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List of unwritten starship articles

This is one of a series of "to do" lists of articles to add to the wiki. It is intended to be temporary, used only until such time was the wiki is populated enough for Wanted Pages to be representative of its needs.

This list focuses on starships and other spacefaring vessels.

For the master list, see List of unwritten articles.

## Federation starships

### Starfleet

Canon
USS *Bozeman* • USS *Cairo* • USS *Defiant* •  *Enterprise* (NX-01) • USS *Enterprise*-B • USS *Enterprise*-C • USS *Enterprise*-E • USS *Excelsior* • USS *Horatio* • USS *Intrepid* • USS *Muashi* • USS *Reliant* • USS *Rhode Island* • USS *ShiKahr* • USS *Stargazer* • USS *Sutherland* • USS *Yamato* • USS *Zhukov*
"Beta canon"
USS *Alliance* • USS *Atlas* • USS *Cydonia* • USS *Righteous* • USS *Valkyrie* • USS *Verity*
*Star Trek Online*
USS *Belfast* • USS *Chimera* • USS *Enterprise*-F • USS *Khitomer* • USS *Renown*
Fanon
USS *Alhambra* • USS *Anduril* • USS *Avalon* • USS *Baltimore* • USS *Beachmont* • USS *Cantabrian* • USS *Cerberus* • USS *Chesapeake* (NCC-21085) • USS *Chesapeake* (NCC-62010) • USS *Christopher Pike* • USS *Excelsior*-C • USS *Highlander* • USS *Hyperion* • USS *Khonsu* • USS *Magellan* • USS *Paragon* • USS *Pendragon* • USS *Prospect* • USS *Odyssey* • USS *Ross* • USS *Scandalon* • USS *Seacouver* • USS *Skyfall*
### Civilian

*Gideon Brown* • *Colorado Sky* • *Feleena's Folly* • FCV *Whippoorwill* • SS *Artemis* • *La Sirena* • SS *Walkabout* •

## Romulan starships

ChR *Bloodwing* • IRW *Chironsala* • IRW *Imperiax* • IRW *Othrys*
## Starship classes

### Starfleet

Canon
*Akira*-class • *Constitution*-class • *Curiosity*-class • *Daedalus*-class • *Danube*-class • *Equity*-class • *Excelsior*-class • *Federation*-class • *Inquiry*-class • *Intrepid*-class • *Miranda*-class • *Nova*-class • *Olympus*-class • *Peregrine*-class • *Prometheus*-class • *Seeker*-class • *Sovereign*-class • *Sydney*-class • *Walker*-class • *Wallenberg*-class • *Wells*-class
Beta canon
*Archer*-class • *Narendra*-class • *Shangri La*-class • *Vesta*-class •
*Star Trek Online*
*Earhart*-class • *Daystrom*-class • *Emissary*-class • *Excalibur*-class • *Gagarin*-class • *Jupiter*-class • *Pathfinder*-class • *Ross*-class • *Scott*-class • *Shran*-class • *Stargazer*-class • *Tucker*-class • *Venture*-class

Fanon
*Allegiance*-class • *Pendragon*-class • *Mitchell*-class • *Highlander*-class • *Lysander*-class
### Cardassian

*Galor*-class • *Hideki*-class • *Keldon*-class
### Romulan

*D'Deridex*-class • *D'Ridthau*-class • *Dhelan*-class • *Khlinae*-class • *Khnial*-class • *Malem*-class • *Mogai*-class • *Norexan*-class • *T'Liss*-class • *T'Varo*-class • *Scimitar*-class
## Starship types

aerowing • battleship • bird-of-prey • captain's yacht • cargo vessel • carrier • combat support tender • courier • cruiser • cutter • destroyer • dreadnought • escort • exploration cruiser • explorer • flight-deck cruiser • freighter • frigate • heavy cruiser • light cruiser • patrol cutter • perimeter action ship • Q-ship • runabout • science vessel • scout • shuttlcraft • supercarrier • tanker • transport • tug • warbird • warship
Paxar Station

**Paxar Station** was a large space station constructed in orbit of Paxar IV by the Romulan Star Empire, with assistance from the Taurhai Unity. It was the site of peace talks between the two powers, beginning in 2343 and lasting for many years.

The station housed delegates, ambassadors and their aides, support staff and security personnel, but was off-limits to civilian traffic, with travel through the Paxar system heavily restricted. Both Romulan and Taurhai vessels and personnel provided security for the station.

The Tal Shiar closely monitored the station, and maintained a number of operatives there seeking to learn all they could about the Taurhai, though there efforts were often frustrated by the other species' more advanced technology. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## External links

* Paxar Station article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Legacy

Legacy
could refer to:
* "Legacy", an episode of *Star Trek: The Next Generation*
* *Legacy*, a TOS novel.
* *Legacies*, a trilogy of novels celebrating the fiftieth annviersary of *Star Trek*

* *Legacy of Romulus*, an expansion and storyline for *Star Trek Online*
* *Legacy*, the title for season 19 of *Star Trek Online*

* *Star Trek: Legacy*, a PC video game

* USS *Legacy*, a *Sovereign*-class starship.

*Disambiguation page: If you followed a link to **Legacy** that brought you here, you might want to go back and change it to link to a more specific title. (For example: **Legacy (some other term)**, or choose from one of those listed above.)*
Nelkar

**Nelkar** was a Class M planet located in Sector 221-G. It was the homeworld of the Nelkarites, and its capital city was Selinium. Following the collapse of the Thallonian Empire in 2373, a number of Thallonian refugees settled on Nelkar. (*NF* novel: *The Two-Front War*, *End Game*)

Doctor Meron Byxthar, a Federation sociologist observed the life of the Thallonian refugees on Nelkar as part of her work. (*TNG* novel: *Losing the Peace*)

## Exernal links

* Nelkar article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2224

The following events occurred in the year **2224** according to the Earth calendar.

## Personal

### Births

* Catherine Sakai is born in Alaska, on Earth. (*Babylon 5* novel: *To Dream in the City of Sorrows*)

## External links

* 2224 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2224 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2224 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
2409

The following events occurred in the year **2409** according to the Earth calendar and corresponds to the stardate period 86000 to 86999.

## External link

* 2409 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2409 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2409 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Naulis Ree

**Naulis Ree** was a Benzite male living in the late 24th century. He was the first Benzite admiral in Starfleet. (*Clear Skies*: "Prologue")

During the Dominion War, he was Azeri Sull's commanding officer, and they worked numerous counter-intelligence operations together. One such operation involved finding Changeling infiltrators within the Orion Syndicate. (*Clear Skies*: "Prologue", "The Stage Is Set")

By 2381, Ree held the rank of rear admiral (lower half), and was stationed at Starfleet Command on Earth. He was instrumental in assigning the USS *Ross* to the Shackleton Expanse, and assigning Captain Sull as her commanding officer.

Ree kept apartments in the admiralty quarters in San Francisco. He was well-acquainted with fellow admirals Kathryn Janeway and Colin McClane, with the latter of whom he had a sometimes tense relationship. (*Clear Skies*: "Prologue", "The Stage Is Set")

Unlike many Benzites, he had not undergone a medical procedure to enable him to breathe independently off his homeworld, and as such, still used a chest-mounted respirator device. (*Clear Skies*: "Prologue")

## External links

* Naulis Ree article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Toreth

Commander **Toreth** was a female Romulan starship captain. She was the commanding officer of the IRW *Khazara*. She was a proud and dedicated commander, and was once awarded the Sotarek Citation for valor in battle against the Klingons. (TNG: "Face of the Enemy")

In 2364, she was a representative of the Romulan Star Empire in a secret meeting held by Spock and Sarek in an asteroid in the Romulan Neutral Zone to discuss the recent destruction of Romulan outposts along the Neutral Zone. (ST novel: *Vulcan's Soul: Exodus*)

In 2369, Toreth was ordered to deliver a Tal Shiar operative, Major Rakal, and some unidentified cargo to the Kaleb sector. Unbeknownst to Toreth, "Rakal" was actually an undercover identity of Deanna Troi, who was participating in a scheme to smuggle dissidents from the Reunificationist Movement out of Romulan territory. (TNG: "Face of the Enemy")

Toreth was censured for her role in the fiasco, but went on to distinguish herself during the Dominion War, in which she was single-handedly responsible for several victories for the allies. Following the Empire's schism in 2379, she allied herself with Commander Donatra, becoming a member of her inner circle. (*ST* novel: *A Singular Destiny*)

## External links

* Toreth article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Toreth (Romulan) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Romii system

The **Romii system** was a binary star system in the Beta Quadrant. The primary **Romii A** was an orange class K main sequence star, while its companion **Romii B** was a white dwarf. The system was home to four planets, one of which, Romii, was Class M and one of the original colonies and most populous worlds of the Romulan Star Empire. (TOS: "Balance of Terror"; *Star Trek Maps*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*, et. al)

In the 2380s, the system began to feel the effects of the impending supernova of the neighboring Romulan star. Shortly after the supernova occurred in 2387, the Romii system was irradiated and rendered uninhabitable. (*PIC* novel: *The Last Best Hope*, et. al)

## External links

* Romii article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Romii system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Romii system article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Prestor V

**Prestor V** was a Class M planet in the Beta Quadrant. In the late 23rd century, it was just inside the boundaries of Klingon space, and close to several Federation outposts, roughly eight days travel from Sol at cruising speed. From orbit, the planet presented a "scabrous brown and purple" appearance.

For generations, the planet's only source of industry and income was the Klingon Defense Force garrison stationed there. However, after the Praxis incident, the garrison was recalled as part of military cutbacks within the Empire. Thus abandoned, the colonial government turned to "institutionalized piracy and theft."

*It can be assumed, though it was not outright stated, that the colonial government went into business with the Orion Syndicate.*
The planet had a number of orbital docking facilities, originally constructed to support the garrison.

In 2293, Prestor V was the first stop on James T. Kirk and Teilani's journey from Earth to Chal. Their goal was to acquire supplies and equipment to restore the decommissioned *Enterprise* into fighting shape to serve as the first vessel in Chal's planetary defense group. That equipment included antimatter pods, ten photon torpedoes, shield augmenters, tractor beam enhancers, and Klingon disruptors, including twin disruptor cannons to replace the phaser banks that had been removed by Starfleet. Teilani was able to negotiate for the necessary equipment at a seedy bar in Prestor V's main spaceport.

A variety of blue beer was brewed on Prestor V, which Kirk and Montgomery Scott both found unpalatable. The beer often acquired clumps of green sludge, containing parasitic worms. Local policy was that if anyone drank the sludge, they were to be given another pitcher of beer in order to flush the worms out of their system. (*TOS* novel: *The Ashes of Eden*)

## External links

* Prestor V article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Nebula Squadron

**Nebula Squadron** was a was a training unit at Starfleet Academy, typically consisting of between four and six cadets from a single academic year.

For the class of 2358-2362, Cadets Timothy Sinclair, Benjamin Bartholomew and Ro Laren were members of Nebula Squadron. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

From 2372-2376, Cadet Yoshi Mishima was assigned to Nebula Squadron. One of his squadmates was Najeelev, a Cardassian dissident. Later, they were joined by Halakith. (*Star Trek: Starfleet Academy*)

## External links

* Nebula Squadron article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Nebula Squadron article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
M'talas Prime

**M'talas Prime** (or simply **M'talas**) was a Class M world and the main inhabited planet of the M'talas system. It had a number of moons, some of which were ringed. Geopolitically, the planet was divided into several districts, such as District Six. (ENT: "Dawn"; PIC: "The Next Generation")

*The planet's name is apparently sometimes transliterated as "Matalas" as well. (ENT: "Dear Doctor")*
Sometime prior to 2151, Dr. Phlox worked in a refugee camp on M'talas, where he was nearly overwhelmed by fifty refugees. (ENT: "Dear Doctor")

The Earth starship  *Enterprise* (NX-01) visited M'talas Prime in 2151 or 2152. Chief Engineer Tucker was especially impressed by the beauty of the planet's ringed moons. (ENT: "Dawn")

During the 24th and 25th centuries, the planet was a hotbed of organized crime, centered around District Six. Sometime between 2385 and 2400, artist Jae Hwang moved to M'talas Prime and opened a bar in the district, which was then used by the crimelord Sneed for his illicit business dealings. (PIC: "Disengage")

In the 2400s, the planet still remained outside Federation jurisdiction, though a number of Federation citizens lived there. The V'Lashi crime syndicate, headed by the Vulcan Krinn, also had a heavy presence on the planet. (PIC: "Imposters")

In 2401, Starfleet opened a recruitment office in District Seven, which was subsequently destroyed with a quantum tunneling weapon stolen from Daystrom Station by a group of rogue Changeling terrorists led by Vadic. The attack resulted in 117 casualties. Commander Rafaela Musiker and Captain Worf were investigating the Daystrom theft, but discovered the terror plot too late to stop it. (PIC: "The Next Generation")

## External links

* M'talas Prime article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* M'talas Prime article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Redjac

**Redjac** was a non-corporeal entity responsible for the murders of numerous beings, mostly women, across multiple worlds over the course of many centuries. Likened to an emotional parasite, it was sustained by either the life force of those it murdered or the fear generated by the act. Redjac was capable of possessing both organic beings and machinery, through which it enacted its crimes, and possibly of transmuting matter. It was known by many names, including **Beratis**, **Kesla**, **Red Jack**, and perhaps most notoriously, **Jack the Ripper**. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold")

Several theories arose for the origins of the creature. One account held that Redjac was one of the sixteen surviving Pandorans, known to its siblings as **Murder**. Alternately, the Doctor once theorized that Redjac was either a holdover from the previous universe or had been "born" when the first sentient being committed the first act of murder. (TOS short story: "A Fold in the Wolf"; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Whatever its origins, by the 19th century, Redjac had taken up residence on Earth. Between the years of 1888 and 1891, it had committed at least seventeen murders in and around London, for the most famous five of which it was dubbed "Jack the Ripper" by the press. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold")

Over the course of the 20th century, Redjac would travel across the world, killing in spurts before going dormant for a time, only for the cycle to start again. It killed seven women in Shanghai in 1932, and another five in Kiev in 1974, when it ran afoul of Gary Seven and Roberta Lincoln. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold"; *TOS* novel: *The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Sing, Volume 1*)

As humanity moved into space, so did Redjac. By 2105, it had murdered eight women in the Martian Colonies. In 2155-2156, it killed ten women in Heliopolis on Alpha Eridani II during the Earth-Romulan War. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold"; *ENT* novel: *Beneath the Raptor's Wing*)

Over the next century, Redjac visited various worlds, and was known as "Kesla" on Deneb II, where it murdered several women before moving on. In 2266, it committed a handful of murders on Rigel IV under the name "Beratis." Possessing the body of a Mr. Hengist, Redjac traveled to Argelius II, murdering at least three women there by 2267.

It was then that it was discovered by the crew of the USS *Enterprise*, who ultimately beamed Redjac into space, in the hopes that it would die from starvation. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold")

*According to some accounts, Redjac was encountered by the* Enterprise *again during the 2280s (*TOS *comic:* Wolf on the Prowl*), and by the USS *Enterprise*-D in 2370 (*TNG *comic:* Embrace the Wolf*). These incidents may not reflect occurrences in* Star Trek: Pendragon *continuity.*
## External links

* Redjac article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Redjac article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Redjac article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Jack the Ripper article at ***TARDIS Data Core***, the *Doctor Who* wiki
Rigelian

Rigelian
could refer to:
* Any of the sapient species native to the Rigel or Beta Rigel systems, or the inhabitants of the various colonies located there:
	+ The sabre-toothed turtle-like Chelon of Beta Rigel III
	+ The Zami of Beta Rigel IV
	+ The Vulcanoid Rigellians of Beta Rigel V
	+ The Jelna of Beta Rigel VI, most commonly called "Rigelians"
	+ The V'gelnians of Beta Orionis V
	+ The humanoid Rigellians and their sub-species, the Kaylar, from Rigel VII

* Other:
	+ Rigelian fever
	+ Rigelian Trade Commission
	+ Rigellian Festival of Light

See also: Rigel (disambiguation) and Orion (disambiguation)
## External links

* Rigelian article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Rigellian article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Rigelian article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.

*Disambiguation page: If you followed a link to **Rigelian** that brought you here, you might want to go back and change it to link to a more specific title. (For example: **Rigelian (some other term)**, or choose from one of those listed above.)*
Orlight

The **Orlights** were a form of "boogeymen" in Skagaran mythology said to be "half-machine, half-monster." They haunted the seas of the Skagaran homeworld, and rose from the depths to attack hapless vessels, only to vanish below once again. The Skagarans dealt with the ingrained terror this caused by draining their planet's oceans.

On Epheska during the 23rd century, a group of seafaring renegades were referred to as Orlights by the Skagaran rulers, who were unaware of their true nature. These Orlights were Vulcans, survivors and descendants of a survey crew that crashed on the planet in the 2150s. (*SNW* novel: *The High Country*)
USS Al-Batani

The **USS *Al-Batani* (NCC-42995)** was an *Excelsior*-class Federation starship, in Starfleet service from the mid-24th century through the early 25th century. In the 2350s, the *Al-Batani* was commanded by Admiral Owen Paris. Ensign Kathryn Janeway served as a science officer aboard the *Al-Batani* during the Arias Expedition. (VOY: "Caretaker", "Shattered", et. al)

## External links

* USS Al-Batani article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Al-Batani article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Romulan language

***Rihan*** (properly ***Rihanh***, adj. form: ***Rihannsu***) is the proper name of the traditional Romulan language, developed from Old High Vulcan during the The Long Journey. The word means "the declared," an adaptation of the OHV world *Seheik*, and is also the name the Romulans took for themselves when they left Vulcan during the Time of Awakening. (*TOS* novel: *The Romulan Way*)

## 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.
Lorenze Cluster

The **Lorenze Cluster** was a star cluster in the Beta Quadrant, containing the planet Minos. It was near the Canopus Core of Federation space, proximate to Starbase 103 and visible from 'aucdet IX. The Erselrope Wars were fought in the vicinity of the Lorenze Cluster.

The USS *Drake* was lost at Minos while surveying the Lorenze Cluster in 2364. (TNG: "The Arsenal of Freedom")

## External links

* Lorenze Cluster article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
New Orleans class

The ***New Orleans* class** was a type of Federation starship in Starfleet service during the 24th century. Classed as a frigate, the *New Orleans* was Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards' next major project after the *Ambassador* class. It became one of the pathfinders for technology used in the *Galaxy* class development project, serving a similar role to that the *Baton Rouge* class had in the development of *Constitution*-class technology. (LUG: *The Price of Freedom*; *Star Trek: Vasquez*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

The USS *New Orleans* and her earliest sister ships were built in the late 2220s. The USS *Kyushu*, one of the first of the class to be launched, was commissioned in 2327. (*The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard*)

After those first vessels passed their trials with flying colors, the class went into full production in the 2330s, quickly becoming one of Starfleet's most reliable "workhorses," seen as a replacement for the still-useful but aging *Miranda* class. Sturdy and versatile, the *New Orleans* class' expected service duration was at least 80 years, and the class would see several major upgrades and refits over its operational lifetime, remaining in production well into the 2370s, at least. (*STA* novel: *Progenitor*; DS9: "Nor the Battle to the Strong"; *Star Trek: Vasquez*; *Star Trek: A Call to Duty*)

The first major upgrade to the *New Orleans* came in 2359, and the resulting Mark II design kept the class on par with the brand new *Galaxy* and *Nebula* classes just being launched from Utopia Planitia and was viewed as part of the same design family. The second major refit was originally scheduled for 2379, but was moved up to 2374 because of the Dominion War. Mark III *New Orleans*-ships would remain the standard until the Mark IV upgrade in the 2390s. (*Star Trek: Vasquez*; *Star Trek: A Call to Duty*)

By the 2410s, starship technologies had advanced so significantly that the planned (and final) Mark V refit for the *New Orleans* was instead spun off into its own project, the *Lafayette* class. (*Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* New Orleans class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* New Orleans class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lorian

**Lorian** was the third child, and first son, of T'Pol and (secretly) Charles Tucker; as such, he was a Vulcan/Human genetic hybrid. He was born circa 2170, and like his elder sister T'Mir, most people outside his family (and his parents' close friends) believed he was the son of T'Pol and her former husband Koss. (*ENT* novel: *To Brave the Storm*)

At approximately age 16 in 2186, he had tousled blond hair and a fair complexion, contrasting with his sister's dark brown hair and olive skin. While they both had pointed ears Lorian's eyebrows were not angled like a Vulcan's and had a more human aspect. (*ENT* novel: *To Brave the Storm*)

## External links

* Lorian article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Lorian article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Rateg

**Rateg** was a city on Romulus. It was the ancestral home of the Ortikant clan, and Stronghold Ortikant occupied the highest elevation of the city. (*Star Trek: Typhon Pact* novel: *Rough Beasts of Empire*)

While undercover on Romulus in 2368, Jean-Luc Picard and Data posed as citizens of Rateg while visiting Ki Baratan. (TNG: "Unification")

## External links

* Rateg article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Rateg article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Samrin's Planet

**Samrin's Planet** was a world somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy. Ensign Worf met K'Ehleyr there in 2359. (TNG: "The Emissary")

## Appendices

### Background

* This script for "The Emissary" mentioned this planet, but the reference did not make it into the final cut of the episode.

### External links

* Samrin's Planet article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Kall Porakan

**Kall Porakan** was a male Iotian who lived in the late 23rd century. He was a law enforcement officer, and leader of a sub-culture on Sigma Iotia II that revered Eliot Ness, a 1920s Earth lawman, and valued honesty and integrity, in opposition to the rest of the planet's society of gangsters.

Among Porakan's opponents were the Yakkle Gang.

Kall Porakan remained a cultural icon among the Iotians for over a century, and he inspired Makk Vinx to a career in Starfleet as a security officer. (*SCE* novel: *Fables of the Prime Directive*)
L-5 Colonies

The **L-5 Colonies** were a series of habitats constructed in orbit at the L5 point between Earth and Luna. Six such colonies were constructed by the mid-21st century. These were O'Neill cylinder space habitats, constructed from hollowed out asteroids.

The original six L-5 habitats were Colony Roykirk, the Moss-Offenhouse colony, the NicholCorp facility, the Brynner Asteroid, the Starling Habitat and the Vanguard Colony. By 2053, all these colonies were self-sustaining, and able to survive being cut off from Earth during the Third World War.

In 2058, the six colonies participated a test as part of Zefram Cochrane's warp drive research, in an attempt to generate a stable subspace field. During the test, an unknown error occurred, which caused all six colonies to disappear, presumed destroyed. (*TLE* novel: *The Sundered*; *TTN* novel: *The Red King*)

*See: Vanguard Colony*
By the 22nd century, additional colonies and stations were constructed in orbit around Earth at the L4 and L5 points, including L5 Colony and the L5 Test Station. These habitats would continue to be active for at least the next two centuries. In the late 23rd century, the Lagrangian colonies were known for their extensive, state-of-the-art medical facilities. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone"; FASA: *Stardate Magazine*)
Kellicam

A ***qelI'qam*** (transliterated as **kellicam** or ***QelIqam***) is Klingon unit for measuring distance, roughly equivalent to two kilometers. (*Star Trek III: The Search for Spock*; TNG: "Redemption", et. al; *Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* Kellicam article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Kellicam article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Selar

**Selar** was a Vulcan woman who served in Starfleet during the 24th century. During the 2360s and 2370s, she served as a doctor aboard the USS *Enterprise*-D and the USS *Excalibur*. (TNG: "The Schizoid Man", et. al; *Star Trek: New Frontier*)

She was born on Vulcan in 2324. As she grew older, she found she was not a particularly strong telepath, which led her to a career as a physician instead of a Vulcan healer. (*TNG* novel: *Metamorphosis*)

In 2360, while working at Starfleet Medical, Selar investigated reports of an outbreak of the Romulan disease known as the Gnawing. At the behest of Admiral Uhura, Selar went on an undercover fact-finding mission behind the borders of the Romulan Star Empire with Benjamin Sisko and Tuvok in order to gain more information about the illness. (*TLE* novel: *Catalyst of Sorrows*)

From 2364 to 2371, Selar was a doctor aboard the USS *Enterprise*-D, with the rank of lieutenant. She quickly became the ship's assistant chief medical officer under Dr. Beverly Crusher (and in 2365, Dr. Katherine Pulaski). (TNG: "The Schizoid Man", et. al)

In 2371, she took a leave of absence from Starfleet to undergo the *pon farr*, shortly before the loss of the *Enterprise* at Veridian III. (*NF* novel: *House of Cards*)

In late 2373, Dr. Selar was assigned as chief medical officer of the USS *Excalibur* under the command of Captain Mackenzie Calhoun during the vessel's mission in Sector 221-G. (*NF* novel: *House of Cards*)

While aboard the *Excalibur*, Selar developed a friendship of sorts with Soleta, the chief science officer, and entered into a tumultuous romance with and the ship's chief engineer, a Hermat named Burgoyne 172. (*NF* novel: *Martyr*)

She, like nearly all her shipmates, survived the destruction of the *Excalibur* in 2376. (*NF* novel: *Dark Allies*)

## Appendices

### Background

* Selar was the first of several *Star Trek* characters played by Suzie Plakson. She would return to TNG as K'Ehleyr, and later appear on VOY as the Lady Q, and on ENT as the treacherous Andorian Tarah.

### External links

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

The **Psyll** were a sapient, cetacean species native to the planet Volgas in the Hagmi system. In ancient times, their ancestors were uplifted by a race known to them as the Shapers, presumably for use as a sea-farming labor force. After the disappearance of the Shapers, they built their own civilization. As of the late 23rd century, the Psyll population on Volgas numbered over 4.4 billion.

Centuries later, the Orions established a colony on Volgas, and soon made contact with the Psyll. Unlike other indigenous races on Orion-colonized worlds, the Psyll developed a close and peaceful relationship with the newcomers and worked together as partners to share the planet. This unprecedented closeness "compromised" local Orion culture, and separated the Volgasan Orions from their offworld kin.

Many offworlders came to Volgas for trade and for holiday, and to dive the oceans for the many wrecked starships that lie deep beneath the waves. Neither the Psyll or the local Orions had any interest in these wrecks, but they did not stop anyone from exploring them; however, the Psyll always seemed reluctant about helping the divers, or exploring too deeply themselves. (FASA: *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*)

## External links

* Psyll article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lethean

The **Letheans** were a telepathic humanoid species, whose homeworld was somewhere in the Ionite Nebula. In the 24th century, they were often employed by criminal organizations and as assassins and mercenaries.

They were proficient with telepathic attacks, which often proved fatal. These generally required close proximity, when the Lethean would place their hands near (not necessarily *on*) either side of their victim's head, emitting psionic energy that took the form of arcing electricity from their fingers. Some Letheans possessed telekinetic abilities as well.

Physically, Letheans were characterized by ridged heads, with bony spikes protruding from their faces and hands; their skin was mottled with tones ranging from sallow and gray to reddish brown. (DS9: "Distant Voices", "The Sword of Kahless"; LUG: *Deep Space Nine Core Book*; *Star Trek Online*)

During the mid-to-late 21st century, the Letheans waged war on the Gretharans, a proto-humanoid race of artisans, wiping them out. Writings left on Icaria Prime described a weapon, the *Krialta*, that the Gretharans had hoped would drive away the Letheans. (*SCE* novel: *Remembrance of Things Past*)

Many Letheans were members of the Orion Syndicate. In the 2390s, the Gorn Hegemony hired Lethean and Nausicaan mercenaries to aid in their war with the Klingon Empire. After the war, the Letheans offered their services to the Empire, and by 2409, many served in the Klingon Defense Force, while those who did not were often relegated to living in slums on Qo'noS and other Klingon worlds. (*Clear Skies*; *Star Trek Online*)

## Notable individuals

* Alevant
* Altovar
* Alvek
* Lovik
* Nakar
* Soto
* Vizimar

## Names

Abberut • Anthed • Aoto • Bedza • Berezog • Bevazed • Bokzit • Bularet • Cuzzit • Delaz • Dibtuz • Dorred • Garikoz • Jivv • Kazigot • Kopesz • Loilanc • Maduz • Mayk • Mezic • Noiklag • Noronvo • Quinjat • Reinbo • Reztrei • Rovinaf • Siziurk • Sovar • Surrnaf • Ticzo • Trezei • Trubae • Udlub • Zoroc • Zukratti
## External links

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

**Mirek** was a female Romulan living in the 23rd century, and a Commander in the Romulan Star Navy. She was the sister of Liviana Charvanek, and the niece of Ael t'Rllaillieu.

Circa 2270, Mirek was the commanding officer of a bird-of-prey. She held a grudge against Starfleet Captain James T. Kirk over the fate of her sister. (*Star Trek: Unlimited* comic: *None But the Brave*)

## External links

* Mirek (Commander) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lembatta Cluster

The **Lembata Cluster** was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant, a stellar cluster comprised mainly of large, ancient red giants. It lay along the borders of the United Federation of Planets and Klingon Empire, not far off the Rigel Highway. Several sapient species were native to the area, including the isolationist Renao. A few worlds in the Cluster, such as Lembatta Prime, were Federation members. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; *Star Trek: Prometheus*: *Fire with Fire*, *The Root of All Rage*)

In 2366, the IKS *DevraD* destroyed a pirate fleet that was preying on the region. (*Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 3: Ships of the Klingon Empire*)

During the Federation-Klingon War in 2373, the *Nebula*-class starship USS *Farragut* was destroyed by Klingon vessels while en route to Ajilon Prime. (DS9: "Nor the Battle to the Strong")

## External links

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

***Pixmit*** or ***pikhmit*** were triangular cards used within the Romulan Star Empire. They could be used as playing cards, and in games like *zhamaq*. They could also be arranged in patterns as a meditation aid, or for the purposes of cartomancy.

*Pixmit* cards typically depicted aspects of Romulan culture and mythology. (PIC: "The End is the Beginning", "Absolute Candor")

## External links

* Pixmit article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Proxima II

**Proxima II** was the second planet orbiting the star Proxima, the tertiary star of the Alpha Centauri system. A Class M world, it was the location of the **Proxima Colony**, one of the United Earth's early interstellar settlements.

As with Centauri B II and Alpha Centauri III, Zefram Cochrane helped found the Proxima colony. The expedition departed Earth in 2101 with ships capable of Warp 1.8, arriving some 18 months later. The terraforming process began in 2103, and the colony thrived. It peacefully declared independence in the mid-2130s, some 20 years before the founding of the Coalition of Planets. (*Federation: The First 150 Years*)

During the Earth-Romulan War, Proxima was one of several human colonies threatened by the Romulan advance. (*ENT* novel: *Beneath the Raptor's Wing*)

In the 24th century, Starfleet's Proxima Maintenance Yards were located near Proxima II. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")

## External links

* Proxima colony article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Proxima II article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Proxima Colony article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Sector Z-6

**Sector Z-6** was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy, adjacent to the Bolarus and Tarod sectors. The majority of it was in Federation territory, though the Romulan Neutral Zone ran through area along the trailing edge. (TOS: "Balance of Terror"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

Along that side, the sector was bordered by the Tarod and Devron sectors across the Neutral Zone, with the Bolarus and Tango sectors rimward, and the Ivor and Typhon sectors towards the galactic core. Its antispinward edge lay on the Alpha Quadrant border. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

The Syrma and Mu Arae systems were located in the sector. By the mid-24th century, Starbase 718 was also active in the region. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

From 2156 to 2160, the region was part of the main operational theatre during the Earth-Romulan War. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

A century later, in 2266, Sector Z-6 was the point where a Romulan bird-of-prey breached the Neutral Zone and destroyed several Federation outposts in order to test its new design of cloaking device. The vessel was eventually tracked and destroyed by the USS *Enterprise*. (TOS: "Balance of Terror")

## External links

* Sector Z-6 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Sector Z-6 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Robin Lefler

**Robin Lefler** was a female Starfleet officer serving in the late 24th century. An engineer, she served aboard the USS *Enterprise*-D and USS *Excalibur*, among other postings.

She was from the town of Cannes, on Earth.

Lefer was a close friend of Elizabeth Shelby. She was briefly in a relationship with Wesley Crusher, and later with Thallonian Ambassador Si Cwan, and then Lieutenant Luko. By early 2384, she was engaged to Commander Benjamin Nostrum. (TNG: "The Game"; *Star Trek: New Frontier*; *Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*; *Orphans of War*)

Shortly after stardate 61847.5 (6 November 2384), Commander Lefler was apparently killed in a failed Omega molecule experiment. (THC: "Letter of the Law")

*While this happened in the* Hidden Frontier *timeline, it may not have occurred in* Pendragon *continuity as events in the Milky Way were much different while* Odyssey *was in Andromeda. Alternately, Lefler may have been saved from her fate by Wesley Crusher (using his Traveler abilities).*

## External links

* Robin Lefler article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Robin Lefler article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Robin Lefler article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Occult system

**Occult** was the name of a single star and its associated planetary system in Cluster Z-80 of the Sagittarian Stellar Group, in the Alpha Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy. The system contained at least twelve planets, the fourth, Belle Terre, being Class M. In the late-23rd century, the Occult system lay some nine months from the coreward edge of Federation space.

The star was named for a flickering distortion effect from the Gamma Night phenomenon that "occulted" it, causing it to go dark (from the Federation's perspective) at regular intervals. It was near to a pair of binary stars called Whistler and Mother.

The system was the destination of the Belle Terre Colonial Expedition, which set out to colonize Belle Terre in 2278, arriving there in mid-2279. (*Star Trek: New Earth* novel: *Wagon Train to the Stars*)

## Appendices

### Notes

* The travel times and warp speeds given in *New Earth* vary in consistency with established warp scales, so pinpointing the location of the system is difficult. It appears to be in the direction of the Sagittarius constellation and could be anywhere from 150 to 300 light-years from Earth. The "nine months at warp two" figure would place it far too close to Earth, no matter which scale is used. "Six months at warp six" is a far more common figure given in the books, and going by the TNG scale, fits within those parameters, giving a distance of about 200 light-years beyond Federation space. This puts Occult somewhere in the vicinity of Sigma Sagittarii, but not quite as far out as Delta Sagittarii.
* The system is presumably in or near the Sagittarius Reach. (*DTI* novel: *Watching the Clock*)

### External links

* Occult system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Occult system article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
List of Star Trek comic references in Star Trek: Pendragon

This article lists references to *Star Trek* comic books in *Star Trek: Pendragon*.

## Marvel Comics

### *Star Trek: Early Voyages*

Algol II • Chakuun • Dermot Cusack • Darien 224 • Moves-With-Burning-Grace • Kaaj • Lirin • Marrat Nebula • Sita Mohindas • Nano • Prairie • Starbase 13 • Starbase 45 • Theta Kalyb • Well of Tomorrows
### *Star Trek: Starfleet Academy*

Edam Astrun • Matthew Decker • Kamilah Goldstein • Yoshi Mishima • Omega Squad • T'Priell • Kyethn Zund
Sean's Bar

Located in the town of Athlone, Ireland, **Sean's Bar** was the oldest extant pub on Earth. It was founded in or before the year 900 AD, and remained in operation continuously through at least the 24th century. In the 2350s and 2360s, Sean's was a favorite haunt of Timothy Sinclair. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "Wings As Eagles", "A Quiet Darkness", "Dragon Ascendant")

## External links

* Sean's Bar article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
* Sean's Bar article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Kavrot sector

The **Kavrot sector**, also known as **Sector 798-C**, was a region in the Beta Quadrant. In the 24th century, it was a frontier sector beyond space charted by the Klingon Empire, away from any other known interstellar powers.

In 2376, Chancellor Martok ordered that the sector should be fully charted and explored, in search of new resources for the Empire following the Dominion War. The IKS *Gorkon* and several other new *Qang*-class vessels were assigned to the sector fleet, which was under the command of General Talak.

At that time, the sector was home to few sentient species, most of which were pre-warp societies. Among them were the Brenlekki and the Children of San-Tarah. One warp capable culture was known to hail from the region, the Elabrej Hegemony, though until that point, they had never encountered another intelligent species.

There was evidence that more advanced beings had lived in, or at least visited the region in the past. Subspace eddies around San-Tarah were the result of an ancient battle fought with subspace weaponry, though the combatants were not native to the world and otherwise unknown. (*GKN* novel: *A Good Day to Die*, et. al)

In 2380, the Klingons allowed a group of Remans to found a colony on Klorgat IV, an uninhabted planet in the sector. (*ST* novel: *Articles of the Federation*)

The USS *Titan* passed through the Kavrot sector en route to the uncharted Canis Major region. (*TTN* novel: *Over a Torrent Sea*)

## Inhabitant species

Brenlekki • Children of San-Tarah • Elabrej • Klingon (colonized) • Nayyvrrra • Reman (colonized)

## Locations

### Planets

Brenlek • First World • Klorgat IV • Nayyvrrra • San-Tarah
### Star systems

Kavrot vaghmaH (Kavrot 50) • Kavrot javmaH jav (Kavrot 66) • Kavrot wej'vlath wa'maH vagh (Kavrot 315) • San-Tarah system (Kavrot loSmaH Soch, Kavrot 47)
## External links

* Kavrot sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Krell

The **Krell** were an ancient civilization from Altair VI, long extinct by the 23rd century. Archaeological discoveries indicated that the Krell had also colonized Altair IV. (FASA: *The Federation*; *Star Trek Maps*)

## Appendices

### Background

* The Krell were a reference to the classic film *Forbidden Planet*, which was an inspiration for the original *Star Trek*.

### External links

* Krell article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Pattern enhancer

**Pattern enhancers** were a type of portable device used by the Federation which boosted signal reception for transporters and allowed beaming in conditions that would adversely effect the process. (TNG: "Power Play"; VOY: "State of Flux", "Dark Frontier"; DSC: "Brother"; *Star Trek Online*, et. al)

## Gallery

Pattern enhancers, folded for storage and transportA pattern enhancer, deployed and ready for activationAn activated pattern enhancerA trio of active pattern enhancers assisting a transport

## External links

* Pattern enhancer article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Pattern enhancer article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Pattern enhancer article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Omega Squadron

**Omega Squadron** was a training unit at Starfleet Academy, typically consisting of between four and six cadets from a single academic year.

During the 2350s, Cadet Paul Rice was assigned to Omega Squadron. (*TLE* novel: *Deny Thy Father*)

For the class of 2372-2376, Omega Squadron consisted of Cadets Kamilah Goldstein, Matthew Decker, T'Priell, Pava sh'Aqabaa, and Nog. After Goldstein's murder by First Cadre, Edam Astrun joined the squad. During this period, the squadron's field advisor was Commander Kyethn Zund. (*Star Trek: Starfleet Academy*)

## Gallery

### Class of 2372-2376

Cadet Kamilah GoldsteinCadet Matthew DeckerCadet Pava Ek'Noor sh'AqabaaCadet T'PriellCadet NogCadet Edam AstrunCommander Kyethn Zund, field advisor

## External links

* Omega Squadron article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Omega Squadron article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Pillagra

**Pillagra** was the third planet of the R-855 system, and the Bajoran colony there. It was the site of first contact between the Federation and the Bajorans in 2270, when the USS *Enterprise* defended the colony from attack by the then-unknown Ascendants. (*TOS* novel: *Allegiance in Exile*)

The colony thrived well into the 24th century, and during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor, many Bajorans lucky enough to escape found refuge on Pillagra. (*DS9* novel: *Sacraments of Fire*)

## External links

* Pillagra article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Point of divergence

A **point of divergence** was an event, however small, that caused one timeline to split off from another, forming a new quantum reality in the multiverse.

According to multiverse theory, new realities were being born every moment, as every choice that could be made, would be made, in an alternate state of existence. These "choice points" were a natural form of "divergence" that did not go against the natural forces at work in the multiverse.

However, more significant points of divergence tended to revolve around the choices effecting the outcomes of important historical events, especially those at the epicenter of a temporal event. Most "linked" realities, including those known as mirror universes, were theorized to be born from these significant points of divergence.

As an example, the divergence point between the Prime reality and the *Kelvin* timeline happened when the *Narada* traveled from 2387 to 2233 and drastically alerted the life of James T. Kirk, an historical figure of immense temporal significance. The resulting stress to the space-time continuum caused the new reality to branch off, with effects preceding cause, altering the nature of the new universe into the distant past, as well as the future. In that instance, had the event not been so significant, the effects may not have been as profound; for example, had the *Narada* appeared, but not engaged the *Kelvin*, an alteration to history would have occurred, but the "flow" of the "river of time" would have soon course-corrected because the change would have been relatively minor.

Other points of divergence are more nebulous, but can still be traced to the outcome of an event, if not the specific moment or decision point. For instance, while the Borg, or something like them, are considered to be a "quantum inevitability," their nature may be fundamentally different in various quantum realities, because of divergence points. In the First Splinter timeline, the Borg arose from the Caeliar, partially due to temporal events involving the starship  *Columbia* (NX-02). While the Borg still exist in other versions of reality, their specific origin is different in many of those, some in small ways, some in *every* way, with near-infinite variety.