Wow! That's awesome! I love these WC concepts. I'm not sure, but maybe it could use a small conning tower on the top or something, but not so big that it becomes the dominating feature of the vessel. I'm not sure about that idea though. In any case, brilliant concept design.

I'd like to know what we know about the Concordia-Class Fleet Carriers. Do we have a history of the class prior to its appearances in WC4? I think the Concordia has been serving long beforehand, but I don't know if that's accurate. I just know they were visually similar to Yorktowns, but a lot...

No? Well, I guess I was somewhat mislead. I forget where I heard that now. So Goddard I is uninhabited?

The Goddard system is confirmed to have had two populated planets, Goddard I and Goddard II. Which one was destroyed in 2654? Also, do we know anything of the second colony?

Curious: How many Bengals were there? There was: Kyoto Tiger's Claw Eagle's Talon How many and what names?

That's bigger than any Terran vessel to date, correct? Even the Behemoth, I presume?

How long was this thing? Wasn't it 20,000 something meters long??? I hear the Concordia was just under 1,000 meters. If this is the case, the Hvar'kann was one helluva enormous ship.

Gotcha, guys. Thanks.

What do we know about the Hvar'kann, that warship that Thrakhath flies in WC3, other than the fact that it is one of the largest warships in appear in Wing Commander?

We all know Hugh Paulsen/Paulson from WC4, the psychotic captain of the Lexington who replaced Eisen. How do you properly spell his name: "Paulsen" or "Paulson"? I want to settle that minor discrepancy for good.

I was wondering...is Blair a Border Worlds citizen? According to the CIC universe maps, his home system, Nephele, is a Border Worlds territory. I do not know if this is true due to some of the discrepancies in the CIC, and I wish to know which systems are confirmed to be aligned to the Border...

Time for me to jump in. I concur that "Tarawa Raid" may be a better title. Cool. But the Temblor Bomb run on Kilrah, I read somewhere that it was called the "Lancelot Flight". Before I even think of naming it that, I want to know if any source gave it this title. It's something I came across a...

I say add "miscellaneous" or "Independent" bases or something along those lines.

Makes enough sense to me.

Now THAT'S art! That looks like one helluva ship!

The Border Worlds Conflict article is a newly-written article of my making. It is still in the works so I may not have all facts straight. I shall amend any inaccuracies that arise. I may change the name later if I deem it necessary. But seriously, where did the name Belisarius come from?

I have an additional question: There technically is no official name for this conflict. What would be an appropriate name for it? I am preparing to write an article on WCPedia.

Yes, I heard of the Belisarius Group. So, they were ultimately used as an excuse to initiate the Black Lance and eventually that culminated in the Border Worlds conspiracy (Along with ending a losing war). Well played, Tolwyn. Who are the main commanders of Belisarius, what was their fate, and...

True, I did hear that, and that the Lance may have in fact outperformed the already-powerful Excalibur. Still, do we know where its Dragon moniker comes from? As mentioned before, the Lance was supposedly not seen again after the crisis. Is it same to assume that they were axed?

F-107 Lance.... Got it. Thank you. Was Dragon an alternative name or nickname? These things were nasty. I once read on Wikipedia that due to the Lance's role in the destruction caused during the war, they were banned from further service. However, Wikipedia, being the questionable source it is...