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Closest I could find on what any of the ones looked like.

Worse actually. With previous Babylon iterations they were able to salvage much of the lost station bits and was able to use that in the next iteration. But after the loss of B4...they had to rebuild it completely from scratch.

If correct, yes it was the biggest in terms of size, but was so lightly armed it made Babylon 5s early anemic weapons look grand by comparison. At least before her upgrade. But the true gem of the Babylon stations was Babylon 4. Counter Rotating sections to give a Planet like Gravity, the most...

Well, this is as close to the concept we'll ever likely get. So...

All 5 of the Babylon Stations were really something to see. had they survived...

What might have been. A Mobile Starbase the size of B4 would have been a HUGE threat to Clark.

Wasn't the original plan was for Babylon 5 to 'die' and the Babylon crew retaking Babylon 4 and using it as a mobile base against Clark? Technological limitations and lack of budget I heard ended that idea.

Impressive. That's really hard to do, without Mods at least.

The extent of what the Vorlons have done to the younger races is...uncertain. Though what we know of what they've done is more than enough. They are responsible for Human telepaths and for many species recognizing them. For Humanity...they're essentially angels. And we respond to them a certain...

I honestly don't feel any sympathy for Mars. They straight up tried to sellout the rest of the Alliance and Earth in particular. They quite rightly got their shit kicked in as an appropriate response for that post war. Now, what Clarke did was inexcusable, and really the bombing of Civilian...

As far as Genocides go the body count for the Earth/Minbari war were surprisingly light. Confined to Military targets and installations while civilian ones were left alone. While the Grey Council may have been all for extermination, aside from DeLenn. Its very open to interpretation but many...

They were designed to be the EAs ultimate ship. Lacking the sheer firepower of the Nova class but far more than any two Omegas had. They were Dreadnought/Planetary assault ships and the Pinnacle of decades of work into one platform. Built on the promise of taking on Minbari Sharlins one on one...

From what I remember they can carry a division plus equipment and munitions for up to several weeks of fighting and do so comfortably.

Standard compliment of 42. But with room for up to 30 more.

I always thought the Warlocks carried 72 fighters. Easily enough room for them.

Hence the need for the Babylon stations.

Perfection.

All we need is Jha'durs face Photoshopped on this.

It is. This war is one the Vorlons sort of had a hand in creating or at least, their inaction allowed it to come to fruition. But that is mainly because something is created after the war that the Vorlons need. They take it, then send it back into the past to ensure the last great war was won...

The Babylon stations still get created, so the how really doesn't matter to them.