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A large and slow ship, a single Praetor is generally fielded as the centerpiece of a task force, with various support ships providing backup.

As it is available to the Pentastar Alignment and Eriadu Authority for all five eras, it is much more commonly seen in their hands. The Praetor II is the largest ship, without a build limit, for the Imperial Remnant, Pentastar Alignment and Eriadu Authority. After the Battle of Endor, Admiral Sander Delvardus used a Praetor, the Thalassa, as the flagship of his warlord splinter faction, the Eriadu Authority. Because of their size and strength, others were used in particularly dangerous missions on the fringes of Imperial space. However, they were less fear inspiring than the upcoming Star Dreadnoughts and proved to be less versatile and more costly than the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer, leading to production being halted.ĭue to this, the Praetors in existence were used to defend key Core worlds. The Praetor II was designed in the early days of the Galactic Empire, as a follow-up on the smaller Republic-era Praetor-class Star Battlecruiser. It carries an armament of 84/14 Turbolasers, 30/6 Quad Turbolasers, and 84/14 Ion Cannons and a compliment of 10 squadrons of strike craft. The Praetor Mark II-class Battlecruiser is a battlecruiser available to the Imperial Remnant in Era 3, the Pentastar Alignment and Eriadu Authority in Eras 1-5. It does not have to weave into the events of the movies to be Star Wars - to be honest I think it should do the exact apposite - Star Wars characters should not be characters scavenging around the edges.Praetor Mark II-class Battlecruiser Ingame Lots of action, heroism, sacrifice and hopefully a bit of romance all done with the backdrop of exotic settings, etc. The story is largely about the epic struggle (war, sacrifice, dark jedi) of the Tapani Sector to join the New Republic despite internal politics (this being STar Wars politics here), the influences of the Pentastar Alignment and an the Dark Jedi. The Jedi are back, the very low in number, the New Republic exists but it has been forced to make peace with the last remaining Imperials - The Pentastar Alignment, and now it is setting about firming up the Republic. I'm setting mine 15 years after the Battle of Endor - but I'm not using the EU (well none of the plots or characters from the book anwyay). I'm not an integrate your campaign into the timeline of the movies sort of person - well not in a have the group evacuate Yavin IV sort of way anyway.