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The Victory I-class Star Destroyer was a model of the Victory-class Star Destroyer line that was used by the Galactic Republic. Plagued by design issues that caused constant maintenance, it had a negative reputation within the navy. Following the Proclamation of the New Order, the Victory I ships were inherited by the Imperial Navy of the Galactic Empire and underwent a service life extension program, known as the Victory II program. The program brought the Victory II-class Star Destroyer into service, though it did not amend all of the issues with the vessel.

A model of Star Destroyer, the Victory I-class Star Destroyer measured at 900 meters. The Victory I featured a class 1 hyperdrive, and was armed with twelve quadruple turbolaser batteries, forty dual turbolasers, ten tractor beam projectors, and concussion missile launchers.

The Victory-class Star Destroyer line was an all-purpose heavy line-of-battle ship that was meant to support planetary landings and participate in fleet actions.

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Victory I ships of the Galactic Republic were gray with red livery, and were dagger-shaped. A command tower rose near the aft of the ship on an elevated area, and two

Were situated on top of the tower. Next to a dome on the portside, was a long antenna. Additionally, a spherical pole extended horizontally from the starboard side of the tower. Adjacent to the pole was a boxed structure at the center of the tower. The Star Destroyer also had two protruded sections, one on each side of the hull, partially covering the hull's side ridges.

The Victory I-class was introduced at the height of the Clone Wars by the Galactic Republic Navy after being rushed into production following many delays and political squabbles. As a result, the vessel had a degree of design flaws that required continuous maintenance by crew members to keep the vessel combat ready. The Victory-class gained the reputation of being an unlucky ship and as a spacefaring coffin.

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And were given a life extension service program and became the Victory II-class Star Destroyer. Despite extensive rebuilds, the Victory II-class failed to eliminate all of its predecessors issues.

The Victory I-class debuted in the new Star Wars canon when it was indirectly mentioned in the entry for the Victory II-class Star Destroyer in the 2020 Fantasy Flight Games Star Wars Roleplaying sourcebook, Starships and Speeders.

A new print and play expansion that was released by Atomic Mass Games as a downloadable PDF document on April 7, 2022.

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The image was an edited and repurposed image of the box cover art for the Victory-class Star Destroyer Expansion Pack, which was released in May 14, 2015 by Fantasy Flight Games.The Victory II-class Star Destroyer was a class of Star Destroyer of the Galactic Empire that served as a successor to the Victory I-class Star Destroyer.

The Victory II-class Star Destroyer was a class of Star Destroyer that was manufactured by Kuat Drive Yards as a successor to the original Victory I-class Star Destroyer. Initially a life extension program, it became the Victory II program which introduced the Victory II-class, and sought to fix many problems from the previous model including increasing combat performance and longevity. Despite the rebuilds, the Victory II was not able to correct all of the issues of its predecessor.

The Victory II-class cost 50, 000, 000 credits and was equipped with a class 1 and class 15 hyperdrive, a navigation computer, and a long-range sensor. 6, 107 officers, pilots, and enlisted crew operated a vessel, while 1, 600 soldiers were stationed onboard. It could hold consumable for one year, and had a complement of twenty-four starfighters along with shuttles, landing craft, and AT-series walkers.

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Victory IIs were armed with the same weapons loadout as the predecessor, and as such were equipped with ten quad light turbolaser batteries that were evenly distributed to the port and starboard sides of the vessel. It was also armed with ten forward-mounted twin medium turbolasers, ten dorsal-mounted twin medium turbolasers, twenty assault concussion missile launchers, and ten hull-mounted heavy tractor beam projectors. Some Victory IIs, however, were equipped with ion cannons rather than concussion missile launchers, which was extremely rare.

Many Victory IIs were relegated to serve as defense for a planetary garrison and light patrol duties on the edges of the Galactic Empire's authority. They also served as system defense and as a fleet command ship. An Imperial officer being assigned to an old Victory II-class was often seen as the end of their career.

The Victory I-class Star Destroyer was introduced at the height of the Clone Wars and served as an all-purpose heavy line-of-battle starship. The Star Destroyer was rushed into production and service after many delays and politics, which resulted in a vast array of design flaws. These flaws required that constant maintenance be given to the Victory-class by its crew for combat readiness, and it became known as a space coffin and unlucky ship.

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As such, when the Galactic Republic was transformed into the Galactic Empire, the Victory-class was given a life-extension program that turned into the Victory II program, which launched the Victory II-class Star Destroyer. The Victory II program sought to fix the many issues of the Victory-class, but it did not put an end to several flaws. Additionally, the Imperial Navy was bolstered by the production of the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer and Imperial II-class Star Destroyer rendering the remaining Victory IIs obsolete despite the upgrades and relegating the ships to backwater and unremarkable duties.

At one point during the Imperial Era, an Imperial commander who had a level of failure was exiled to command a Victory II at the edge of the Outer Rim Territories. In another instance, a Victory II was abandoned by its crew and orbited an abandoned planet. It had its hangar bay empty and all of the escape pods launched. A Victory II was also present in orbit above an ecumenopolis during the Imperial reign.

The Victory II-class Star Destroyer was first introduced to Star Wars canon in the 2020 Fantasy Flight Games supplement, Starships and Speeders.Content approaching. Star Wars: Complete Vehicles, The Art of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Starships and Speeders, Star Wars: Armada – Upgrade Card Collection (Card: Corrupter), Ships of the Empire and the Rebellion, Star Wars: Armada – Rapid Reinforcements I (Card: Victory I-class Star Destroyer)–class.

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"What do we have parked at R/M, Colonel?" "Several CR-ninety corvettes, two Carrack-class light cruisers, a couple of Victories, and a Venator-class destroyer—the Liberator."

The Victory-class Star Destroyer was a line of Star Destroyer used by both the Republic Navy and Imperial Navy. One ship of the line was the Victory II-class Star Destroyer. The Victory-class was capable of deploying a garrison base and making surface landings, and boasted seven sublight engines. The ship could be used to provide security for convoys, to transport cargo, and to accompany other vessels.

Originally used by the Galactic Republic, the Victory-class continued into the service of the Galactic Empire from 19 BBY, with one such Imperial craft being the Harrow. In 14 BBY, several Victories were utilized by the Empire, including some based at Coruscant's Imperial Palace and Belderone's R/M Facility Four deepdock. During the Galactic Civil War, at least five Victory-class Star Destroyers served with the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Vader at some point following the Battle of Yavin.

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Featured a vertical structure rising from its central tower, as well as protruding flaps on both of its side edges. Additionally, it was propelled by seven sublight engines

Sentinel Base, a lookout station that monitored supply shipments going to the first Death Star battle station, was originally a garrison base deployed from a

While another Victory served as the main security for Imperial Convoy 8766, a group of four bulk freighters and six medium freighters rumored to be heading for a secret Imperial installation. The convoy arrived at an Imperial depot over the course of three days, with the Star Destroyer arriving on the second day.

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The landing field of the Coruscant Imperial Palace could accommodate the landings of Victory-class Star Destroyers. A group of stormtroopers commanded by Darth Vader transferred the Sith Lord's meditation chamber from a Victory parked at the landing field to the corvette Carrion Spike, in preparation for Vader's mission to Murkhana with Moff Wilhuff Tarkin.

At Murkhana, the Carrion Spike was stolen by rebel insurgents, who used it to attack Galidraan Station. Tarkin and Vader pursued the group to Galidraan III, but the insurgents soon fled the system. Tarkin then contacted an Imperial colonel and asked what Imperial resources were in the area, as he suspected the insurgents would strike again. Along with several other facilities, the colonel reported of the Imperial Navy R/M Facility Four deepdock at Belderone, at which several Victory-class Star Destroyers were parked, along with several CR90 corvettes, two Carrack-class light cruisers, and the Venator-class Star Destroyer Liberator. Tarkin decided to deploy the Liberator to Nam Chorios, as that seemed the most likely target in the vicinity, although the insurgents ultimately chose to attack Lucazec next.

It was first pictured in Darth Vader (2015) 6, a 2015 comic book written by Kieron Gillen