Ur-Quan Warp Pod - Revision history

Fyzixfighter: changing cat

2009-02-21T22:40:47Z

changing cat

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Fyzixfighter: small clarification: bigger->more powerful, and playing with another sentence to indicate in what way the UQ warp pod differs from lesser warp pods

2008-10-17T21:44:55Z

small clarification: bigger->more powerful, and playing with another sentence to indicate in what way the UQ warp pod differs from lesser warp pods

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] learned of this incident and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[HyperSpace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from HyperSpace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconnaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] learned of this incident and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[HyperSpace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from HyperSpace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconnaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the ~~bigger~~ the warp pod must be. Therefore ~~building a~~ massive ~~ship~~ the ~~size of an~~ Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder ~~requires a highly efficient~~ warp ~~pod technology~~, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a [[hyperdrive]] field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore massive ships such as the Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder typically possess warp pods capable of generating unusually strong, tight fields, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

	==Gameplay notes==		==Gameplay notes==

Valaggar: rmv speculation

2008-10-14T17:30:23Z

rmv speculation

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] ~~may have somehow been involved in~~ this incident~~; whatever is the case, they observed it~~ and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[~~Hyperspace~~]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from ~~Hyperspace~~ to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve ~~reconaissance~~ and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] learned of this incident and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[HyperSpace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from HyperSpace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconnaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the ~~more intense the field must be and the more powerful~~ the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly ~~energy- and space-~~efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the bigger the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

	Speculation continues as to whether the manipulative Arilou engineered the unusual wreck in order to allow the creation of the [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawner]] and the [[Talking Pet (device)\|neo-Dnyarri]], as both proved invaluable to the Alliance's victory in the Second War.

	==Gameplay notes==		==Gameplay notes==

Fyzixfighter: wlink

2008-01-31T17:49:50Z

wlink

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

PsiPhi: fixing Ur-Quan wikis

2007-10-31T20:11:46Z

fixing Ur-Quan wikis

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

Valaggar: fixed wikilink to IDF

2007-06-29T07:29:04Z

fixed wikilink to IDF

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	[[Image:Urquan warp pod.png\|right\|32px]]		[[Image:Urquan warp pod.png\|right\|32px]]
	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

Fyzixfighter: /* Sources of information */ Thraddash also have info

2007-05-20T18:45:41Z

Sources of information: Thraddash also have info

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	===Sources of information===		===Sources of information===

	The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] on [[Falayalaralfali]] send [[The Captain]] to retrieve the Warp Pod, providing the exact location. The [[Melnorme]] also sell the location of the wreck as a "current event".		The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] on [[Falayalaralfali]] send [[The Captain]] to retrieve the Warp Pod, providing the exact location. The [[Melnorme]] also sell the location of the wreck as a "current event". The [[Thraddash]] also make a vague reference to a severely damaged Dreadnought heading towards Alpha Pavonis.

	===Acquistion===		===Acquistion===

Valaggar: /* Uses */ rmv overlinking

2007-05-20T07:57:13Z

Uses: rmv overlinking

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	===Uses===		===Uses===

	The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] on [[Falayalaralfali]] require the Warp Pod to be able to mount a [[Portal Spawner]] on a ship as large as [[The Flagship]].		The Arilou Lalee'lay on Falayalaralfali require the Warp Pod to be able to mount a [[Portal Spawner]] on a ship as large as [[The Flagship]].

	{{QuestNav}}		{{QuestNav}}

	[[Category:Alien Artifacts]]		[[Category:Alien Artifacts]]

Valaggar: /* Gameplay notes */ creation

2007-05-20T07:53:18Z

Gameplay notes: creation

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	Speculation continues as to whether the manipulative Arilou engineered the unusual wreck in order to allow the creation of the [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawner]] and the [[Talking Pet (device)\|neo-Dnyarri]], as both proved invaluable to the Alliance's victory in the Second War.		Speculation continues as to whether the manipulative Arilou engineered the unusual wreck in order to allow the creation of the [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawner]] and the [[Talking Pet (device)\|neo-Dnyarri]], as both proved invaluable to the Alliance's victory in the Second War.

			==Gameplay notes==
			===Sources of information===

			The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] on [[Falayalaralfali]] send [[The Captain]] to retrieve the Warp Pod, providing the exact location. The [[Melnorme]] also sell the location of the wreck as a "current event".

			===Acquistion===

			The Warp Pod can be extracted from the [[Dreadnought]] wreck on [[Alpha Pavonis VII]].

			===Uses===

			The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] on [[Falayalaralfali]] require the Warp Pod to be able to mount a [[Portal Spawner]] on a ship as large as [[The Flagship]].

	{{QuestNav}}		{{QuestNav}}

	[[Category:Alien Artifacts]]		[[Category:Alien Artifacts]]

Fyzixfighter: quest navplate

2006-11-22T18:46:43Z

quest navplate

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	Speculation continues as to whether the manipulative Arilou engineered the unusual wreck in order to allow the creation of the [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawner]] and the [[Talking Pet (device)\|neo-Dnyarri]], as both proved invaluable to the Alliance's victory in the Second War.		Speculation continues as to whether the manipulative Arilou engineered the unusual wreck in order to allow the creation of the [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawner]] and the [[Talking Pet (device)\|neo-Dnyarri]], as both proved invaluable to the Alliance's victory in the Second War.

			{{QuestNav}}

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] ~~may have somehow been involved in~~ this incident~~; whatever is the case, they observed it~~ and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[~~Hyperspace~~]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from ~~Hyperspace~~ to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve ~~reconaissance~~ and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] learned of this incident and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[HyperSpace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from HyperSpace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconnaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the ~~more intense the field must be and the more powerful~~ the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly ~~energy- and space-~~efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the bigger the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

	Speculation continues as to whether the manipulative Arilou engineered the unusual wreck in order to allow the creation of the [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawner]] and the [[Talking Pet (device)\|neo-Dnyarri]], as both proved invaluable to the Alliance's victory in the Second War.

	==Gameplay notes==		==Gameplay notes==

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial [[portal]] from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Ur-Quan_Kzer-Za\|Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Ur-Quan_Kohr-Ah\|Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.

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	The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.		The only '''Ur-Quan Warp Pod''' ever recovered and studied by Alliance scientists was recovered by [[The Captain]] in the Second War. A [[Kzer-Za]] [[Dreadnought]] had been severely damaged from a battle with a [[Kohr-Ah]] [[Marauder]], but by some freak accident had managed to make a soft landing on the surface of Alpha Pavonis VII, and failed to engage its automatic self-destruct mechanism on the death of its crew. The [[Arilou Lalee'lay]] may have somehow been involved in this incident; whatever is the case, they observed it and, after salvaging the wreck for what they could, informed The Captain that he could obtain Ur-Quan technology from the wreck if he chose. This was especially necessary if he wished to use [[QuasiSpace]] travel; the same exotic energy field used to enter [[Hyperspace]], carefully modified, can be used to generate an artificial portal from Hyperspace to QuasiSpace using the phenomenon known as [[Inter-Dimensional Fatigue]], though this is much more difficult and requires specialized technology that, to our knowledge, only the Arilou possess. Their own [[QuasiSpace Portal Spawner\|Portal Spawners]] are powered by comparatively weak warp pods; since their purposes involve reconaissance and subterfuge more than large-scale transport or combat, they prefer to build their Arilou Lalee'lay [[Skiff\|Skiffs]] as small, quick vessels. In order to fit such a device on [[The Flagship]], they required a much more powerful warp pod, and since it was impossible to reach or modify The Flagship's own warp pod hidden inside its [[Precursor]] framework, they had to use the Dreadnought's surviving starboard warp pod.

	A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.		A basic piece of starship machinery, the warp pod is a device for generating a field of unconventional space-time conditions that allow starships to "push up" from [[TrueSpace]] into HyperSpace. Warp pods are a basic feature of starfaring technology, and the engineering principles involved in building them are almost identical from race to race. However, the larger the mass that must be transported, the more intense the field must be and the more powerful the warp pod must be. Therefore building a massive ship the size of an Ur-Quan Kzer-Za Dreadnought or Kohr-Ah Marauder requires a highly energy- and space-efficient warp pod technology, one reason that no local species other than the [[Ur-Quan Kzer-Za\|Ur-Quan]] and the [[Chmmr]] have built Dreadnought-sized vessels.