Otherwise, they're identical in terms of their batteries.

Very similar dice loadouts - the only difference between their battery armaments are the Dreadnought replaces a blue die on each side with a red die.Speaking of which, the Providence is a bit weird in that it's very front-shield-heavy but its side hull zones are its most potent offensively.5/6/3 dice batteries are somewhat reminiscent of a Rebel MC75's 5/5/2, although the ranges are more standardized between front and sides compared to the 75's.The Squadron value stands out a bit (as most larges vary between 2 to 4), but Separatists need those higher squadron values to push their cheap fragile squads en masse. Pretty standard 'wave 2 large' profile of Command 3, Squadron 4, Engineering 4.Identical points cost of 105 for both variants.5 shields in front is superior to the ISD's 4, but 2 less hull points and only one redirect can cause problems.Total durability a bit under an Imperial-class Star Destroyer, for a bit less cost.Still not a fan of the new card layouts but we'll have some fun alternates below.Д«oth variants of the Providence have a lot in common:

I promise I'm done talking about turtles, but for real: it looks like a turtle. I can't be the only one who thinks it looks like a long-necked turtle, right?ДЄ pair of Providence-class Dreadnoughts on the move. It also kinda looks like a long-necked turtle. The first release of wave 10 (in the States anyways), the Providence-class Dreadnought offers the Separatists a dedicated multi-role flagship.

Providence class carrier destroyer