Streib Aggressor-class Cruiser
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	Length: Shields: Jump Engines: Armament: Onboard Craft: Garrison:		800 meters Yes Yes 1 Streib Beam Weapon Unknown Unknown			Very little is known about the Streib except from Minbari sources, and these are vague at best. It is known that the Streib were once an interstellar species which controlled several worlds and participated in the First Shadow War over one thousand years ago. It is also known that the Streib and the Minbari Federation came into conflict approximately two hundred years ago and that they lost rather badly, being driven back to their homeworld to recover and replan their stratedgy.      This sighting of a Streib vessel came in 2259 by the EAS Agammemnon while she was on deep space patrol. The vessel was successfully engaged and forced to flee back to the Streib homeworld where it was destroyed. From the battle it was learned that the Streib employ the use of a gravitic engine assembly and that the armor on the so-dubbed Aggressor-class Cruiser is not in fact bio-organic, but is instead built to look that way. While the engagement between the Agammemnon and this ship was brief and most certainly one-sided, the Minbari indicate that the Streib possess the technology for the use of advanced laser weapons on par with those of the Minbari themselves. Extreme caution is advised should a Streib vessel be sighted in the space lanes.      Recently, another Aggressor-class Cruiser was sighted in the Vega System preying on passing Centauri merchants and warships. From these reports it was learned that Streib vessels employ massive shielding arrays and system backups along with one powerful beam weapon, much akin to the fusion weapons used by the Minbari, though this weapon combines the power of several fusion cannons into one massive array.
	Note: Streib Aggressor-class Cruisers employ massive shield generators which double the hull rating of the vessel Note: System backups onboard the Aggressor-class Cruiser increase the systems rating by twenty-five percent