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== Conclusion == | == Conclusion == | ||
The Thousand-Yahren War ends at the [[Battle of Cimtar]]. Lord {{TOS|Baltar}}, a Colonial double-agent for the Cylons, tricks President [[Adar (TOS)|Adar]] into believing the Cylons wished to negotiate a truce. The peace conference is a ruse, allowing a force of one thousand | The Thousand-Yahren War ends at the [[Battle of Cimtar]]. Lord {{TOS|Baltar}}, a Colonial double-agent for the Cylons, tricks President [[Adar (TOS)|Adar]] into believing the Cylons wished to negotiate a truce. The peace conference is a ruse, allowing a force of one thousand [[Raider (TOS)|Raiders]] to destroy four of the five battlestars, including Adar's ''[[Atlantia (TOS)|Atlantia]]'', while a [[Basestar (TOS)|basestar]] fleet (and additional Raiders) destroy the [[The Twelve Colonies of Man|Twelve Colonies]] {{OS|Saga of a Star World}}. | ||
With Baltar's agent, [[Karibdis]], neutralizing the Colonial defense systems on Caprica, the Cylons are able to attack the planet without planetary resistance {{OS|Murder on the Rising Star}}. Strafing runs and [[pluton poisoning|pluton bombs]] are used to devastating effect by the Cylon assault forces. | With Baltar's agent, [[Karibdis]], neutralizing the Colonial defense systems on Caprica, the Cylons are able to attack the planet without planetary resistance {{OS|Murder on the Rising Star}}. Strafing runs and [[pluton poisoning|pluton bombs]] are used to devastating effect by the Cylon assault forces. | ||