Nebula-class Light Cruiser
The light counterpart to the Galaxy-class explorer.
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We Came Forth to Contemplate the Stars, Part II
Stardate, 5632.4, Supplemental. Stranded on an extra-galactic space station, Lexington’s landing party works with a faction of the inhabitants to repair the failing power systems, vital to both life support and the means of getting home. Meanwhile, the leader of the larger faction plots to dispose of the “False Messengers of the Gods”.
We Came Forth to Contemplate the Stars, Part I
Stardate, 5632.4. While exploring ancient ruins on a desert world, Lexington’s landing party is transported to a distant space station, apparently located outside the galaxy, where the residents welcome them as emissaries of the gods…
Suurok-class Research Cruiser
An aging cruiser, still used by the Vulcan High Command for research.
Tongues of Flame
Stardate, 5598.8. While taking shore leave on Dourap IV, Lexington’s senior officers race against the Orions for treasure on the far side of the planet.
Lightning-class Scout
A very speedy scout and smuggling vessel used primarily by Orion criminals.
The Crew of the Lyonesse
A brief guide to the stars of Star Trek: The Black Cluster.
Callisto-class Light Cruiser
The multi-role counterpart to the Constitution-class.
Bacchus’s Irresistible Call
Stardate, 5582.2 Lexington pursues a pair of shuttlecraft thieves to Bacchus IV, where she is trapped by alien technology. When Pryce and some of his crew are abducted to the planet’s surface, an ancient mystery unfolds.
Cha’par-class Bird-of-Prey
Starfleet Reporting Reference: K19. In Service: 2234–2285. A common long-range scout and raider used by both the ISF and many Klingon Houses.
Class H mk 7 Heavy Shuttlecraft
The heavy counterpart to the Class F mk 12.
K’t’rika-class Battlecruiser
Starfleet Reporting Reference: D7. In Service: 2257–2295. The feared mainstay of the Klingon Deep Space Fleet.