Titanic class

"If you think you're safe at warp, you're wrong."
 * - Typhuss James Halliwell, 2378

The Titanic class was a class of Federation starship in service to Starfleet in the late 24th century. The Titanic class was part of Starfleet´s modernization program implemented in 2371, and the first ship was commissioned in the year 2378. Along with the previous Defiant class and the later  Daedalus-class, the Titanic class was Starfleet´s first true warship design.

Specifications
The Titanic-class starship was a class of vessel designed by Starfleet and was Starfleet´s first true warship design. The design borrowed heavily from contemporary starships in Starfleet service and featured a saucer section and secondary hull. The vessel was two times larger than the Sovereign class of the era and was three times stronger. Automation was common aboard the ship and was enhanced so as few as one person could command the vessel via voice commands.

The vessel was armed with phaser arrays capable of firing while at warp, multiple torpedo launchers, and other experimental weaponry including attack drones that could be launched toward an enemy vessel and fire upon a target before impacting it. She was heavily armored and was designed with protective armor plates that could slide into place to protect vital components of the vessel during combat. It was also capable of withstanding extreme damage that could destroy other vessels, such as when 72 photon torpedoes detonated on her hangar deck.

She was faster than other ships of the era and was capable of interfacing with their warp bubble due to modifications to its engines. Its bridge was smaller than contemporary vessels and it featured an expansive shuttle bay and, at minimum, nine hangar bays. In contrast to other Federation vessels, the interior of the Titanic class starships were very dark.

Physical Arrangement
The Titanic-class was roughly two times the size of a Sovereign class starship. The class had advanced warp capabilities. The ship was equipped with technologically-advanced features including better shielding, more advanced transporters, and enhanced warp capabilities.

Tactical Systems
The Titanic class possessed phasers and photon torpedoes, and later, six heavy quantum phasers. The class could also be outfitted with either quantum or photon torpedoes, with launchers arranged in four dual mounts flanking the ship's engineering section. The weapons were significantly more advanced than contemporary Sovereign-class weaponry. While most other Starfleet ships were designed for exploration and research, the Titanic-class ships were designed solely for combat. The deflector dish could be covered by protective armor plates while the ship was not traveling at warp speeds to defend the dish from damage during a battle. The ship was extremely durable in design and could remain intact even after the internal detonation of 72 photon torpedoes. The weapon systems included an array of advanced phaser emitters. The powerful discharges from these weapons arced indirectly at the target and could be fired while the ship was at warp. Single hits could penetrate through the shields and cause major hull breaches to a Sovereign-class starship. The weapon systems also included two massive swivel-mounted torpedo launchers that could be deployed from under the saucer section from behind protective armor plating. They could rotate and launch a volley of torpedoes at various firing arcs from aft to forward of the ship. A Titanic -class ship could also launch drones that in turn were capable of launching several photon torpedoes before crashing into a target.

Propulsion systems
The Titanic-class featured two angular warp drive nacelles, unlike previous Starfleet ships that had featured cylindrical nacelles. The USS Titanic was described by Typhuss James Halliwell as having "three times the speed" of a Sovereign-class starship. The Titanic-class ship had the capability of tracking down and attacking a fleeing enemy ship while at warp speed.

Ships commissioned

 * USS Titanic (NX-75619, later NCC-75619)