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Yovakor

**Yovakor** was a Class M planet in Klingon space, near the Federation border and Romulan Neutral Zone. Considered by the Klingon Empire to be a "backwater" world, it was home to an agricultural colony, and was a location for trade in the border region.

The climate was hot and considered ideal for farming, with red soil and large jungles. Though the population was mainly Klingon, many other species resided or visited there, and members of the Orion Syndicate frequently visited the planet for illicit business.

Domaq City was a settlement on the planet. Larkor, a farmer, lived there with his wife, who owned a bar, where Zazrit sometimes came for information.

In the early 2370s, certain disaffected members of the population formed a "militia", as a "second chance" at gaining glory by asserting Klingon dominance over the outworlders, in hopes that these actions would earn them notice by the Klingon Defense Force. They were based approximately 70 kilometers north of Domaq in an old bunker built into a rocky mound in one of the planet's jungles; the area surrounding the bunker was secured with a photon minefield. Despite being focused on "Klingon purity," the militia was secretly backed by the Orion Capo Malgog of the Orion Syndicate.

In mid-2372, Zazrit and an away team from the USS *Sally Ride* clandestinely visited Yovakor as part of their search for Malgog and the captive Lind Xadas. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "Out of Bounds, Part 2")

## External links

* Yovakor article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Dauntless (Galaxy class)

The **USS *Dauntless*** was a *Galaxy*-class Federation starship in service during the late 24th century. (*Star Trek: Bridge Commander*; *Shield of Tomorrow*; *NF* novel: *Blind Man's Bluff*)

The ship was launched in the 2360s, and became a part of the Seventh Fleet in 2365. (*Star Trek: Bridge Commander*)

In 2372, the *Dauntless* was under the command of Captain Jonathan Ucab. (SOT: "Anchorage")

## Appendices

### Background

* In the game *Bridge Commander*, the *Dauntless* had the registry number NCC-71879. That ship was destroyed in the course of the game's story (circa 2378), but that may not reflect other realities.

### External links

* USS Dauntless (Galaxy class) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Slaybis II

**Slaybis II** was the an M-class planet in the Slaybis system, and the site of a Cardassian colony in the 2370s.

The colony itself was not affiliated with the Cardassian Union, and rejected any form of aid from the Cardassian government. It was settled by a group of anti-technology "fanatics" who dismantled their spaceship upon arrival, and from then on lived in a peaceful, agrarian lifestyle. The colony was funded by "a few rich eccentrics." (*VOY* novel: *The Third Artifact*)

## External links

* Slaybis II article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Tracken II

**Tracken II** was a planet in the Demilitarized Zone between the Cardassian Union and the Untied Federation of Planets. By 2373, it was home to a Maquis colony.

That year, Captain Benjamin Sisko threatened to poison the planet's atmosphere with trilithium, as he had done to Solosos III, unless Michael Eddington ended his biogenic weapons attacks on Cardassian colonies and surrendered. Eddington agreed, and the planet was spared. However, the Jem'Hadar would wipe the colony out later in the year. (DS9: "For the Uniform", "By Inferno's Light")

## External links

* Tracken II article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Tracken II article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Vobilite

**Vobilites** were a humanoid species native to the planet Vobilin in the Alpha Quadrant. They typically had mottled, reddish skin, and protruding jaw tusks.

They were early members of the United Federation of Planets, joining by the end of the 22nd century, and many served in Starfleet. (*ST* novel: *Starfleet: Year One*; *Star Trek: Stargazer* novel: *Gauntlet*, et. al)

In the 2250s, Vobilite Dr. Miyko Tarsch was chief medical officer aboard the USS *Republic*. (*TOS* novel: *My Brother's Keeper*: *Republic*)

## Background

* The Vobilites are among many races created by author Michael Jan Friedman, and frequently featured as supporting or background characters in his *Star Trek* novels and comics. Like most of his creations, little information is known about them.
* In *Starfleet: Year One*, Friedman portrayed the Vobilites as founding members of the Federation, which contradicts earlier sources, and later canon; however, it is assumed that they were one of the earliest species to join the UFP after its founding.

## External links

* Vobilite article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Star Trek: Pendragon Wiki

**Welcome to the *Star Trek: Pendragon* wiki!**
*Star Trek: Pendragon* is the umbrella title of a group of interconnected works of *Star Trek* fan fiction, primarily written by T.J. Drake, from 1996 to the present. This wiki serves to annotate these stories, and the many other related fanworks from other authors. This wiki is an *encyclopedia* of the world of *Pendragon* stories and its many spin-offs and related material. *Star Trek: Pendragon* and fanworks by T.J. Drake are written purely for entertainment, not for profit of any kind, and no copyright infringement is intended against the *Star Trek* franchise, CBS Studios, Paramount Pictures, Viacom or any other entity.

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Union system

The **Union system** is a star system in the Reaya sector of the Beta Quadrant. Its star is a yellow G-type main sequence star. The system contains nine planets.

Union III is a class M planet, and home to a Federation colony, as well as the orbital Starbase 911.

Many of the planets and moons in the system are notable for their high concentration of dilithium ore.

An Iconian gateway in this system linked Federation space with a region of the Delta Quadrant near the galactic barrier. (Bravo Fleet, *Star Trek: Excelsior*)
Slaybis IV

**Slaybis IV** was a Class M planet in the Slaybis system, in the Demilitarized Zone between the Cardassian Union and the United Federation of Planets. It had at least three moons, and was the site of a human colony.

Slaybis Central was the name of the colony's capital city.

In 2371, Slaybis IV was attacked and nearly destroyed by Tharia ch'Ren, a rogue member of the Maquis. (*VOY* novel: *The Third Artifact*)
Sigma Kinna

**Sigma Kinna** was a star system in Beta Quadrant, within the territory of the Klingon Empire, near the Empire's border with the United Federation of Planets. The system's ninth planet, Mastocal, was the site of a major Klingon Defense Force installation in the 2260s. (FASA: *The Klingons: Game Operations Manual*, *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*)

## External links

* Sigma Kinna article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Xon

**Xon** was a male Vulcan who served in Starfleet during the 23rd century. Born circa 2249, he graduated Starfleet Academy in the late 2260s and was soon after assigned to the USS *Enterprise* with the rank of lieutenant. (*Star Trek: Phase II:* "Blood and Fire")

Initially a command division officer, Xon trained in multiple disciplines (much like Pavel Chekov before him), serving at both navigation and the bridge science station. He transferred to the science division by mid-2270. During his time aboard the *Enterprise*, Xon shared quarters with Ensign Kirk and the two became close friends. (*Star Trek: Phase II:* "Blood and Fire", "The Holiest Thing")

## Background

* The character of Xon was originally conceived for the unproduced series *Star Trek: Phase II*, the pilot of which eventually became *Star Trek: The Motion Picture*. Xon was to serve as Spock's replacement, a young full-Vulcan who attempted to understand humanity better by embracing and expressing his own emotions. Elements of Xon's character arc would later become part of Data's journey on *Star Trek: The Next Generation*.
* The *Phase II* fan film series featured Xon in later episodes which served as a bridge between the original series and the film era.

## External links

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

**Sito Jaxa** was a female Bajoran who served as a Starfleet officer during the late 24th century. (TNG: "Lower Decks")

Sito was born in the village of Ikreimi, in Dahkur Province on Bajor in the year 2347. Her father was Sito Keral, the cousin of Dr. Mora Pol. (*TLE* novel: *Dawn of the Eagles*; *Star Trek: Starship Creator*)

Having left Bajor during the Cardassian Occupation, Sito entered Starfleet Academy around 2365; in 2368, she was in her third year when she was involved in the Nova Squadron incident. As punishment, she and her squadmates were forced to repeat the year. (TNG: "The First Duty")

Sito graduated as an ensign in late 2369, and was assigned to the USS *Enterprise* (unbeknownst to her, at the request of Captain Picard). She served in the security department under Lieutenant Worf. Aboard the *Enterprise*, she formed friendships with fellow junior officers Sam Lavelle, Taurik, and Alyssa Ogawa, along with Ben, a civilian waiter in Ten-Foward. She also grew to consider Worf a friend.

On stardate 47566.7 (26 July 2370), seven months after her assignment to the *Enterprise*, Sito volunteered for a covert mission to return Joret Dal, a Cardassian dissident across the border to Cardassian territory, posing as a Bajoran slave he had captured. Unfortunately, the mission went badly and after missing her rendezvous, Sito was presumed killed in action when the *Enterprise* intercepted a Cardassian report stating a Bajoran prisoner had been killed while attempting escape. (TNG: "Lower Decks")

Unknown to Starfleet at the time, Sito had in fact been captured by the Cardassian military. (*Star Trek: Starship Creator*)

*Sito's fate has been expanded on through fan fiction in many different ways, and it remains to be seen what form that takes in* Pendragon *continuity.*
## External links

* Sito Jaxa article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Sito Jaxa article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Sito Jaxa article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Zhao (freighter)

*For similarly named articles, see Zhao.*
The ***Zhao*** was an independent freighter active during the late 24th century. In the 2370s, it was owned and operated as a salvage hauler by Captain Sarah Goldstein. The *Zhao* was equipped with a set of specialized sensors for use its trade, including a set of Ferengi ore detectors which cost Goldstein a year's salary.

In 2372, the *Zhao* encountered the USS *Sally Ride* near the Mutara sector, and assisted in the search for the lost shuttlecraft *Corsair*. Afterwards, the *Zhao* made for Starbase 138 to receive upgrades promised as payment for helping the *Sally Ride*. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "The Orphan", "Inquest")

## External links

* Zhao (freighter) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Centauri (NCC-1898)

The **USS *Centauri* (NCC-1898)** was an *Archer*-class Federation starship in service during the late 23rd century. (STA: *Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook*)

Originally launched in 2265, the *Centauri* was refit in 2278. At that time, Commander Running Fox assumed the post of ship's captain. The *Centauri* completed a tour of Starfleet's outposts along the Romulan Neutral Zone in record time, and then set out to explore coreward of Federation space, "north" of the galactic plane. When the ship didn't report in for several months, the *Centauri* was presumed lost.

However, the *Centauri* had actually fallen through a transient wormhole. The ship was relocated almost a thousand light-years spinward of Cardassian space and ahead several years in time to 2287. From their perspective, the *Centauri* crew spent two years trying to return home, succeeding only through the use of an Iconian gateway which burned itself out after their transition through to the Hromi Cluster, where they suddenly reappeared on Starfleet sensors in 2289.

Having spent two years out of contact while the rest of the galaxy spent eleven years thinking they were dead, the *Centauri'*s commanding officer decided to continue his "five-year mission" by seeking out additional Iconian ruins for scientific research by the Federation. (STA: *Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook*)

## External links

* USS Centauri (NCC-1898) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Deneb IV

**Deneb IV** (or **Alpha Cygni IV**) was a Class M world, and the fourth planet in the Deneb system. It was the homeworld of the Bandi. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint")

The Federation made first contact with the Bandi in 2362, and in an effort to impress their new friends, the Bandi promised to build a magnificent starbase to serve the Federation's needs in the region.

By 2364, Farpoint Station was active on Deneb IV, and the USS *Enterprise*-D was dispatched to pick up the rest of its crew complement there, and to investigate how the Bandi had managed to construct the base so quickly. Captain Picard and his crew soon discovered that the "station" was actually a cosmozoan life-form that came to be known as a star-jelly, which they freed. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint")

The Bandi promised to rebuild Farpoint Station, but were unable to do so for many years, curtailing Starfleet's plans to explore the Cygnus Reach beyond Deneb IV. (*TLE* novel: *The Buried Age*; *TTN* novel: *Orion's Hounds*)

Deneb IV became a member of the United Federation of Planets sometime between 2364 and 2378. In the 2370 census, the world had a population of 450 million Bandi. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

A New Farpoint Station was eventually constructed on Deneb IV, using more conventional means. It was in service by the early 2380s. (*Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Deneb IV article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Deneb IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Archimedes (NCC-83002)

The **USS *Archimedes* (NCC-83002)** was an *Obana*-class Federation starship in Starfleet service during the late 24th century. As of 2381, her commanding officer was Captain Sonya Gomez. (LDS: "First First Contact")

## External links

* USS Archimedes (24th century) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Archimedes (NCC-83002) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Quito

The **USS *Quito*** was an *Olympic*-class Federation starship in service during the 2370s and 2380s. Ensign Beckett Mariner served aboard the *Quito* prior to her transfer to the USS *Cerritos* circa 2380. (LDS: "Second Contact", "Cupid's Errant Arrow")

## External links

* USS Quito article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Quito article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Zheng He (NCC-86505)

The **USS *Zheng He* (NCC-86505)** was an *Inquiry*-class Federation starship in service the late 24th century. At the time, she was considered to be the "toughest, fastest, most powerful ship Starfleet ever put into service."

In 2399, the *Zheng He* was put under the temporary command of Captain William T. Riker and led a fleet of starships to defend Coppelius from the Zhat Vash. (PIC: "Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 2")

Roughly 18 months later, in 2401, the *Zheng He* was part of an armada sent to investigate a spatial anomaly. Shortly thereafter, the *Zheng He* participated in the Frontier Day exercises at Earth. (PIC: "The Star Gazer", "Farewell", "Vóx")

## External links

* USS Zheng He article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Zheng He (NCC-86505) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Warp highway

**Warp highways**, also known as **space lanes**, were regions of space where mass/energy differentials, subspace topography and geodesics, and other factors allowed for greater effective velocities when using warp drives or other similar means of faster-than-light propulsion technologies.

Early interstellar spacecraft would sometimes stumble onto one of these highways without noticing. If lucky, they might arrive at their destination sooner than expected; if not, they might find themselves significantly off course by the time they detected the problem.

Over time, starship navigators came to know these "shortcuts" and used them regularly when plotting a course, as the variable factors involved meant that the quickest route between two points in space was not always a straight line.

By the 24th century, the starfaring species of the known Alpha and Beta Quadrants were aware of the majority of such "lanes" in their local space. The Rigel, Canopus, Cygnus and Antares Highways were among the commonly used long-distance routes between the regional "cores" of explored space and the vast reaches beyond. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; *TNG* novel: *The Buried Age*)
Tuvan Syndrome

**Tuvan Syndrome** was a neurological disease known to affect Vulcanoid species. The condition was degenerative, and as of the 2380s, incurable.

The disease was similar to Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in humans, but progressed at a much slower rate. At ten to fifteen years, the patient would begin experiencing significant loss of motor function, and overall life expectancy was twenty to twenty-five years from onset.

Early indicators of the disease included weakness in the facial muscles and drooping eyelids. The respiratory muscles were also affected, leading to labored breathing, coughing fits, and in later stages, pneumonia-like symptoms and respiratory failure. (DS9: "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges")

If the disease progressed to the brain, a patient's mental acuity could be severely impacted.

Romulan Praetor D'Deridex suffered from the condition. By 2155, it had made him irrational, leading to several significant losses for the Empire in their war against Earth. (*ENT* novel: *Beneath the Raptor's Wing*)

By the late 24th century, the Federation and Starfleet Medical had undertaken multiple studies of Tuvan Syndrome, on Vulcans and Rigellians affected by the disease.

Gell Kamemeor's wife Ravent died of Tuvan Syndrome in 2371. (*ST* novel: *Rough Beasts of Empire*, *Plagues of Night*)

By 2375, Tal Shiar Chairman Koval had contracted Tuvan Syndrome, which ran in his family. Nadion radiation poisoning accelerated the progress of the disease, and by 2377, he was seriously ill. (DS9: "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges"; *TLE* novel: *Catalyst of Sorrows*; *ST* novel: *Vulcan's Soul*: *Epiphany*)

## External links

* Tuvan Syndrome article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Tuvan Syndrome article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Terellian (disambiguation)

Terellian
(and other spellings) could refer to:
* Tarellians, humanoids who suffered a plague (TNG: "Haven")

* Terellians, four-armed humanoids found throughout the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, known for their Terellian spice and diamonds. (TNG: "Liaisons"; DS9: "Til Death Do Us Part"; VOY: "Infinite Regress")

* Terrelians, (apparently non-aligned) humanoids who sent a diplomat to Vulcan in the mid-23rd century, and who occasionally visited Deep Space 9 in the 2370s. (VOY: "Gravity"; DS9: "Visionary")

* Terrellians, humanoid members of the Federation (TNG: "All Good Things..."; DS9: "Life Support"; VOY: "The Fight"; ENT: "Future Tense")

* Terrellians, a humanoid species from the Delta Quadrant. (VOY: "Drive")

* Tyrellians, a humanoid species native to Tyrellia, who had members serving in Starfleet. (TNG: "Starship Mine")

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

**Zander Prime** was a Class M planet, and home to an intelligent, pre-technological species. The Orions established one of Orion Colonies their colonies there prior to the mid-22nd century, and began exploiting the natives, taking many off world as slaves. By the 2260s, the native population was in excess of one billion. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

*In Valen's universe, all life on Zander Prime was wiped out in 2266 when the Drakh tested the deathcloud weapon. Only a few of the natives who were off world survived.*

## Background

* Zander Prime originated in the *Babylon 5* movie *A Call to Arms*, created by J. Michael Straczynski.
Shen (device)

A *shen* was a device used by the Taurhai, both a multi-tool, and a symbol of social status.

The *shen* was an ornate metallic rod, approximately half a meter long, decorated with engravings, precious metals and gemstones. These decorations signified its owners achievements and rank in Taurhai society. The rod was also packed with complex nanocircuitry and compact power source, which allowed it to function as both a computer and a subspace communicator. It could display information by means of holographic projection, and contained sensors more sophisticated than Starfleet tricorders.

The tip of a *shen* contained an advanced microtransporter device that could instantly replicate various tools and attachments at the end of the rod. If a Taurhai engineer required a particular tool, the *shen* could be easily reconfigured to provide it. The microtransporter could only handle relatively small amounts of mass, up to approximately 10 kilograms, allowing the *shen* to transport small objects anywhere within its user's line of sight. The microtransporter beam could also become a disruptor beam on command, and when used as such, the *shen* emitted a pale violet beam of energy from its tip that could vaporize almost any substance, with power roughly equivalent to a Federation phaser rifle.

The surface of a *shen* was equipped with a neural induction interface, synching with its owner's brainwaves through touch, with no external controls necessary. The interface served as an effective security measure; if the *shen* detected a different neural pattern, it would lock out all functions. If it were to detect a non-Taurhai neural signature, a *shen* was programmed to self-destruct through transporter disintegration in order to prevent capture and examination by aliens. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)
Reyfin Omal

**Reyfin Omal** was a Tyrakhean woman who served in Starfleet during the late 24th century. In the mid-2380s, she held the rank of Lieutenant and was assigned to the USS *Titan* as a computer engineering specialist. (*TTN* novel: *Fortune of War*)

## External links

* Reyfin Omal article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 185

**Starbase 185**, also known as **Typhon Station**, was as Federation starbase in the 24th and 25th centuries. On the coreward edge of Federation space in the Beta Quadrant, near one edge of the Typhon Expanse. It was one of the main command and control facilities for vessels operating in the Expanse. (*Typhon Station*)

*According to the Typhon Station sim, the station orbited the planet Ladon. It remains to be seen if this holds true in* Pendragon *continuity.*
As of 2365, Starbase 185 was the closest starbase to System J-25, and lay along what came to be known as the "Borg vector." (TNG: "Q Who?", *Typhon Station*, *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Beginning in 2379, it was considered the homeport for the USS *Titan* during her exploration of the Beta Quadrant. (*TTN* novel: *Taking Wing*)

It remained Starfleet's closest facility to the Delta Quadrant into the 2380s, at least. (*VOY* novel: *Protectors*)

In late 2399, Lieutenant Adam Mallory was assigned to Typhon Station as chief science officer. (*Typhon Station*)

## Appendices

* Starbase 185 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 185 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Pasteur (NCC-58925)

The **USS *Pasteur* (NCC-58925)** was an *Olympic*-class Federation starship in service during the 24th and 25th centuries. She was among a series of *Olympic*-class vessels purpose-built as hospital ships, and operated under the auspices of Starfleet Medical. (TNG: "All Good Things..."; *Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection*)

The *Pasteur* was constructed by the Skywalker Division at the Marin Country Starfleet Yards, and entered service during the 2360s. She received numerous upgrades over her more than fifty years in service. (TNG: "All Good Things..."; *Star Trek Online*)

Captain Beverly Crusher assumed command of the *Pasteur* in 2385, and remained in the post until at least 2395. (*STO* novel: *The Needs of the Many*; TNG: "All Good Things...")

## External links

* USS Pasteur (NCC-58925) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Pasteur (NCC-58925) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Pasteur (NCC-58925) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Crossfield (NCC-1029)

The **USS *Crossfield* (NCC-1029)** was a Federation starship in service during the mid-23rd century. Designed as an advanced science vessel, it was the prototype and lead ship of its class, though it would be overshadowed by its two sister ships, the USS *Discovery* and USS *Glenn*. (*Star Trek Online*: *Mirror of Discovery*)

*The* Crossfield *was named after 20th century test pilot Albert Scott Crossfield.*

## External links

* Crossfield class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Crossfield article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Tiberian bat

**Tiberian bats** were blind, winged mammals. Like the vampire bats of Earth, a Tiberian bats would bite their prey on the neck to drink their blood. The creatures were well known to Starfleet officers in the 23rd century, and phrases such as "blind as a Tiberian bat" were commonplace. (*Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan*, *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country*)

## External links

* Tiberian bat article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Tiberian bat article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Thought admiral

**Thought admiral** was an honorific given to certain flag officers in the Klingon military. The title was bestowed by the Klingon High Council, usually upon admirals who achieved great victories through superior strategy. It was also given to those admirals who served as strategists for the entire Imperial Klingon Fleet.

While thought admirals did not actually outrank other flag officers of equivalent rank, they were highly respected, and revered in Klingon society, much like the Dahar Masters, and other officers wouldd generally show deference to a thought admirals as if they were of a higher rank and station. (*TOS* novel: *The Final Reflection*)

## External links

* Thought admiral article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Ubarrak Primacy

The **Ubarrak Primacy** was an interstellar empire that controlled hundreds of several sectors of space in the Alpha Quadrant during the 24th century. It was ruled by the Ubarrak species. By the 2320s, the primacy was hostile to both the United Federation of Planets and the Cardassian Union as the borders of those interstellar powers blocked their planned avenues of expansion. The Maxia sector in Federation space was very near to Ubarrak territory.

Though the size of Primacy's fleet was uncertain, their warships and technology were known to be at least on par, if not superior, to both Starfleet and the Cardassian military. Their *Ayatani*-class battle cruisers had complements of nearly a hundred warriors and were considered "as big and powerful as any warship in the sector." (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*, *Maker*)

During that era, cadets at Starfleet Academy studied the Ubarrak language, as well as their spacecraft, in case they found themselves dealing with the Primacy on the frontier. (*STA* novel: *Maker*)

In 2328, an Ubarrak warship destroyed a Federation research vessel. Paul and Isabel Howard, parents of the future Beverly Crusher, were killed in the attack. (*TNG* novel: *Death in Winter*)

That same year, the Primacy began to annex worlds in an unclaimed border sector that was home to the neutral port Oblivion. The Ubarrak invaded several Zartani colony worlds, killing or subjugating their people, but they were unable to claim the entire sector due to the influence already exerted by the Cardassians and the Federation. (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*)

By the time of his promotion to captain in 2333, Jean-Luc Picard had encountered the Ubarrak on numerous occasions, and one was one of the officers in Starfleet most familiar with them and their tactics. Several months after he assumed command of the USS *Stargazer*, Picard was assigned to a covert mission on Oblivion to acquire stolen Ubarrak tactical data from Nuadra Demmix, a Zartani acquaintance of his. However, the scenario was a ruse conceived by Demmix in order provide false information to the Federation, and to trap Picard and turn him over to the Ubarrak. With the help of Guinan, Picard was able to foil the plot. (*STA* novel: *Oblivion*)

Later that year, the Ubarrak Primacy came under attack from Brakmaktin, a Nuyyad who had been enhanced by the galactic barrier. Brakmaktin stole a warship and cut a swath through Ubarrak territory, destroying the Tenth System Defense Fleet on his way to Epsilon Morazh III, a dilithium mining world. There, he was eventually stopped by the *Stargazer*, escorted by an Ubarrak battle cruiser under the command of Captain Alartos. (*STA* novel: *Maker*)

## External links

* Ubarrak Primacy article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Star Trek Online

***Star Trek Online*** (abbreviated **STO**) is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) released for PC in 2010. It was developed by Cryptic Studios. The game is initially set in 2409, thirty years after the film *Star Trek Nemesis*, and twenty-two years after the destruction of Romulus as depicted in the 2009 film *Star Trek*.

Though STO takes background material from the Litverse of *Star Trek* novels, the two timelines diverge before the events of *Star Trek: Destiny*. With the broadcast of *Star Trek: Picard* in 2020, much of STO's timeline is also divergent from the post-*Nemesis* canon of *Star Trek*, though revisions are underway, such as the removal of Icheb from the game, and the inclusion of Seven of Nine as she is depicted in *Picard*.

Until 2019, players of *Star Trek Online* were able to create user-generated content in the Foundry, consisting of their own characters and stories (or *missions*, in game terms), constituting a form of fan fiction for both STO and *Star Trek* in general.

Because the timeline of the game is compressed, and many missions and events happen simultaneously, *Star Trek: Pendragon* has devised its own "order of events" and dating scheme to cover the *Online* stories. That chronology is called *The Path Beyond 2409*.

### External links

* Star Trek Online article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Star Trek Online article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Star Trek Online article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Star Trek Online article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
* Star Trek Online article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Small Magellanic Cloud

The **Small Magellanic Cloud** (**SMC** or **Nubecula Minor**) is a dwarf galaxy and satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, orbiting it at a distance of roughly 200,000 light years and forming a pair with the closer Large Magellanic Cloud. It was visible from Earth's southern hemisphere in the direction of the Tucana and Hydrus constellations. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

Subspace topology between the Magellanic Clouds and the Alpha and Beta Quadrants of the Milky Way was quite complex, with the SMC being "downhill" along an interspatial gradient. This allowed for various spatial disruptions in the Milky Way to lead to the SMC. (*TLE* novel: *The Buried Age*; *TTN* novel: *The Red King*)

In 2155, Vanguard Colony, which had been flung out of Earth orbit nearly a century earlier, fell into a spatial interphase which transported the asteroid to the Small Magellenic Cloud. To survive, the colonists began a program of genetic enhancement and their descendants eventually became the Neyel. Over the next several centuries, the Neyel grew powerful and conquered several local species, including the Oghen, whose planet became the "Coreworld" of the Neyel Hegemony. (*TLE* novel: *The Sundered*; *TTN* novel: *The Red King*)

During the late 22nd century, a Starfleet vessel discovered a small extragalactic probe in Sector 24. The probe was traveling at roughly warp 30, and its ion trail was traced back to the SMC. This was considered by the Federation to be the first evidence of extra-galactic civilization. (*Spaceflight Chronology*; TNG: "The Last Outpost" *okoduagram*)

In 2298, the USS *Excelsior* visited the Small Magellanic Cloud by traversing an interspatial fissure near the Tholian Assembly. There, they made contact with the Neyel Hegemony who had been waging war against the Tholians, and discovered the fate of the Vanguard colony. (*TLE* novel: *The Sundered*)

Almost a century later, circa stardate 57038.4 in 2380, another dimensional rift transported the USS *Titan* and a group of Romulan warbirds led by the IRW *Valdore* over 210,000 light years from the Beta Quadrant to the SMC, where they made second contact with the Neyel. At that time spatial disruptions were causing great upheaval in the region as a protouniverse was beginning to manifest. The *Titan* crew and the Romulans able to transport over two million inhabitants from Oghen to the Vanguard asteroid before the planet's destruction, and were able to avert further disaster by shunting the emergent universal entity into de Sitter space. The ships returned to the Milky Way with Vanguard in tow, and the Neyel and Oghen refugees began new lives in the Federation while the ultimate fate of the SMC would remain unknown for many years due to the great distances involved. (*TTN* novel: *The Red King*)

## External links

* Small Magellanic Cloud article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Small Magellanic Cloud article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Small Magellanic Cloud article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Veloz Prime

**Veloz Prime** was a Class M planet in the Demilitarized Zone between the United Federation of Planets and the Cardassian Union. It was the site of a Cardassian colony.

In 2373, the Michael Eddington's Maquis cell attacked the colony with cobalt diselenide, a nerve agent deadly to Cardassians but harmless to most other humanoids. The Cardassians were forced to evacuated, and afterwards, the Maquis claimed the planet for themselves. Their triumph was short-lived however, as several months later, the colony was destroyed by the Jem'Hadar shortly before the outbreak of the Dominion War. (DS9: "For the Uniform", "By Inferno's Light")

## External links

* Veloz Prime article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Veloz Prime article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Tau Ceti IV

**Tau Ceti IV** was a planet in the Tau Ceti system, and home to one of Earth's oldest extra-solar colonies. Its capital was the city of Amber. (*Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan*; *ENT* novel: *Kobayashi Maru*)

During the Earth-Romulan War in 2156, it was the site of a major battle between the Coalition of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire. Coalition forces were defeated, and the Romulans occupied the planet, completely annihilating the human colony. (*ENT* novel: *Beneath the Raptor's Wing*, *Tower of Babel*)

At some point following the war, the colony was re-established. (*Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan*)

## External links

* Tau Ceti IV article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Tau Ceti IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Spokane class

The ***Spokane* class** was a type of Federation starship that entered service during the early 24th century. It was designed primarily as a science vessel, equipped for extended missions in deep space.

The ship's primary hull was reminiscent of an *Excelsior*-class saucer, with a smaller secondary hull extending from the rear of the saucer, which house the warp assembly. Below the saucer, connected by a *Constitution*-style neck, was a larger variant of that found on the *Oberth*, designed to be modular for varying mission profiles. The class featured *Excelsior*-type deflector dish and an early iteration of the advanced linear warp nacelles. (ST game: *Bridge Commander*)

## Known ships

* USS *Spokane* (NCC-15281) [1]
* USS *Georgetown* (NCC-15757) [2]
* USS *Ferina* (NCC-26816) [3]

## Background

* The *Spokane* class was one of a number of fan-created ships for *Bridge Commander* and other games, designed by Michael "WileyCoyote" Wiley.
* The *Georgetown* and *Ferina* were created by artists Skywriter33 and Jetfreak-7, and can be found on their Deviant Art pages.
* The *Spokane* was apparently a contemporary of the *Ambassador* class, appearing as another example of a "bridge" between the *Excelsior* and *Galaxy* design eras.
USS Ulysses (NCC-7850)

*For similarly named articles, see Ulysses.*
The **USS *Ulysses* (NCC-7850)** a Federation starship active during the late 23rd century. She was the prototype and lead ship of the *Ulysses* class, a type of dreadnought that entered Starfleet service circa 2285. (*Starfleet Command II: Empires at War*, *Klingon Academy*)

## External links

* USS Ulysses (NCC-7850) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Ulysses Class Starship Orthographic by AL-Proto on DeviantArt
Ulysses class

The ***Ulysses*-class** was a type of Federation dreadnought that was in Starfleet service from the 2280s to the 2320s. The prototype starship for the class was the USS *Ulysses* (NCC-7850). (*Klingon Academy*)

## External links

* Ulysses class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* *Ulysses* class article at the *Klingon Academy II* wiki
Starbase 375

**Starbase 375** was a *Sigma*-class Federation starbase active during mid-to-late 24th century. Located in the Kalandra sector of the Alpha Quadrant, it was one of Starfleet's major installations near the borders of the Cardassian Union. The station served as a strategic command center and headquarters of the Fifth Fleet during the Dominion War. (DS9: "A Time to Stand", "Favor the Bold", "Sacrifice of Angels", "When It Rains..."; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

## External links

* Starbase 375 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 375 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 375 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Thubanir

The **Thubanir** are a neutral trading race found almost anywhere in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. They grow cloaks while outside their own ships that they shed when returning.

Jean-Luc Picard became one of the few people to see a Thubanir without its cloak in 2371.

Thubanir count a person's experience by the number of times one dies, for they have the capability to regenerate after death even if only a single strand of DNA remains. There were problems at the Thubanir's first contact with other races until they were made to understand death was permanent for most species. (*TNG* novel: *Intellivore*; *TNG* comic: *Ill Wind*)

The Thubanir may have been affiliated with, or part of, the Lalairu collective of species.
USS Consolation (NCC-55136)

The **USS *Consolation* (NCC-55136)** was an *Olympic*-class Federation starship in service during the 24th century. She served as a hospital ship under the auspices of Starfleet Medical. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

*In the one timeline, the* Consolation *was assigned to the Demilitarized Zone relief efforts in 2379.* (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Two of the *Consolation'*s shuttlecraft were named *Franklin* and *Chambers*. (Template:PDN)

## External links

* USS Consolation (NCC-55136) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 718

**Starbase 718** was a Federation starbase in Sector Z-6 if the Beta Quadrant. In the mid-24th century, it was one of Starlfeet's closest facilities to the Romulan Neutral Zone. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")

## External links

* Starbase 718 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 718 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 718 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Soltok IV

**Soltok IV** was the 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. By 2378, it had returned to Federation control. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

## External links

* Soltok IV article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Saltok system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Terellian

*For other species with similar names, see Terellian (disambiguation).*

The **Terellians** were a four-armed humanoid species. Spacefaring and well-traveled, by the 23nd century they could be found across the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. Terellians were frequently encountered as merchants and traders. (TNG: "Liaisons"; *TOS* novel: *Excelsior: Forged In Fire*, et. al)

Terellians were known for their spices and their diamonds. (TNG: "Liaisons"; DS9: "'Til Death Do Us Part")

They were also sometimes afflicted by Terellian Death Syndrome. (TNG: "Genesis")

Due to also having four arms, Talemstrae such as Amarie were sometimes mistaken for Terellians. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Terellian article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Terellian article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Terellian article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Stargazer (NCC-2893-A)

The **USS *Stargazer* (NCC-2893-A)** was the prototype of the *Stargazer* class of Federation starships (in the Hobus timeline). She entered service in the 2380s, and remained active into the 2410s, at least. (*Star Trek Online*: *The Path to 2409*)

The *Stargazer* was laid down for construction at San Francisco Fleet Yards, Earth on stardate 58839.03 in 2381. She entered service several years later, prior to 2387. In that year, she was sent to observe and report on the Alpha Jem'Hadar on Devos II.

Designed for exploration and scientific research, by 2393, the *Stargazer* was under the command of Captain Roma Giordano, and in 2306, the vessel made first contact with the Xaraxian Congress. (*Star Trek Online*: *The Path to 2409*)

*In the prime reality, the synth attack on Mars in 2385 scuttled most of the starships under construction and set back development plans by decades. As such, the next* Stargazer *wasn't launched until around the turn of the 25th century. (PIC: "The Star Gazer")*
## External links

* USS Stargazer (NCC-2893-A) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Stargazer article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
Tenger

**Tenger** was a male Orion who served in Starfleet during the late 23rd and early 24th centuries.

By 2311, he held the rank of lieutenant and served as security chief aboard the USS *Enterprise*. By 2319, he was also the ship's second officer, and was by then, a 25-year veteran of Starfleet. (*TLE* novel: *Serpents Among the Ruins*, *One Constant Star*)

## External links

* Tenger article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Temecklia system

**Temecklia** was an orange K-type star located in the Alpha Quadrant, not far from the borders of the Tzenkethi Coalition. Its planetary system included a number of worlds, at least one of which, Temecklia II, was inhabited. (*Star Trek Star Charts*; TCT: "Iron and Sacrifice")

The disease known as the Temecklian virus presumably originated in this system. (DS9: "For the Cause")
T'Lena

**T'Lena** was a Vulcan female who served with Starfleet Intelligence during the latter half of the 24th century. By the 2370s, she held the rank of Commander. Prior to her service with Starfleet, she had been an agent of the V'Shar, and maintained many contacts in that and other intelligence organizations. During the 2380s, she was often partnered with Captain Kendrick O'Neill. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* T'Lena article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Yindi Holden

**Yindi Holden** was a 23rd century human woman who served in Starfleet. During the 2240s and 2250s, she served as Captain of the science vessel USS *Dorothy Garrod*.

Captain Holden was of Indigenous Australian descent, and attended Wollongong University prior to her officer training. (*DSC* novel: *The Way to the Stars*; *DSC* comic: *Captain Saru*)

## External links

* Yindi Holden article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.