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Shepherds' Ship

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Universe : Prime Timeline
Affiliation : Shepherds
Class Name : Shepherds' Ship

Notes

The Shepherds' ship, was significantly more powerful than the USS Enterprise when encountered in 2258. It had a mostly dispersed design with lots of voids and also featured rotating sections. It was armed with photon torpedoes. The Enterprise was able to disable some of its weapons with a phaser blast causing the ship to retreat and regroup. [1]

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References

# Series Season Source Comment
1 SNW 1 Children of the Comet
Series : SNW Season 1
Episode : Children of the Comet

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