Clone Wars ships

By Battlefleet 01 Studios, in Star Wars: Armada

Here is a list of ships (and squadrons) that could be adapted into Armada from the Clone Wars, either as part of Rebel’s and Empire or in new factions. Feel free to comment additional ships to be added to the list.

Republic:

Venator class

Acclamator class

Arquitens class

Pelta class

Consular class

Stealth Ship

ARC-170

Delta-7

Actis Interceptor

Y-Wing

V-Wing

V-19

Z-95

LAAT (gunship)

Jedi shuttle

Nu-class shuttle

CIS:

Subjugator class (Malevolence)

Lucrehulk class (battleship and control ship variants)

Providence class (dreadnought and standard carrier/destroyer)

Recusant class

Munificent class

Supply ship (barbell warship)

Gozanti class

Vulture droid

Tri-fighter

Hyena bomber

Droid gunship

Nemoidian shuttle

Fanblade starfighter (Ventress)

Utapaun starfighter

C-9979 landing craft

Solar sailer

Belbullab-22 Heavy Starfighter

Edited by Battlefleet 01 Studios

I doubt we see FFG venture beyond OT however i'd love to see a wave of clone wars ships make it into the game.

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Venator and acclamator class for the Empire, with V Wings squadrons.

Munificent and Providence class for the Rebellion, with Arc-170 squadrons.

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Eventually we will run out of OT ships and I think prequel ships with less power makes more sense balance and canon wise then future ships from the sequel trilogy that are meant to be far more powerful then the predecessors.

3 hours ago, Forresto said:

I doubt we see FFG venture beyond OT however i'd love to see a wave of clone wars ships make it into the game.

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Venator and acclamator class for the Empire, with V Wings squadrons.

Munificent and Providence class for the Rebellion, with Arc-170 squadrons.

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Eventually we will run out of OT ships and I think prequel ships with less power makes more sense balance and canon wise then future ships from the sequel trilogy that are meant to be far more powerful then the predecessors.

I agree they would make excellent additions to Armada, but maintain that the idea that they are outdated is not consistent with the Star Wars universe. It has already been established in Canon that the Empire uses sub standard equipment compared to the Republic version, in regards to Clone trooper armor vs Stormtrooper armor, and V-wings vs TIE Fighters.

Honestly, the over inflated techno-fluff for the sequel trilogy is probably my biggest pet peeve with Disney Star Wars. It doesn't reflect anything we see on screen, or in Star Wars lore. This is a thousands of years old Galactic civilization, that has achieved technological stagnation, for the most part.

24 minutes ago, cynanbloodbane said:

I agree they would make excellent additions to Armada, but maintain that the idea that they are outdated is not consistent with the Star Wars universe. It has already been established in Canon that the Empire uses sub standard equipment compared to the Republic version, in regards to Clone trooper armor vs Stormtrooper armor, and V-wings vs TIE Fighters.

Honestly, the over inflated techno-fluff for the sequel trilogy is probably my biggest pet peeve with Disney Star Wars. It doesn't reflect anything we see on screen, or in Star Wars lore. This is a thousands of years old Galactic civilization, that has achieved technological stagnation, for the most part.

Any technological advances would be incremental and suffer from diminishing returns. At this stage of the tech race in the galaxy, there really wouldn't be too many breakthroughs from the clone wars era to the sequel era. The few exceptions would include the Death Star (clone wars tech) or some other Extended Universe projects the empire conducted in secret.

Every advancement from the sequel era I dismiss as BS that breaks the Star Wars established universe, though I do like the fighters, star destroyers (excepting the dreadnaught non-sense), and MC85.

Don’t forget the Pelta-class Frigate, Nu-class Attack Shuttle, C-9979 Landing Craft and Belbullab-22 Heavy Starfighter.

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52 minutes ago, Woobyluv said:

Any technological advances would be incremental and suffer from diminishing returns. At this stage of the tech race in the galaxy, there really wouldn't be too many breakthroughs from the clone wars era to the sequel era. The few exceptions would include the Death Star (clone wars tech) or some other Extended Universe projects the empire conducted in secret.

Every advancement from the sequel era I dismiss as BS that breaks the Star Wars established universe, though I do like the fighters, star destroyers (excepting the dreadnaught non-sense), and MC85.

I really don't mind the flat pizza slice look of the dread but i HATE those stupid cannons under.

2 hours ago, The Jabbawookie said:

Don’t forget the Pelta-class Frigate, Nu-class Attack Shuttle, C-9979 Landing Craft and Belbullab-22 Heavy Starfighter.

Good catch!

There's also the Porax-38/Rogue-Class Fighter.

On 4/18/2018 at 3:06 PM, Woobyluv said:

Any technological advances would be incremental and suffer from diminishing returns. At this stage of the tech race in the galaxy, there really wouldn't be too many breakthroughs from the clone wars era to the sequel era. The few exceptions would include the Death Star (clone wars tech) or some other Extended Universe projects the empire conducted in secret.

Every advancement from the sequel era I dismiss as BS that breaks the Star Wars established universe, though I do like the fighters, star destroyers (excepting the dreadnaught non-sense), and MC85.

I agree with you for the most part, and it seems like most breakthroughs are just “make it bigger.” Heck, even the Death Star is just a REALLY big lightsaber. Ok, not really, but it works off the same mechanics, focus energy through kyber crystals. It’s just that the Death Star uses more energy and more kyber crystals. So it’s just a refinement of technology that is literally thousands of years old.

How much from the sequels, though, is really that bad? I can only think of Starkiller Base and the Dreadnought’s stupid super guns. Even in the case of Starkiller Base, it was in the concept phase before the fall of the Empire. How much you want to bet even that is just an alteration of Naga Sadow’s star implodey thing from the Great Hyperspace War?

On 18/04/2018 at 8:59 PM, dominosfleet said:

I really don't mind the flat pizza slice look of the dread but i HATE those stupid cannons under.

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Look at this redesign someone did, it is sooo much better. Down with pizza boxes! (I like RSD's though). I hope that we will get an explanation for all of this in Unkown Regions, in the final film of this trilogy.

It is interesting that George Lucas decided in RotS to make the Republic akin to the Empire in that they would only have one class of ship in the Battle of Coruscant, and Separatist’s akin to the Rebels in both style and fleet composition.

17 minutes ago, Battlefleet 01 Studios said:

It is interesting that George Lucas decided in RotS to make the Republic akin to the Empire in that they would only have one class of ship in the Battle of Coruscant, and Separatist’s akin to the Rebels in both style and fleet composition.

Looking back through that section of the film, I never noticed that Recusant-class destroyers were shown for the CIS.

1 minute ago, Admiral Litje said:

Looking back through that section of the film, I never noticed that Recusant-class destroyers were shown for the CIS.

Visually that’s one thing that I love about the battle, there’s just so much going on that you really can’t absorb it all in one go, you need to watch it and pause it to see everything.

Have you heard the tragedy of Darth Plagius the Wise? I thought not, it is not a story the Jedi would tell you. He became so powerful that he could even prevent threads he loved from dying.

On 4/20/2018 at 1:04 PM, Admiral Litje said:

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Look at this redesign someone did, it is sooo much better. Down with pizza boxes! (I like RSD's though). I hope that we will get an explanation for all of this in Unkown Regions, in the final film of this trilogy.

Looks better than the original version, but that bridge is still too ridiculous. The lore around the Resurgent-class states that the First Order has learned about the dangers of overexposed bridge towers, but then they build that thing.

Disney isn't paying attention to their own Canon.