Ships

With its cutting-edge mining beam and expanded cargo capacity, the Aphelion is one of the strongest Independent miners on the market today, especially among those brave enough to venture into the Margins or the Veil. Its proprietary shielding technology minimizes the dimensional interference that plagues these areas, making it consistently punch above its class.

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I.K.S. Ak'Voh

Purpose-built for scouting missions, the I.K.S. Ak’voh also has a surprising secondary function - the collection of scientific data. Surprising, perhaps, until you learn the history of House Sov. The I.K.S. Ak’voh rivals any Explorer built in Imperial shipyards. Surpasses, even, because it is also helping House Sov better understand the anomalies that are plaguing the Margins and the Veil.

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Klingon

I.K.S. Boreth

Named for the planet that houses a monastery dedicated to Kahless the Unforgettable, the I.K.S. Boreth is House Sov’s first original starship. Leaning heavily on established Imperial designs, the I.K.S. Boreth is a powerful Battleship that features adaptive shielding and avant-garde weapons systems - a true showcase of House Sov’s ability to innovate and adapt.

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Klingon

I.K.S. Gre'Thor

The I.K.S. Gre’thor is the pinnacle of House Sov engineering, and a symbol of their rejection of rigid Klingon ideals of honor. Built to pack a punch that would make even Imperial fleets pause, this ship is nonetheless swift and nimble in battle. With advanced shielding and disruptor cannons that draw on interdimensional energies, the I.K.S. Gre’thor’s name is a promise - this hellion will wreak havoc on anyone who stands against it.

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Praefortis

This warbird is common within the Romulan Free State, and the perfect choice for a secretive sect that wants to remain under the radar. Built with speed and stealth in mind, the warbird boasts an elegant, aerodynamic design and advanced cloaking technology. This particular model - the Praefortis - was listed as destroyed in battle, and written off by the Tal Shiar. Interesting, then, that it has been spotted skulking around the Margins...

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Snakehead

The Snakehead is aptly named, not only for its shape, but for the twin retractable ventral-mounted disruptor cannons that emerge like venomous fangs to strike fear into any enemy bold enough to cross its path. Featuring subthrusters and a cloaking device that can be reversed to project a false decoy of the ship, the Snakehead is the epitome of Romulan ingenuity. It was built for the hunt, and the Order of Ganmadan intends to put it to good use.

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Romulan

U.S.S. Enterprise M414

Designed in the Marin County Starfleet Yards, the U.S.S. Enterprise M414 was almost a Federation flagship. The project was scrapped only weeks before construction was due to begin. The designs have been sold, bartered, and passed down for generations, exchanging hands until they finally found their home with the Forsaken. The U.S.S. Enterprise M414 has been modernized and brought into the 24th century, but her foundations remain. And what better way for the Forsaken to soothe the sting of rejection than by reviving a Federation ship and making it their own?

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Socrates

The U.S.S. Socrates is named after a famed human thinker who has had a lasting impact on moral and ethical philosophy. Interestingly, Socrates was widely criticized and ridiculed during his lifetime, a parallel that is not lost on the Forsaken. With its compact, robust design, the U.S.S. Socrates is being heralded as the foremost Interceptor within the Federation.

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U.S.S. Stargazer

The U.S.S. Stargazer is a sagan-class ship that is a far cry from its "overworked, underpowered, always on the verge of flying apart at the seams" predecessor. The U.S.S. Stargazer is in a class of its own, not least because it has been outfitted with components derived from Borg research. With updated weapons systems and boosted quad nacelles, this new and improved U.S.S. Stargazer is truly a force to be reckoned with.

Grade 7 · 7 below deck · Federation

Grade 6

Divitae

Romulan dominance does not end at the borders of the Empire, it extends to all it can see. This maxim has been at the forefront of Romulan technological innovation ever since the bounds of our quadrant began to expand. With the settlement of the wild and hazardous Frontier well under way, the Senate expected its science divisions to produce something that would guarantee Romulan economic dominance in the region. They were given the Divitae. Designed by the finest engineers in the Star Empire, and utilizing schematics “procured” from the wreckage of a certain mining vessel from the future, the Divitae represents the apex in Romulan mining technology.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Grishnar

Named after the fearsome feline beasts of the Klingon homeworld, the Grishnar is designed to be the ultimate wartime miner. Fitted with cutting edge Sigma Tritanium hull plating, as well as the experimental Kor Mk. V mining laser, this survey is more than capable of partaking in extended mining operations in the most dangerous regions of the Frontier. Its brand new quad shield recycler system has been custom designed to survive the hazardous cosmic conditions of this newly discovered region of space.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Kos'Karii

While other vessels owe their unique designs to endless iteration, fastidious research, or ingenuity, the Kos’Karii is unique in that its interesting design came about as an accident. During the Battle of Kaisu, while Sela’s forces bombarded the Klingon Imperial Fleet, a Bortas class vessel called Kor’Thau attempted to break the enemy’s line in order to rescue its trapped sister vessel. This risky maneuver resulted in the Kor’Thau losing the majority of its aft hull and the bulk of its neck, leaving it with a thin, jagged needle supporting its bridge. In the midst of battle, with no resources to spare, the crew managed to secure the remains of the ship’s neck with Dilithium pylons. It certainly was not a pretty sight, but it was sufficient to keep the vessel together on its return journey to Kronos. Oddly enough, the captain of the ship was rather proud of the reputation it garnered after this incident, as well as the somewhat eerie image the protruding spikes gave to the ship’s silhouette. He rechristened the vessel Kos’Karii, after the wraith-like eels that prowl the blood rivers of Fek'Ihri, and devoted his vessel and crew to the rescue and transport of wounded allies.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Krencha

Named for a particularly deadly reptilian race on the Klingon homeworld, the Krencha more than lives up to its namesake’s reputation. Designed at the height of the Dominion War, the Krencha was to be the Klingon Empire’s response to Jem’Hadar warships. The Empire’s D4s and Bortas class vessels made up the bulk of their fleet, but they lacked the necessary combination of firepower and maneuverability that the Jem’Hadar forces boasted. The Empire needed a counter. The Krencha was designed with this in mind. Fast, nimble, and deadly in equal measure, it utilizes cutting-edge Sigma Dilithium-powered impulse engines, triple-reinforced Sigma Tritanium hull plating, and a massive array of forty-three disruptor banks and fifteen photon torpedo tubes. This makes the Krencha the fastest, most maneuverable, and deadly vessel in the Klingon Fleet. All of this power does come with a cost, however. Like its homeworld namesake, the Krencha is built for quick hit-and-run engagements. Its weaponry, though impressive, draws an obscene amount of power. Still, even with this drawback, the Krencha has rightfully taken its place as the Klingon Empire’s spearhead. So, enemies of the Empire, be warned. If you see a crimson glow in the stars and hear the telltale chime of the Krencha’s impulse engines... It is already too late.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Minerva

As tensions continued to rise along the neutral zone border, the Romulan Ministry of Science was given the unenviable task of designing new ships to ensure Romulan dominance in the coming conflict. The Senate deemed maneuverability throughout the galaxy paramount in order to provide proper reconnaissance of newly discovered space. The Minerva was the result of three years of ingenuity, iteration, and near-limitless funding from the Star Empire. Utilizing a revolutionary Sigma Dilithium warp core, this sleek vessel can travel at Warp 9.95. Being the first mass-deployed vessel to make use of this valuable resource, the Minerva has a massive advantage over its equivalents in Starfleet and the Klingon Empire. Since its official shakedown, the Minerva has proven invaluable for forward reconnaissance and deep space exploration. When the Romulan Empire rightfully conquers the mysterious Frontier, it will be due, in no small part, to the Minerva’s swiftness and subtlety.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Negh'Var

The Negh’Var is the largest known vessel serving in the Klingon Empire. A behemoth of Tritanium armored hulls and disruptor weaponry, it has the honor of flying as the flagship for the Empire’ s fleets. The Negh’Var has seen its fair share of battle in its short existence. Commanded by a changeling posing as General Martok, the Negh’Var led the Klingon Empire's invasion of the Cardassian Union in the 23rd century. Shortly thereafter, she also fought at Deep Space Nine, where she was able to breach the station's shields long enough for Klingon troops to transport aboard. It is no wonder that this titan of a vessel was so successful in combat. It comes equipped with a full array of the Empire’s most powerful disruptor weaponry, far more so than any other ship class. This may be due to the Negh’Var’s enhanced EPS modules, allowing more efficient energy distribution to the ship’s main weapons.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Ra'Ul Reaver

Like many other ships among the ranks of the Klingon Imperial Fleet, the sizes of their smaller vessels betray the danger they might present - the Ra’Ul Reaver is a perfect example of this. This diminutive ship was initially constructed as an auxiliary craft, a finely tuned instrument, not for cracking enemy bones, but for sucking the marrow out. The Ra’ul Reaver’s compact size opens up a new dimension of tactics, and its unique structure makes it perfectly fit for its core purpose: to deliver warriors into the heat of battle and carry the spoils of war back home, neatly rearranged within its transporter's Matter Array. Yet, the history of the Ra’Ul Reaver is tainted by the discommendation of the House it originated from. General Dak'Rah's war crimes have forever stained the honor of his ancestors and descendants, condemning them to live in the shadows of the Empire while suffering the shame brought upon them. Bytha, General Dak’Rah’s daughter, used an early iteration of the Ra’Ul Reaver in order to track Doctor Joseph M'Benga to Kenfori. Her ultimate goal was to challenge him to a duel in the hopes of redeeming her bloodline, but she was swiftly defeated. The Ra’Ul Reaver remains as the only memory of Bytha’s attempt to restore the honor of her House. However, it could still become the absolution of House Ra’Ul by bringing glory to its new owner through the fires of battle and the spoils of pillaging.

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Scimitar

Built in secret to be the ultimate weapon in a madman’s plot for revenge, the Scimitar was designed to be a machine of war and Reman vengeance, beyond anything the galaxy had seen before. This monster of a vessel was designed with one goal: to destroy the Romulan Senate and end the tenuous peace between the Romulan Empire and the Federation. This was no easy task, but the Scimitar was more than up to the challenge. Using the latest in Romulan cloaking technology, the Scimitar’s cloaking functionality was, to quote Geordi LaForge, “perfect”. It emitted no tachyons and left no residual anti-protons. The Scimitar was a ghost, a specter of destruction led by Shinzon in a bid to avenge the Remans upon the Romulan Senate. However, the Scimitar did not need to rely solely upon its stealth capabilities. It was more than capable of dealing death to even the mightiest of vessels with its impressive weapons array of fifty-two disruptor banks and twenty-seven photon torpedo tubes, roughly five times the armament of any other single ship. Under the control of a keen mind, the Scimitar can be more than a warship. It can be death incarnate.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Selkie

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Legends tell of a creature capable of shedding its skin and taking other forms at its pleasure. This ability, this gift of transformation, has fascinated humanoids since the first bipedals walked on land. It was these legends that inspired the creation of the Selkie. Fitted with a universal interface system, as well as a revolutionary modular component framework, the Selkie provides its crew with the unique ability to refit the vessel rapidly and with great ease. With but an hour’s work, a mining crew could go from gathering gas in Sol, to mining crystals in Kronos.

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U.S.S. Akira

Designed for quick insertion and even faster escape, the Akira-class is one of Starfleet’s most versatile and maneuverable vessels. Ditching the usual saucer-secondary hull-nacelle design, the Akira resembles the early NX class, an image of a simpler time. However, don’t let this nostalgic design fool you, this vessel is more than capable of keeping up with any modern opponent. In its brief tenure in Starfleet’s forward fleets, the Akira-class has seen a staggering amount of combat in decisive battles such as the Battle of Deep Space Nine, the First Battle of Chin'toka, and the final conflict of the Dominion War, the Battle of Cardassia.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Athena

The U.S.S. Athena is so much more than a starship. She is a working campus, a diplomatic powerhouse, and a symbol of the Federation’s future. A future which, for the first time since the Burn, is starting to look up. For an Academy-class ship, the Athena has seen her fair share of action. Under the command of Chancellor Nahla Ake, the Athena and her crew went up against the Furies and the Venari Ral. In fact, no other ship holds a candle to the U.S.S. Athena when it comes to dealing with the infamous pirates. But Chancellor Ake wasn’t there to guide her crew when the Athena was mysteriously pulled into the past. It fell to the Doctor and the Academy cadets to deal with the lingering threat of the Venari Ral and their de facto leader, Deidamia. But with the Commander’s help, the crew of the U.S.S. Athena managed to hold their own, rescue their Chancellor, and get their ship back up and running. This ship, constructed from blueprints based on the original Athena, serves as a reminder of their misadventure, a small part of the 32nd century left behind to make sure that the Venari Ral are kept at bay in our galaxy. Permanently.

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U.S.S. Enterprise-e

Some ships are more than the sum of their parts. Some ships carry with them a legacy, a lineage that extends to the stars and beyond. Throughout the history of humanity’s journey through the stars, there have been a handful of vessels to receive such legendary status. Of all of these, the Enterprise-E was possibly the greatest. The pinnacle of Starfleet design, the Sovereign Class Enterprise-E was drafted into service shortly before the Dominion War and was to serve, just like its predecessors, as the flagship of the Federation’s fleet. Many of its iconic crew would return to serve aboard the Enterprise-E again. Worf, The only exception, chose to return to Kronos and serve as the Federation’s ambassador. Starfleet had spared no cost in upgrading its flagship from its already impressive previous iteration. The Enterprise-E came equipped with four additional phaser arrays and five additional photon torpedo tubes. This daunting firepower would prove vital in the coming trials as the Enterprise-E carried its crew into their most challenging adventures yet. Aboard this mighty vessel, Picard and his crew faced down the Borg Queen, stopped the machinations of a nefarious Starfleet Admiral, and defeated the powerful and vengeful Shinzon.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Newgrange

The U.S.S. Newgrange represents three decades of engineering advancements and technological innovation. A joint project between the Starfleet Science Academy and the Vulcan Ni’Var Science Institute, this magnificent vessel boasts a revolutionary refracting light-wave system, channeling excess energy from its nacelles and forming that energy into light waves. These light waves are then narrowed and focused into a superheated laser, capable of piercing even the hardest geological surfaces. Named after its design inspiration in Ireland, Earth, the Newgrange is the first step towards expanding the Federation’s mining technology into the 24th century.

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U.S.S. Titan

Helmed by the ever iconic Commander Riker, the U.S.S. Titan had the great distinction of serving as the U.S.S. Enterprise’s speartip vessel in the years following the Shinzon crisis. Though ostensibly a time of peace for the Federation, this period in galactic history had its fair share of threats, threats which the Titan and its legendary crew were more than prepared to meet. This mighty vessel lives up to its name. It is equipped with the finest Tritanium hull plating the Federation has access to, and boasts a full complement of phaser banks and photon torpedo bays. Combined with its unique nacelle shielding system, its upgraded shields, and its battle-hardened crew, it is no surprise that the Titan has proven itself as a true juggernaut on the battlefield.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Vengeance

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The U.S.S. Vengeance is a Dreadnought-class prototype warship that was designed in secret by Section 31. Admiral Alexander Marcus oversaw the project and circumvented multiple Starfleet and Federation laws in his pursuit of the ultimate design. His fear of an inevitable war with the Klingon Empire drove him to force the renegade Augment, Khan Noonien-Singh, to consult on the Vengeance initiative. According to Khan, the ship was “twice the size and three times the speed” of the next largest vessel in the fleet. The U.S.S. Vengeance was particularly strong in combat with enemy ships that attempted to flee its assaults. Packed with advanced phasers and swivel-mounted torpedo launchers, the Vengeance brought versatility to the battlefield along with overwhelming brute force. Another unique part of the ship design was that most primary systems were automated, meaning that the most powerful ship in Starfleet could be controlled by a single individual if necessary.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Neutral

Velox

As skirmishes on the border of the Klingon Neutral Zone became more and more common, the Romulan Empire’s fleets found themselves increasingly at the mercy of Klingon war parties. At long range, a well-crewed Augur was more than capable of holding its own against the Klingon hordes, but in the short-range dogfights preferred by the Imperial Fleet, the Romulans found themselves at a disadvantage. Klingon D4s were too fast and nimble, easily flanking the slower Romulan battleships and hitting them at their weakest points. This was unacceptable. To combat this threat, the Romulan Senate instructed esteemed physicist and engineer Tuvan Zin to design a new vessel that could outperform the D4 in short-range combat. Tuvan was given three weeks. It was enough. Utilizing the rare Sigma Tritanium, Tuvan developed a vessel capable of maneuvering at near-light speed. The Velox’ triple reinforced Sigma Tritanium hull plating is immensely flexible, with thermal protections capable of withstanding up to 6,000 degrees Kelvin. This allows it to take the kind of high-risk, high-mobility engagements that Romulan forces had never truly excelled in. Its weaponry was also expressly designed with Klingon vessels in mind. The Velox is armed with a bank of twenty-three disruptor banks and twelve photon-torpedo tubes, more than enough to overpower similarly nimble vessels. The Velox is the perfect microcosm of the Romulan spirit; we will stand dominant no matter the cost or challenge.

Grade 6 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Grade 5

Borg Sphere

A smaller cousin of the Borg Cube, the Sphere has always been considered an auxiliary ship, used mostly for scouting operations or a quick escape. And yet, underestimating its capabilities has been a grave mistake of many brazen and careless captains. This Sphere is, however, not like the others. After the Borg Queen successfully prevented First Contact and changed the past, she ordered her drones to gather every remnant of the Borg Sphere and return it to its former glory. The vessel that brought her to victory was meant to lead the way into new territories, equipped with an interdimensional drive based on Lily Sloane’s ideas. The Sphere should have been a herald of unending assimilation through time and space... until it was stolen by Data. Now, three centuries later, it has become a weapon to strike down the forces of the Borg Collective, aimed at preventing them from invading the dimensions beyond their own, and bringing an end to their hive mind supremacy.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Neutral

Corvus

They say that the Romulans prefer to wait for their enemy to make the first move; nowhere can this philosophy be seen more clearly than in the design of the newest addition to the Romulan fleet, the Corvus. With the Corvus, one can bide their time and lull their enemy into a false sense of security. While her enemy is firing, the Corvus is calibrating their weaknesses. The Corvus may never initiate the fight, but she will almost always finish it.

Grade 5 · 5 below deck · Romulan

D'Deridex

Also known as the B-type warbird, or warbird class starship, the D'deridex is a powerhouse of the Romulan Star Empire. One of the largest and most powerful ships in the fleet, it served as the backbone of the Romulan armada during the later half of the 24th century. The D’deridex class featured prominently in the Dominion War by forcing Dominion fleets back time and again. The D’deridex features a forced quantum singularity as a power source along with the latest in Romulan cloaking technology, making it not only one of the most advanced vessels in the Romulan Star Empire, but also in the Alpha Quadrant.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Mow'Ga

The Mow’ga is a good example of design collaboration between the Klingon Empire and the United Federation of Planets. While clearly inspired by the Klingon Par’tok freighters of the 24th century, the Mow’ga incorporates some design elements derived from the old J- and Y- class Federation freighters, though it features a crystal mining laser which far outclasses its predecessors.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Nova

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The Nova is a popular newcomer to the mining scene. This Independent survey ship features state of the art gas, ore and crystal mining lasers, and what it lacks in power it makes up for in versatility - a must have for any captain looking to expand their mining operations across the board.

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Quv'Sompek

The Quv’Sompek is the newest favorite when it comes to Klingon scouting vessels. No strangers to the dangers an exploration vessel can face in open space, the Klingon designers have outfitted the Quv’Sompek with adaptive defenses. The ship can temporarily direct an energy surge into its shielding, making enemy attacks trivial and allowing the Quv’Sompek time to gain the upper hand.

Grade 5 · 6 below deck · Klingon

Rotarran

The IKS Rotarran was a Klingon Bird-of-Prey that was in service with the Klingon Defense Force in the late 24th century. The Rotarran served with distinction during the Dominion War, with General Martok using the vessel as his flagship. Because of some unlucky encounters during the war, the crew of the Rotarran believed her to be cursed and that everyone aboard was dishonored. This sentiment changed when the crew were given a commendation by the High Council for rescuing 35 Klingon warriors from Cardassian space.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Sanctus

The Sanctus - a prayer or hymn, to religious Earthborns - is an apt name for this Romulan designed ship. The Sanctus features new technology which can drain the power from its enemy’s shields, meaning anyone who goes up against this gem of the Romulan Star Empire should say a prayer that they survive to see another day.

Grade 5 · 6 below deck · Romulan

U.S.S. Beatty

The U.S.S. Beatty is a trusted ECS freighter that has become popular recently with deep space explorers and boomer communities alike. While the U.S.S. Beatty has roots in the Y-500 class of the 21st century, recent design innovations and efficiency improvements make the U.S.S. Beatty a must-have for gas mining operations.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Crozier

The U.S.S. Crozier is the newest battleship designed and constructed at Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards. This sturdy ship can take quite a beating due to the reinforced duranium plating at the fore and aft of the main saucer, and along the nacelles. The U.S.S. Crozier features a compact design, the better to avoid enemy fire.

Grade 5 · 6 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Enterprise-d

The U.S.S. Enterprise-D is a Galaxy-Class Federation starship. Constructed in the 24th century, the Enterprise-D features 10 phaser banks, 250 photon torpedoes and a high-capacity shield grid. Under the command of the famous Jean-Luc Picard, the Enterprise-D served as the flagship of Starfleet’s armada. The Enterprise-D is not only technologically superior, but far larger than the Constitution-Class ships which preceded her. Enterprise-D is perhaps one of the most iconic ships in the galaxy, not only because of her shielding and weapons capabilities, but for her heroic crew.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Excelsior

The first vessel and namesake of the Excelsior-class, the U.S.S. Excelsior initially entered service in 2285, under the command of Captain Lawrence H. Styles. With registry number NX-2000, it was a prototype vessel, dubbed “The Great Experiment” by some, but likened to his grandmother with wheels constituting a wagon, by famed Enterprise engineer, Montgomery Scott. Built around its pioneering transwarp drive, the ship was designed as a benchmark for a new fleet that could replace the aging Constitution II-class vessels, including the U.S.S. Enterprise-A. Indeed, it was in pursuit of the Enterprise, stolen by Captain Kirk and his crew in an effort to reunite Spock’s katra with his body, that the Excelsior underwent its first real test - a test it failed spectacularly, due to the sabotage of none other than Montgomery Scott. By the end of the decade, and following an extensive rework, the Excelsior had entered active service under its new registry, NCC-2000. Now under the command of Captain Hikaru Sulu, the once helmsman of the Enterprise, its key bridge crew included Commander Janice Rand as communications officer, Lieutenant Commander Dimitri Valtane as science officer, Lieutenant Commander Lojur as helmsman, and Ensign Tuvok as junior science officer. It was in this new guise that the Excelsior earned its renown, though initially this wasn’t assured, as it spent a three-year mission cataloguing gaseous planetary anomalies in the Beta Quadrant. However, on its way home, it was drawn into the political war between the Federation and Klingon Empire, as it was in the vicinity of the Klingon moon Praxis when it exploded due to a mining accident. This led directly to the Klingons brokering peace with the Federation - something General Chang would have prevented, were it not for the direct intervention of Sulu and the Excelsior, as they rushed to the aid of Kirk and the Enterprise during the climactic battle. Despite its reconfiguration, the Excelsior remains a marvel of contemporary Starfleet engineering. It boasts such design refinements as a luxurious captain’s ready room, and the ability to separate its primary hull, or saucer section, from its secondary stardrive hull in an emergency. The ship has proven so successful that when the Enterprise-A was recently decommissioned, the Excelsior-class became the foundation for its successor, the Enterprise-B. Even Montgomery Scott must now concede that this is indeed a vessel to be reckoned with.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Neutral

U.S.S. Northcutt

The U.S.S. Northcutt is an exciting new addition to the Federation fleet. This ship features a more aerodynamic design than other Federation ships, thanks primarily to its pointed saucer and flared nacelles. Its innovative design involves the transference of kinetic energy deflected by the shielding into the ship’s own weapons systems - this is a ship that truly gives as good as it gets.

Grade 5 · 5 below deck · Federation

Vor'Cha

They say that revenge is a dish best served cold, and this is never truer than when doing battle in a Vor’Cha. Like the Klingons themselves, this ship only gets stronger as it does battle, laying waste to its enemies as it absorbs and redirects their attacks. The Vor’Cha represents a new era of Klingon design, and the nacelles of this ship are a testament to the technology exchange between the Klingon Empire and the United Federation of Planets.

Grade 5 · 5 below deck · Klingon

Vrax

The Romulan Star Empire retrofitted a Romulan-designed freighter ship with Federation elements to create the Vrax, a cutting-edge ship that is well-suited to deep space exploration. With its high carry capacity and cutting-edge ore mining laser, the Vrax has become a popular investment for mining companies in the Alpha Quadrant.

Grade 5 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Grade 4

B'Chor

With hostilities on the rise, the Klingon Empire knows that they will need to protect their precious mining operations. Sneering at the Federation’s trickery and the Romulans’s cowardice, the Empire have designed a ship that will guarantee their economic dominance: The B’Chor. This gargantuan vessel features fourteen compartmentalized cargo holds for storing materials, each one protected by a seven inch Tritanium hull. While their enemies flee at the first sight of danger, the B’Chor will stand strong.

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Klingon

Borg Cube

The schematics for this ship were created from a dormant Borg Cube found in Deep Space. The Ex-Borg used their ingenuity and their knowledge of Borg technology to bring that Cube back to life and to allow it to be replicated, albeit with a few key changes: this Borg Cube cannot assimilate its targets, and its power systems are centralized, allowing it to be manned by a conventional crew rather than a compliment of a hundred thousand drones. The Ex-Borgs' work on the Borg Cube now allows Independents the galaxy over to experience the power of the Borg. Your enemies will flee before its advanced weaponry and will rue the day they ever presumed to challenge you.

Grade 4 · 7 below deck · Neutral

D'Vor Feesha

Innovation is the first stage of profit. Or at least, that’s what Quark would tell you. The D’Vor Feesha is a marvel of Ferengi engineering and entrepreneurial wits. Armed with a dx2000 mining laser, capable of cutting through up to twelve inches of solid rock, the Feesha is the next stage of evolution in galactic Latinum mining. Designed, built and personally tested by Quark, this immaculate vessel comes equipped with tritanium hull plating, cutting edge recycling shields and a sleek design. Though it is reminiscent of its predecessor, make no mistake, the Feesha is an upgrade in every way. Quark guarantees it... And a Quark guarantee is Latinum in the bank!

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Neutral

Enterprise NX-01

It’s hard to imagine Starfleet without its Enterprises, and there would have been no Enterprises without the Enterprise NX-01, the first of its kind. She is the long-awaited child of technology and ambition, made possible thanks to the tireless research of Dr. Henry Archer and Dr. Zefram Cochrane, who spent decades perfecting the warp drive, making distant stars reachable in weeks and even days. The pinnacle of human civilization of its time, NX-01 was tasked with an almost impossible mission: explore the galaxy and prove that people have a well-deserved place in it. Starfleet’s mission of finding strange new worlds proved perilous from the start. Since its maiden voyage, NX-01 repeatedly found itself in the midst of the most intense conflicts, dicey adventures, insidious plans, and unprecedented dangers, be it a perspective of full-scale Klingon Civil War, or the deadly Temporal Cold War. But no matter which challenges NX-01 faced, it had Captain Archer and his crew at the helm. Their ingenuity and bravery built the Enterprise legacy that now spans centuries and precedes not only the ship itself but also Starfleet and the United Federation of Planets.

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Gorn Eviscerator

Reverse engineered from scans of a downed Gorn ship, the Eviscerator is virtually indistinguishable from one of the Gorn's own. This ship contains a stolen Gorn portal engine, allowing it to jump across the galaxy in mere seconds, and has newly designed isolytic artillery that target the weakpoints in their vessels. It is the ultimate weapon against the Gorn.

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GS-31

There is great potential in every ship with a skilled pilot at the helm. There is even more potential when enemies underestimate the vessel’s capabilities. GS-31 is living proof of this idea. After the events of the Alpha Team’s mission to prevent the Godsend from reaching the Terran Empire, Section 31 took a special interest in repurposing mundane vessels into their undercover units, aimed at providing inconspicuous transportation capable of dealing massive damage to unsuspecting foes. With the need to retrofit ships not intended to be used in the heat of the battle, the engineers of Section 31 decided to adapt the existing functionalities and enhance them to their maximum potential. Seeing how the Alpha team used the limited abilities of a garbage scow to overpower a fully functional battleship, GS-31 was equipped with an enhanced and improved tractor beam capable of a charged gravitational blast, damaging several hostile weapons at once. Thick and reinforced hull plates designed to protect the ship from stray rubble pieces provide the ultimate defense against incoming fire, and high-precision phasers can penetrate even the most intricate shields, tearing the foe’s barriers to shreds. GS-31 is a great example of an unassuming appearance hiding endless potential. It is a perfect vessel for Section 31 agents attempting to hide in plain sight and strike the enemies of the Federation without attracting unwanted attention.

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Hegh'Ta

This Klingon interceptor class was designed with intimidation in mind. Its aggressively shaped wing pylons are intentionally designed to look familiar to Klingon warrior battle armor. The Hegh’Ta usually fight in packs and form a core ingredient of any strong Klingon fleet.

Grade 4 · 7 below deck · Klingon

I.S.S. Jellyfish

The I.S.S. Jellyfish is a testament to the technological prowess of the Terran Empire. Far more versatile than its counterpart in our universe, this Jellyfish uses an experimental dark matter warp drive, capable of travelling vast distances quickly and without appearing on enemy scanners. Originally intended as an espionage vessel, it would allow the Empire to spy on its allies and root out dissent before it began. It is also equipped with powerful T-38 Disruptor cannons, making it more than capable of wiping out rebellious activity whenever it is encountered. The I.S.S. Jellyfish was to be the pride of the Terran Empire, a symbol of their cunning and omniscience. However, the Empire never came into possession of the ship. Spock had other plans for his prized creation...

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K't'Inga

A sister class of ship to the Bortas, the K’T’inga is a Klingon battleship with huge arsenal of torpedo launchers. The main launcher is positioned right at the central section of the bow, below the bridge, giving the Captain of each K’T’inga as close a view of every volley from the main launcher.

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Klingon

Korinar

The central column of strength in the Klingon Defense Force, the Korinar class is most prevalent in the Kronos system as the eyes and ears of the Chancellor in local space. A formidable reactionary vessel, the Korinar is a strong all-rounder.

Grade 4 · 6 below deck · Klingon

Mantis

How do you fight back against a terrifying enemy that feeds on your fear? You create a weapon that the enemy itself fears. The Mantis is a specially devised Battleship, created for the purpose of taking down the Actian Chrysalis and Actian Apex enemies through brute force. Designed by several of the galaxy’s greatest engineers, the Mantis has one objective: stop the looming threat of the Actian Brood.

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Monaveen

The Monaveen is a state-of-Renaissance-art cruiser created by the finest Hysperian royal engineers - a task undertaken in tribute to Queen Paolana. While the Monaveen navigates through space equipped with modern starship technology, the ship’s interior components have been cosmetically adapted to retain medieval aesthetics, from dragonbreath engines to elf matrices. The ship even houses antiquated features such as horse stables, banquet halls and curved staircases. The elegant and luxurious exterior is designed to charm allies, while also concealing formidable weaponry, honed to protect the Hysperian elites from any potential dangers. For all intents and purposes, the Monaveen is a grand castle in the form of a spaceship.

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Nsea Protector

Based on the fictional vessel of the same name, the NSEA Protector was designed by the enigmatic Thermians to aid in their battle against the Sarris Dominion. Built to perfectly emulate the iconic ship from the hit television series Galaxy Quest, with all of the tropes and scientific pitfalls that entails, the Protector is something of a miracle of aerospace engineering. Fitted with a scientifically dubious quantum flux drive, the Protector is capable of sustained speeds in excess of mark 15 and sprints of up to mark 20. It comes equipped with a frankly ridiculous array of weapons, including red and blue particle cannons, four resonance cannon batteries, a full complement of gannet magnets, pulse catapults, and quantum rockets. This makes the Protector one of the deadliest vessels in the known galaxy. However, none of its weapons compare to the mysterious Omega-13 Device. Capable of transporting the Protector back in time by thirteen seconds, this immensely powerful artifact allowed its crew to defeat the tyrant Sarris.

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Pilum

The Pilum class was developed in secret by the Tal Shiar intelligence division of the Romulan Star Empire. Designed with stealth and speed in mind, the Pilum was instrumental in retaining the control of the borders along the Neutral Zone in the early stages of the Cold War.

Grade 4 · 6 below deck · Romulan

Ss Revenant

When the El-Aurian homeworld was destroyed by the Borg Collective in the 23rd century, many survivors were scattered among the stars. A number of them took refuge within the Federation, with some even going on to serve in Starfleet. Those refugees who enlisted in Starfleet quickly earned their places among their newfound family, and rose to prominent positions of power and authority in various fields and disciplines. The El-Aurian contingent of Starfleet would frequently request salvage runs to their homeworld in order to retrieve any surviving facets of their culture that could be salvaged from the Borg. One of those salvage runs yielded schematics for Prohibitor-class warships, of which a prototype was eventually commissioned. This uniquely modular, evolving prototype was constructed under the supervision of Starfleet's finest ship-builders. The SS Revenant is one of the last surviving Prohibitor-class warships in active service. Sporting some of the most sophisticated technology Starfleet has to offer, this El-Aurian phantom was designed to strike fear into the hearts of those thought incapable of comprehending such emotions, and does so with fearsome precision.

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The Vindicator

Equipped with a patented new technology, the Vindicator uses extra-dimensional interference to overload enemy sensors, making it the primary target. The Vindicator harvests energy from the subsequent onslaught to increase the power of its own weapons. This ship was built to take damage, and return it with a vengeance.

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Tribune

The elegant Romulan Tribune class is the most prominent battleship in the Star Empire fleet as the war rages on with the Federation and the Klingons. Mass produced by Reman construction sites, the birdlike feather-plated wing span of the Tribune is gargantuan in breadth and houses a vast array of weaponry for combat situations.

Grade 4 · 7 below deck · Romulan

U.S.S. Cerritos

Throughout the history of the Starfleet, there have been a handful of ships, staffed with heroes and legends, that changed the course of history. Vessels that forsook life and limb, that braved unimaginable danger to safeguard the Federation and its people. The Cerritos is not one of those ships. A California class vessel, the U.S.S. Cerritos was designed to serve as a support vessel for the more durable ships in the fleet. Its lightweight hull, top of the line impulse engines and consignment of Type 6A Shuttlecraft make it ideal for scientific and diplomatic missions. For this reason, and many more that won’t be mentioned here, the Cerritos has found itself in a nice little rut as a Second Contact vessel. However, recent events have made it abundantly clear that the crew of the Cerritos has more heart than many gave them credit for. Some would even say that this underestimated ship could be considered one of the finest vessels in Starfleet history... But they would most likely be wrong.

Grade 4 · 7 below deck · Neutral

U.S.S. Dauntless

The U.S.S. Dauntless is one of a few Starfleet vessels that can boast an unusual origin. Unlike many other ships carefully designed by Federation professionals, the Dauntless was reverse-engineered from a facsimile of a prototype created by Arcturis - a Delta Quadrant inhabitant who wished to trap and punish the crew of the Voyager for allegedly dooming his people. Luckily, Starfleet officers were cautious enough to avoid danger and curious enough to explore the new ship. Their research proved fruitful - Arcturis had upgraded the Dauntless facsimile with an early prototype quantum slipstream drive, which was added to Starfleet’s revised iteration, the U.S.S. Dauntless, making it one of the fastest vessels in Starfleet. In addition to the quantum slipstream drive, the U.S.S. Dauntless is equipped with an automated system that allows it to target and destroy hostiles within its vicinity. This system turns the Dauntless into a self-sufficient unit capable of exploring the far depths of the Universe and providing military support in dire situations.

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U.S.S. Defiant

The Defiant, first of its class, was designed in 2366 as a response to the Borg threat. Its purpose was to fight and win, but, overwhelmed with the weaponry, it didn't perform well enough at the time, and the prototype was placed into storage. However, its glory days were soon to come. When the Federation faced the Dominion, a small, powerful and resourceful ship became one of the most valuable resources available at Deep Space Nine. The Defiant was assigned to simple patrols, research expeditions, rescue operations and doing what it was created for – fighting against the Federation's enemies.

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U.S.S. Enterprise-a

The U.S.S. Enterprise-A stands as both a fond tribute to its fallen predecessor and as a hopeful look into the future. Commissioned by Starfleet and constructed in Yorktown station in 2263, the ship was completed soon after the destruction of the previous Enterprise, which fell at the hands of Krall and his Swarm. The Enterprise-A follows the same basic configuration as its predecessor but was given more than a few notable upgrades. With the trials of the past behind them and the wonders of tomorrow ahead, this magnificent vessel will carry its crew into the far unknowns... To boldly go where no-one has gone before.

Grade 4 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Franklin-a

After the unexpected return of the U.S.S. Franklin in 2263, Starfleet began to examine the many upgrades and jury-rigged fixes applied to the ancient vessel by Jaylah. At first, it was decided that the ship be scrapped for materials and a statue made in its honor, but then the Swarm returned. Zenith’s invasion changed everything. The Franklin was pressed back into service and upgraded by a mysterious Independent Commander to take the fight to the Swarm. They were victorious, if only barely. It was only a matter of time before Zenith returned, so the decision was made to retrofit the Franklin and bring it up to the modern standard of Starfleet vessels. So it was, the U.S.S. Franklin-A was born. The Franklin-A has been custom-built to combat the Swarm threat. Armed with a special volumetric wavelength amplifier, it is capable of disrupting an entire Swarm cluster in a matter of seconds by overwhelming their shared frequency.

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U.S.S. Hydra

The U.S.S. Hydra is the Federation’s answer to aggressive Klingon raids on their mining operations. The Hydra is made up of three conjoined saucer sections that can be separated at a moment’s notice. Though only the rearmost saucer has access to Nacelles, the others are fitted with smaller, almost imperceptible impulse engines, allowing each section to make their own escape in the event of an attack. Living up to its name, so long as one head survives, the Hydra can never truly be taken down.

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Kelvin

The U.S.S. Kelvin was the first ship to encounter the Narada in 2233. The ship, under the command of George Kirk, collided with Nero’s in order to allow the escape of its crew. The class lives on under the Kelvin name and because of its age, it has become a common site in contested space for many years, either refitted or in its original guise.

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Newton

The Newton class is named after iconic human scientist, Sir Isaac Newton, a legend of his field on Earth in the 1600s. The eponymous ship, the U.S.S. Newton, was destroyed instantly in the Battle of Vulcan by Nero’s mining behemoth, the Narada. The name lives on as the class continues to be built by Starfleet to field the front lines as the war escalates with the Romulans and Klingons.

Grade 4 · 6 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Relativity

Originally designed to test the effects of temporal translation on starships, the U.S.S. Relativity was embroiled in controversy when Captain Braxton used it to make an attempt on Captain Janeway's life. Now, the vessel has been given a new purpose in the fight against the Krenim.

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U.S.S. Reliant

The U.S.S. Reliant (NCC-1864) was a Miranda-class starship commanded by Starfleet Captain Clark Terrell in the 23rd century. Launched in 2264, the Reliant remained in active service for two decades before being assigned to support the burgeoning Project Genesis. At the request of Doctor Carol Marcus, the Reliant was tasked with seeking out a lifeless planet that would serve as the testing ground for the latter stages of Project Genesis. It was during this mission that the Reliant would mistake its intended destination, Ceti Alpha VI, for its sister planet, Ceti Alpha V. There, among the barren sands of this desolate planet, Captain Terrell and Commander Chekov, his first officer, would encounter the exiled tyrant Khan Noonien Singh and his devoted Augment followers. This fateful encounter would set Khan on the path of vengeance by granting him the tools necessary to exact the revenge he long desired - the approximate location of Admiral James T. Kirk, and the means by which to reach him. The U.S.S. Reliant was no longer a ship under Starfleet's control - it was now a vessel of retribution, commanded by a madman who would stop at nothing to settle a score with an old nemesis.

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U.S.S. Titan-a

The U.S.S. Titan-A is a Neo-Constitution ship whose retro design is inspired by older Constitution Class vessels. The NCC-80102-A was launched in 2396 and first captained by Liam Shaw. Captain Riker subsequently took command of the vessel after he and Admiral Picard boarded under the guise of a routine inspection. This vessel is equipped with cutting-edge propulsion technology, and its overpowered impulse engines mean that the Titan-A has the largest sub-light power-to-geometry ratio in Starfleet.

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U.S.S. Voyager

A legend on par with the U.S.S. Enterprise, the U.S.S. Voyager embodies the phrase “Where no one has gone before.” Shortly after its launch, the U.S.S. Voyager was cast over 70,000 light years away from home into the Delta Quadrant, unwillingly becoming the first Federation vessel to successfully traverse the Delta Quadrant and make numerous first contacts. During its seven-year journey, this ship became more than a research vessel - it became a home for its diverse and skilled crew. Apart from the emotional value, the U.S.S. Voyager is one of the most technologically advanced ships in the Federation fleet, including the upgraded sensor equipment and the capability of reaching a cruise velocity of warp factor 9.975, making it one of the most suitable ships for the exploration of the Galaxy.

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Valdore

The prototype Romulan explorer class, the Valdore, is named after the infamous Senator and Admiral Valdore. The ship is an extremely minimalistic vision of Romulan engineering, designed for immense speed at warp and impulse.

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Romulan

Vi'Dar Talios

For the Romulan Star Empire, the Vi'Dar Talios represents the culmination of years fraught with strife and hardship. As the Borg Collective continued their encroachment into the Alpha Quadrant, civilian and military casualties grew exponentially. While the Romulans counted their losses, the need to understand this daunting new enemy outgrew the need to fight them. Although the original Vi'Dar design remains a formidable weapon in the fight against the Borg, the time has come for the Romulan Star Empire to bolster their arsenal. The Vi'Dar Talios will be the saber that pierces the very heart of the Collective. With the maiden voyage of this fearsome starship, the Alpha Quadrant continues to prove to the Borg that resistance is far from futile.

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Vorta Vor

Efficiency. Grandeur. Dominance. The Vorta Vor encompasses all of these qualities and more. Fitted with an experimental X-72 mining laser and state of the art, ionized dilithium impulse engines, the Vorta Vor excels at extracting materials quickly while attracting as little attention as possible. While the Federation busy themselves defending their mines from the Klingon Empire’s monstrous B’Chor, the Vorta Vor will be securing all of the materials needed to ensure the Romulans maintain their place as the leading force in the galaxy.

Grade 4 · 5 below deck · Romulan

Grade 3

Amalgam

Armada-focused hull with a large below-deck bench.

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Augur

The Romulans built the Augur class battleships as rapid-response vessels to react to attacks on their territory. These sleek warbirds come packaged with side-mounted disruptors and added armor plates across their wingspan.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Romulan

B'Rel

The Klingon B’Rel class is a small explorer starship built entirely for short range excursions. Unusually, for a Klingon vessel, it is relatively light on weaponry and does not see a lot of combat maneuvers.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Bortas

The Bortas class battleship is traditionally only found as a part of the Klingon Imperial Fleet and is one of the most recognizable ships in the Empire. Many of the flagships of the Empire over the years have been from this class and they have often been commanded by Chancellors throughout the years.

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Botany Bay

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Survey hull used for Augment reputation and safe mining.

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Centurion

The elite Centurion class is a Romulan explorer most typically found in Imperial fleets. Praetor Bervas was once a General in the fleet and led from a Centurion. The battle that gained him the prestige to stake his claim for leadership of the Star Empire was when he led a squadron into Klingon territory to reclaim the Narendra system, destroying dozens of the Klingon Chancellor’s finest warriors in one ambush.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Romulan

D3 Class

Historically utilized by the Klingon Imperial Defense Force, the D3 class of vessel was used primarily for escort and bombardment missions up until the 2150s. It was then re-classified as an Interceptor and has since been widely adopted as a forward scout. Its nuclear fusion impulse engines allow it to move quickly in and out of danger, and it is armed with light disruptors should it need to engage a foe larger and more heavily armored than itself. While not as well armed as its cousin, the D4 class, the D3 is still a reliable and efficient vessel that should never be underestimated.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Klingon

D4 Class

The iconic Klingon D4 class is a tiny fighter vessel used to intercept and destroy enemies. The D4 has many common uses, such as a troop carrier for infiltration and extraction missions. Squadrons of D4 patrol the surface of Kronos as an elite defense force capable of chasing down, surrounding and eliminating any threat.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Klingon

ECS Horizon

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The Horizon freighter was part of the ECS's privately owned fleet and used for the transport of all types of goods, ranging from hazardous material to passengers on long-haul journeys. Originally built in the early 22nd century, they started service as pre-warp vessels but have since been maintained and upgraded for low-warp travel.

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Ferengi D'Vor

As war between the galaxy’s major factions looms over the horizon, many are left wondering about who will come out on top? What state will our galaxy be in when it ends? Then there are those enterprising few who look past these petty concerns and into profit. For those crafty minds, there is no more suitable vessel than the Ferengi D’Vor. Developed by the renowned Urata Manufacturing as a way to cheat the Latinum exchange, the D’Vor comes mounted with a Dx100 mining laser, configured specifically for the extraction of raw latinum. No other vessel in existence can gather the precious material as efficiently, a testament to the engineering prowess and latinum lust of its creators. In a time of war and strife, nothing will generate profit like the D’Vor. After all, war is good for business.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Neutral

Gladius

The Gladius class interceptor is a classic Romulan design, built for increased mobility and rapid change of direction. The slim hull allows for an increased chance of evading torpedo fire while on an attack run.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Romulan

Hijacked D3 Class

The Augments were rarely impressed by Klingon technology. It lacked the level of grace and efficiency that they were used to in their own weaponry. However, even they could not ignore the technical ingenuity put into the D3 vessel. An older ship once thought to be obsolete, the D3 was refitted and repurposed by the Klingons into a great power. For the Augments, there was no better metaphor for their own experience in this strange, new galaxy.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Klingon

Hijacked Legionary

In true Romulan fashion, the Legionary class Battleship was slowly phased out of frontline service in favor of the more powerful Augur class. While they were quick to abandon this robust and reliable vessel, the Augments were more than happy to adopt it for their own forces. The Augments know the true value of underestimated technology, and nothing is a better example than the Legionary.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Romulan

Hijacked U.S.S. Mayflower

For the Augments, the opportunity to turn Starfleet’s technology against them was a satisfying turn of events. Their new Mayflower flies Augment colors, a blatant insult to their most hated enemies. Joaquin took the time to update the Mayflower’s nacelles, greatly reducing power drain during long voyages.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Federation

K'Vort

The Klingons retrofitted a standard cargo hauler with design improvements from an early human transport vessel to create their new warp-capable Survey vessels.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Klingon

Kehra

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The Kehra is a Tellarite interceptor named after one of the moons that orbits Tellar Prime. These vessels were at the forefront of the Tellarite conflict with the Andorians and later the Romulan Star Empire in the mid 22nd century. The Kehra has gone through few iterations over the following century and is still one of the main designs in use by the Tellarites in their local defense forces.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Neutral

Kumari

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Aggressive interceptor built around critical hits.

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Legionary

Romulan battleship that punishes ships with lower Defence.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Romulan

Meridian

The Meridian is a Survey ship that specializes in the extraction of Isogen. This vessel’s design has roots that link it back to the old ECS cargo haulers of the 22nd century, which have become a staple of mining conglomerates, and plucky Independent traders. Many iterations of these old Earth clunkers have been refined over the decades, resulting in efficient and versatile long-haul crafts appearing in the distant reaches of the quadrant. The Meridian is a highly advanced new construction, pieced together during the recent rush for Isogen in the Origin Sector. Rival races, the Bolians and the Suliban, have been innovators in Isogen extraction, and their respective allies have contributed to the refinement of the Meridian’s polished Iso-Resin infused hull. The ship has become an essential element of life in the Origin Sector, where it has been mass produced in order to maximize the resources within that region of space.

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North Star

Early interceptor that carries most players through their first hostiles.

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Sarcophagus

An ancient Klingon ship, revered as holy by the Klingon Empire. The ship is seen as a symbol of all that the Klingons hold dear: brutal power, honour through battle, and an unwavering tenacity. Now in the possession of House T’Kuvma, it is seen as the ship that will lead the Klingons to ultimate victory against those that threaten their empire.

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Separatist D3 Class

When House Antaak broke apart from the Klingon Empire during the Separatist movement, they took whatever they could with them. The D3 class vessel, which was, up until this point, primarily a support vessel for the more robust B’Rel, became their primary combat vessel. Refitted with heavy duty disruptor weapons and housed in a six-inch thick tritanium armor plating, the Separatist D3 is a force to be reckoned with and a testament to the tenacity and ingenuity of House Antaak’s Separatist forces.

Grade 3 · 5 below deck · Klingon

Serene Squall

An infamous pirate mining vessel, the Serene Squall once did what few other ships and crews have ever accomplished: they seized the U.S.S. Enterprise! Under the command of Captain Angel, who was undercover aboard the Enterprise at the time, the Squall lured Captain Pike and his ship into an asteroid field, where it was captured by an energy net. Angel took command of the Enterprise, whose crew was transferred to the Squall, now under the command of Captain Remy, to be sold into slavery. However, with the help of his enviable cooking skills, Pike staged a mutiny by appealing to the Squall’s disgruntled crew. He and his officers took control of the ship and used backdoor codes to disable the Enterprise. Angel abandoned their crew and fled, leaving them to face a lengthy jail term in a Federation maximum security prison. The Squall itself was impounded. But surely this is not the end of the story, and it won’t be long before such an infamous ship is out of jail, out for vengeance, and out for plunder.

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Stella

The Stella is a marvel of engineering and criminal ingenuity. The vessel is unique in its modularity. Every component works in concert with its siblings, but is also completely self sufficient, allowing a savvy engineer to swap out and upgrade those parts with ease. This means that the ship can very easily be broken down into its base components and reassembled again. Harry Mudd has taken advantage of this particular element of the ship’s design, breaking it down to avoid detection whenever he pulls off a heist, only to reassemble it with different signatures in another part of the galaxy. With this ingenious method, Mudd has achieved the dream of every criminal in the galaxy. He has rendered himself untraceable.

Grade 3 · 6 below deck · Neutral

U.S.S. Antares

This Federation Survey ship is an updated design of the old Earth Cargo Ship company's Y-Class vessels that dominated the early intergalactic shipping routes to and from Sol.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Discovery

"All things can be understood once they are discovered; the point is to discover them." This was the motto of the U.S.S. Discovery when it was launched into service. Officially designated a Crossfield class science vessel, the Discovery's facilities could accommodate 300 discrete scientific investigations at any one time. However, Discovery's mission statement would change drastically after the Battle at the Binary Stars in 2256. With Starfleet stretched thin and the Klingons advancing toward Federation space, Discovery was pressed into service as a warship, one that would turn the tide of the conflict. The key to Discovery's military success was its unique spore drive, which allowed it to travel galactic distances in the blink of an eye. This incredible technology made Discovery invaluable to Starfleet's war efforts and its captain was given virtually limitless resources and jurisdiction to fight the war as he saw fit. The U.S.S. Discovery, once a science vessel built for research and experimentation, had become the tip of the spear in a war for the fate of the Federation.

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U.S.S. Enterprise

The Starfleet flagship, the U.S.S. Enterprise, is one in the line of iconic Constitution class starships. These phenomenal spacecraft have become the backbone of a rebuilding and reinvigorated Federation. Each model in the class is fitted with the latest technology the Federation has to offer.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Franklin

The U.S.S. Franklin is one of Starfleet's most decorated ships, despite having disappeared over 100 years ago. It was the first ever Earth ship capable of reaching warp 4. After many successful missions, the Franklin mysteriously vanished after travelling through the Gagarin Radiation Belt. It was found in the year 2263 by the crew of the Enterprise. They were able to utilize the ship's antiquated technology to defeat Krall and his Swarm.

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U.S.S. Intrepid

The Intrepid class starship was originally built by Starfleet as a part of the United Earth military fleet and first began service in aid of the Enterprise NX-01 crew’s search for the Xindi. The latest version of this ship is primarily used by the Federation in short range combat to protect border colonies from Klingon ambushes.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Federation

U.S.S. Mayflower

The streamlined Mayflower class is designed for speed and efficiency. Starfleet have mounted extra-long nacelles directly under the Mayflower’s saucer section to increase its effectiveness in low orbit planetary scouting missions. The titular U.S.S. Mayflower was destroyed by Nero’s Narada in 2258 but many of its sister vessels are still in service today.

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U.S.S. Saladin

The Saladin class interceptor is a small Starfleet construction used for dogfighting scenarios, mainly in the defense of outposts and Space Stations. Unlike its older cousin, the Mayflower class, the Saladin relies on a single nacelle and an array of thrusters along the saucer section to provide its maneuverability.

Grade 3 · 7 below deck · Federation

Vahklas

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The Vahklas was built as a transport ship by the Vulcans in the early 2100s and has had multiple iterations over the following decades. It is a reliable exploration vessel that was mass produced around Vulcan before the planet’s destruction, making it very commonly used by Independents.

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Valkis

Romulan engineers adopted many design characteristics from rival Federation freighters to create their own brand of Survey ships.

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Vi'Dar

Borg-tech explorer used to farm Borg probes and refit parts.

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Grade 2

Envoy

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The Envoy is an advanced ECS freighter with significant improvements over its older cousin, the J-Class. With more cargo holds and better internal systems, the Envoy is equipped for deep space expeditions.

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Jellyfish