She also has an armor belt extending from just in front of her first gun all the way back to near her aft. She even has the same range, but unfortunately loses the ability to mount a Spotting Aircraft. This makes Ashitaka‘s broadside one of the most devastating broadside of any T7 Battleship, losing only to the French Lyon which however has a smaller caliber and worse accuracy.Īshitaka also has the same accuracy as her sister ship Amagi, with identical dispersion and sigma values. Her main guns represent those of the T8 Japanese Battleship Amagi, firing the same shells however at a slightly longer reload. Similar to all other battleships from Tiers VI and VII, Ashitaka has 25mm of bow armor plating protection, leaving her vulnerable to overmatch by many battleships at her matchmaking spread. However, this is about where the similarities between the two end, and the Ashitaka becomes more comparable to the other Tier VII Japanese battleship, Nagato. Ostensibly, this is what Ashitaka is: a slightly worse Amagi which has been brought down to Tier VII.Īshitaka has ten 410mm guns mounted in five turrets, in the exact same arrangement as her sister ship, Amagi.
She follows the same trend as Mutsu, where a ship's original stock hull is removed and presented as a premium one tier lower.
Veteran captains who worked through Amagi's old Hull (A) before it was removed will have a good idea of what to look forward to when captaining Ashitaka. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".
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