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==Operational history==
==Operational history==
During [[Operation: WOLFE]] in October [[2559]], a karve was deployed by the Banished to capture the city of [[New Mohács]] on [[Reach]].{{Ref/Reuse|SOR13}}
During [[Operation: WOLFE]] in October [[2559]], a karve was deployed by the Banished to capture the city of [[New Mohács]] on [[Reach]].{{Ref/Reuse|SOR13}}
==Trivia==
Karves are named after a [[Wikipedia:Karve (ship)|type of longship]] employed by Norse raiders during the Viking Age.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 04:19, July 15, 2022

Karve
File:Enc22 KarvePort.png
Production information

Manufacturer:

Banished[1]

Role:

Chronological and affiliation

Era:

Post-Covenant War conflicts

Affiliation:

Banished

 

The karve is a classification of capital warship designed and employed by the Jiralhanae, in particular the Banished.[1][2]

Overview

Design details

The karve is a craft of Jiralhanae origin designed for siege and planetary invasion operations. As of Operation: WOLFE, the UNSC was unaware of whether the vessels had superluminal communications capability.[1] They are quick to construct and easy to maintain, making them extremely popular throughout Jiralhane space as patrol craft and cargo ferries, or by the Banished as escorts to dreadnoughts. They are much smaller than the dreadnoughts, though share a similar design including the signature armoured prow, which can be used as an offensive weapon when necessary.[2]

Usage

Prior to the Great Immolation, the Jiralhanae employed Karves as patrol ships and cargo freighters. Following the Immolation, the Banished leveraged Kig-Yar shipbuilding methods to construct Karves to augment their existing fleets and serve as dreadnought escorts.[2][3]

Operational history

During Operation: WOLFE in October 2559, a karve was deployed by the Banished to capture the city of New Mohács on Reach.[1]

Trivia

Karves are named after a type of longship employed by Norse raiders during the Viking Age.

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources