SES Father of Honor

The Superdestroyer SES Father of Honor began as a standard vessel from Hellmire’s orbital yards, one among many built for war. Its role changed during the Hellmire Retaking, where extreme conditions forced it to abandon precision for relentless bombardment. Hull damage and weapon strain became permanent.

In the Oshaune Offensive, failing communications led the crew to act without full data, favoring speed and force over certainty. Collateral damage rose, but objectives were secured.

During the Cyberstan Offensive, heavily fortified defenses pushed the ship into constant high-output firing. Systems degraded, but sustained pressure broke resistance.

In the Seasse Turbulences, environmental chaos disabled sensors and navigation. The ship continued regardless, relying on manual control and pre-set strikes.

Over time, the Father of Honor became defined by endurance, operating where others withdrew. Its doctrine is simple:

Nothing is big enough to withstand our wrath.