Scourge battleships have, until recently, been among the enemy's best-known command ships. Their segmented hulls apparently predate most other Scourge vessels, and some examples show pitting and battle scars consistent with ages between 500 and 2000 years. The Daemon class carries a disturbingly organic prow lined with oculus weapons and tipped with a pair of furnace cannons, making these veteran slaughterers among the most potent ships the Scourge can throw at mankind. Its sister class, the Dragon, trades some of that firepower for a pair of cavernous hangar bays and two enormous Scourge torpedoes — capital-ship-killing superweapons against which there's little defence but flight. Brand new battleships have also begun appearing, free of scarring, with gargantuan plasma launchers, upgradable engines, and increased power generation that lets multiple main weapon systems be fitted, pushing this already nightmarish hull up to super-battleship status. Miniatures are supplied unpainted and unassembled.
