Keybounce at 10:44AM, June 20, 2017

So why did the Klingons name their ships after dice rolls?

mhalpern at 9:46AM, Feb. 23, 2014

You know I can think of more than a few reasons why they need to try keeping the ship largely intact, not the least of which is that they're in it, but what better way to sneak a small attack force well behind enemy lines than with their own ship? Of course they should also rename her the Bounty and try and get Transparent Aluminum even though they aren't going to be rescuing whales with it, they may try and rescue Wheels with it... To be honest Ron when i started realizing the implications of them stealing their enemy's ship, that said the federation cruiser looks more like a cross between the D7 and the D12, but i wonder does this one have the stasis beams like some of the D7s...

Mr Kaos at 10:10AM, Feb. 21, 2014

their last mistake ever!

starj at 5:20AM, Feb. 21, 2014

nice page

KAM at 4:50AM, Feb. 21, 2014

Yeah the Klingon D-7 was cool (okay, I'm not sure if D-7 was used onscreen, but it did turn up in some books about the making of Star Trek). I still prefer the Enterprise (and heck DC's Comics Legion of Super-Heroes used that basic design for the Legion Cruiser for years without any complaints), although I feel the Enterprise-D improved on the original design.

mhalpern at 4:30AM, Feb. 21, 2014

@zgrssd the leader/mastermind of the villains, all the others answer to him, even the General

zgrssd at 4:03AM, Feb. 21, 2014

It's been a while since I dived into the Archive. Who is big thinker again?

hkmaly at 3:38AM, Feb. 21, 2014

Better that WHICH Enterprise? NX01, NCC-1701/A (Constitution class), B (Excelsior), C (Ambassador), D (Galaxy), E (Sovereign), F (Odyssey) or J? Also, by "Klingon Cruiser", you mean K'vort, B'rel or Vor'cha?

skobel at 3:35AM, Feb. 21, 2014

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mhalpern at 1:35AM, Feb. 21, 2014

Man is someone going to be surprised