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'''''The Kestral White''''' is a vast [[Bilateral Intercession]] warship and the flagship of [[Palisade (planet)|Palisade]]'s Viceroy, [[Kenneth Marian Colver]].
The '''''Kestral White''''' is a vast [[Bilateral Intercession]] warship and the flagship of [[Palisade (planet)|Palisade]]'s Viceroy, [[Kenneth Marian Colver]].


==Appearance==
==Appearance==
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Colver is returned to the ''Kestral White'' safely, but he demands the eradication of the settlement regardless, so the ''Kestral White'' lays siege to the region.<ref>[[PALISADE 16: Upon Our Grace Pt. 3]]</ref> It is successfully fought back by the [[Blue Channel (party)|Blue Channel]] and Violet Cove, and ultimately sent plummeting into the ocean by a devastating blow from [[Phrygian]].<ref>[[PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4]]</ref> Its destruction precipitates [[Stargrave Elcessor]] arming the system's [[stellar combustor]].<ref>[[PALISADE 18: How It Always Looks Pt. 1]]</ref>{{Spoiler block
Colver is returned to the ''Kestral White'' safely, but he demands the eradication of the settlement regardless, so the ''Kestral White'' lays siege to the region.<ref>[[PALISADE 16: Upon Our Grace Pt. 3]]</ref> It is successfully fought back by the [[Blue Channel (party)|Blue Channel]] and Violet Cove, and ultimately sent plummeting into the ocean by a devastating blow from [[Phrygian]].<ref>[[PALISADE 17: Upon Our Grace Pt. 4]]</ref> Its destruction precipitates [[Stargrave Elcessor]] arming the system's [[stellar combustor]].<ref>[[PALISADE 18: How It Always Looks Pt. 1]]</ref>{{Spoiler block
|spoiling=[[PALISADE 32: Seize the Chance Pt. 3]]
|spoiling=[[PALISADE 32: Seize the Chance Pt. 3]]
|text=A strange version of the ''Kestral White'' is one of the many parties going after the [[Diadem Gravtrain]] control unit in Carmathen. It is a "living Iconoclastic being", "the Kestral more than it is the ship called the ''Kestral White''", as the ship was consumed by the Iconoclasts after crashing into the ocean. The Kestral flies the flag of the [[Crown of Glass (PALISADE)|Crown of Glass]] and is aligned with [[Witch in Glass|the Witch]]. It radiates the scent of burnt oil.<ref>[[PALISADE 32: Seize the Chance Pt. 3]]</ref>
|text=After its crash, the ''Kestral White'' is consumed by the [[Iconoclasts]] and transformed into the [[Kestral]].<ref>[[PALISADE 32: Seize the Chance Pt. 3]]</ref>
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Latest revision as of 21:03, 20 November 2023

The Kestral White is a vast Bilateral Intercession warship and the flagship of Palisade's Viceroy, Kenneth Marian Colver.

Appearance[edit | edit source]

The Kestral White is shaped like (and named after) a falcon. It has white tips where the feathers on a falcon would be, but instead of feathers, the tips are an array of heavy cannons. Some of the feathers can also form into a laser grid shield that absorbs and redirects attacks.

Involvement[edit | edit source]

Tenn Alpenglow arrives at the Isle of the Broken Key on the Kestral White during the Tide of Embarkation festival in order to demand the return of Kenneth Marian Colver, who he believes Violet Cove has kidnapped.[1]

Colver is returned to the Kestral White safely, but he demands the eradication of the settlement regardless, so the Kestral White lays siege to the region.[2] It is successfully fought back by the Blue Channel and Violet Cove, and ultimately sent plummeting into the ocean by a devastating blow from Phrygian.[3] Its destruction precipitates Stargrave Elcessor arming the system's stellar combustor.[4]

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After its crash, the Kestral White is consumed by the Iconoclasts and transformed into the Kestral.[5]

References[edit | edit source]