Difference between revisions of "Leviathan"

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'''Leviathan''' may refer to:
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* [[Leviathan (Individual Overlord-class DropShip)|''Leviathan'' (Individual Overlord-class DropShip)]], Taurian Concordat DropShip
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* [[Leviathan (JumpShip class)|''Leviathan'' (JumpShip class)]], a civilian JumpShip class
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* [[Leviathan (WarShip class)|''Leviathan'' (WarShip class)]], from which several subtypes of the ''Leviathan'' class were constructed:
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** [[Leviathan Heavy Transport (WarShip class)|''Leviathan'' Heavy Transport (WarShip class)]], the military transport configuration to which the first two ''Leviathan'' WarShips were downgraded halfway through their construction
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** ''[[Leviathan II]]'', a WarShip class created by upgrading the Heavy Transport configuration to battleship specifications which, notably, were different from the original planned ''Leviathan''
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** ''[[Leviathan Prime]]'', a one-off WarShip class that was essentially an upgrade of the original ''Leviathan'' with the latest cutting-edge technology;
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** ''[[Leviathan III]]'', the latest evolution of the class
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* [[Leviathan (Individual Leviathan-class WarShip)|''Leviathan'' (Individual Leviathan-class WarShip)]], the first ''Leviathan''-class ship (built first as a transport, later modified into a battleship)
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*In the German edition of BattleTech by [[FanPro]], the ''[[Behemoth (DropShip class)|Behemoth]]'' class of [[DropShip]] was renamed to ''Leviathan''; however, FanPro's successor to the license ([[Ulisses Spiele]]) abandoned the practice of translating or altering unit names and has taken to using the original names from the US edition instead.
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Revision as of 08:34, 5 December 2023

Leviathan may refer to:

  • In the German edition of BattleTech by FanPro, the Behemoth class of DropShip was renamed to Leviathan; however, FanPro's successor to the license (Ulisses Spiele) abandoned the practice of translating or altering unit names and has taken to using the original names from the US edition instead.