A Mckenna, two Texas's, A Vincent, a Whirlwind, and at least four unknowns. a more or less complete list of warships is in a Aerospace thread stickied at the top.
Point of order:
Michigan is never identified in BoI as being a
Texas. I seem to recall a discussion on the old forums that confirmed that whoever put it on the master list as a
Texas did so based on it sharing a U.S. state name (and being flagship during the Clan's flight), but neither BoI nor any other source specifically states as much. Having done some research on the subject I'll quote my own material for the historical WarShip project I was working on:
Assuming it to have been the same ship across all of its appearances, the
Michigan is one of the Star League's most storied vessels. Winner of the 2nd Martial Olympiad (2644). Observed by General Kerensky and First Lord Richard Cameron II during a meeting in the General's quarters in 2757. Evidently survived to accompany the Exodus fleet, it later appears as the Clan Wolverine flagship during the Wolverine Annihilation. In that capacity, it fought at the Battle of Barbados and was probably (but not explicitly) destroyed, albeit only after damaging four ships, including breaking the keel of the
Hunter's Pride. Despite these many appearances, the class of the vessel is never established; there is a reasonable argument to be made that it belongs to the
Texas-class, sharing as it does the name of a U.S. state. It is also possible that these references are to more than one ship bearing the same name, although the Star League does not seem to have often recycled vessel names.
However, consider the following as well (also mine) taking into account KLONDIKE:
The
Texas class presents an interesting case, in that the precise number of hulls that survived the Star League era is ostensibly known; TR3057 states that "Only seven… survived to depart with the Exodus fleet, and two of these were destroyed in the Exodus Civil War. The remaining five have been renovated and serve as command vessels for several Clans."
Veiled Huntress,
Ancestral Home,
Nicholas Kerensky,
Falcon's Nest and
Mountbatten comprise these five. This does not, however, account for the
Prinz Eugen, the
Perth, or the Wolverine vessel
Bismark featured in Betrayal of Ideals. Assuming the TR3057 entry to be accurate, the necessary implication is that some of these vessels must be the same hulls under different names. Since
Prinz Eugen,
Mountbatten, and
Bismark still bear their Star League designations, one of the other four Clan vessels is likely
Perth. On the other hand, since bringing the numbers into line in this fashion means that
Perth was captured rather than destroyed, and since the
Bismark was not destroyed, and since neither of these two
Texases were truly "destroyed in the Exodus Civil War", and since counting
Prinz Eugen the number of surviving vessels is still six rather than five, the TR3057 entry may be suspect.
Ergo,
Michigan being a
Texas throws the TR3057 quote into even more suspicion; my conclusion, therefore, is that it is of some other class.
