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(Design by Bernd)
(Separate 3D models by Dave and Robert Crosswell)
Renaissance Class: 2333 - Still in Service
| OVERVIEW (Spec Info) | |
| Designation | Medium Cruiser (Ship Designations) |
| Commissioned | 2333 |
| 1st Construction Batch | 2333-2335 |
| 2nd Batch Period | 2337 |
| Final Ship to be Commissioned | USS Hokkaido - 2337 Construction now ended |
| Crew | 340 |
| Ships Built/Remain in service | 75 / 31 |
| TACTICAL | |
| Weapons | 6 Phaser arrays, 3 Photon Torpedo Launchers, (Stock 200) (upgraded to Quantums, 2372) |
| Shield Strength | 4.6 |
| Offensive Power | 41.4 |
| OTHER STATS | |
| Maximum Cruising Speed | Warp 8.3 (Since upgraded to 9.2, in 2364) |
| Mass | 2.73 million metric tonnes |
| Length | 330 M |
| Decks | 19 |
The Renaissance Class was a new variant that superseded the Ambassador Class, but perpetuated the Ambassador family. Principal areas of improvement were the shields and new and more efficient launch sequences in the firing mechanisms of the Photon Torpedo launch tubes, allowing the rapid and controlled firing of up to 4 consecutive torpedoes in virtually a single volley. This class vessel also benefited from superior ODNs from previous classes, which greatly improved computer response times. The new shield innovations used on the Renaissance were 25%-35% more efficient than Ambassador grids. This made them a formidable opponent to any adversary, for this class was launched in the midst of a politically unsettled era.
| NAME OF VESSEL | REGISTRY | STATUS |
INFORMATION |
| USS Renaissance | NX -43045 | O | - |
| USS Verona | NCC 43055 | O | - |
| USS Sanctuary | NCC 43162 | O | - |
| USS Courage 2 | NCC 43287 | D | - |
| USS Campbell | NCC 44038 | O | - |
| USS De Vinci | NCC 44760 | O | - |
| USS T'plana-Hath | NCC 44317 | OR | - |
| USS Hanoi | NCC 44014 | D | - |
| USS Saskatoon | NCC 44000 | D | - |
| USS Chor'Koth | NCC 44881 | OR | - |
| USS Hornet 2 | NCC 45231 | O | - |
| USS Britannia | NCC 45239 | O | - |
| USS Triumph | NCC 45006 | OR | - |
| USS Orient | NCC 44742 | D | - |
| USS Scott | NCC 45737 | O | - |
| USS Hamburg 2 | NCC 45512 | D | - |
| USS Aries 2 | NCC 45167 | DD | - |
| USS Cotopaxi | NCC 43510 | M | - |
| USS Bordeaux | NCC 44089 | O | - |
| USS Maryland | NCC 45109 | M | In Gamma Quadrant |
| USS Germanicus | NCC 45959 | OR | |
| USS Comrade | NCC 44830 | D | - |
| USS Clemens | NCC 44473 | O | - |
| USS Khitomer | NCC 44980 | OR | |
| USS Aurora | NCC 42765 | DD | - |
| USS Cavalier | NCC 47705 | D | - |
| USS Houston | NCC 45881 | D | - |
| USS Ticonderoga | NCC 45953* | O | - |
| USS Germaine | NCC 45140 | D | - |
| USS Bastion | NCC 45711 | D | - |
| USS Reyo Tul | NCC 43572 | O | - |
| USS Institution 2 | NCC 47100 | OR | - |
| USS Principality | NCC 47562 | O | - |
| USS Laconia | NCC 47813 | O | - |
| USS Exultant | NCC 47673 | D | - |
| USS Rogue | NCC 47456 | O | - |
| USS Cardinal 2 | NCC 43109 | D | - |
| USS Crusader | NCC 43199 | D | - |
| USS Hokkaido | NCC 47820* | O | - |
| USS Zenith | NCC 47037 | DD | - |
| USS Resolution | NCC 47317 | D | - |
| USS Clipper | NCC 47667 | PD | - |
| USS Clarity | NCC 46970 | D | - |
| USS Redoubtable | NCC 46570 | OR | - |
| USS Wolverine | NCC 47052 | O | - |
Footnote *
-The USS Hokkaido is mentioned in the TNG Technical Manual, and was the last of the Renaissance Class starships to be constructed, which was in 2337. But it was one of the first to have an ASRV (Autonomous Survival and Recovery Vehicle) system installed, being an advanced and fully self-sustaining lifeboat.
-The Aries recently featured (although unseen) in the Starfleet battle group in Star Trek: Nemesis.
KEY
| O= Operational |
| OR= Operational after Refit or Repairs |
| DD= In Drydock for repairs or refit * |
| T= Training Vessel |
| U= Under construction prior to preliminary trials |
| D= Destroyed |
| Sc= Scrapped or Decommissioned |
| PD= Presumed Destroyed |
| M= Missing |
*A ship would visit drydock for many reasons, including refits, repairs, servicing upgrades, preliminary trials and testing of new components, and spacedock for similar reasons, as well as crew rotation, reassignment, prep period before redeployment, and so forth.
The listed specifications for ship classes are partly hypothetical, but some data such as ship lengths, weapon stats and crew complements are in some cases canon. For an explanation on the specs, and what the Ship designations mean, see Spec Definitions.
