The Acclamators that remained in Imperial service were regulated to duty in rear-echelon areas. By the end of the first day, the Separatist forces were scattered and in complete retreat, The Acclamator had proved its worth and stood as a chilling omen of the StarВ Destroyers that would eventually take its place.ДЇollowing the Clone Wars, the Acclamator was replaced in service by newer, larger, and more powerful ships, such as the Victory- and Imperial-class Star Destroyers. Those that remained pulled back to provide orbital fire support. A small number of the assault ships were lost to ground fire following the deployment of troops to the planet surface, but the casualties were deemed acceptable. The Acclamator saw its baptism of fire during the invasion of Geonosis. Given the AcclamatorвЂ™s role as the primary delivery system for ground forces, the entire conflict hinged on its ability to survive under combat conditions. Though formidable in appearance, the ships had never been tested in battle.

Produced on a scale to match that of the clone troopers it was designed to carry, dozens of the ships were crewed and ready to depart when JediВ MasterВ Yoda arrived to mobilize an invasion force. Acclamator I-class Assault ShipThe Acclamator-class assault ship, produced by Rothana Heavy Engineering for KaminoвЂ™s cloners, quickly became a staple of the Old RepublicвЂ™s clone legions.

Acclamator class assault ship