Moved into service in 2350, Paris-class artillery cruiser was developed IntTrav Industries. Specifically designed to fulfill the role of a long-range artillery vessel, Paris could not engage heavier vessels by himself in short-range combat, instead it relies on fire support from destroyers and frigates. As every UNN ship, cruiser is highly automated, carrying a crew of 50 "sailors". Paris is 1153 meters long, 75 meters height and 100 width (not to scale). Being cheap to produce and build in hundreds, Paris was the workhorse of United Nations Navy. Paris-class is armed with 2 main railguns, 6 twin-barreled coilguns, 20 missiles and 5 nuclear warheads