However, again, with only single ships tootling around the rim (We never see a destroyer battle group), maybe destroyers was all they could manage, which would explain the lack of both larger, cruiser-class ships, and smaller, frigate-class ships. However, the Battle of Endor is somewhat anomalous - such a large force should have had a more varied selection of ships. Gotta remember that the Star Wars movies all happened at the galactic rim, where the density of the Imperial Navy is likely to be very low.

If it follows terrestrial navies, there's probably an intermediate Star Battleship that's larger than the Star Destroyer. It lists an ISD as 3200m, IIRC.) - Golbez 19:59, (UTC) I actually like using the Super-class Star Cruiser - it gives me a fairly decent Imperial large combatant between the Star Destroyers and the huge Star Dreadnoughts like Executor and Eclipse. :) Iceberg3k 01:48, (UTC) True, but just because a class wasn't in the movies, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. (One exception - X-Wing Alliance gives a figure of 16000m, but this is reconciled with the fact that all lengths are doubled. Therefore, it can't be a schism - LucasArts and WEG were simply wrong. the X-Wing computer games listed the Executor itself as 8000m. Frankly, I (and so do many people, it seems) prefer to just think that West End Games was wrong when it published those numbers. :) However, there is a problem with your analysis. Iceberg3k 19:38, (UTC) Thanks for your response.

The ' Super-class' is entirely conjectural and mainly exists to harmonize the longstanding RPG contention that there is a class of 8,000 meter 'super star destroyer' with the incontrovertable filmic evidence that the Executor-class star dreadnought measures 17,600 meters in length.

12 Vengeance (Admiral Senn)/Vengeance (Jerec)Ĭan you justify your latest addition (about the 'Super-class') with a link of some sort? - Golbez 16:02, (UTC).

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