Her rigging consists of a single ornate staff that she rides, holds her 120 mm twin gun mount and two 53.3 cm quintuple torpedo tubes. She also wields a separate staff with blood bags attached to it. To her back, she has a masked lady in white as a familiar, surrounded by pigeons in flight.
The real-life Jervis served much of her career in the Mediterranean, escorting convoys and attacking land targets, as well as attacking several Italian convoys. She was present at the Battle of Cape Matapan where she assisted in the sinking of Zara, and finished off Pola after taking off her remaining crew. She also took part in the D-Day landings, then served on patrol duty before being sold for scrap in 1949.
She received 13 battle honours, surpassed only by Warspite.
