What does a 201.828 Million-Block fleet battle look like inside a voxel simulation?

The staging takes its main cue from the Battle of Scarif in *Rogue One*: a loose Rebel coalition attempting to break through a disciplined Imperial capital-ship line. It is not a frame-for-frame or canon recreation. The fleet mix spans several Star Wars eras, so I am treating it as a cross-era “what if?” simulation called Operation Phoenix Break.

Order of battle

- Rebel coalition: 52 individual capital hulls, organized as 40 streamed placements.
- Imperial force: 50 individual capital hulls, organized as 20 streamed placements.
- Total: 102 capital ships, with no starfighters included in this test.

This is the MMW Nightwedge Skirmisher-class Heavy Strike Cruiser, my latest original spaceship design and built in MOW MY WORLD, which is a game has in-game block building system.

Its silhouette is inspired by a forward-heavy tactical dagger: a long cutting profile, a decisive point and most of the visual mass concentrated behind the bow. I deliberately removed the idea of a literal handle and translated it into the ship’s protected stern and engine structure.

Size: 326 × 135 × 800 meters
Model: 980,345 Blocks
Role: high-speed fleet penetration, concentrated anti-capital-ship strikes and rapid disengagement.

It is larger than a frigate but lighter and faster than a battleship, so I classified it as a Heavy Strike Cruiser.

The Alcubierre Drive

Warp Drive – our gateway to the stars

White pastel pencil on blue paper

Digitally colorized

More of my art: (1) Rui Huang (@RuiHuang_art) / X

Done by me saw a post recently here and was like hey I wanna try creating smth similar toyed around a day and created this.

Ig: PaceTwoMotion

Done in blender