Favourite Ship

[conmag9]

The Lindblum probably takes the cake. Sure, it's enormous and probably inefficient as all get out, but it looks absolutely amazing.

Exalted's Titan Citidals probably count as well. Essentially a nigh-invulnerable floating city with more plasma canons and fighter bays than is really needed. And, because this is Exalted, it can unfold into a miles-wide lens that can fire a laser so grossly overpowered that anything caught in its mile-diameter is destroyed unless it is 100% invincible. The Eye of Judgement literally does infinite damage, and survivors can only weather that with a perfect defense (defense trumping offense in Exalted). In that vein is also the Five Metal Shrike, a ship with most of that firepower but much, much smaller and more efficient (not so many energy canons, but it's shielding is perfect when active and its main gun, the Godspear of All Searing Noon, is as disruptive as the Eye of Judgement, merely more precise.

 

[Zack Alklazaris]

USS Relativity from Star Trek.
Sleek and streamline, plus the ***** can manipulate time itself.

 

[Remus]

In bed, above, or deep asleep,
what greater love lies further deep.
This dream must end,
this world must know,
we all depend on the beast below.

 

[FalloutJack]

Well, apart from anything I can design - 'cause I'm a writer and all - there is...

The TARDIS! - Well DUH! This should be mentioned more often, but I'm only the second, apparently.

The Post-Dated Check-Loan (Petey) - Someone did a Battleplate from Shlock Mercenary? Meet the giant vessel which makes Battleplates weep and...well...spoilers if you haven't read. Point is, Petey's awesome.

The Delphinus - The large experimental airship from Skies of Arcadia. Travels all over the world and can fight off world-destroying monsters.

A Reaper from Mass Effect - Let's just face it, it's a Cthulhu-ship and it lives in strange eons.

The Ki'tang Bird-of-Prey from STO - Specifically, mine. This is something I fell in love with while playing that game. It's an evil-looking vessel with a dark reflective hull coming out of nowhere and blasting shit to pieces. Named after the vessel of the Glorft from Megas XLR, the Karajor-Hydris is a devil of a machine and a fun ride, commanded by the biggest goddamn reptile you'll ever see in a captain's chair.