The X-wing was a robust craft, with a hyperdrive, deflector shields, proton torpedoes, and frequently an R2 astromech droid for repairs and navigation assistance. It would be one of the galaxy’s most prominent lines of fighters for over 40 years. Known as the fighter that killed the Death Star, the X-wing formed the backbone of the Rogue Squadron and would go on to serve the New Republic. When it comes to fighters, the Incom X-wing is the all-purpose starfighter synonymous with the Rebel Alliance and with the Star Wars franchise in general. We hope you enjoy, and may the Force be with you.
These are the vessels used to explore and conquer the galaxy. Our ranking is based on a combination of size, speed, armor, feats, and weaponry. We searched the extensive lore of the Star Wars Universe - from the live-action movies and the animated series to the extensive novels and comics of the Expanded Universe - to seek out the most powerful starships, superweapons, and fighters the series has to offer. While some may argue massive craft like the Death Star belong in the category of space station rather than starship, that could also be applied to battleships like the Super Star Destroyer or the Eclipse flagship, and since massive constructions like the Death Star and the Executor-class dreadnought are mobile, they could be counted as starships as well. After all, this is the universe that gave us the Death Star and a host of other devastating ships such as the speedy Millennium Falcon, the small but deadly TIE fighter, the robust upstart X-wing and of course, the iconic Imperial Star Destroyer. When it comes to powerful ships, there’s certainly no shortage in the Star Wars Universe. But the Emperor’s ultimate weapon was just one of the many high-tech marvels found in the Star Wars epic. “That’s no moon, it’s a space station!” Of course, it wasn’t just any space station - it was the Death Star, the most famous battle station in sci-fi and movie history, famous for its ability to destroy entire planets.
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