Historical names give a fictional warship a character

What names would suit a newly commanded Imperial Overlord-class ship, and why?

Ashanti is chosen for the historical destroyer's reputation for surviving wartime danger, while Dauntless and grander fictional names offer different traditions.

The naming question mixes Warhammer 40,000 convention with real naval memory. Ashanti is selected for the Royal Navy destroyer's repeated survival of attacks during the Second World War, giving the fictional ship a symbolic form of luck. Other answers include Dauntless and deliberately grandiose titles suited to an Overlord-class battlecruiser. Names can signal endurance, institutional lineage, or political ambition before a ship ever appears in action. That inherited meaning explains why navies and naval fiction reuse names with an established history.