The Ori fleet is composed of a full compliment of ships varying in size but all very powerful. Governed by the Priors, living beings empowered by the Ori to impose their will, the followers of Origin are empowered by the the vast knowledge of the universe that their ascended overlords possess. An offshoot of the Ancient race founded on fanatical belief in ascended beings who call themselves the Ori.Powerful capital ships anchor their fleet and complete their tools for conquest. They may only have a handful of frigates and cruisers but most serve several functions. A powerful economy and formiddable diplomatic and cultural tools combine to make them a force to be reckoned with. A parasitic race who pose as gods to their subjects.Sublight and hyperspace engines are highly advanced and provide superior mobility in both local gravity wells as well as interplanetary & interstellar travel and the Asgard empire tree provides numerours upgrades which provide further mobility advantages. The Asgard fleet employs no strikecraft but makes up for the lack thereof with superior anti-fighter weaponry on various ships and structures and a notable advantage in mobility.
While they may not have dramatically more shield points than other races, their shields are superior in mitigation factors and mitigation build-up, with multiple research entries for improvements. Asgard vessels and structures have low hull point scores but all have shield points. A race whose ships focus on shields and mobility.They are also able to build Space Gates that allow near instant travel between planets, allowing them to easily shift their fleet resources as needed. Ancient capital ships are immensely powerful and include the fabled Atlantis city ship. You will have a fraction of the number of ships in your fleet but many of them are more comparable in power to a capital ship for other races than to a frigate. A race that uses larger, more powerful ships to compose the basis of their fleet.Adds 5 fully playable Stargate series themed races:.
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