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Star Trek Online: Vorgon Conclusions

By LaughingTrendy | Wed 08 Jun 2016 09:30:00 AM PDT

In the future, the scientist Kal Dano will build a quantum phase inhibitor known as the Tox Uthat. Both scientist and device will be controversial and coveted across time and space. Find out where this story began and how it ends as you chase the Vorgons who want the Tox Uthat for their own.

“Vorgon Conclusions” will be the second episode in our new Yesterday’s War arc. Characters must have already completed “The Core of the Matter” and reached level 30 to play this episode. Prior to the launch of our latest expansion, Agents of Yesterday , Gold and Lifetime players will have access to this mission on Tribble. Once Agents of Yesterday launches, it will be available to all players. “Vorgon Conclusions” will be available to all players (Romulan players must have selected a faction).

You can easily access this mission by accessing your Mission Journal (default key ‘J’), selecting the “Yesterday’s War” episodes tab, and choosing to ‘Hail’ your contact for the mission. Keep checking in over the next few weeks to hear about more exciting episodes from Agents of Yesterday .

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"Vorgon Conclusions" is a mission in the Star Trek Online video game . It is a mission of the " Yesterday's War " episode .

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• 2.2 Locations
• 2.3 Races and cultures
• 3.1 Connections
• 3.2 External link

Description [ ]

References [ ], characters [ ], locations [ ], races and cultures [ ], appendices [ ], connections [ ], external link [ ].

• Vorgon Conclusions article at the Star Trek Online wiki .
• 1 Cetacean Probe
• 2 Eclipse class
• 3 Ferengi Rules of Acquisition

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Discovery's Final Episode Breaks an Infamous Star Trek Curse

Stick the landing.

The finale of Star Trek: Discovery was given the impossible task of concluding Season 5’s 10-episode story while also serving as a capper for the entire show and wrapping up a handful of Short Treks anthology episodes. But while Trek series finales can be a mixed bag, Discovery fans can rest easy. Its series finale, “Life Itself,” manages to stick the landing. Here’s a spoiler-free look at why you can’t miss the Discovery finale, which makes for an impressive but concise balancing act that ends the show with confidence and class.

While the series finales of The Next Generation (“All Good Things...”) and Deep Space Nine (“What You Leave Behind”) were generally well-received, not all Star Trek series finales have been compelling. 2023’s Picard finale was a slam-dunk, but it was an extension of The Next Generation. The Original Series and The Animated Series didn’t have planned finales and just stopped on somewhat random episodes. Opinions are divided on the Voyager finale, “Endgame,” but Chakotay and Seven’s sudden romance is unrealistic, and Janeway’s time paradox story feels like a retread of “All Good Things...” Most infamously, the 2004 Enterprise series finale is considered a bad finale and perhaps one of the worst Trek episodes ever, as it focuses on guest stars dragged in from Next Gen instead of its own cast.

So making a good finale to wrap up a Star Trek series isn’t exactly a high bar to clear. The circumstances surrounding Discovery’s series finale are an odd combination of the planned finales for TNG, DS9, and Voyager, and the unexpected conclusions to TOS, The Animated Series, and Enterprise . Thankfully, that cocktail seems to be effective.

It’s no secret that the final episode of Discovery wasn’t planned to be the series finale. Nearly a year after Season 5 finished shooting, it was decided that Discovery would come to an end. And so, while the season was being edited, showrunner Michelle Paradise and Alex Kurtzman created an extended coda for Episode 10. As reported back in 2023 , Discovery was given “additional filming to help craft a conclusion for the series.” Discovery’s last episode was retroactively transformed into a series finale.

While hardcore fans might be able to see where the original season ending and new series ending were glued together, the finale is still extremely satisfying. Nothing about “Life Itself” overstays its welcome, nor does it feel like the story of Michael Burnham and the Discovery crew is being short-changed. It’s actually hard to imagine what certain characters would have done afterward had there been a Season 6. The final moments do hint at stories that could be explored in future Trek series, and the Final Frontier's distant future is still in flux. But when faced with the task of wrapping up an epic action-adventure series set inside a sprawling franchise, Discovery’s finale does it all with grace.

The Star Trek: Discovery finale, “Life Itself,” hits Paramount+ on Thursday, May 30 at 3:00 AM EST.

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Vorgon Ryn'kodan Carrier

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Release date: June 8, 2017 The Vorgon Ryn'kodan -class Carrier is a Tier 6 Engineering Carrier which may be flown by characters of any faction . This starship can be used from any level upon completion of the tutorial experience. As you level up, this ship gains additional hull, weapon slots, and console slots.

Players can obtain this starship from the Phoenix Prize Pack , for 1 [ Epic Prize Token - Phoenix Prize Pack ] ; this ship box cannot be sold or traded. Those who obtained it from a previous Lohlunat Festival (PC: June 8 - July 20, 2017) event for 1000 Lohlunat Prize Vouchers may find this vessel in the “Reclaim Rewards” store, accessible via the "Events" UI.

• 2 Starship Mastery
• 3.1 Universal consoles
• 3.2.1 Carrier commands
• 3.3 Subsystem Targeting
• 3.4 Specialization seating
• 4 Standard configuration
• 5.1 Equipment slots and seating
• 5.2 Hull strength
• 5.3 T6-X upgrade
• 6 Ship comparison
• 7 Admiralty ship
• 10 External links

Overview [ | ]

The Vorgon Ryn'kodan -class Carrier is the durable command and control vessel that makes up the focal point of any Vorgon attack fleet. Though lacking the maneuverability of other Vorgon vessels, this extremely resilient ship is capable of outlasting foes foolish enough to underestimate its capabilities.

The Vorgon Ryn'kodan Carrier also features a Vorgon Bridge.

Starship Mastery [ | ]

Abilities [ | ], universal consoles [ | ].

The Vorgon Ryn’kodan Carrier comes equipped with the [ Console - Universal - Subphasic Defense Drone ] .

This ability is part of the Vorgon Weapon Expertise Set , which also includes [ Console - Universal - Harasser Probes ] and [ Console - Universal - S.I.F. Inverter ] obtainable with Vorgon Xyfius Heavy Escort (T6) and Vorgon Ytijara Dreadnought Cruiser (T6) , but can also be equipped on the Vorgon Ryn'kodan Carrier. For each console added after the first, an additional passive bonus is unlocked.

Hangar bay [ | ]

The Vorgon Ryn'kodan Carrier comes equipped with two wings of Vorgon Echentis Frigates .

These light craft are equipped with two fore Tetryon Beam Arrays , one fore Tetryon Dual Beam Bank , one aft Tetryon Beam Array and one aft Chroniton Mine Launcher . They can also use Dispersal Pattern Alpha I and Suppression Barrage I abilities. Advanced and Elite Hangars of Echentis Frigates come with higher ranks of these abilities.

The Advanced variant of the Echentis Frigates can be obtained from the Dilithium Store , while the Elite variant is obtainable from the Fleet Starbase with unlocked Tier V Communications Array.

Carrier commands [ ]

Subsystem Targeting [ ]

The Vorgon Ryn'kodan -class Carrier comes with built-in Subsystem Targeting abilities. These built-in abilities stay at Rank I and do not automatically rank up when acquiring higher tier Science starships. They are separate from Subsystem Targeting abilities gained through Tactical Space Bridge officer abilities .

Activating a subsystem targeting ability will upgrade all energy weapons to inflict a stacking power drain on the foe's targeted subsystem for the next 10 seconds. They will also have a small chance to knock the targeted subsystem offline for a short duration.

Specialization seating

The Vorgon Ryn'kodan -class Carrier features the following specialist seats:

Standard configuration [ | ]

Starships come with standard equipment and weapons of the lowest mark available at the ship's minimum rank. The items provided are appropriate to the type of vessel and its related playing style.

Fore Weapons

Aft Weapons

Scaling starship

This starship's equipment slots, base hull capacity and shield capacity scale as your level increases.

Equipment slots and seating [ ]

As you rank up every 10 levels, up to level 40, the ship's forward weapon slots, aft weapon slots, tactical console slots, engineering console slots, science console slots and available bridge officer (boff) abilities will slowly increase toward endgame capabilities:

Hull strength [ ]

This table shows how the ship's hull strength scales at each level. The base hull of all scaling starships is 10,000, which is then multiplied by the ship's hull modifier (1.625 for the Vorgon Ryn'kodan -class Carrier), and then multiplied by the scaling multiplier below at each level.

T6-X upgrade

By using an [ Experimental Ship Upgrade Token ] , the Vorgon Ryn'kodan -class Carrier may be upgraded to T6-X , unlocking an extra ship device slot, universal console slot, and the ability to slot an extra starship trait .

Ship comparison [ | ]

Admiralty ship [ | ].

Notes [ | ]

• CBS disapproved of Cryptic's initial 31st Century FED designs and were eventually turned into the Vorgon ships.

Gallery [ | ]

Vorgon Ryn’kodan Carrier

Vorgon Echentis Frigate Hangar Pet

Subphasic Defense Drone Activation

Vorgon Ryn’kodan Carrier top side view

External links [ | ]

• Season 13 Dev Blog - The Summer Event on PC!
• Season 13 Dev Blog - 2017 Summer Event Ship Stats!
• 2 Playable starship
• 3 Infinity Prize Pack - T6 Ship