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|Name= Vidiian starship |
|Name= Vidiian starship |
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|Affiliation= [[Vidiian Sodality]] |
|Affiliation= [[Vidiian Sodality]] |
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|Active= [[2371]] |
|Active= [[2371]] |
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|Crew= 2 |
|Crew= 2 |
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| − | The '''Vidiian starship''' was a type of [[starship]] utilized by the [[Vidiian Sodality]] in [[2371]]. This class of vessel could be operated by a crew of two, and was evenly matched for speed with an {{ |
+ | The '''Vidiian starship''' was a type of [[starship]] utilized by the [[Vidiian Sodality]] in [[2371]]. This class of vessel could be operated by a crew of two, and was evenly matched for speed with an {{class|Intrepid}} starship. |
| − | That year, the {{USS|Voyager}} pursued this type of ship from a [[ |
+ | That year, the {{USS|Voyager}} pursued this type of ship from a [[Unnamed planetoids|planetoid]] in the [[Delta Quadrant]], after its occupants, [[Dereth]] and [[Motura]] had stolen [[Neelix]]'s [[lung]]s. |
The ship eventually dropped out of [[warp]], and entered a [[space station|station]], hidden within a large [[asteroid]], with interior walls that emanated severe [[EM|electro-magnetic]] interference. ''Voyager'' tracked the ship's [[ion trail]] into the asteroid. |
The ship eventually dropped out of [[warp]], and entered a [[space station|station]], hidden within a large [[asteroid]], with interior walls that emanated severe [[EM|electro-magnetic]] interference. ''Voyager'' tracked the ship's [[ion trail]] into the asteroid. |
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In a last ditch effort to pinpoint the Vidiian ship, ''Voyager'' fired a continuous [[phaser]] beam, at a minimum power level, which reflected off the station's bulkheads until the beam encountered the Vidiian ship. When the craft was discovered, the Vidiian crew attempted to engage their ship's engines but were [[transporter|transported]] from the ship onto ''Voyager'' before they could escape. ({{VOY|Phage}}) |
In a last ditch effort to pinpoint the Vidiian ship, ''Voyager'' fired a continuous [[phaser]] beam, at a minimum power level, which reflected off the station's bulkheads until the beam encountered the Vidiian ship. When the craft was discovered, the Vidiian crew attempted to engage their ship's engines but were [[transporter|transported]] from the ship onto ''Voyager'' before they could escape. ({{VOY|Phage}}) |
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Revision as of 13:58, 31 July 2013
- You may also be looking for Vidiian starship (2371-2372)
The Vidiian starship was a type of starship utilized by the Vidiian Sodality in 2371. This class of vessel could be operated by a crew of two, and was evenly matched for speed with an Intrepid-class starship.
That year, the USS Voyager pursued this type of ship from a planetoid in the Delta Quadrant, after its occupants, Dereth and Motura had stolen Neelix's lungs.
The ship eventually dropped out of warp, and entered a station, hidden within a large asteroid, with interior walls that emanated severe electro-magnetic interference. Voyager tracked the ship's ion trail into the asteroid.
Almost immediately, the Vidiians used a type of dampening field that began to bleed energy from Voyager's warp nacelles at a rate of seven percent per minute.
In a last ditch effort to pinpoint the Vidiian ship, Voyager fired a continuous phaser beam, at a minimum power level, which reflected off the station's bulkheads until the beam encountered the Vidiian ship. When the craft was discovered, the Vidiian crew attempted to engage their ship's engines but were transported from the ship onto Voyager before they could escape. (VOY: "Phage")