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The [[Kzinti Hegemony (SFU)|Kzinti Hegemony]] Ship ''Quasar'' was a [[Kzinti battlecruiser (SFU)|command cruiser]], which was initially a strike cruiser before the entire class was converted. Though [[Kzinti (SFU)|Kzinti]] culture kept the names of their vessels a closely guarded secret, the name was assigned by the [[United Federation of Planets (SFU)|Federation]] for ease in identification.<ref name="Nexus07"/> | The [[Kzinti Hegemony (SFU)|Kzinti Hegemony]] Ship ''Quasar'' was a [[Kzinti battlecruiser (SFU)|command cruiser]], which was initially a strike cruiser before the entire class was converted. Though [[Kzinti (SFU)|Kzinti]] culture kept the names of their vessels a closely guarded secret, the name was assigned by the [[United Federation of Planets (SFU)|Federation]] for ease in identification.<ref name="Nexus07"/> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:35, 7 October 2023
K.H.S. Quasar
| First Appearance | Nexus #7 |
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The Kzinti Hegemony Ship Quasar was a command cruiser, which was initially a strike cruiser before the entire class was converted. Though Kzinti culture kept the names of their vessels a closely guarded secret, the name was assigned by the Federation for ease in identification.[1]
Kzinti battlecruiser class vessels
SFU Timeline
• K.H.S. Black Hole • K.H.S. Comet • K.H.S. Eclipse • K.H.S. Ecliptic • K.H.S. Galaxy • K.H.S. Meteor • K.H.S. Milky Way • K.H.S. Nebula • K.H.S. Nova • K.H.S. Parsec • K.H.S. Planetoid • K.H.S. Pulsar • K.H.S. Quasar • K.H.S. Satellite • K.H.S. Starfire
Notes and References
- ↑ "Kzinti Ship Names." Eldridge, Allen D. (Publisher) Nexus, Issue 7. Editor: R. Vance Buck. Associate Editor/Star Fleet Universe: Stephen V. Cole. Cover by Bill Keith Jr. Task Force Games. January 1984.
