Originally from the game Star Trek: Legacy, this slow and sluggish powerhouse is what Starfleet sends in when a dreadnought just isn't enough to tip the odds in their favor. The twin secondary hulls are not just for show, as each contains their own deflector dish, communications dish, forward facing shuttle bay, and warp core. The two warp cores each power two nacelles (like a standard 2 nacelle design, but doubled) instead of one core powering three (like most dreadnoughts), allowing the ship to divert additional power to offensive and defensive systems without the risks of dangerously overclocking the reactor to boost combat systems. However, each core needed to synchronize its power output, and also required its own supply of matter and antimatter to function. The Proxima Class needed all four warp engines active to reach any reasonable warp speeds. As such, these vessels were commonly used for home system defense, starbase defense, or counterattacks rather than seeking and destroying distant targets. The Excelsior Class heavy cruiser inevitably replaced this aging ship class due to the Proxima's complex and fuel hungry reactor setup and comparable weapons loadout, while still maintaining a far more flexible mission profile.

Throttle: Lift Engine (Around 56% Power will allow the ship to hover)
Pitch, Roll, Yaw: Standard Controls
VTOL: Forward/Reverse Engines
AG1: Engage Warp Engines
AG2: Toggle Dorsal Phaser Banks
AG3: Toggle Ventral Phaser Banks
AG4: Toggle Mega Phaser Banks
AG6: Toggle Photon Torpedo Launchers
FireGuns: Fire Phasers (When Active)
FireWeapons: Photon Torpedos (When Active) / Emergency Stop