Black Sun & Mandalorians Collab on Ship - Lancer-class pursuit craft - Star Wars Ships Explained

What happens when a crime syndicate teams up with the Mandalorians? They make the Lancer-class pursuit craft .This ship was intended to be used by Ventress during the time of the Clone Wars, and was later used by Ketsu Onyo in the Star Wars Rebels TV show. See how it relates to the LAAT gunship, and how it compared to the TIE Fighter, X-Wing, Millennium Falcon, and Keldabe-class battleship, along with other Star Wars ships.

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