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Quarlo Kabreigny

**Quarlo Kabreigny** was a 23rd century human Starfleet officer. During the 2260s, she held the rank of Fleet Admrial and was head of Starfleet's Exploration Branch. By that time, she was of advanced age.

Kabreigny had a reputation for being "abrasive, single-minded, [and] determined to get her way no matter the cost." A staunch proponent of Starfleet's scientific mandate, she was instrumental in having the USS *Intrepid* (NCC-1631) placed under the auspices of the Vulcan Science Academy.

During her time at Starfleet Command, Kabreigny was made aware of a long-standing conspiracy tracing back to the Earth's Third World War, with members of the Optimum Movement searching for the whereabouts of Zefram Cochrane and research that could lead them to what they believed to be a warp bomb.

In 2267, Admiral Kabreigny met the USS *Enterprise* at Babel after the disappearance of the passenger liner  *City of Utopia Planitia* in the Gamma Canaris region. She interrogated Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and Doctor McCoy about the circumstances of their mission in the region six months earlier, and why Starfleet Command had intercepted a transmission meant for Kirk, from the supposedly deceased Commissioner Nancy Hedford.

Kabreigny accompanied the *Enterprise* to Gamma Canaris to conduct an investigation, which led to the discovery of a breach in the secure Starfleet Archives at Aldrin City that had exposed Cochrane's location to the vengeful, Grigari-enhanced Adrik Thorsen. Kirk had no choice but to let Kabreigny in on the secret of their encounter with Cochrane and the Companion. Despite initial mistrust between them, Kabreigny and Kirk worked together to rescue Cochrane. (*ST* novel: *Federation*)

At some time after that incident, the singularity TNC 65813 was renamed the Kabreigny Object after the Admiral and her special interest in it. (*ST* novel: *Federation*)

## External links

* Quarlo Kabreigny article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Kellen (Klingon)

**Kellen** was a 23rd century Klingon male. In the 2260s, he was a respected General in the Klingon Defense Force and led a task force of vessels from the IKS *Qul*.

He was stout and stocky, and shorter than average height for a Klingon, but extremely well respected as a tactician and strategist. He highly regarded outside the Empire for remaining calm where other Klingons would charge in head first, and was often called "a Vulcan among Klingons," an image he cultivated as it kept his adversaries off balance.

In 2267, General Kellen and his task force were present at the Uri Taug system when it was reduced to zero mass and destroyed as a side effect of the Furies' emergence into the Alpha Quadrant. Believing the Havoc had come, he sought allies, and turned to Captain James T. Kirk of the USS *Enterprise* for aid against the threat. Kellen and Kirk forged an uneasy alliance and though they disagreed vehemently, they came to respect each other.

At one point during the encounter, Kellen killed his escort, an ensign in the from the *Enterprise* security department, and went on to kill one of the Furies before returning to his own vessel.

During the subsequent battle, Kellen's ship was set on a collision course with the massive Fury vessel. The *Enterprise* managed to use her tractor beams to save the *Qul*. Yielding to the *Enterprise'*s tactical advantage, Kellen made Kirk Commodore of the Klingon fleet. Afterwards, Kellen allowed himself to be taken into custody by the *Enterprise* to stand trial for the murder; he accepted the offer of Federation counsel, and both he and Kirk expected the next few months to be interesting for everyone involved. (*Star Trek: Invasion!* novel: *First Strike*)

*Kellen's fate after his trial is uncertain. If he was repatriated to the Empire, he most likely would have faced execution or disgrace for allowing himself to be captured, unless his victory over the Havoc were considered mitigating circumstances.*
## External links

* Kellen (Klingon) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Salva system

The **Salva system** was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant that fell in the Demilitarized Zone established between the Cardassian Union and the United Federation of Planets in 2370. It had at least four planets, and Salva II was the site of a Federation colony. (DS9: "For the Uniform")

## System

* Salva (primary)
	+ Salva I
	+ Salva II
	+ Salva III
	+ Salva IV (two moons)

## External links

* Salva system article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Salva system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Scorpius-Centaurus Association

The **Scorpius-Centaurus Association** was a large region of space in the Milky Way galaxy, some 400 to 600 light-years from Sol. Antares was one of the most prominent stars in the association. The area beyond Antares was known as the Scorpius Reach, and had not been explored by the Federation until the late 2350s. (*TLE* novel: *The Buried Age*)

The red giant Ganidra was located in the Scorpius-Centaurus Association, until it went supernova some 10,000 years prior to 23rd century. The Fabrini civilization constructed their worldship Yonada to escape the destruction of their home system, and set out on a thirty-two light-year journey to the Daran system. (*TOS* novel: *Ex Machina*)

During the 2260s, the USS *Intrepid* conducted a survey of the Sco-Cen region and discovered a number of cozmozoan species, as well as a Fabrini probe in 2264. (*TTN* novel: *Orion's Hounds*; *TOS* novel: *Ex Machina*)

## External links

* Scorpius-Centaurus Association article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Scorpius-Centaurus Association article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Nivoch

**Nivoch** was an inhabited planet near the Federation-Cardassian border and the Demilitarized Zone that maintained neutrality from both powers. Due to being caught in the middle of the Dominion War, the inhabitants of Nivoch did not welcome either Federation or Cardassian citizens. (VOY: "Prime Factors"; *DTI* novel: *Watching the Clock*)

## External links

* Nivoch article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Nivoch article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Anton Manning

**Anton Manning** was a male human Starfleet officer. In the 2320s, he held the rank of Captain, and was the commanding officer of the USS *Reliant*.

In 2329, Manning and several of his officers, including a young Jean-Luc Picard, served as an honor guard at the betrothal ceremony of Ambassador Spock and Commander Saavik on Vulcan. (*TOS* novel: *Vulcan's Heart*)

## External links

* Anton Manning article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Nigel Rogen

**Nigel Zeth Ronald Rogen** was a human male who served in Starfleet during the late 24th century. In 2381, he held the rank of Commander, and was assigned to the Office of Starfleet Personnel.

He assisted Captain Azeri Sull in staffing the USS *Ross* early that year, and assigned Azzmi Shanto as the captain's yeoman. Shortly before the *Ross* left San Francisco Fleet Yards, Rogen learned that his wife was pregnant. His son, Sully, was born later that year.

Rogen was fond of vanilla lattes. Though he was not officially part of the ship's crew, Captain Sull and the senior staff of the *Ross* considered him "part of the family." (*Clear Skies*: "Prologue")

## External links

* Nigel Rogen article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Quatellian

The **Quatellians** were a humanoid species hailing from the planet Quatel in the Jubel sector. By the 24th century, they were a fully-integrated client species of the Romulan Star Empire.

Quatellians were broad, heavy people with somewhat masklike features due to the abundant fatty deposits under their skin which allowed them to survive in the cold climate of their icy homeworld. They were a peaceful, hardworking people with a strong desire to please. Their native dress was made up of animal fur parkas, pants and mittens, but most Quatellians adopted quasi-Romulan style clothing after their induction into the Empire.

With their integration as a Romulan client race, the Quatellians abandoned most aspects of their earlier, primitive culture in favor of Romulan values and ideas, save for a few minor cultural elements such as the use of decorative face-painting, a holdover from an ancient spiritual rite. The Quatellians credited the Romulans for raising their culture out of barbarism and giving them the opportunity to be productive members of a great empire. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## External links

* Quatellian article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lake Cataria

**Lake Cataria** was an inland body of water on the planet Betazed. Partially surrounded by parkland, it was a popular vacation spot. (TNG: "All Good Things..."; *TNG* novel: *A Time for War, A Time for Peace*)

In the early 2370s, plans were made to construct a small village on the shore of Lake Cataria, in order to accommodate Federation citizens visiting or taking up residence on Betazed. These plans were delayed or abandoned by the Dominion invasion of the planet in 2374. (ST short story: "The Ceremony of Innocence is Drowned")

Kar-Undoume, the ancestral home of the Seventh House of Betazed, sat upon one shore of the lake. (PDN: "Twilight's Heir")

## External links

* Lake Cataria article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Lake Cataria article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Killoran

The **Killorans** were a sentient humanoid species from the Milky Way galaxy. They were tall and lupine in nature, with some ape-like characteristics as well.

They were known as warlike species, and were incredibly strong. Some Killorans offered their services as bodyguards or mercenaries, and were involved in various interstellar conflicts. Others were employed as labors in construction, freight and similar industries. (DW: *Arrangements for War*; BS: *The Stone's Lament*, et. al)

They were capable of interbreeding with humans and similar species, and Killoran hybrids were somewhat common. (BS: *The Squire's Crystal*; *Template:Dw*)

The Killoran language was generally unpronounceable by other species, and they often chose to go by pseudonyms while off-world. (BS: *The Doomsday Manuscript*)

## Extenral links

* Killoran article at ***TARDIS Data Core***, the *Doctor Who* wiki
Pinchot Expanse

The **Pinchot Expanse**, aka **the Pinch**, is a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, near the First Federation and the Ferengi Alliance, located past the edge of Federation territory approximately two light years beyond Deep Space 3. The expanse was named for Starfleet Captain Marcus Pinchot, one of the earliest explorers of the area. However, the expanse is plagued by "mysterious disappearances, strange occurrences, and general odd happenings," and as such, has never been fully charted. Captain Pinchot was reported to have said that in the expanse, "Newton hit an apple on the head." (*Star Trek: Outpost*: "What Could Be So Bad?")

There are hundreds of stories about the expanse, involving missing starships, missing crews, temporal anomalies, spatial anomalies, and a host of other scientific esoterica.

The Ajax Anomaly, a void or "hole" in space, was one such phenomenon within the Pinch. (*Star Trek: Outpost*: "Mending Fences", "Window of Heaven")

In 2289, the USS *Liberty* was assigned to survey the Pinchot Expanse, with the purpose of investigating and cataloguing anomalies. The ship was declared missing and lost with all hands.

In 2364, Captain Sayzar Tyrellian disappeared from his cabin aboard the USS *Chimera* while the vessel was traveling at warp two through the Pinch. (*Star Trek: Outpost*: "What Could Be So Bad?")

The following year, the *Chimera*, under the command of Lieutenant Renova Exler, recovered an escape craft from the USS *Liberty*, lost in the Pinch for seventy-six years. (*Star Trek: Outpost*: "As Time Goes By")

## External links

* Pinchot Expanse article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Koltari

The **Koltaari** are a humanoid species native to the planet of the same name in the Beta Quadrant. Their skin runs through a range of green shades, similar to the Orions, and their eyes typically have large, golden irises with vertical, almond-shaped pupils. Most Koltaari have blonde hair, worn long. (*TLE* novel: *Serpents Among the Ruins*)

In the early 24th century, the Koltaari were still a prewarp civilization and had reached a technological level roughly equivalent to that of mid-21st century Earth, with egg-shaped hovercars among their inventions. They lacked both the technology and the desire to harvest the many rare minerals found on their planet, but those resources nonetheless made them a target for interstellar agression. Their planet was invaded by the Romulan Star Empire in 2311, shortly prior to the Tomed Incident, and the Koltaari were used for slave labor during the occupation.

The Romulans withdrew from Koltaari in the aftermath of Tomed, and the planet became a Federation protectorate, and started to receive aid to rebuild their world and help them transition into the galactic community after such a tragic first contact. (*TLE* novel: *Serpents Among the Ruins*)

By 2381, Koltaari were commonly seen off their homeworld, and several had joined Starfleet. (*Star Trek: Typhon Pact* novel: *Rough Beasts of Empire*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Koltari article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Koltari article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Llingri Star Cluster

The **Llingri Star Cluser** was a stellar group within Federation space. In 2284, circa stardate 8083.6, the USS *Enterprise* traveled near the cluster during a Starfleet Academy cadet training cruise, under the command of Captain Spock. (*TOS* novel: *Strangers from the Sky*)

## External links

* Llingri Star Cluster article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Juhraya

**Juhraya** was a Class M planet in the Soltok system in the Alpha Quadrant, and the site of a Federation colony. In 2370, it fell into the newly-established Demilitarized Zone between the United Federation of Planets and the Cardassian Union. The Maquis maintained a strong presence there.

While undercover, Ro Laren was taken to Juhraya by the Maquis, and befriended Macias there. It was his death in a Cardassian raid that led to Ro deciding to switch sides and truly become a Maquis. (TNG: "Preemptive Strike")

## External links

* Juhraya article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Juhraya article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Daros

**Daros** was an F Class white star and associated planetary system in a remote sector of the Beta Quadrant off the Rigel Highway, lying just outside the Organian Treaty Zone on the Federation side in the 23rd century. It neighbored a dozen other systems, including Klethor, Miros and Tor.

The system had at least four planets, of which Daros IV was the only Class M world, and was home to an Orion Colony. (FASA: *Orion Ruse*)

## External links

* Daros article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Norwell Nash

**Norwell Nash** was a human male living in the 24th century. He was descended from a long line of Starfleet officers, and was considered unofficial "royalty" within the fleet. He had a reputation as being "a closed-minded hardass," but also a tactical genius. A born "Starfleet brat" and career officer, he inspired much loyalty from those who served under him. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "Becomes the Lion")

Nash's mother was a Starfleet captain, and both his father and great-grandfather were admirals. (SOT: "Becomes the Lion")

By 2371, Nash had risen to the rank of Vice Admiral. Because of their disability, he opposed the assignment of Commander Junil Rue to the position of first officer aboard the USS *Sally Ride*, but was overruled. He later came to realize that he had misjudged Rue, and apologized to them. (SOT: "I Remember", "Inquest")

The *Sally Ride* was a pet project of Nash's, and he maintained a vested interest in her activities. After the Leyton Affair, he had the *Sally Ride* assigned to a six-month exploration mission in the Shackleton Expanse, in the hopes of removing the science vessel from the potential theatre of conflict with the Dominion. (SOT: "Inquest", "Out of Bounds")

In 2372, Lieutenant Lassie LeClerc recognized Nash's name as someone who was not connected to Section 31, and who frequently butted heads with Starfleet Intelligence over their more "underhanded" tactics. (SOT: "Becomes the Lion")

In early 2374, his daughter, Lieutenant Tyler Nash, was killed when her ship, the USS *Pacifica* was lost with the Seventh Fleet. Nash stepped down and retired from Starfleet several months later. (DS9: "A Time to Stand"; SOT: "A Galaxy On Fire")

## External links

* Norwell Nash article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Norwell Nash at the *Shield of Tomorrow* wiki
First Splinter

The **First Splinter** was an alternate timeline that diverged from the prime reality in late 2373. It was created when the Borg attempted to remove the USS *Enterprise*-E from existence during the vessel's return home from protecting first contact in 2063. Though the Borg weapon did not have any noticeable effect on the ship or its crew, the resulting temporal incursion "fractured" the space-time continuum and produced an unstable alternate timeline.

At its point of divergence, the First Splinter was identical to the Prime reality, however each subsequent use of time travel or other temporal event created more "splinters", as the timelines further diverged. What were at first relatively minor differences centered around the United Federation of Planets and its neighbors quickly compounded and within a few years major events effecting the entire galaxy were evident. (*Star Trek: Coda*)

The Borg invasion of 2381 was a pivotal event in the First Splinter timeline, resulting in the deaths of billions, and a massively altered geopolitical landscape across the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. That same year in the prime reality, the Federation learned of the imminent supernova that would destroy the Romulan star and launched a massive rescue mission led by Jean-Luc Picard; whereas in the First Splinter, the Hobus supernova went undetected until 2387. (*Star Trek: Destiny*, *PIC* novel: *The Last Best Hope*, *Star Trek: Countdown*)

## External links

* First Splinter timeline article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
San Francisco Fleet Yards

**San Francisco Fleet Yards**, also known as **San Francisco Naval Yards** or simply **San Francisco Yards**, was a Starfleet shipyard in the Sol system, with numerous drydocks and stations in Earth orbit and ground facilities in and around San Francisco. The shipyard was active from at least the early 22nd century into the 25th century. (*Star Trek: The Motion Picture*; *Star Trek Beyond*; *Star Trek Online*)

Robert April and Montgomery Scott were stationed at the shipyards in the 2240s, where they worked on the construction of the earliest *Constitution*-class starships, including the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701), which was launched from the yard in 2245. (TAS: "The Counter-Clock Incident"; *TOS* novel: *The Galactic Whirlpool*; DSC: "Brother")

As an new graduate of Starfleet Academy in the early 2240s, Ensign Alexander Gildeman-Adleer was assigned to San Francisco Fleet Yards, where he would spend most of his career. In the 2280s, he served as yardmaster of the facility. (*TOS* comic: *Debt of Honor*)

The *Enterprise* returned to San Francisco Yards in 2270, following its first five-year mission under Captain James T. Kirk, where it underwent an extensive refit, and was relaunched in 2273. The vessel's two immediate successors were also launched from the shipyard in 2286 and 2293, respectively. (*Star Trek: The Motion Picture*; *Star Trek V: The Final Frontier*; *Star Trek Generations*)

In the early 2370s, Lieutenant Sean Hawk was stationed at San Francisco Fleet Yards, where he worked on construction of the *Sovereign*-class USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701-E). When she launched in 2372, he was assigned as her conn officer. (*TNG* novel: *A Sea of Troubles*)

## Ships launched

* USS *Franklin* (NX-326) (late 2140s)
* USS *Shenzhou* (NCC-1227) (2199)
* USS *Constitution* (NCC-1700) (2245)
* USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) (2245)
* USS *Eagle* (NCC-956) (2247)
* USS *Discovery* (NCC-1031) (2255)
* USS *Excelsior* (NX-2000) (2285)
* USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701-A) (2286)
* USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701-B (2293)
* USS *Stargazer* (NCC-2893) (2226)
* USS *Sutherland* (NCC-72015) (2367)
* USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701-E) (2372)
* USS *Ross* (NX-76710) (2381)

## External links

* San Francisco Fleet Yards article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* San Francisco Fleet Yards article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* San Francisco Fleet Yards article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Kin Passa

**Kin Passa** was a 24th century Orion male. During the 2360s, he served as the Orion homeworld's ambassador to the United Federation of Planets. (*The Worlds of the Federation*)

*According to* The Worlds of the Federation*, Kin Passa was the ambassador from Rigel VIII, which was the Orion homeworld according to FASA continuity.*
## External links

* Kin Passa article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Oblivion (city)

**Oblivion** was the nickname for an immense orbital city located above an uninhabited planet in the Maxia Sector, in neutral space between the United Federation of Planets, Cardassian Union and Ubarrak Primacy. It was originally known as **Obl'viaan** in the Ubarrak language, its more common name being given to it by the first Terran explorers to visit the city. The massive habitat was made up of sections from a wide variety of starships, including Ubarrak, Yridian, Tellati, Klingon, Orion vessels, and those of nearly countless other species. For as long as anyone could remember, Oblivion was an important center of trade and commerce in that part of the Alpha Quadrant. (*Star Trek: Stargazer* novel: *Oblivion*)

By the early 24th century, the city's origins had been long forgotten. No one knew how or why the first ships in the complex had been cobbled together, or who was responsible. But slowly, over time, other ships had been added: some derelict, some new, from space stations to shuttlecraft and cargo pods.

All these bits gradually came together, forming the superstructure of a cosmopolitan metropolis where merchants and entrepreneurs of all species could gather for trade, bartering and making deals both legal and not, away from the interference of empires and federations or the shadow of interstellar politics. Even if the galaxy was at war, traders from all sides of the conflict could still carry out their business in peace on Oblivion. Their nature of their merchandise was likewise unimportant, whether it be entertainment media, contraband medicine or high-yield weaponry. No goods were forbidden on Oblivion, and no peaceful commerce was off-limits.

Even so, Oblivion was not a lawless den of vice. The city had a government and laws, and a constabulary with which to enforce them. Like the other inhabitants of the city, Oblivion's security officers came from many different species. The majority were Rythrian, Enolian, and Tyrheddan, with Cataxxans, Vobilites, Dedderac, Lurassa, even humans and many others made up the rest.

The nexus energy ribbon passed within a short distance, and was visible from Oblivion, every 39.1 years. Guinan came to the city to observe its passing in 2332, and remained there until the following year, when she met Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS *Stargazer* (for the first time, from his perspective). (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*)

## External links

* Oblivion (city) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Kargan

**Kargan**, son of Talak of the House of K'Tal was a Klingon male living in the 24th century. In the 2365, he was a captain in the Klingon Defense Force, and commanding officer of the IKS *Pagh*. (TNG: "A Matter of Honor")

By 2371, he held the rank of general, and commanded the KDF personnel on Narendra Station. After the outbreak of the Dominion War, he was reassigned to the battle lines; he was killed in 2375. (*Star Trek Adventures*: *Beta Quadrant Sourcebook*; *The Klingon Empire Core Rulebook*; *TNG* novel: *Diplomatic Implausibility*; *Shield of Tomorrow*; *Clear Skies*)

*Other accounts indicate Kargan survived the war, and returned to command Narendra Station by 2380, or sat the war out entirely on the station.* (*Clear Skies*)

## External links

* Kargan article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Kargan article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Kargan article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Rihannsu (language)

***Rihannsu*** is the primary language of the Romulan people. It developed as a child language of Old High Vulcan during the proto-Romulan Diaspora from planet.

The word *Rihannsu* translates to "the Declared," and is also the Romulans' name for themselves. A related term is *Havrannsu*, which means "The Travelers." These words led to the naming of the Romulan hearthworlds as ch'Rihan ("of the Declared") and ch'Havran ("of the Travelers"), better known in Federation Standard as Romulus and Remus, respectively. (*TOS* novel: *My Enemy, My Ally*, *The Romulan Way*)

## Appendices

### Background

* The *Rihannsu* language was created by Diane Duane in her classic *Star Trek* novel *My Enemy, My Ally*, and lent its name to the series of sequels that novel spawned. While other sources, like the FASA RPG developed their own versions of the Romulan language, *Rihannsu* was by far the most comprehensive, and the most popular among fans. The later Litverse continuity of Pocket Books novels also used the language. Aside from a few scattered words, there was no canonical language for the Romulans until one was created for *Star Trek: Picard*.

### External links

* Romulan language article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Romulan language article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Rihannsu article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Cor Caroli

**Cor Caroli** was a binary star system in the Alpha Quadrant, some 110 light years from Sol. Two of its planets, Cor Caroli V and Cor Caroli IX were inhabited, having been colonized by the Vulcans prior to the early 24th century. (TNG: "Allegiance"; *NF* novel: *No Limits*)

## External links

* Cor Caroli article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Cor Caroli article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Cor Caroli article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Necro Cloud

The **Necro Cloud Nebula** was a region beyond the edge of Federation territory in the mid-23rd century, in (at the time) unexplored space. It was characterized by numerous small asteroids and pockets of exotic gasses which proved disruptive to a starship's sensors, making the area an extreme navigational hazard. The planet Altamid was located on the edge of the nebula. (*Star Trek Beyond*)

In 2164, a Federation starship, the USS *Franklin* was displaced into the Necro Cloud by a wormhole from the Gagarin Radiation Belt, and was subsequently stranded on Altamid.

*By 2263 of the Kelvin timeline, Starfleet had begun using Magellan probes to chart a path through the Cloud, and had constructed the massive Starbase Yorktown to facilitate exploration in the region.* (*Star Trek Beyond*)

*Simon Pegg, who co-wrote* Star Trek Beyond *stated that the nebula and Altamid were in the "southern spiral arm of the Andromeda Galaxy." Even in the *Kelvin* timeline, intergalactic travel is beyond the Federation's capabilities under normal circumstances, Pegg's comment is reinterpreted to mean the nebula and planet lie in the* constellation *of Andromeda, in the* direction *of the far too distant galaxy.*

## External links

* Necro Cloud article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Necro Cloud article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Khitomer

**Khitomer** was a Class-M planet in the Klingon Empire. A Klingon colony world, it was located near the Empire's borders with the Federation and the Romulans, and was the world for which the historic Khitomer Accords were named. (TNG: "Sins of the Father"; *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country*; DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")

The planet was host to the historic Khitomer Conference in 2293, which took place at Camp Khitomer where the Accords were later signed, establishing peace between the UFP and the Empire. (*Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country*; TNG: "Unification I")

In 2346, on stardate 23859.7, a squadron of Romulan warbirds attacked the Klingon outpost on the planet. The colony was destroyed, resulting in the deaths of some 4,000 Klingons, many of whom were civilians. The incident became infamous as the Khitomer Massacre. Starfleet vessels, including the USS *Intrepid* responded to the colony's distress call, and were able to rescue two survivors, Kahlest, and a young child named Worf. Unbeknownst to them, a group of colonists had been captured by the Romulans, and were eventually taken to a prison camp on Carraya IV. (TNG: "Sins of the Father", "Birthright, Part I", "Birthright, Part II")

The colony was eventually rebuilt, and its capital was Khitomer City. A memorial obelisk was placed at the site of the original colony. (*ST* novel: *Gods of Night*; VOY: "Memorial")

Prior to 2375, Starfleet Admiral William Ross once met Chancellor Gowron on Khitomer. (DS9: "When It Rains...")

In the 25th century, the planet became the headquarters of the Khitomer Alliance, a joint effort between the Federation, the Klingon Empire, the Romulan Republic, and their allies. (*Star Trek Online*)

## Background

* Some sources, including *Star Trek Online*, state the Romulans *captured* Khitomer after the massacre, and the Klingons only retook the planet sometime later (2382, per STO). This is inconsistent with references in TNG and DS9, though an Okudagram in "Birthright, Part II" did show Khitomer within Romulan space at the time.

## External links

* Khitomer article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Khitomer article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Khitomer article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
* Khitomer article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
RRW Lleiset

The **RRW *Lleiset*** was a *Tulwar*-class warbird, a *Scimitar*-type dreadnought that served as the flagship of the Romulan Republic fleet. Beginning in 2409, *Lleiset* was captained by Commander Tiaru Jarok. (*Star Trek Online*: *Legacy of Romulus*)

*The word* lleiset *means "freedom" in the Romulan language.*
Command of the *Lleiset* had initially been offered to the Virinat survivor, but they turned it down, believing they could do more good with the independence afforded by retaining command of their own vessel. (*Star Trek Online*: "Republic Day")

## Crew manifest

* Commander Tiaru Jarok, commanding officer
* Subcommander Vaur Merol, executive officer
* Subcommander Xionel, chief engineer
* Dr. Narrel, science officer
* Dr. Rihan Cretak, chief medical officer
* Lieutenant Jhu Terel, tactical officer
* Lieutenant Gaius Selan, intelligence officer/chief security officer

## External links

* RRW Lleiset article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* RRW Lleiset article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
Ranger class

The ***Ranger* class** was type of Federation starship, an explorer in Starfleet service during the 23rd century. The class was in operation from 2215 to 2270, though several ships remained active into the 2290s. (Decipher: *Starfleet Operations Manual*; *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country*)

*Ranger*-class vessels had 14 decks, and a standard crew compliment of 287. They had one shuttlebay, and three shuttlecraft standard.

During its earliest years, the *Ranger* class was Starfleet's main frontline starship, and its mission profiles ranged from exploration and first contact to top secret missions into Klingon space. By the 2240s, however, it had been superseded by the newer *Constitution*-class starships. (Decipher: *Starfleet Operations Manual*)

## External links

* Ranger class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
List of fanwork references in Star Trek: Pendragon

This is a list of fanworks referenced in *Star Trek: Pendragon*. T.J. Drake and the writers of *Star Trek: Pendragon* extend grateful thanks to the creators of these many other stories, fan films, audio dramas and other fanworks for their contributions to the fandom community and the legacy of *Star Trek*.

## Audio dramas

### *Henglaar, M.D.*

USS *Cole* • *Durable* • Henglaar • Dana Russell • Silan • Unity Station
### *Starship Excelsior*

Hesperus sector • Reaya sector • Starbase 911 • Union
### *Star Trek: Outpost*

USS *Chimera* • Deep Space 3 • The Enclave • Renova Exler • USS *Remington* • Russell Steele

## Fan films

### *Starship Intrepid*

Keran Azhan • Yanis Caed • Charybdis sector • Chiron IV • Chiron Station • Daniel Hunter • Aaron Prentice • S'Ceris • Xara Tagen • Leransilia sh'Talath
### *Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*

USS *Angeles* • Corey Aster • Andrew Barrett • Jorian Dao (Jorian Zen) • Deep Space 12 • Myra Elbry • Henglaar • Artim Ibanya • Ian Knapp • USS *Legacy* • Robin Lefler • Luko • Matt McCabe • Nej'ta • Benjamin Nostrom • *Ranger*-class • USS *Ranger* • Alice Rand • Ro Nevin • Elizabeth Shelby • S'Tal • USS *Valley Forge* • Karah Vindenpawl • Vrijheid IV
### *Star Trek: Odyssey*

*Allegiance*-class • Hars Bixx • Stephen Connor • Joshua Gillen • Kristen Laws • USS *Odyssey* • Ro Nevin • Maya Stadi • T'Lorra • Owen Vaughan • Alex Wozniak
### *Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles*

Dais • Jorian Dao • Theresa Faisal • USS *Helena* • Artim Ibanya • USS *Legacy* • Mordan Ness • Arvin Rockney
### *Prelude to Axanar*

USS *Ajax* (NCC-1652) • Sonya Alexander • USS *Ares* (NCC-1650) • Coriana VI • Epsilon Ceti B • *The Four Years War* • Kelvar Garth • USS *Hercules* (NCC-1657) • USS *Humbolt* (NCC-1647) • Inverness system (Inverness V) • Kharn • USS *Korolev* (NCC-1421) • *Marklin* class • Marcus Ramirez • Signus III • Conrad Slater • Surak Station • Samuel Travis • USS *Triton* (NCC-1539) • Vesta • USS *Xenophon*

## Roleplaying games & sims

### *Bravo Fleet*

D'Galan • IRV *Imperiax* • *Khellian* class • Raeya sector • Raeyan Corridor
### *Kal-Dixas Spaceport*

Jay Allan • Brian Mallory • Drake Mallory • D'Ralanna Nemira • Toran Iwana

## Streaming

### *Clear Skies*

Aulyn Dari • EXEO • April Hebert • Kargan • Jane Lakat • Theq Lynadas • M'Qrell • Olyn Madzhin-Nil • Colin McClane • Odanians • Yeri Prahl • Andrea Redgrave • Naulis Rhee • Zeth Rogen • *Ross*-class • USS *Ross* • Azzmi Shanto • Amandeep Singh • Azeri Sull • Zhyllis Vrenn • Yata
### *Shield of Tomorrow*

Brug • April Hebert • Hornet Squadron • Kargan • K'Dok • Kuviam system (Kuviam Prime • Kuviam II) • K'Ven • Malgog • Rafael Martinez • Elle McQueen • M'Tazi • Norwell Nash • Qolar • Mala Ren • Nidas Rhell • Junil Rue • Lark Sage • USS *Sally Ride* • Throlo Sh'shirros • Starbase 138 • Streethia • Streethians • T'Lan • ToloS • Vidak (V'Dak) • Tasam Vor • Lind Xadas • IKS *Yakul* • Zazrit • Veth Zhiv
Marrat Nebula

The **Marrat Nebula** was a large nebular cloud, orange-red in appearance, described as a "treacherous expanse of charged-gas clouds and ion storms" that spanned many light-years, proximate to the borders of the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon Empire and many non-aligned worlds.

The nebula held immense strategic value. Several major routes ran through the area, despite the nebula's composition playing havoc with sensors and communications. These properties made the region a hotbed of piracy, smuggling and other illegal activity. Arcturans, Khodini and Orions were known to operate in the region.

In the early 23rd century, Starfleet built Starbase 13 in the Marrat system to police the region; however, the end result was that the starbase itself became a target, earning it the nickname "Fort Apache". By the early 2250s, Starfleet began Project Pharos to establish a subspace "lighthouse" facility, in an even more ambitious attempt to bring order to the region. The project was ultimately destroyed in 2254, though the resulting fireball would serve as a navigational beacon for decades. (*Star Trek: Early Voyages* comic: *The Fires of Pharos*)

## External links

* Marrat Nebula article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lyrinda Halk

**Lyrinda Halk** was a human female who served in Starfleet during the 24th century. By the mid-2360s, she held the rank of Captain, and was commanding officer of the USS *Marco Polo*.

Born in Valdez, Alaska, she was a childhood friend of William T. Riker, and his classmate at Starfleet Academy. After graduation, she served aboard the USS *Trieste* and USS *Fearless* prior to attaining her command.

While on a survey mission in 2367, the *Marco Polo* was attacked by automated drone ships near Beta Marada, and the crew sustained heavy casualties. Halk and the survivors were rescued by the USS *Enterprise*, answering *Marco Polo'*s distress call. (*TNG* comic: *Thin Ice*)

Though the *Marco Polo* was salvaged, the damage she sustained hastened the older ship's retirement. Afterwards, Captain Halk was presumably assigned command of another vessel. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Lyrinda Halk article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Luna

*For similarly named articles, see Luna (disambiguation).*
**Luna** was a Class D planetoid, and the single moon of the planet Earth in the Sol system. Commonly known simply as **the moon** for much of human history, Luna was colonized in the 21st century, and while the colloquial term fell out of favor during the era of interstellar travel, many Lunar-born humans still used the archaic name. (DS9: "Valiant")

Though humanity's first official landing on the moon was in 1969, Luna had been the site of extraterrestrial activity for far longer. The Vulcans, among others, had used the planetoid as a temporary base from which to observe the planet Earth prior to the 20th century. (TOS: "Tomorrow is Yesterday"; *TOS* novel: *Star Trek: The Motion Picture*; *TOS* novel: *Prime Directive*)

The first human colony on the moon was established circa 2039. The Lunar Colonies were mostly built within pressurized habitat domes, and outside those, there was low gravity and no atmosphere. The sun rose once a month, and the event, called lunar morning, was a special occasion for the colonists. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; DS9: "The Valiant")

Having grown since the early days of colonization, by 2155 Luna had become a fully self-sustaining world in its own right. By 2373, there were over 50 million people living on the moon. Earth slang referred to the moon's inhabitants as "Lunar Schooners," and on a clear day a person standing on Earth could see the settlements of Tycho City, New Berlin and Lake Armstrong. (ENT: "Demons"; *Star Trek: First Contact*; DS9: "Valiant")

## Locations

### setttlements

Alan B. Shepard Dome • Aldrin City • Armstrong City / Armstrong Center • Copernicus City • Farside • Luna City / Lunar One Colony / Lunaport • Lunasphere Artemis • New Berlin • New Chicago • Oceanview • Tycho City
### institutions and buildings

Aldrin City Archives Annex • Collins Amphitheatre • Copernicus Ship Yard • Disneymoon • Goddard Moonbase • Hadley Rill Hospital • HiBeam Energies Limited • Kashishowa Station • Lunar Base 3 • Lunar Hall of Justice • O'Hare Rocket Port • Tranquility Base • Tranquility Park • Tycho Starship Yards • University of Copernicus • University of Luna
### geographical features

Fra Mauro • Lake Armstrong • Mare Nubium (Sea of Clouds) • Mare Tranquillitatis (Sea of Tranquility) • Oceanus Procellarum (Ocean of Storms) • Tycho Crater
## External links

* Luna article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Luna article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Luna article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Sakethan

The **Sakethans** were a Vulcanoid species, an early offshoot of the Vulcans themselves. They were descended from a group of dissidents who left their homeworld before the Time of Awakening, and established colonies on several planets, including Calder II and New T'Karath. By the 24th century, little remained of their culture except ruins and the impressive burial mounds they left behind, containing both their interred dead and many priceless artifacts.

During their exodus from Vulcan, the proto-Romulans visited Calder II and made contact with the Sakethans, intermingling the bloodlines of both groups. Over time, the Sakethans also encountered the Debrune, another group of proto-Romulans who had settled on Barradas III. Many Debrune artifacts would be discovered on Sakethan worlds, indicating significant contact between the two cultures. (TNG: "Gambit, Part I"; *TNG* novel: *Glass Empires*: *The Worst of Both Worlds*; *Star Trek Adventures*: *Beta Quadrant Sourcebook*)

## External links

* Sakethan article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Sakethan article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Jubel sector

The **Jubel sector** was a region of space in Beta Quadrant, on the trailing side of the Romulan Star Empire. It was one of the Empire's oldest regions of expansion, first explored and colonized in the earliest wave of Romulan expansion from their home system.

The four major Romulan colonies in the sector were Justarus, Hybera, Ustullan, and Quatel, the latter of which possessed a native population that became one of the Empire's first client races.

In the 2370s, the sector was considered a hotbed of political intrigue due to the feud between Senators D'Mora of Justarus, and Solos of Quatel, and the Tal Shiar's involvement behind the scenes. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## External links

* Jubel sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Keran Azhan

**Keran Azhan** was an El-Aurian male serving in Starfleet during the latter half of the 24th century. He was a ship's counselor and a specialist in linguistics, as well as an operative of Starfleet Intelligence. (*Star Trek: Intrepid*: "Heavy Lies the Crown")

## History

Azhan's parents were survivors of the SS *Lakul*, rescued by the USS *Enterprise*-B in 2293. They settled on Cestus III, where Keran was born in 2300. He inherited the usual El-Aurian traits from his parents, including an innate curiosity of all things. This curiosity lead him to strike out to explore the galaxy at the age of twenty.

After many years of living as a free spirit, wandering the various corners of the charted galaxy (including several years living amongst the denizens of the shady world of Farius Prime) he decided to enrol at Starfleet Academy. He graduated in 2374 with high grades, and spent three years serving as a counselor aboard the USS *Challenger*, before being transferred to a classified posting.

Though by that time Azhan was nearly eighty Terran years of age, he was still little more than an adolescent in El-Aurian terns, a fact which did not stop him from displaying an irritating habit of condescension towards the "younger races" he encountered in his travels, including his superiors in Starfleet.

In 2381, he was assigned as the new counselor on the USS *Intrepid* ostensibly for the duration of the Chiron colonial duty. However questions about his possible association with Starfleet Intelligence brought him into conflict with Commodore Aaron Prentice and Commander Daniel Hunter. As a result, his tenure came to a sudden halt shortly before the *Intrepid* shipped out, and he was transferred to the USS *Pandora*, an *Oberth*-class survey vessel attached to the convoy. Several months later, he was reassigned to the Surai translation project on Chiron Station by Commander Jacen Navar.

## Chronology

* 2300: Keran Azhan is born.
* 2350: Arrives on Farius Prime to explore "the darker side of life".
* 2360: Leaves Farius Prime to pursue a diplomatic career.
* 2361: Discovering that diplomacy is not to his taste, Azhan signs aboard the Free Trader *Helios*.
* 2366: Returns to Cestus III. Attends Pike City University to study Behavioural Science and Linguistics.
* 2370: Enters Starfleet Academy.
* 2374: Graduates Starfleet Academy.

## Background information

* Keran Azhan is played by Alex Matthews in all of the character's appearances on *Star Trek: Intrepid*. He was played by Christopher Clarkson in a crossover appearance on *Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*, and in the teaser trailer for *Intrepid*.

## External link

* Keran Azhan article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Star Trek: Intrepid article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Katai

The ***Katai*** were an ancient Klingon order, somewhat similar to the Dahar Masters. They were considered "fire bringers" or teacher-builders, and knowledge of them eventually passed into legend.

The order was formed by a group of around two thousand warriors who survived the first Hur'q invasion of Qo'noS. Those early *Katai* pledged their lives to safeguard Klingon culture, and their descendants and successors continued the tradition down through the generations until the 24th century, though by that time there numbers were few. By 2375, only thirteen *Katai* remained.

In 2375, the *Katai* were among those who supported Martok on Boreth against Morjod's forces. All thirteen fought alongside Martok and his allies. When Martok selected a new High Council, many of the positions were filled by the *Katai* survivors.. (*DS9* novel: *The Left Hand of Destiny*)
Kharzh'ulla

**Kharzh'ulla** was a Class M planet on the fringe of Federation space in the 24th century, and home to a Tellarite colony. It possessed an orbital superstructure known as The Ring, which was was believed to have been built by the Furies in the distant past, and was considered to be one of the wonders of the galaxy. It was also the site of Kharzh'ulla University.

Near the end of the Dominion War, the planet came under attack by the Jem'Hadar, and The Ring and its space elevator supports were heavily damaged and in danger of collapse. It took until late 2376, nearly a year and a half after the battle, before the Starfleet Corps of Engineers was able to dispatch a team to repair the structure. (*SCE* novel: *Ring Around the Sky*)

*Though not definitive, given that the planet was attacked late in the war, it is likely that Karzh'ulla is in the Alpha Quadrant, perhaps not far from the Cardassian Union.*
## External links

* Kharzh'ulla article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Sagittarius Reach

The **Sagittarius Reach** was a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, extending coreward of the United Federation of Planets. The Sagittarian Stellar Group and the Occult system were located in or near the Reach. The region was first charted, partially, by the Federation in the mid-to-late 23rd century. (*extrapolation*)

*In the* Destiny *timeline, the USS *Enterprise*-E relocated refugees in the Sagittarius Reach following the Borg Invasion of 2381. (*DTI *novel:* Watching the Clock*)*
## External links

* Sagittarius Reach article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Sector 401

**Sector 401** (aka the **Orellius sector**) was a region of space located in the Alpha Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy. It contained a number of star systems, including the Orellius system. The region was largely unclaimed, between the borders of the United Federation of Planets, Cardassian Union, Ferengi Alliance and Breen Confederacy. (DS9: "Paradise"; *Star Trek Online*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

Nearby sectors included the Defera sector, Raveh sector, Bajor sector and Maxia sector. (*Star Trek Online*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

## External links

* Sector 401 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.