V’kar Zadan “Stingtongue” class
V’kar Zadan “Stingtongue” class (FASA-2301)
Statistics | |
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Length | 205 meters[1] |
Width | 135 meters[1] |
Height | 30 meters[1] |
Mass | 74,500 metric tons[1] |
Crew | 220[1] |
Passengers | 10[1] |
Shuttlecraft | 1[1] |
Cruising Speed | Warp 7[1] |
Emergency Speed | Warp 8[1] |
Weapons | 2 KD-6 disruptors; 4 torpedo launchers[1] |
Shortly after the discovery of photon torpedo technology, the Klingon Empire initiated a program for a missile-armed destroyer. Several designs were reviewed and tested before the V’kar Zadan (“Stingtongue”) class, which would later be designated the D-2 by Starfleet, was commissioned. Five months later, a slightly redesigned version of the class was introduced, different only in the arrangement of its torpedo bays. The V’kar Zadan class was an excellent offensive weapon against ships of its own class, but wasn’t able to hold up against larger ships due to the lack of range of its torpedoes and a relatively weak superstructure. The class was produced at Iosia and H’renn at an average rate of twelve per month. The class name, V’kar Zadan, translated to “the tongue that stings.”[1]
References
- 1. “Klingon Ship Recognition Manual.” Star Trek: The Roleplaying Game, Supplement 2301. Game. FASA. 1985.
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