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Georgiou class

The ***Georgiou* class** was a type of Federation starship built by Starfleet during the late 23rd century. Named for Captain Philippa Georgiou and modeled after the older *Walker*-class vessels of which the Captain's ill-fated USS *Shenzhou* was one, *Georgiou* class ships were initially intended to serve as fast battlecruisers.

Designed concurrently with the *Excelsior* class, the *Georgiou* vessels shared some of the same pathfinding technologies utilized in the transwarp drive experiment. However, *Excelsior* and *Georgiou* each represented a vastly different, and competing design philosophy: a large, multi-mission cruiser designed for long range service versus a smaller, more maneuverable vessel with concentrated firepower intended as a deterrent against rising tensions with the Klingon Empire. In the end, the *Excelsior* philosophy won out, despite the failure of her transwarp drive.

Following the Khitomer Conference and the *detente* between the Federation and the Empire, the *Georgiou* and her sister ships underwent refit. Their heavy weapons systems were removed, and they were reclassified as light exploration cruisers, retaining their experimental engine technology. The result was a breed of starship capable of both fast response and long-range exploration. However, only a handful of *Georgiou* class ships were ever constructed.

The lead ship of the class, the USS *Georgiou* herself, was lost and presumed destroyed in 2293 and the details of her final mission were classified. Most of other *Georgiou*-class vessels were retired from active service in the 2330s.

Almost a century later, circa 2415, the IKS *Amar* discovered the *Georgiou* adrift but intact, and turned her over to Starfleet at Drozana Station shortly before stardate 87831. (*Star Trek Online*; *Jayce's Interstellar*: "Around the Galaxy")

## External links

* Georgiou class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2243

The following events occurred in the year **2243** according to the Earth calendar.

## External link

* 2243 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2243 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2243 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
2420

The following events occurred in the year **2420** according to the Earth calendar and corresponds to the stardate period 97000 to 97999.

## External links

* 2420 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2420 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2420 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Cascia

**Cascia** is an M-class world in the Vitus system. The planet is well-known as a vacation spot, though not as busy (or "predictable") as Risa or Wrigley's Pleasure Planet. One of the larger settlements was the city of Nodewh.

After leaving Starbase 60 in 2384, the Template:Ss stopped at Cascia for shore leave, resupply and medical attention.

The mysterious bookshop Pevensie's Emporium appeared on Cascia during the *Walkabout'*s layover, and Brian Mallory visited the shop to buy a gift for one of the crew. (*Walkabout*: "Lazy Harry's")

## Locations

* City of Nodewh
	+ The Island Resort
	+ Crossed Stars Lounge
	+ Empress Hotel
	+ Golden Hotel
	+ Marketplace
	+ Port Authority
	+ Fisher's Pier
	+ Tarleton's Beach
	+ Old Way Trail
2344

The following events occurred in the year **2344** according to the Earth calendar and corresponds to the stardate period 21000 to 21999.

## Events

February
* **05 February (stardate 21096.4)**: Romulans attack the Klingon colony on Narendra III. The USS *Enterprise*-C responds to the colony's distress call, but encounters four Romulan warbirds is destroyed defending the colony in what will be known as the Battle of Narendra III. Some survivors are captured and taken as prisoners, including Natasha Yar from an alternate future timeline. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise"; *ST* novel: *Vulcan's Heart*)

## Personal

### Assignments and promotions

* Chakotay enters Starfleet Academy this year, sponsored by Captain Hiromi Sulu. (VOY: "Tattoo"; *VOY* novel: *Pathways*)
* Richard Adams also enrolls in Starfleet Academy. (*Star Trek: Prometheus*)

### Relationships

* Spock and Saavik are formally married on Vulcan, consummating their 2329 betrothal. (*ST* novel: *Vulcan's Heart*)

## External link

* 2344 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2344 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2344 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
2254

The following events occurred in the year **2254** according to the Earth calendar.

## *Stories*

* *Star Trek:Early Voyages*
	+ "Flesh of My Flesh"
	+ "The Fires of Pharros"
	+ "Our Dearest Blood"
	+ "Nor Iron Bars a Cage" / TOS: "The Cage"
* *TOS* novel: *The Rift*

## External link

* 2254 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2254 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2254 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Dayos IV

**Dayos IV** was a planet near Klingon space in the Beta Quadrant. The former wife of the Albino lived there in 2363, when she was found by Kang. She continued to reside there until her death in 2370. (DS9: "Blood Oath"; *TOS* novel: *Excelsior: Forged In Fire*)

In 2374, Miles O'Brien used the planet as part of his Starfleet Intelligence cover story, stating that his alias served two years in prison on Dayos IV for dealing in stolen goods. (DS9: "Honor Among Thieves")

## External links

* Dayos IV article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Dayos IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Free Haven

**Free Haven**, also known as **Sanelar IV**, was an M-class planet in the Sanelar system, and home to a Bajoran colony. The planet was a sector away from Bajor, on the other side of the Badlands. (LUG: *DS9 Core Book*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

In 2372, the colony was attacked by Breen privateers operating in the region. The raiders were driven off by the USS *Defiant*. (DS9: "To the Death")

## External links

* Free Haven article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Free Haven article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Battlecruiser Vengeance

***Battlecruiser Vengeance*** (*may'Duj BortaS*) was a Klingon recorded serial melodrama created in the early to mid 23rd century. It was still in production by 2235.

It featured the adventures of Klingon Captain Koth of the *Vengeance*, in conflict with alien races such as Humans, Romulans, Kinshaya and others, and trying to capture their ships. Koth was always triumphant, and each episode ended with him being asked who he was by those he had captured, and answering "I am Captain Koth. Koth of the *Vengeance*. And this ship is my prize." (*"HoD Qotlh jIH. Qotlh BortaS. je Dujvam tevwI maj"*)

The show's theme song was titled *The Vengeance Flies at Morning*.

It often also featured Orion women on the captured ships, though they were played by Klingon women in green make-up.

Emanuel Tagore, later Federation ambassador to the Klingon Empire became fond of the series after examining the collection of a captured Klingon spy. (*TOS* novel: *The Final Reflection*)

Although *Battlecruiser Vengeance* ceased production in the 23rd century, it remained known in Klingon culture into the 24th century. As a child, G'joth used to play at being Koth with his friend Krom. (*KE* novel: *A Burning House*) In 2376, G'joth obtained a collection of *Battlecruiser Vengeance* recordings from Tarmeth following his death. (*GKN* novel: *Enemy Territory*) G'joth later gave copies of those recordings to Krom's son, Gurlk. (*KE* novel: *A Burning House*)

A number of *Battlecruiser Vengeance* novels were also produced. Ferengi trader Sekki had the entire run of these stories on a PADD, among other Klingon works. Upon discovering this, Starfleet security officer Ensign Altoss wondered aloud why anyone would read novels based on a serial drama. (*ST* novel: *A Singular Destiny*)

*Battlecruiser Vengeance* was shown aboard the USS *Enterprise* where Lt. Jerry Freeman revived old format tapes for transmission in the Recreation facility. (*TOS* novel: *Rules of Engagement*)

## External links

* Battlecruiser Vengeance article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Commanding Officer, Starfleet Command

The **Commanding Officer, Starfleet Command** (often shortened to **Commander, Starfleet**) was the senior flag officer in charge of Starfleet Command, typically with the rank of Fleet Admiral. The post was the second highest in Starfleet's chain of command, subordinate to the Commander-in-Chief of Starfleet and above the Starfleet Chief of Staff (who maintained a degree of autonomy from their immediate superior). Commander, Starfleet had offices at Starfleet Headquarters in San Francisco, and in Paris (in or near the Palais de la Concorde). (TOS: "The Menagerie, Part I"; *Star Trek III: The Search for Spock*; *Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home*; *Star Trek V: The Final Frontier*; DS9: "Paradise Lost")

*The title of Commander, Starfleet has often been conflated with those of the Commander-in-Chief and Chief of Staff. It is generally considered that they are separate positions, but may be alternate titles for the same post.*
## Commanding Officers, Starfleet Command

* Robert L. Comsol (?-2253-2258?)
* Alexander Marcus? (2258?-2259?)
* Heihachiro Nogura (2270)
* Harry Morrow (2285-2286)
* Lance Cartwright (2286-2293)

## External links

* Commander, Starfleet article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Commanding Officer, Starfleet Command article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Alpha Centauri VII

**Alpha Centauri VII**, or simply **Centauri VII**, was a Class M planet that orbited the binary stars of the Alpha Centauri system. Extremely Earth-like, it was the homeworld of the Centaurian civilization, a presumably Preserver-transplanted offshoot of humanity. (*The Worlds of the Federation*)

The planet was a member of the Alpha Centauri Concordium of Planets and the United Federation of Planets. (*Star Fleet Technical Manual*)

Flaxis was a major city on Centauri VII, and by the 2280s, the planet was a center of operations for Starfleet Intelligence. (FASA: *Star Fleet Intelligence Manual*)

The renowned artist and lithographer, Tarannullus was from Centauri VII. (TOS: "Requiem for Methuselah")

Delthara University was located on the planet's northern most continent. (*The Worlds of the Federation*)

## External links

* Alpha Centauri VII article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* (Alpha Centauri VII article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Carina Nebula

The **Carina Nebula** was a large and diffuse emission nebula in the Beta Quadrant of the Milky Way, deep within the Shackleton Expanse. It was four times as large and much brighter than the Orion Nebula.

The Seku system was located in the nebula. (*Star Trek Adventures*: "Signals")

*The real Carina Nebula is located 8,500 light-years from Earth, much farther than intended by the STA mission.*
## External links

* Carina Nebula article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Carina Nebula article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Jenatris Corridor

The **Jenatris Corridor** was a narrow region of space within the Federation-Cardassian Demilitarized Zone in the Alpha Quadrant. The area was filled with nebulae, and was known for its plasma storms and subspace anomalies. It was considered a significant hazard to interstellar travel, and starship sensors and communications were unreliable there. This made the Corridor an attractive haven and hiding spot for pirates and smugglers operating in the border regions between Federation and Cardassian space. (LUG: *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Core Game Book*)

## External links

* Jenatris Corridor article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Cait

**Cait** was an M-class world, the second planet in the 15 Lyncis system. It became the homeworld of the Caitians sometime in the, following their long journey in exile from Ferasa Prime which began in the early 17th century. (*Star Trek: The Animated Series*; *Star Trek Online*)

## External links

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

Darren Cross (Yellowjacket)

6'0" (183 cm)

190 lbs (83 kg)

Alias: Super Villain

After years of working with Hank Pym, Darren Cross finally learns the science behind Pym's suit and how it shrinks and grows. Darren soon creates a prototype suit with similar abilities. Cross envisions a high-power cybernetic rig as a means to take modern warfare to a new level. He personally wants to oversee it's retrofitting and weaponization. Cross dons the imposing armor in hopes of achieving his victory as the Yellowjacket.

Abilities: Pure Evil, Machine, Fear of the Sting, Bounce Back, Microscopic, Stinger, Flying Barrage, Now You See Me, Swarm Shot, Laser Burst, and more to come.
Caldik system

**Caldik** was a quaternary star system in the Kalandra sector of the Alpha Quadrant. As of the 24th century, the system was in Federation space. Its main planet, Caldik Prime, was home to a Starfleet medical facility. (*Star Trek Star Charts*; *VOY* novel: *Pathways*; *The Autobiography of Kathryn Janeway*)

## External links

* Caldik system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Decipher

**Decipher, Inc.** is a game-publishing company, known for producing the *How to Host a Murder* series of party games. From 1994 to 1997, they produced the *Star Trek Customizable Card Game* (ST:CCG). After Last Unicorn Games was acquired by Wizards of the Coast in 2000, Decipher acquired the *Star Trek* RPG license, and published their *Star Trek Roleplaying Game* from 2000 to 2003.

Decipher shut down its RPG division in 2003, but they digitally released two completed-but-unprinted supplements for the game in 2005. Following the last Decipher releases, no licensed *Star Trek* roleplaying game would be produced until the 2017, when Mōdiphiüs Entertainment launched the current (as of 2021) *Star Trek Adventures* RPG.

Many of the writers for Last Unicorn's *Trek* RPG contributed to the Decipher version, and good deal of the earlier material was rewritten and adapted to fit Decipher's license and **CODA** rules system. Conversions from LUG's ICON system to CODA were devised, and a number of fan-created supplements have also been written and released online.

*Star Trek: Pendragon* adapts elements from the Decipher and LUG games, among other *Star Trek* RPGs, for use in both *Star Trek Adventures* gameplay and in fiction. Some of these sourcebooks will have pages on this wiki, but more detailed information on all the titles can be found at Memory Alpha, Memory Beta and other sites.

## Publications

To cite these books on article pages, use {{Decipher}}.

### Official

* **Decipher**: *Player's Guide*
* **Decipher**: *Narrator's Guide*
* **Decipher**: *Starfleet Operations Manual*
* **Decipher**: *Starships*
* **Decipher**: *Aliens*
* **Decipher**: *Creatures*
* **Decipher**: *Through a Glass, Darkly* (digital only)
* **Decipher**: *Worlds* (digital only)

#### Adventures

* **Decipher**: "Ordeal on Gamma Elster IV"[1]
* **Decipher**: "Perdition's Flames"[2]
* **Decipher**: "Pieces of You"[3]
* **Decipher**: "The Crusoe Effect"[4]

### Unofficial

* **Decipher**: *Enterprise Sourcebook* (unpublished, released by Don Mappin)[5]
* *Constellation*-class exploratory cruiser (left out of *Starships*, released online by Jesse Henig, edited by Patrick Goodman)[6]

## Netbooks and fan creations

For more fan-created resources, see Patrick Goodman's **CODA** fansite, *Beyond the Final Frontier*. To cite these netbooks as sources, use {{net}}.

* *Artilects*
* *Boomers and Merchant Captains*
* *The Shattered Stars Campaign*
* *Shatters of Peace*

## External links

* Decipher article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Decipher article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Decipher article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Beyond the Final Frontier, Patrick Goodman's CODA fan resource site
Joron Medaka

**Joron Medaka** was a Romulan male, who served in the Romulan Star Navy during the 24th century. In the 2380s, he held the rank of Commander, and was shipmaster of the warbird *Othrys*. He was married and had at least one child.

In 2386, Medaka joined forces with Captain William Riker of the USS *Titan* in order to save the Jezari from the actions of a rogue Tal Shiar operative. (*PIC* novel: *The Dark Veil*)

## External links

* Joron Medaka article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Hellaro Corva II

**Hellaro Corva II** was the second, formerly seventh, planet of the Hellaro Corva system in the Venturius sector of the Romulan Star Empire. It was once a Class M world, but its atmosphere was stripped away some 200,000 years ago when the system's secondary star collapsed into a black hole -- the Eye of Corva -- which destroyed the inner five planets.

Prior to the cataclysm, the planet was an Iconian outpost, and ruins of their presence remained on the surface. Upon discovery of the former Iconian presence in the system, the Romulans constructed an orbital research station in the early 24th century, officially administered by the Romulan Astrophysical Academy.

The planet was subject to significant gravitational forces put out by the Eye, and the tidal stresses caused frequent quakes which hindered the work of the Romulan archaeological team led by Dr. Fel Hanora. By 2374, only primitive artifacts had been recovered, though from the glyphs and symbols, they were undoubtedly of Iconian origin.

## External links

* Hellaro Corva II article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2164

The following events occurred in the year **2164** according to the Earth calendar.

## Events

* The *Freedom*-class USS *Franklin*, under the command of Captain Balthazar Edison, disappears in the Gagarin Radiation Belt. The ship is presumed lost with all hands. (*Star Trek Beyond*)

## External link

* 2164 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2164 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2164 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Brian Mallory (mirror)

*For this character's Prime timeline counterpart, see Brian Mallory.*
**Jenebrian "Brian" Mallory** was a resident of the mirror universe in the 24th century. The son of a Betazoid/El-Aurian noblewoman and a Terran slave, he was born on Betazed in 2344. Sometime after the death of his father, Mallory ran from Betazed and his mother's influence, and spent years wandering the galaxy. With no love for the Alliance, and no interest in the resistance, he merely sought to survive on his own terms. In 2385, he wound up on the Obsidian Colony (mirror), the center of Alliance power in the sector. (*Obsidian Colony (PBEM)*)

## External links

* Brian Mallory (mirror) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Ectis system

**Ectis** was a star and associated planetary system in the Beta Quadrant, within ten light-years of the Romulan hearthworlds. Its second planet, Ectis II, was Class M and home to a small mining colony in the late 24th century.

The system and its planets were among those irradiated and rendered uninhabitable by the Romulan supernova of 2387. (PIC: "The Last Best Hope")

## External links

* Ectis system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Enclave (planet)

**The Enclave** was a spaceport and settlement which lent its name to a planet in neutral space in the Alpha Quadrant, near the Pinchot Expanse, and not far from the borders of the Ferengi Alliance and the United Federation of Planets.

The Enclave was a haven for criminals, and those that wanted to disappear. By 2364, the Core was expanding its operations in the area, and had established a presence at the Enclave.

*The Enclave was created for the* Star Trek: Outpost *audio drama series.*
2170s

The **2170s** was the eighth decade of the 22nd century, according to the Earth calendar.

## Years

* 2170
* 2171
* 2172
* 2173
* 2174
* 2175
* 2176
* 2177
* 2178
* 2179

## External link

* 2170s article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2170s article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2170s article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Gamma 400 system

The **Gamma 400 system**, known as **Aladso** to the Orions, was a planetary system in Federation space and the location of Starbase 12 and the planet Rontelm. (TOS: "Space Seed"; FASA: *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*)

The system was proximate to Beta Rigel, Deneva, Coridan, Pi-3 Orionis, Pollux and Tau Eridani. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

The system had at least six planets, only the third of which, Rontelm, was Class M. The outer worlds and moons all had mining operations designed to support Starbase 12 and its construction and repair facilities. (FASA: *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*)

## External links

* Gamma 400 star system article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Gamma 400 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2416

The following events occurred in the year **2416** according to the Earth calendar and corresponds to the stardate period 93000 to 93999.

## Events

January

* The Excalbians end their isolation, and make their presence known, continuing their trial of good versus evil. (*Star Trek Online*: "The Measure of Morality")

April

* Temporal Agent Daniels sends Seven of Nine and a small Starfleet away team back in time to the night before First Contact, April 4th, 2063, in order to covertly stop the Borg, thereby assisting the *Enterprise* crew in their efforts to protect Zefram Cochrane and preserve the flow of history. (*Star Trek Online*: "One Night in Bozeman")

## *Stories*

* *Star Trek Online*:
	+ "The Measure of Morality"
	+ "The Centre Cannot Hold"
	+ "Best Served Cold"
	+ "One Night in Bozeman"
	+ "The Khitomer Discord"
	+ "Partisans"
	+ "Knowledge is Power"
	+ "Leap of Faith"
	+ "Warriors of the Empire"
	+ "A Day Long Remembered"

## External links

* 2416 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2416 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2416 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Fujisaki

Vice Admiral **Fujisaki** was a high-ranking Starfleet flag officer in the 2370s. In 2372, he ordered the USS *Sally Ride* back to Starbase 138 following that vessel's encounter with the rogue planetoid Regula. At the time, he was head of Starfleet Intelligence. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "Inquest")

## External links

* Fujisaki article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Colin McClane

**Colin McClane** was a human Starfleet flag officer during the latter portion of the 24th century. In 2381, he was a member of Starfleet Intelligence, working out of Starfleet Command on Earth. At that time, he held the rank of rear admiral (upper half), and was described as "about 3-foot-7, with slightly curly black hair and a full beard." (*Clear Skies*: "The Stage Is Set")

## External links

* Colin McClane article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Collin McClane at the *Clear Skies* wiki
Empty Frontier

The **Empty Frontier** was the appellation given to a a region of space beyond the coreward reaches of the Romulan Star Empire in the 24th century. The Romulans sent several patrols into the region, but all were inexplicably lost. (LUG: *The Way of D'Era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## External links

* Empty Frontier article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Eridianite

**Eridianite** was a material found on the planet Vulcan. It was refined and used by Vulcan artisans in their crafts; for example, *ka'athyra* strings were traditionally attached with eridianite pins. (*Star Fleet Technical Manual*)

## External links

* Eridianite article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Interplanetary Expeditions

**Interplanetary Expeditions** (often abbreviated as **IPX**) was a corporation specializing in archaeological research, especially in the interests of seeking out advanced technologies from ancient worlds and extinct civilizations. The company was founded in the early 22nd century as a subsidiary of Brack Interplanetary. Its slogan was "*Exploring the past to create a better future.*"

In the mid-23rd century, IPX sponsored digs on several worlds, including Anfras, Alpha Omega III, Ceti IV and Ikkara VII. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## Background

* IPX was created by J. Michael Straczynski in *Babylon 5*, and its use in *Star Trek: Pendragon* is intended as a homage.
2249

The following events occurred in the year **2249** according to the Earth calendar.

## Events

* After nearly a century as allies and friends, Risa officially becomes a member of the United Federation of Planets. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

* The *Constitution*-class USS *Kongo* is launched on a shakedown cruise this year. (*Ships of the Star Fleet, Volume One*)

## Personal

### Assignments and promotions

* Michael Burnham graduates from the Vulcan Science Academy. (DSC: "Lethe")
* Later in the year, Spock leaves Vulcan to enter Starfleet Academy. (TOS: "Journey to Babel")

### Births

* Charlie Evans is born. (TOS: "Charlie X")
* Joanna McCoy is born in Atlanta on Earth, though she will grow up on Centaurus. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*, *Legacies*: *Best Defense*)
* Xon is born circa this year. (*Star Trek: Phase II*)

## *Stories*

* *TOS* novel: *Best Destiny*
* *DSC* novel: *The Way to the Stars*

## External link

* 2249 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2249 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2249 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Braida

**Braida** was a Class K planet on the edge of Federation space in the late 23rd century.

## History

*Copied from the Hidden Frontier Encyclopedia*:
In the latter half of the 23rd century, a large group of humans established a colony on a Class K planet in the Braida System. Starting out in pressure domes, the colonists intended to prove up new terraforming techniques and create a paradise on what was, at the time, the fringe of Federation space.

Though initially successful, a catastrophic failure in one of the colony’s power generators resulted in irradiating the planet to such a severe degree that, in combination with a total loss of communication, Starfleet declared “…the likeliness of survivors of so slim, any attempts at a rescue mission would be an unreasonable use of time and resources.”

Consequently the Braida System was written off entierly, as its other planets could neither support life nor supply mineral resources not obtainable with more convenience elsewhere.

Despite Starfleet’s pronouncement of “death” on the Braida colonists, a small portion of them did survive, finding shelter in their pressure domes and integrating medical technology with terraforming equipment to flush radiation and toxins from their systems.

This constant need for what amounted to full-body dialysis limited their mobility and resulted in construction of portable “flushing” units, which grew successively smaller until it was possible to implant them directly into the body. Further miniaturization and enhancement of the biomechanical implants led to nearly total control of biochemistry, which allowed the colonists to leave their pressure domes for longer and longer periods of time, surviving extreme temperature ranges, a toxic atmosphere, and lingering radiation.

Though the colonists, now calling themselves Braidans, had failed to terraform their world, they’d succeeded in terraforming themselves.

In 2368, radiation died down sufficiently that communication was established with the Federation, but upon renewing contact, unexpected issues of prejudice arose. The Braidans resented Starfleet for giving up on them for so long, and Starfleet personnel, what with Wolf 359 still fresh in their minds, found Braidans to be uncomfortably similar to the Borg.

Only a handful of Braidans serve in Starfleet. One of them is Dr. Mordan Ness.

## External links

* Braida article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* original Braida article at the Hidden Frontier Encyclopedia -- Wayback Machine Internet Archive
Antares Maelstrom

The **Antares Maelstrom** was a highly-dangerous and volatile region of space, located beyond the edge of Federation territory in the 23rd century. It was comprised of violent, supercharged plasma currents and eddies, whirling at high velocities around around a heavy mass at its core.

Seen from a distance of many light-years, the Maelstrom was shaped like "an enormous pinwheel, rotating so fast on its axis that it appeared to be a blurry sphere." Viewed up close, it was luminous and varied widely in hue and intensity, producing an almost psychedelic effect.

The Maelstrom represented an impassible barrier to starships as the radiation, energy and gravimetric forces within were so strong that no vessel or probe had been known to withstand them long enough to make the crossing intact. Reliable data on the Maelstrom's interior was scarce, as the vortex made signal transmission difficult. Thus, as of the 2270s, the Maelstrom was essentially opaque to conventional scanners and communications equipment, and starships were forced to divert around it as an extreme navigational hazard.

During the mid-to-late 23rd century, Deep Space Station S-8 served as "the last trading post" before the long detour around the Maelstrom. The planets Baldur III and Yurnos were among the inhabited worlds on the other side of the Maelstrom from the main body of Federation space.

For centuries, stories persisted of creatures living in the Maelstrom, though they were largely regarded as tall tales and legends. Proof that lifeforms did exist there was found in 2270, when Hikaru Sulu encountered a species of manta ray-like "gliders" that called the Maelstrom home. Though difficult to communicate with, the gliders proved to be sentient, and Sulu made first contact, gaining their assistance on a rescue mission. (*TOS* novel: *The Antares Maelstrom*)

## External link

* Antares Maelstrom article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Charybdis sector

The **Charybdis sector** was an area of space "on the edge" of the Milky Way Galaxy, above the galactic plane, on the fringes of Federation space. It had a sparse stellar population, though the Chiron system was located there.

*Given the number of Debrune ruins on nearby planets, it is likely that the Charybdis sector was in the Beta Quadrant.*
In 2382, the USS *Intrepid* escorted the Chiron Colonial Convoy to the Charybdis sector, and assisted in the colonization of Chiron IV. The *Intrepid* remained on loose assignment to the sector at least until 2386. (*Star Trek: Intrepid*)

The Charybdis sector was some 200 light-years from the Orias sector. (*A Long Way Home*)

## External links

* Charybdis sector article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Braidan

**Braidans** were humans from the Federation colony of Braida. Forced to survive on a hostile and irradiated planet without outside help for nearly a century, Braidans created biomechanical implants which allowed them to adapt their biochemistry.

Though often seen as similar to Borg, that was a misunderstanding based on fear and ignorance. Braidans were unable to assimilate others, create nanites or interface with every computer they came across. Braidans never formed a collective, nor took any step that would lessen individuality.

Braidans were rarely encountered away from their homeworld, though a few serve in Starfleet, including Dr. Mordan Ness.

## Appendices

### Background

* The Braidan race was created for Areakt Productions' series *The Helena Chronicles* and the first appearance of a Braidan was in THC's pilot episode, "Sanctuary Lost".

### External links

* Braidan article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* original Braiden article at the Hidden Frontier Encyclopedia (via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine)
Frontier class

The ***Frontier* class** was a new type of starbase designed by the Federation in the 2380s. (*ST* novel: *The Fall*: *Revelation and Dust*)

The *Frontier* class starbase was the largest deep space station in operation in 2385. At normal capacity, it supported a population of 13,000 and was capable of taking on the passengers and crew of dozens of ships that made dock.

It was made up of three intersecting rings, perpendicular to each other, with a central spherical core. The rings housed docking facilities, repair bays and cargo bays, as well as sensor arrays, shield generators and weapons ports. The operations center, informally known as *the Hub*, was located at the upper intersection of the two vertical rings. The *Frontier* class starbase was also the test platform for a new Starfleet-manufactured Thoron shield system. (*ST* novel: *The Fall*: *Revelation and Dust*)

In 2382, Starfleet began construction on a new *Frontier*-class starbase at Cestus III. (*PRM* novel: *Fire with Fire*)

## External links

* Frontier class (starbase) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2100

The following events occurred in the year **2100** according to the Earth calendar.

## External link

* 2100 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2100 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2100 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
2368

The following events occurred in the year **2368** according to the Earth calendar and corresponds to the stardate period 45000 to 45999.

## Events

* Ambassador Spock travels to Romulus in secret. (TNG: "Unification")

## Personal

### Assignments and promotions

* Daniel Hunter graduates from Starfleet Academy as an Ensign. (*Star Trek: Intrepid*)
* Following the *Enterprise'*s encounter with a quantum filament, Sonya Gomez is promoted to full lieutenant. Several months later, she transfers to the USS *Oberth*. (*SCE* novel: *Invincible, Part Two*, *Many Splendors*; *TNG* comic: *Wet Behind the Ears*)

### Relationships

* Sonya Gomez ends her relationship with Kieran Duffy when she transfers from the *Enterprise* to the *Oberth*. (*SCE* novel: *Many Splendors*)

## External link

* 2368 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2368 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2368 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Cydonia

**Cydonia** was a region on the planet Mars, and the name of the human colony established there. In the 20th century, photographs of certain geological features in the region, including the so-called "face of Mars" and several others which resembled the Great Pyramids of Giza, inspired speculation of ancient civilizations on Mars.

By the mid-23rd century, Cydonia was a fast-growing city. Dr. Jane Fisher first established her medical practice there. (*VAN* novel: *Reap the Whirlwind*)

By the 24th century, New Cydonia was another part of the colony. (HF: "Epitaph")

The Federation starship USS *Cydonia*, commanded by Pavel Chekov was named for the region. (*ST* novel: *The Return*)

## External links

* Cydonia article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Cydonia (Mars) article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
2340s

The **2340s** was the fifth decade of the 24th century, according to the Earth calendar.

## Years

* 2340
* 2341
* 2342
* 2343
* 2344
* 2345
* 2346
* 2347
* 2348
* 2349

## External link

* 2340s article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2340s article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2340s article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
2291

The following events occurred in the year **2291** according to the Earth calendar.

## Events

* After two years as a prisoner of the House of Duras, Jamie Finney is rescued by Kor, T'Kir and Sal McMurphy. (TNG comic: "Cry Vengeance"\*)

## Personal

### Relationships

* Mira Romaine remarries, almost thirteen years after the disappearance of her first husband, Morgan Bateson. (TOS short story: "Ancient History")

## *Stories*

* *TOS* novel: *Miasma*
* *Star Trek: Klingon Academy*
* *Cacophony*
* *TOS* comic: *Convergence*
* *Envoy*
* *TOS* novel: *The Blood-Dimmed Tide*
* *TOS* comic: *A Question of Loyalty*
* *TOS* comic: *Captain's Log: Sulu*

## External link

* 2291 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2291 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2291 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Deistin VIII

**Deistin VIII** was a planet on the Klingon-Federation border, not far from Prestor V. In the 2290s, it had a trading outpost and starship repair facilities, including orbital spacedocks.

In 2293, after departing Prestor V, the USS *Enterprise*-A laid a false trail towards Deistin VIII in order to throw pursuers off her course to Chal. (*TOS* novel: *The Ashes of Eden*)

## External links

* Deistin VIII article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Aurobindo Korrapati

**Aurobindo Korrapati** was a human male who served in Starfleet during the 23rd century. By 2246, he was Captain of the USS *Norbonne*, the first ship that responded to the crisis on Tarsus IV that year. (*DSC* novel: *Drastic Measures*)

Korrapati was born on Mars in the late 2180s. His parents had emigrated there from Chennmai, India.

Prior to the *Narbonne*, he had served earlier served aboard the USS *Gloucester*), first as XO, then as its commanding officer. (*DSC* novel: *Drastic Measures*)

## External links

* Aurobindo Korrapati article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Inaieu

**Inaieu** was a king from Deneb V, a prominent figure in Denebian history. In the 23rd and 24th centuries, several Federation starships would be named for him. (*TOS* novel: *My Enemy, My Ally*; PIC: "Vóx")

*Coming from Deneb V, Inaieu was presumably a Klaha, but might have been from another Denebian species.*
*See also: USS Inaieu*
## Background

* Inaieu was mentioned in Diane Duane's novel *My Enemy, My Ally* when the USS *Enterprise* crew teamed up with the all-Denebian crew of the USS *Inaieu* (NCC-2003). Dave Blass, production designer for *Star Trek: Picard* honored Duane's work by naming one of the Frontier Day fleet ships after the vessel, the *Sovereign*-class USS *Inaieu* (NCC-75018).

## External links

* Inaieu article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Frontier Day

**Frontier Day** is a Federation holiday observed on 12 April, marking the anniversary of the  *Enterprise* (NX-01)'s maiden voyage, seen as when Starfleet began to "boldly go". The 250th anniversary celebrations were held in 2401. (PIC: "The Next Generation")

## External links

* Frontier Day article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Frontier Day article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Erinadium

**Erinadium** was a rich mineral substance that rivaled dilithium in raw energy potential. As of 2385, its only known source was the Kondaii system.

Quite stable in its processed form, erinadium was useful in large-scale clean energy production on many worlds throughout the Alpha and Beta Quadrant. Its usage within the United Federation of Planets grew considerably over the course of the 24th century as relations with the Kondaii system's native inhabitants evolved. However, its limited availability made erinadium a valued and highly-sought after commodity.

In the 2380s, the Andorian freighter *Cereshta* transported erinadium from Kondaii to Arcturus. (*Star Trek: The Fall* novel: *Peaceable Kingdoms*

## External links

* Erinadium article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2171

The following events occurred in the year **2171** according to the Earth calendar.

## External links

* 2171 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2171 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2171 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Elicona sector

The **Elicona sector** was a region of space near the Canopus Core territory of the United Federation of Planets in the Beta Quadrant. As of the 2370s, the area was unpopulated and unclaimed. The closest Starfleet facility was Starbase 117, and the sector was considered quite remote by the rest of the Federation.

On stardate 47515.4 in 2370, the USS *Magellan* was assigned to investigate the disappearance of the USS *Alcubierre* in the Elicona sector. (*Star Trek Adventures*: *A Star Beyond the Stars*)
Ashalla

**Ashalla** was the capital city of the planet Bajor, located in Makar Province. (*DS9* novel: *Twilight*, *DS9* short story: "Ha'mara")

*It is conjecture that Ashalla is in the Makar Province, but it seems to be, based on its location close to the Perikian Peninsula.*

The Shikina Monastery in Ashalla was a site of great historic significance in the Bajoran religion, and was the seat of the Kai. During the Occupation of Bajor, the Orb of Prophecy and Change was hidden in a secret chamber beneath the monastery. (DS9: "Emissary"; *DS9* novel: *Bajor: Fragments and Omens*)

## Landmarks

* Alavanu Green
* Delisa Gardens
* Grand Avenue of Lights
* Great Assembly
* Liberty Court
* Paths of the Lost
* Shikina Monastery
* Taluno Lawn
* Taluno Library
Challenger City

**Challenger City** is a metropolitan area on the planet Belle Terre, founded in the late 23rd century, and named after Nick Keller's starship, the USS *Challenger*. Daniel Sean Bryce was born in Challenger City in 2351. (*Junction Point*)

Timothy Sinclair visited Challenger City in 2357. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "Wings As Eagles", "The Veil")
Galion

**Galion** was a Class M planet in the Demilitarized Zone between the Caradassian Union and the United Federation of Planets. It was the site of a former Federation colony, and became a haven for the Maquis.

After joining the Maquis in late 2370, Ro Laren took up residence on Galion, and built a life for herself there. She was off-world when the colony's population was eradicated by the Dominion in 2373 as part of their purge of the Maquis from Cardassian territory. (*TNG* novel: *Behind Enemy Lines*; *DS9* novel: *Sacraments of Fire*)

## External links

* Galion article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Chi Draconis VII

**Chi Draconis VII** was a planet in the Chi Draconis system in the Alpha Quadrant. It had once been home to the Minbari civilization, who had gone extinct at least a thousand years prior to the 2260s.

Originally Class M, the planet had possessed a cold climate, with around one quarter of the surface covered by the northern polar ice cap. It had extensive crystalline deposits, and many cities had been carved directly from the crystal structures. The planet had two moons, and had an orbital period of 475 days, with a rotation of 20 hours and 47 minutes. The planet's landmass mainly consisted of a few continents with large peninsulas, broken up by expansive seas, with long, dense archipelagos.

However, the planet suffered some kind of cataclysm around the 13th century, causing a mass extinction event, and rendering it uninhabitable for many centuries. By the 23rd century, the atmosphere had recovered enough to sustain humanoid life once again, though the planet was marginally Class L.

The Federation established an archaeological expedition on the planet circa 2245, excavating the ruins of the ancient crystalline cities. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

*In Valen's universe, the planet was known as Minbar, and was home to the still-vibrant Minbari civilization in the 23rd century.*
Federation Phalanx

The **Federation Phalanx**, or simply the **Phalanx**, was a region of disputed space along the Federation-Klingon border. (*TOS* novel: *Enterprise: The First Adventure*)

In the 2250s, the Klingons maintained a weapons research facility on the planet Kitulba, near the base of the Phalanx. (*TOS* novel: *The Children of Kings*)

Starbase 13 was located near the Marrat Nebula, one of 30 Federation outposts in the Phalanx. (*TOS* novel: *Enterprise: The First Adventure*)

## External links

* Federation Phalanx article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2413

The following events occurred in the year **2413** according to the Earth calendar and corresponds to the stardate period 90000 to 90999.

## Events

September
The Federation makes first contact with the Lukari. (*Star Trek Online*: "Sunrise")

## External link

* 2413 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2413 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2413 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Archer class

The ***Archer* class** was a type of Federation starship in service with Starfleet from the mid-23rd to mid-24th century. Designed as long-range scouts, *Archer*-class vessels were fast and maneuverable, and their modular layout allowed them to be outfitted for mission-specific purposes. They were intended as next-generation pathfinders during Starfleet's "golden age of exploration." (*VAN* novel: *Harbinger*)

Extremely compact, *Archer*-class scouts only had three decks, and all of the ship's systems were contained within the primary hull, apart from the warp nacelles, which were attached by short struts. With no room for a turbolift system, ladders were used to travel between decks. As part of its mandate was planetary survey, the *Archer* class was capable of atmospheric flight and landing. (*VAN* novel: *Reap the Whirlwind*)

The *Archer* class supported a crew of just 14, with little room to spare. Only the captain and first officer had their own quarters, the rest of the crew shared four single-bed compartments, "hot bunking" with their roommates. With such a limited crew capacity, personnel assigned to *Archer*-class vessels were often cross-trained in multiple disciplines, and shared shipboard duties during their tour. Most crews aboard these vessels became very close-knit, and their captains tended towards informality, often encouraging the crew to wear jumpsuits with their name plates and ship insignia, eschewing rank and departmental colors in favor of shipwide *esprit de corps*. (STA: *Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook*)

The class received upgrades comparable to the *Constitution* and *Miranda*-class refit programs in the 2270s and 2280s, resulting in significantly improved warp capability, sensor capacity and communications systems. *Archer*-class starships continued on active duty until the mid-24th century, when *Danube*-class runabouts and other survey ships began to supersede them. (STA: *Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook*)

Vessels of the class tended to be named for constellations, explorers, or historical or mythological archers. (*VAN* novel: *Harbinger*; *TOS* novel: *Savage Trade*; STA: *Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook*; *Starship Dynamics*)

## External links

* Archer class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.