The 1812 overture was a fictional ocean liner of the russian empire, named after the famous piece of music by Tchaikovsky. she served from 1890 to 1914 as a ocean liner before being requisitioned by the Russian Imperial Navy as an ammo storage ship anchored in Arkangelsk. In 1917, during the communist revolution, she was attacked by the Gangut, also stationed in Arkangelsk at the time, who was crewd. Bolshivik sailors. When Gangut opened fire on the port and 1812 overture, she was near instantly blown away by aproximately 1,400 Tonnes of high explosives. Gangut was later found capsized, almost completely on dry land, broken in half. 1812 overture was found to be effectively vaporized, and the port and town of Arkangelsk was obliterated. Act Group 1 for lights, and VTOL for rudder.