Most of the Munificent firepower is locked facing forward and down, so even if they do get into firing ranges, the ME ships should be able to quickly outmaneuver them, letting them use only a fraction of their possible firepower. I think it's safe to say that any Mass Effect mass drivers will tear apart the Munificents. We also know that later, in Rebels, the AT-TE armament (granted this was an old one that hadn't been fully maintained) was nigh useless against the modern AT-ATs. It could be that the rock there is a very exotic substance that absorbs 99% of the blast, but it's not a great look for the AT-TE. The firepower of the AT-TE primary cannon isn't directly mentioned, but let's examine it in another scene.Īt 1:20, it firing creates a small explosion that only lightly rocks the droids near to it. We see here, at roughly 3:00 in the above clip, that the Munificent takes significant damage from the primary armament of the AT-TE. Let's examine the mainstay of the CIS fleet, the Munificent. Win condition for the CIS is retaining possession of the planet.Įven though OP gives the CIS very generous numbers, I don't think the CIS have even a slight fighting chance.
Win conditions for the Alliance is breaking through the blockade and liberating the planet. These are spread around the planet’s orbit. The fleet will consist of 1 Providence-class dreadnought, 40 Lucrehulk-class battleships, and 120 Munificent-class frigates. They have basic information about the Fifth Fleet but they don’t know about the Normandy. The fleet will consist of 1 dreadnought, 7 carriers, 300 cruisers, and 900 frigates. The Fifth Fleet is led by Admiral Hackett and it has the SSV Normandy SR-2 to fill the role of the Republic’s stealth ship. They use their aid on the Battle of Christophsis. Their first pull gets the aid of the Systems Alliance Fifth Fleet for one planetary campaign. The Galactic Republic uses a new machine called the GAlactic Conjuration Help Alarm (GACHA) to summon allies from the multiverse.
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