The Praetor Mark II, like the Executor-class Star Dreadnought, lacked a visible ventral reactor bulb, hiding its reactor equipment within thick layers of armor. The Praetor Mark II had three primary engines and four secondary engines, two of which were located on the outer areas of the ventral portion of the ship, with the other two placed directly behind the ridge extension on the stern. The latter length estimate technically made it a Star Dreadnought under the Anaxes War College System, although it's relatively light in armament compared to standard Star Dreadnoughts had it designated as a Battlecruiser. The Praetor Mark II 's size ranged from 4,800 meters to approximately 8,000 meters (that being the equivalent of five Imperial II-class Star Destroyers). The ridge on the Praetor Mark II also extended behind the stern, beyond the main thrusters.
Like the Bellator-class dreadnought and the Assertor-class Star Dreadnought, the Praetor Mark II-class battlecruiser was designed with a central "ridge" structure that went from the stern of the ship midway to the bow.
A Praetor Mark II (background, middle right) participates in a fleet exercise with another battlecruiser, three Star Destroyers, a replenishment ship and a dreadnought.Ĭonsidered the largest battlecruiser design known, the Praetor Mark II possessed a dagger shape, similar to other prominent warships in the Imperial Navy and was part of the KDY Star Destroyer design family.
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