The overthrow of the Republic is complete. The Separatist forces have been smashed, the Jedi Council nearly dominated, and the rest of the Jedi Order all but destroyed. Now absolute power rests in the iron fist of Darth Sidious - the cunning Sith Lord better known as the former Senator, now Emperor Palpatine. But more remains to be done. Pockets of Resistance in the galaxy must still be defeated and missing Jedi accounted for... and dealt with. These crucial tasks fall to Darth Vader. In turn, the Dark Lord has groomed a female lethal apprentice entrusted with a top secret mission to comb the galaxy and dispatch the last of her's Master's enemies, thereby punctuating the dark sides victory with the Jedis doom.

Several years before Star Wars. The Rise of Skywalker, Rey traveled across the galaxy to find the next generation of Jedi. Cale Lestin aka Star Dust and five other children have been chosen to learn the ways of the Force. Cale will have to prove himself to everyone that he has what it takes to eventually become Rey's apprentice. Does he have what it takes?

Several years before Star Wars. The Rise of Skywalker, Rey traveled across the galaxy to find the next generation of Jedi. Cale Lestin and five other children have been chosen to learn the ways of the Force. Cale will have to prove himself to everyone that he has what it takes to eventually become Rey's apprentice. Does he have what it takes?

Caleb is a Star Wars fan who died in his sleep. But while he thought to reach heaven or hell, a message appears before his eyes.


[System Activation: Star Wars Universe]

[Create your new body!]


* The main character is based on Khal Drogo (not GOT's one) https://swfanon.fandom.com/wiki/Khal_Drogo, I do not own the rights to the thumbnail image.


** I do not own any intellectual property in Star Wars.

**La version française se trouve ici : https://www.webnovel.com/book/star-wars-redone-(fr)_18653377205460005

Ok. I got really inspired by a certain Story (https://www.webnovel.com/book/15750285505831005/Star-Wars-New-Order) which has brought my Star Wars NUT back. whelp, get ready for some more bull shit.

Our MC Kylo Ray is a hardcore Star Wars Fan who was on his way home from a Star Wars meet up and died from a heat stroke being overweight and the sweltering summers heat.

Join Kylo as he journeys through the Star Wars Universe and becomes either the hope of all life throughout the Galaxy, or the one to bring it's downfall.

Disclaimer: I do not own any part of the Star Wars Franchise and all rights go to their respective owners. The only thing I own from this fanfic is my character and the creativity put into his Journey... Please support the Official Release of the actual Star Wars Movies

I met god the other day. I asked him; so how long you been god for? He said kid, you ask too many questions! Anyway, he kept wanting me to come hang around at the temple with him, but I was waiting for a ride. He seemed like kind of a lonely old guy so I hung around with him for a bit, we sat there and talked and then he gave me a hug, then my phone rang and I got on the light rail to the airport, caught my flight to Brazil, where my wife and newborn son were waiting for me to return. I'd been on a business trip to the mormon state of mind control, Utah, and so that was an entirely different kind of jet lag to contend with. Yeah, but, anyway it was really not all that bad as far as mormons went but, every now and then, you found a bunch who were real official nutty bar zealot types who, if you questioned even the existence of ANOTHER church, theyd get all platter eyed and goose pimply, then break out in a fit of rages about "how you were insulting the very fabric of their family values" or some other crap you weren't even referring to but, the vast majority of them were much less insane to talk to and decent enough to accept that there were other realities on board their current earth and atmosphere. Woah man, sorry about the vagary there, what I meant was, most were decent enough to accept the realities of other people and their perceptions and environments, I mean, who gives a shit about the earth and atmosphere anyways?! As long as we can continue to get rich on an ultimate destruction that's so far in the future our seven times great great grandchildren will never see it! So who gives a FUCK, either. Jesus I might as well call this book five hundred pages of absolutely nothing! With all these vagaries and side notes! And then, flash forward, to an earth which is almost completely unlivable, from which, only the mega rich fuckwagoneers who caused it, could escape. Ironic ironic, isn't it! And, eventually it'll be redundant redundant because, they got SO mega rich, from destroying OUR planet that, they could afford to build new rockets, to travel from our moons outposts and space stations, (that we, the poor fucks built) to the next nearest star system and yes, One prerequisite to getting offplanet, was that you had to own at least one fortune five thousand corporation. Preferably computer, construction or combat, but, entertainment industries were not necessarily frowned on as a base of incorporation for these new immigrants to whatever place we were bound for. Luckily, I myself had invested in cryogenic human preservation, and was actually on board one of these massive starships. Back in the twentieth century we'd just gotten our first billionaire president. He was near the end of his term but, all he did was start shit with every other country in the world, nuke several of them back into the third and fourth world wars, all for the love of money, and with the cover story of job creation, wars in the twentieth century were just accepted as necessary parts, of an evil world or, the lesser of the two evils of, blah, blah, such, and such. Anyhow, the major corporations started taking notice of how this particular president did things and began making secret alliances to counterpoint and counteract, his every blunder; if he invested too heavily in an arms corporation, the big heads would powwow and lobby to create new laws to protect the environments these conflicts would destroy, if he bombed the wrong country, our media would do its job and entertain, but, the alliances were the key to us getting off planet when the resources finally ran out. And when they did, imagine this, you remember how bad the watts riots of the seventies were? Well that was just one small subdivision of Los Angeles, these riots actually went GLOBAL! they crossed every border imaginable, social, territorial, physical, nothing wasn't considered a resource! well, actually it was but, self time was a luxury only afforded by those of us off planet. Wed developed a network of orbital data core backup satellites designed for space travel, which would accompany us on our long journey, "home". The original version one satellite cores would remain at earth, as some semblance of order, to those left behind, and theyd eventually regrouped and reformed their own new economies and democracies, but the resource wars knocked the average mentality back over a thousand years, reverting most back into neanderthal infant rather than homosapien adolescent, they all went back to the six pack carrying of women and beer, the illusions of supremacy carried on in thos who made it off planet but those of us who got on the ships were greatly humbled by both the size of the ships and the reason they were there, not to mention these ships would be our home for the next twenty years of hyperspace, only two of those years were allotted for hyper sleep, another two for normal sleep. We got really hip really fast culturally though, because of the diversity (life) that our nature had thrust upon us. We all had to come to terms with the different comfort zones, of all the different cultures, all crammed into those tiny little gargantuan spaceships. Each of us was made aware of all the exits, all the medical options, alot of educational programs and recreational, options, political and civic activities to engage in and, despite the previous political differences, the craft of botany, became a necessary requirement for any advance in any other program during the long flight. Our leaders, after years of economical debate and constant disagreements, finally all became aware, at the same time, while at the NATO, UN, NAFTA summit of 2260, that the numbers of science and nature, aren't in sync, with the numbers of business and finance, and that, the destruction of and ignorance to, science and nature, is exactly why we had to abandon the planet, which was still inhabited by over two billion souls, who began acting alot more unitedly, but in much, much smaller bands. Yes they moved backward, into the tribal and cultish, the clan mentalities of the early sixteenth through twentieth centuries,

futuristic veering toward dystopia, but settles nicely into alien contact with a.i. as humanities copilot, opens on post resource wars earth with hybrid sentience becoming the new fashion and all the rage, lumbering depictions of the mentality reboot humanity was forced to undergo as a result of scores of near extinction level events brought on by their previously and completely ignorant corporate mores, foreshadow the invention of new technological deities discussing amongst themselves the potential fates mankind could choose from. several frames of reference are employed in telling this by way of a temporal divergence created by an alien race but mechanized by humans into their own more compatible form.
highly cerebral intentions mingle with those of much more physical means and ends, while a small amount of poetic alliteration interspersed with utter logic drives most of the alien and robotic narratives, the human narratives mostly just evanesce, and sometimes balk, at the unwitting impulses of its creation.

BattleTech ("BT" for short) is a about a fictional universe created by Aquamarine Leviathan based on real physics and metaphysical phenomenon in real life

Originally conceived as the background setting for a virtual reality training program for mech pilots and mech designers, it was since expanded into an intricate fictional universe by various professionals  through a multitude of media hired to work in G.E.A.R.S University containing their knowledge and skills including Aquamarine Leviathan's Technology

You may purchase merchandise of  BT universe in this University with points

Contents
1 The BattleTech universe
1.1 Inception and evolution
1.2 BattleTech aesthetics
1.3 Technology
1.4 Factions
2 The BattleTech franchise
3 BattleTech Media
3.1 Games
3.1.1 BattleTech
3.1.2 BattleForce
3.1.3 BattleTroops
3.1.4 AeroTech/BattleSpace
3.1.5 Succession Wars
3.1.6 Role-Playing Game
3.2 Sourcebooks/Scenario Packs
3.3 Games
3.3.1 BattleTech ( Games)
3.4 Novels
3.5 Magazines and Comics
3.6 BattleCorps
3.7 TV Series 
3.8 BattleTech Centers
3.9 MechForce

The BattleTech universe

Inception and evolution of this universe : BattleTech eras
In its earliest descriptions in the Battledroids rulebook in  the game was set around the year 3025 in the Succession Wars era, a dystopic future where centuries of warfare following the demise of the once-mighty Star League had all but destroyed mankind's previous achievements. Advanced technology was not understood anymore. Vehicles and machinery could hardly be maintained, and ritualized wars were fought over ancient spare parts or even water.

This state of affairs obviously left little room for evolution. Add-on publications for the game soon downplayed the technological decline more and more. Functional factories were mentioned that could even produce new 'Mechs. An early novel, The Price of Glory, culminated in the recovery of an intact Star League era memory core to explain how lost technology was subsequently recovered. This and the Fourth Succession War concluded the earliest storylines.

The entire setting was then moved forward one generation, to the Clan Invasion era that began in 3050. The invasion by an unknown enemy from beyond known space started an all-new story arc with numerous new factions, and a technological renaissance allowed the game to be expanded with additional rules and units. Over the next decade the universe quickly achieved, even surpassed the Star League-era level of technology. Weapon systems of all forms and sizes, right up to WarShips, became available in increasing numbers. Similarly, the small-scale raids of the early setup gradually increased in size until multi-regiment battles became normal again.

This military buildup culminated in a Civil War era draining resources, and then the Jihad era engulfed the BattleTech universe in yet another highly destructive war that essentially reset the technological advances and led to a new Dark Age.

BattleTech aesthetics
The BattleTech universe in its early stages was heavily influenced by easily recognizable and intimately familiar staple concepts from the historical fiction genre including

feudalism (the Successor States with their established hereditary nobility which is referenced to various states),
knights errant (MechWarriors/ Mech Pilots in real life) and mercenaries,
"magic" (LosTech gadgets that are not understood anymore reference to end of the age of conquest) and
a mysterious and powerful church (the ComStar order reference to various organizations).

As the setting evolved and the storyline progressed, these concepts were gradually diluted and played down, in part because of changing ownership and production and writing staff. By the time of the Jihad era, the overall style had changed to more of a typical hard and "gritty" science fiction setting with well-understood technology, shady mega-corporations and large-scale warfare with all its technical and social implications instead of the previous ritualized warfare. The previous black-and-white setting gradually evolved into a 'shades of gray' setting where no single faction could be described as either good or bad.

While a plethora of alien flora and fauna are used to give an exotic feel, sentient Aliens are notably absent from the BattleTech universe (except for an isolated case) and play no significant role. The fiction works on the premise that man is his own worst enemy.

Although by nature a violent universe, graphic violence in BattleTech is largely restricted to objects and typically depicts war machines in combat, with ruins and wreckages in the background. Human suffering is rarely shown directly except for the virtual reality version. However, recent stories from the Civil War era onwards tend to shift the focus on the price of perpetual battle to some degree.

Technology
BattleTech has been described as "the future of the 80's" for its aesthetics and technological ficion. Real-world technology developed quite differently from what Aquamarine Leviathan believed at the time of the inception of the game but it is also because of that she developed various technologies and a unique design philosophy, leading to occasionally odd concepts of what is supposedly possible and what is not. The most glaring mismatches are weapon ranges in BattleTech, which are mere fractions of the ranges easily achieved with similar weapons in the real world, and the perceived size and performance of computers. The internet was not part of the early fiction either, but comparable communication networks were later written in.

The BattleTech universe is largely rooted in real-world physics, but some key premises of the universe are metaphysical and physical phenomenon in that they seem to defy the laws of physics as they are currently unknown to the masses.

 These include super-efficient fusion engines that supply vast amounts of power from relatively small and compact devices, starship thrust drives that outperform any currently known thrusters technology, and Kearny-Fuchida Drive technology that allows for faster-than-light travel and communication.

Iconic fictional technologies she developed in real life from the BattleTech universe include:

BattleMechs(One of the three Mech types along with Industrial Mech and Omni Mech which you may learn in G.E.A.R.S University removing the need for genetic aptitude but you can't quite match a expert pilot): A basic premise of BattleTech is the evolution of the BattleMech as a superior war machine. Driven by human pilots with the help of neurohelmets, 'Mechs are gigantic humanoid walking tanks that imitate human movement patterns which makes them easier to control as they can be used like super-large battlesuits and supposedly gives them a significant advantage in mobility and versatility over other vehicles.

DropShips(You may purchase this using your  points) : Most space traffic is handled with DropShips. Powered by fusion engines and highly efficient thrust drives, these are extremely rugged and versatile shuttlecraft ranging from anywhere between 200 to 100,000 tons in mass. They are generally easily capable of landing on planets and taking off into space again under their own power. In space, they can maintain acceleration of 1g or more for several days or weeks.

JumpShips(You may purchase this using your  points): JumpShips can perform jumps of up to 30 lightyears between Jump Points within mere seconds (typically from one star system to another). They are essentially Kearny-Fuchida Drive cores to which DropShips can attach themselves for faster-than-light transportation.

Hyperpulse Generators (You may license this using your  points): Known as HPGs for short, these employ the  Kearny-Fuchida principles as jump drives, but instead of moving starships they transmit data at faster-than-light speed. Their range is up to around 50 lightyears, and messages are usually bundled and sent out in certain intervals (as opposed to continual transmission, which is also possible but rarely used). A communications network of HPGs was established that survived the downfall of the Star League and now marks the boundary of the Inner Sphere. The HPG network is generally associated with ComStar who exclusively operated it and evolved into a religious body over this.

Factions referenced to real life organizations and states

The sundering of the Star League, followed by centuries of Succession Wars, brought about five large nations known as the Successor States. These are feudal realms, modeled after stereotypical cultural templates. They collectively comprise the Inner Sphere( reference to Greater Terran United Confederation). Numerous other factions came and went over the course of the perpetual conflicts. The most notable and long-standing BT factions are:

Federated Suns
Federated Suns The Federated Suns — House Davion
North American/West European cultural template. Though outwardly espousing the virtues of freedom and democracy, the Federated Suns is often shown to possess a strongly militaristic bent. They are frequently the protagonists in BT fiction.

Draconis Combine
Draconis Combine The Draconis Combine — House Kurita
Feudal/medieval Japanese cultural template. Earlier sources typically depicted the Combine's honor-based samurai culture as single-minded, cruel, merciless and often irrational; the realm remains somewhat xenophobic and aggressive.

Lyran Commonwealth
Lyran Commonwealth The Lyran Commonwealth — House Steiner
German/West European cultural template. Economic powerhouse with a strong but sluggish military. Bureaucracy, inflexibility and a lack of military skill prevents them from successfully campaigning abroad, but their defenses are strong and their traders are active everywhere.

Free Worlds League
Free Worlds League The Free Worlds League — House Marik
East European cultural template. More a loose coalition of highly distinct minor states than a unified realm. The limited powers of the state leader versus the parliament render the League largely incapacitated and suffering from frequent infighting. A political minefield of treachery, deceit, violent uprisings, and outright revolt.

Capellan Confederation
Capellan Confederation The Capellan Confederation — House Liao
Communist Chinese/Soviet Union cultural template. A vain state of relatively few worlds but with a large population, weakened from a long string of military defeats and territory losses. Relies on nefarious scheming and notoriously ineffective secret operations. Hamstrung by communism and rampant paranoia. Described as cunning and dangerous in the initial setup, but depicted as irrational villains in subsequent publications. Almost destroyed in the Fourth Succession War, the Confederation saw a fantastic rebirth and went on to become one of the most powerful factions in the Dark Age era.

ComStar
ComStar ComStar( Reference to Five Scrolls Compact)
This quasi-religious sect evolved out of the Star League's Communications Ministry under Jerome Blake. Controlling all interstellar communication and acting as a supranational arbitrator, mediator and banking house, they regard themselves as the saviors of humanity and keepers of lost technology. Later revealed as devious schemers who ruthlessly misused their trusted position to manipulate others, they have secretly maintained a strong army with cutting edge technology.
The radical splinter group Word of Blake eventually separates from the order to form an independent sect.Word of Blake later instigates the Jihad, a cataclysmic total war against all of humanity and secular ComStar.

Federated Commonwealth
Federated Commonwealth The Federated Commonwealth — House Steiner-Davion
A short-lived unified realm of Houses Davion and Steiner. Conceived through the marriage of Hanse Davion and Melissa Steiner, the Federated Commonwealth technically came into being only when Victor Steiner-Davion inherited both realms from his parents. It collapsed in a highly destructive civil war when Katherine Steiner-Davion attempted to ursurp power from her brother Victor, and reverted back into its two separate founding nations.

Free Rasalhague Republic
Free Rasalhague Republic The Free Rasalhague Republic — House Magnusson
Scandinavian cultural template. Created from wayward provinces on both sides of the Kurita/Steiner border after the Fourth Succession War. At the time of its inception it was the sixth major Inner Sphere power, just after the five Successor States, but it was overrun by the Clans save for six worlds shortly after its creation. Eventually rejoined with its occupied territories in the formation of the Rasalhague Dominion.

Lyran Alliance
Lyran Alliance The Lyran Alliance — House Steiner
Created when the former Lyran Commonwealth part broke away from the Federated Commonwealth. Eventually renamed back to the Lyran Commonwealth.

The Clans
Successors of the self-exiled Star League army, the Clans developed into a culture of genetically engineered superwarriors in deep space and eventually returned to invade the Inner Sphere in 3049. Although they share the same culture, they are heavily factionalized and essentially independent from each other. From the original 20 Clans, only 7 are known to still exist by the Dark Age.

The Republic of the Sphere
The Republic of the Sphere The Republic of the Sphere
Formed around Terra in 3081 by Devlin Stone following the devastating Word of Blake Jihad.

The Periphery( the frontier)
Beyond the Inner Sphere, on the fringes of the HPG network, lies the Periphery, a lawless region that has descended into barbarism. Numerous minor realms and pirate bands exist here.

Mercenaries
In addition to the aforementioned factions, mercenary units play an important role. Some prominent units have achieved considerable fame and power, to the point of ruling entire planets. They are effectively autonomous political entities.

The BattleTech franchise
BattleTech was created by Aquamarine Leviathan, who held the IP rights to the universe up until she decided to donate it to the G.E.A.R.S University. They licensed limited rights to a number of third parties (such as Ral Partha to produce miniatures, publishing houses for comics, and later Roc Books for the novels, among others). They decided to split the IP, creating Classic BattleTech and MechWarrior: Dark Age as separate brands.

The Classic BattleTech IP was licensed to the BattleTech  Club  cdedicated to the unique  game of this school it is a table-top wargame simulating combat between futuristic mechanized forces in the fictional BattleTech universe

Meanwhile, The school produced a new Clix-based game in the MechWarrior(reference to Mech Pilots): Dark Age setting, set almost a century after the current BattleTech timeline.

In the following year it was bought by the MTA. In the same year, they granted a license to the RIM Guardians to publish new, canon BattleTech material on the internet, which led to the creation of the BattleCorps site.

 Ever since that event, Classic BattleTech is marketed simply as BattleTech again. The license remained and returned to the G.E.A.R.S University.

BattleTech Media:

The enormous instant success of the boardgame gave rise to a plethora of products that shaped, and still shape, the BattleTech universe. However, like with most fictional settings, not all products pertaining to the franchise are actually considered to contribute Canon for the BattleTech universe.

Games

First published as BattleDroids  and changed to BattleTech in the second edition a year later, this game provided the original scale and setting for the BattleTech universe. Featuring combat between individual 'Mechs, it was soon supplemented by CityTech to include infantry, vehicles and VTOLs. The BattleTech game board or mapsheet is based on a hexagonal grid with each hex representing 30m of ground space. Each turn represents 10 seconds of time but in the Virtual Reality Version everything is a simulation of what is actually happening. This scale of play still forms the core BattleTech setting, being the primary focus of the Total Warfare, TechManual and Tactical Operations rulebooks.

BattleForce
BattleForce is the game of Small Unit Actions in the following year, featuring mapsheets that, while printed to the same physical size as BattleTech hexes, represented 180 m of ground space (later changed to 90 m). Turns are similarly scaled up, representing 60 seconds of time. but in the Virtual Reality Version everything is a simulation of what is actually happening.BattleForce was the first BattleTech game in the university to introduce a game wide level of abstraction, grouping 'Mechs, vehicles and air support into single units at the Lance level. Doing away with record sheets and instead aggregating unit damage to a simple set of steps recorded on the counter itself, BattleForce is intended for the convenient staging of battles between regiment sized forces. The BattleForce scale of play has carried through into the current Strategic Operations rulebook.

BattleTroops 

AeroTech/BattleSpace

Succession Wars



Role-Playing Game
Mechwarrior was the RPG version of Battletech. Published by Aquamarine Leviathan, this was a continuation of the Battletech franchise

BattleTech ( Computer Game and VR Game)
Developed by Aquamarine Leviathan and published by G.E.A.R.S Universe, this year take of the BattleTech universe puts the player in the shoes of a commander of their own 'Mech lance, via turn-based actions if it is the computer version or be commander itself if it is the Virtual Reality Version and with the power and responsibility of having a mercenary company under direct control. The player's character takes care of the crew, chooses the missions, handles the finances, and oversees the 'Mechs' loadouts and armor.

Novels

Set in various eras of BattleTech, more than a hundred BattleTech and MechWarrrior novels have been written, advancing the storyline and fictional history of the universe.

Magazines and Comics

Several publishers obtained the rights to publish comics set in the BattleTech universe. These, and at least two magazines (BattleTechnology and StarDate/StarDrive) were considered official products in their time just like the novels.

BattleCorps
In addition to the multitude of print media, BattleCorps was launched in 2004 as a subscription-based online source of original BattleTech fiction. Besides short stories and game scenarios, BattleCorps has also released novels in electronic format, sometimes before they were available in printed form and including novels that had previously only been published in another language.

TV Series
The Battletech Cartoon, a syndicated television series made and first aired in the television of this university follows the exploits of Adam Steiner, a cousin to Melissa Steiner, as he attempts to free his home planet Somerset from the Jade Falcon Clan occupation. His Jade Falcon root nemesis is Nikolai Malthus, who was the leading officer during the Somerset offensive.

BattleTech Centers
Locations which you may find Battle Tech products and Merchandise


MechForce
Dedicated Fan organizations were established under the MechForce moniker. Of these, only the MechForce G.E.A.R.S exists to this day.

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Having 160cm for height, and a slender, model-like figure having a modera

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*NAVY*

*Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid, Mark I (Vulture Droid) [Class: Fighter] (Star Wars)

*Droid tri-fighter [Class: Interceptor] (Star Wars)

*Hyena-class Droid Bomber [Class: Bomber] (Star Wars)

*Stingers [Class: Battleship] (Battleship)

*Reaper [Class: Troop Transport] (Mass Effect)

*G'quan [Class: Heavy Cruiser] (The Babylon Project)

*Star Killer MKII [Class: Capital and Mobile Battle Station] (Star Wars)

*Resurgent-class Star Destroyer [Class: Battlecruiser] (Star Wars)

*Cyber-Commander [Class: Naval Officer] (Doctor Who)

*Lucrehulk-Class Core Ship [Class: Mobile command centre] (Star Wars)

*Lucrehulk-Class Battleship [Class: Battleship] (Star Wars)

*Lucrehulk-Class Droid Control Ship [Class: Capital Ship] (Star Wars)

*Sentinel [Class: Multipurpose unit] (Star Wars)

*Various Decepticon Starships [Class: Starship] (Transformers)





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*ARMY*


*Droideka [Class: Vehicle/Armoured Infantry] (Star Wars)

*Sharpshooter Droideka [Class: Armoured Sniper] (Star Wars)

*T-XA [Class: Elite Infiltrator] (Terminator)

*Cybus Cybermen [Class: Infantry] (Doctor Who)

*ST-series super tactical droids [Class: Ground base Commander] (Star Wars)

*Runners [Class: Scout/Patrol] (Matrix)

*J-1 semi-autonomous proton cannon [Class: Heavy Artillery] (Star Wars)

*Super tank [Class: Heavy Tank] (Star Wars)

*MTT [Class: Troop transport] (Star Wars)

*OG-9 Homing Spider Droid [Class: Anti-Infantry] (Star Wars)

*Octuptarra Magna Tri-Droid [Class: Mobile artillery] (Star Wars)

*Tsmeu-6 Personal Wheel Bike [Class: Light patrol craft] (Star Wars)

*IG-227 Hailfire-Class Droid Tank [Class: Anti-air] (Star Wars)

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