Ambassador class

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Ambassador-class

 ^{~Support Cruiser Variants}

Tier 3 Variants

• Ambassador Support Cruiser

Tier 5 Variants

• Ambassador Support Cruiser Retrofit
• Fleet Yamaguchi Support Cruiser Retrofit

Tier 6 Variants

• Narendra Support Cruiser
• Fleet Yamaguchi Support Cruiser

Related

• Class overview
• U.S.S. Enterprise
• Federation Cruiser (Mob)
• Temporal Trajectory Shifter

The Federation Ambassador-class starship is composed of the playable starships listed to the right, and may appear in the Federation Cruisers NPC mob. The most notable ship of this class was the U.S.S. Enterprise.

Ambassador-class variants

Class	Information
Ambassador class	SKIN UNLOCK: Free Developed at the San Francisco Fleet Yards, the most iconic Ambassador-class starship to be commissioned by Starfleet was the U.S.S. Enterprise-C, destroyed in battle in 2344 while protecting the Klingon colony on Narendra III from a Romulan attack. All hands were presumed to be killed in action, the valorous sacrifice bringing the Federation several decades of peace with the Klingon Empire.
Yamaguchi class	SKIN UNLOCK: T5 Fleet Yamaguchi Support Cruiser Retrofit, 20,000 , 4 OR T6 Fleet Yamaguchi Support Cruiser, 20,000 , 5 The Yamaguchi variant of the Ambassador-class cruiser saw service in the Battle of Wolf 359 and was utilized throughout the Dominion War. Visual differences include lower, differently shaped warp nacelle pylons, "capped" Bussard collectors on its warp nacelles, as well as alterations to the vessels' neck and saucer section. The Yamaguchi ship parts must be selected manually through Ship Customization and are not part of a starship preset.
Narendra class	SKIN UNLOCK: Narendra Support Cruiser, 3,000 This pathfinding design, overseen by Captain A. Probert in 2319, was revolutionary but deemed “ahead of its time.” Its fluid hull forms pioneered spaceframe advancements later implemented in the Galaxy-class starship, but material, power and logistical problems all manifested simultaneously, requiring a massive redesign to subsequent vessels of the class.