Furthermore, the phrase "star dreadnought" is misleading becuase it could be confused with the Katana Dreadnoughts and their ilk. Even if that isn't technically a class of starship, it's listed in Wikipedia as such, and it's what people commonly call the such ships. Do you have one handy? - Golbez 20:11, (UTC) The Eclipse should be called a Super Star Destroyer. However, I can still accept that, if I can find my copy Dark Empire and see what it's called in there. I can accept that it's not a dreadnaught I would still maintain that it's not a destroyer, either. Same here I thought dreadnaught was an accepted naval term, but, looking at Dreadnaught, it seems to be simply the largest class of battleship, and not an official term, at least not anymore. The first time I heard the term Dreadnought with reference to Star Wars was the Katana Fleet. Why insert possibly incorrect information just because you have no other source? - Golbez 20:14, (UTC)Ĭan you find a published (non-web) source that says "Star Destroyers are Star Dreadnoughts"? I believe that is what most of the Anti-Dreadnought people want to know. The EGVV is not canon in either of these respects. It is not canon in re to the movies it is, however, canon in re to its own comic. You show me the evidence, I drop all my arguments. All I'm asking for is some evidence to support the claim. However, if we're going on the basis of canon/non-canon, since it was not in a movie, the existence of the vehicle itself comes into question. That might be the case (I did read that when I checked it last night regarding the Executor). The Essential Guide says a lot of things, like that the Executor was only 9km long or so. Please submit evidence to refute this or change the designation.- Txredcoat 22:47, (UTC) Mackensen (talk) 02:20, (UTC) The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels lists this as an Eclipse-Class Super Star Destroyer. As for the second point, the Eclipse-class was used only, I think, by the reborn Emperor, and his faction was never associated with the Imperial Remnants, which didn't coalesce until much later under Pellaeon. Golbez 01:24, (UTC)Īgreed on the first point.
Correct, but they call themselves the Empire.It's more accurately a battlecruiser or command ship. There is no such thing as a "Super Star Destroyer", that's a colloquial term.Twice: it's not used by the Empire, it' used by the Imperial Remnants First: this is not a drednaught, this is a super star destroyer.
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