The support craft alone cost more than an entire squadron of Victory-Class Star Destroyers. The Harbinger-class was developed by the Sith Dominion after they saw schematics for the Destroyer Two. Only one ship of the class, the Harbinger, was ever constructed, although it was suspected that similar, but smaller, vessels were in development as of 85 ABY. This is likely due to the immense cost involved in purchasing and equipping one. The Harbinger-class ultra star destroyer was a massive ship type created by the Sith Dominion. The New Republic has so far avoided purchasing any of the massive battlecruisers both because of the enormous expense involved and the possible outcry that would be caused by the use of a craft named after so hated a historical figure as the late Grand Moff Tarkin and thus far no other government has commissioned one to be built either. This is all speculation however, as there has never been any proof that any such station was ever built. You’ve of course seen the second Force Awakens trailer, so naturally you might wonder are we seeing Jakku in this footage Turns out.

The Internet went all abuzz when new Survival-mode gameplay footage from Star Wars: Battlefront was released, showing a crashed Star Destroyer on a desert planet. This mobile battlestation, if it ever existed, was apparently named the Tarkin as well making it the 'Tarkin-I Class Star Dreadnought'. Episode 349: The Star Destroyer Crash in Star Wars: Battlefront. One enterprising fan has animated the storyboarded Star Destroyer scene from Star Wars: The Force Awakens that J.J. There is a persistent rumor that another reason the massive ships were designated the Tarkin-II has something to do with a Palpatine-Era Shadow Project involving a severely cut-down version of the Death Star's Superlaser mated to the aft section of an Executor-Class Command Ship. Star Wars Fan Recreates Canceled Force Awakens Star Destroyer Crash. This is because the government which contracted with Kuat Drive Yards for the warship's construction delivered plans and work orders for the inclusion of the Gravshock Bombard during the initial construction phases of the Tarkin and rather than simply rename it or issue a new construction contract for it, Kuat Drive Yards, with the consent of the purchasing government, the Keltarrin Protectorate, instead released it as the Tarkin-II Class Star Dreadnought.

The Tarkin-II Class Star Dreadnought is most notable, aside from its unprecedented size and firepower, for the fact that there was no Tarkin-I Class Star Dreadnought.

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