Tarrafas	2673	Magdalan	50ft to 165ft (15m to 50m)			Trevirite Titancraft
Blodaskirra	2706	Medibgóëse	25 ft (8m)	200 miles	20,000 ft	Skyness Titancraft Industries
Mugient	2672	Dagdorian	100 ft (30m)

Commercial Transport

Blodaskirra heavy skybarge with ability to ascend and descend rapidly, designed to access the skynesses of Medibgö
Mugient a very heavy skybarge with low altitude, created by the dwarves and favored by the Xsytes. The craft are capable of very high tonnage and their lift system creates a very low, loud bellowing.
Onobos Craft a small skycraft with less maneuverability than a magistercraft, but greater strength. They are used to tow sky behemoths into place.
Onogaster "hulk-belly," sky frigate
Tarrafas a light skycraft with a simple array of Ziffler Foils, with one or two light titancraft engines for propulsions. These craft are favored as pleasure craft for the wealthy who cannot afford the most high-end craft. They originally come from Trevirs.

Military Vessel Comparison Chart

|!Prototype|!Year|!Origin|!Length|!Speed|!Range|!Propulsion|!Armor|!Armaments|!Manufacturer| |Dragonlord (Warship)|2728|Asbardians|45m|moderate|600 miles|||2T, 4G|| |Manticore (Warship)|2723|Principality of Gonfaloy|32m|slow|long||heavy|1T, 4G|| |Salamander (Warship)|2713|Asbardians|30m|swift||||1T, 2G|| |Griffin (Warship)|2709|Auricians|40m|swift||||1T, 8G|| |Vexillator (Warship)|2683|Magdalans|12m to 15m|swift|||||| |Diablo (Warship)|2678|Auricians|20m|swift||||4G|| |Tempest (Warship)|2673|Asbardians|45m|moderate||||2T, 6G|| |Hellion (Warship)|2669|Auricians|35m|moderate||||4G|| |Bellatrix (Warship)|2661|Magdalans|50m|moderate||||1T, 6G|| |Imperator (Warship)|2656|Auricians|60m|moderate|||||| |Hyperion (Warship)|2633|Geddamin|75m|moderate|620 miles||||| |Dreadnought|2580|Geddamin|60m|slow|480 miles||heavy|||

Military

Dreadnought (ca 196 ft or 60m+, early, great heavy warship, heavy armaments, 2580 IR
Hyperion (Warship), (ca 246ft or 75m+, successor to dreadnought, Geddamin-built, heavy armor, heavy armaments)
Vexillator (Warship) (ca 39ft to 49ft or 12m to 15m, small, light-armor, 1 gorgonet, used to hold banner or emblem of skyfleet, also used for ambassadors)
Diablo (Warship) (ca 65ft or 20m, light-armor, 4 gorgonets)
Salamander (Warship) (ca 98ft or 30m long, swift-moving, light-armored, armed with 1 tormentor weapon, and 2 gorgonets.)
Manticore (Warship) (ca 105ft or 32m, slow-moving, heavy armored, 1 tormentor, 4 gorgonets
Hellion (Warship) (ca 115ft or 35m, light-armored, 4 gorgonets, agile, swift-moving)
Griffin (Warship) (ca 131ft or 40m, heavy armored, 1 tormentor, 8 gorgonets)
Tempest (Warship) (ca. 148 ft or 45m long, heavy-armored, 2 tormentors, 10 gorgonets
Bellatrix (Warship) (ca 164ft or 50m+, heavy armored, 1 tormentor, 6 gorgonets)
Imperator (Warship) (ca 197ft or 60m+, successor to dreadnought, human-built, heavy armor, heavy armaments)

Range, Speed, Propulsion, Armor, Length, Armaments, Origin, Year

Miscellaneous

Galthala non-Titancraft, great gliding vessel, Skymark
Magistercraft small, municipal police craft
Dracontomimus, soars like a dragon (compare ornithopter), dwarven experimental craft, 2748

Ancient Jaggudorn (700 to 1000)

Gliders, Divers, Wind-Rafts, Wind-gondolas

Late Jaggudorn (1000 to 1900)

Drakeships, Jaibu Craft, skybarge

Classical Sky (1900 to 2200)

Cruisers Aeolian Vapor used in dirigibles ca. 2,020 during the First Kalikán Empire and the subsequent Golden Age of Sky

Early Titancraft (2200 to 2500)

Lesser Winddriver Turbine Murshadak's Chamber 2487

Middle Titancraft (2500 to 2800)

Greater Winddriver Turbine Ziffler Foil 2,619

New Titancraft (2800+)

Unknown

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−	The quintessential Vessels of the modern age rely upon [[titancraft\|Titancraft]] for lift, propulsion, weaponry, and defense. The principle material of the airframe and covering of the vessel is metal, although some lighter craft use thick fleeglesilk which is lighter and more buoyant than metal.	+	The quintessential Vessels of the modern age rely upon [[titancraft\|Titancraft]] for lift, propulsion, weaponry, and defense. The principle material of the airframe and covering of the vessel is metal, although some lighter craft use thick fleeglesilk which is lighter and more buoyant than metal. Titancraft skyships are more commonly called [[titanship]]s.

	Over the centuries, aerial travel and warfare has replaced the voyage of the sea for the ruling class of the Pallathantic. While sea transport remains cheap and widespread in comparison, skycraft retain the cutting edge. The first circumnavigation of the globe was achieved by skycraft, not by a vessel of the sea.		Over the centuries, aerial travel and warfare has replaced the voyage of the sea for the ruling class of the Pallathantic. While sea transport remains cheap and widespread in comparison, skycraft retain the cutting edge. The first circumnavigation of the globe was achieved by skycraft, not by a vessel of the sea.

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