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It's also one of the cheapest points-wise, which is a steal given how versatile it is. In Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 1 & 2, the Lunar-class is the generalist of the Cruisers, and can fill any role in a fleet.

The ship Lord Daros was built in orbit of the Feral World of Unloth, using materials mined unknowingly by the natives below. Even a Hive World with no shipbuilding expertise can build a Lunar class in short periods of time. Roughly six hundred Lunar class vessels are in service in Segmentum Obscurus alone (also this is probably a lowball considering Imperial record-keeping being shit). The Lunar class is represented in almost any Imperial Fleet that one will see, as it is uncomplicated to produce.

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From here, they will fire volley after volley into the enemy while circling at full speed. This disruption will hamper attempts to fire upon the pair of cruisers, and they will get within range, and turn their broadsides to face the enemy. This will cause some disruption as the enemy attempts to manoeuvre away from the torpedoes. The standard tactic with the Lunar class is to fire the torpedoes whilst closing with the enemy.

Usually, cruisers operate in pairs, and the Lunar is no exception, as it allows twice the firepower to be brought against the enemy, whilst forcing them to halve their reply. Due to its standard load-out ( Macrobatteries, Lances, and Torpedoes), the Lunar is very versatile and easily slot into any fleet role given to it. It's also easy-to-build and maintain, which explains its continued popularity with the Imperial Navy. The 'standard' Imperial Cruiser, the Lunar-class is one of the oldest Cruiser designs still used by the Imperium. The Leman Russ Battle Tanks of Imperial Cruisers. Cruiser Classes per Category Basic Lunar File:BFGALunar.jpg