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	<t id="14003">Though the prototype for the new-model Caiman Class battleship was in development as far back as the Terran Conflict, the gradual Shutdown of the Jump Gates and the subsequent onset of the Dark left the Caiman battleship to rot in spaceports where Jump Gates once flourished. Using the same technologies as its smaller counterpart (the Black Mamba), it is one of the more cheaper battleships to produce. When the Jump Gates started to re-open in 825NT, the Split factions had to rapidly adapt their military operations to not be squashed under the heel of the newly modernized Xenon and Argon forces, or worse, fade into obscurity.\n\nThe support of well-equipped muscle proved useful for the leadership of the many societies that now struggled in isolation, and over the decades, the Split managed to refine their technology to suit the requirements of their new reality in the universe - war. The Caiman was rapidaly updated and thrust back into mass production specifically to carry the lessons learned during the Dark into the era after the Realignment of the Jump Gates.\n\nOn approach, such a hapless passerby or opportunistic brigand would soon realise that the inconspicuous ship from before the Dark was in fact a well-armed battleship, perfectly equipped for heavy combat. In one regard, the otherwise feigned identity as ruthless captains of these ships carries a sliver of truth, however: after a successful battle, these ships tend to disappear towards the outskirts of a nearby sector, destination unknown.</t>  
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