Trench's Dreadnaught is one example of a heavily modified Providence-class carrier/destroyer. This makes it possible to easily upgrade the propulsion systems or weaponry of a given ship, as well as making it possible to convert the ships into starfighter carriers, or other variations. Providence-class carrier/destroyers feature modular compartments which make the vessels very easy to modify. Point-defense laser cannons are stationed on the Providence's neck leading to the 2nd Bridge.
Along with 12 Point-defense ion cannons and 2 heavy ion cannons, the Providence-class carrier has several Forward Cannons stationed under the nose of the ship.
The Separatist Dreadnaught also has 102 Proton torpedo launchers that can hold up to 2,800 Proton Torpedoes and 550 Discord missiles. The Providence-class also has 14 Quad turbolasers on the top of the ship. The Providence-class also has 34 Dual Laser Cannons on each side in case of firing at Imperial fighters.
The Providence-class carrier/destroyer has 40 Flak Guns, 20 on each side which makes it powerful during ship-to-ship combat with Victory-class Star Destroyers or Imperial-I class Star Destroyers. The Providence-class destroyer has many weapons which makes the ship very powerful in most cases. They later on make a comeback as a New Separatist Warship for the New Confederacy of Independent Systems helping Admiral Trench and Grievous fight the Galactic Empire during The Last of the Droids era. It was originally produced and used by the Trade Federation, hence the nickname. The Providence-class carrier/destroyer also known as the Trade Federation Cruiser, Dreadnaught-class command ship, the Providence-class dreadnaught, Providence-class cruiser-carrier, or the Providence-class ship and commonly known as the Separatist Dreadnaught is a Separatist warship series of capital ship models fielded by the Confederate Navy during the Clone Wars. 10 Driver Battle Droids or OOM Pilot Droids.Proton torpedo launcher batteries (102).Equipped: thermal shield (larger variants only)
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