The CRN Rodelberg is the lead ship of the Rodelberg class Stealth guided missile cruiser built for the Capitanian Royal Navy. It was named after the capital city of Capitania, Rodelberg. Commissioned in 2022 in Naval Port Loman Houghton, the Rodelberg-class ships became the most successful and powerful non-aircraft carrier type of ships in the Capitanian Royal Navy.

The Rodelberg-class cruisers were built to replace the Sviòbor-class cruisers that served in the Dahelands, the last Sviòbor-class cruisers being commisioned in 2015.

Naval engagement tests reveals that, when the Rodelberg is in a full combat mode, it is more than capable of eliminating 6 or more Sviòbor-class cruisers all in their full-fledged combat mode all the while working together. During the testing, the Rodelberg remained undetected almost through the entire ordeal while taking out the Sviòbor-class cruisers. When the last surviving Sviòbor-class cruiser detected the Rodelberg, it was not because the Rodelberg had a flaw in its stealthiness, it was because the Rodelberg was taunting the Sviòbor-class cruiser. The Sviòbor cruiser managed to fire at least 5 missiles before getting eliminated itself.

The CRN Rodelberg was designed to be capable of operating in all types of naval environments, including operating in very harsh weathers or in very hot climates. The stealth technology embedded in the ship's designed made it almost impossible to detect.

Armaments (Surface-to-Surface): 64x RGM-60 SeaHound and 2x 96mm MK. 2
(Surface-to-Air): 8x DB-13 Valhound and 3x Kashtan-M CIWS

Has 6x flares for defense