Wyatt Earp

## Overview

* Originally Skaine raider frigate
* Seized by Colonel Christina Lowell and Bad Company's Direct Action Branch, a private enterprise. It was gifted to Rivka on the condition the Federation would provide for its upkeep.
* Terry Henry’s All Guns Blazing brewpub had a golf simulator, and it had become the rage. High Chancellor Wyatt had surreptitiously put one aboard the Wyatt Earp before Rivka took possession. She didn’t embrace it, forgetting about it as soon as the words had been said. Red had made a label for the door that said Liquid Sewage. No one else casually stopped by.
* The ship can gate with gravitic shields engaged while cloaked, new and different from any other Federation vessel (at the time of Rise of the AI).
* Ankh and Erasmus installed the most advanced systems available in the universe in order to protect the Embassy of the Singularity—a pulse system to reflect and refract energy weapons that can also be used offensively to disable a firing platform. Plasma cannons, a beam weapon, and an ion cannon that will make railguns obsolete. Plus, our gravitic shields have been upgraded one hundredfold, but we don’t have time to get the reduced profile emitters in place. We’ll swap out the current antenna arrays with a new skin when R2D2 has it ready in maybe a month. Wyatt Earp will only look like a prickle-fruit for a short while.Ankh and the Singularity paid for all upgrades as part of the testbed and Singularity embassy.
* After 3 very rough entries, Ankh finally gets the Wyatt Earp so it can enter from a gateway directly into the atmosphere of a planet.

## Activities

### Judge, Jury and Executioner

#### Fratricide

Ankh added three miniaturized Etheric power supplies, a Gate drive, a primary plasma weapon, defensive lasers, strategic missiles, gravitic shields, integrated Chaz into the main architecture, and established his laboratory in the engine room.

The Bad Company parted with one of their emergency Pod-docs after seeing what happened to the crew on the last mission,

According to Glimmer a Furlorian (feline alien race) said the Wenceslaus calls the Wyatt Earp Smells of Purple. This is shortly after the ship was captured from the Skaines and it may not still smell the same.

#### Rise of the AI

Per High Chancellor Wyatt, “The Singularity has been duly recognized as a signatory to the Federation. The Singularity is unique in that they have no planet to call their own. Their embassy resides aboard a ship called Wyatt Earp. This ship will remain the sovereign territory of the Singularity and will be protected like any other signatory’s home planet."

## References

1. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Judge, Jury, & Executioner Boxed Set (Books 5-8): Slave Trade, Fratricide, The Art of Smuggling, Dispute (Judge, Jury, Executioner Boxed Set Book 2) (p. 412). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Judge, Jury, & Executioner Boxed Set (Books 9-12): Rise of the AI, Adverse Possession, Deception, Blood Trade (Judge, Jury, Executioner Boxed Set Book 3) (p. 8). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.
3. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Judge, Jury, & Executioner Boxed Set (Books 9-12): Rise of the AI, Adverse Possession, Deception, Blood Trade (Judge, Jury, Executioner Boxed Set Book 3) (p. 303). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition
4. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Say My Name: A Space Opera Adventure Legal Thriller (Judge, Jury, Executioner Book 15) (p. 158). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.
5. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Torch the Sky (Judge, Jury, Executioner Book 19) (p. 28). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.
6. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Judge, Jury, & Executioner Boxed Set (Books 5-8): Slave Trade, Fratricide, The Art of Smuggling, Dispute (Judge, Jury, Executioner Boxed Set Book 2) (p. 249). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.
7. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Judge, Jury, & Executioner Boxed Set (Books 5-8): Slave Trade, Fratricide, The Art of Smuggling, Dispute (Judge, Jury, Executioner Boxed Set Book 2) (p. 266). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.
8. ↑ Martelle, Craig; Anderle, Michael. Judge, Jury, & Executioner Boxed Set (Books 9-12): Rise of the AI, Adverse Possession, Deception, Blood Trade (Judge, Jury, Executioner Boxed Set Book 3) (p. 275). LMBPN Publishing. Kindle Edition.