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===Reman bird-of-prey=== | ===Reman bird-of-prey=== | ||
The Reman bird-of-prey also had a Romulan counterpart. It was common to find them in service in both the Imperial Romulan Fleet and the Reman rebellion fleet in the | The Reman bird-of-prey also had a Romulan counterpart. It was common to find them in service in both the Imperial Romulan Fleet and the Reman rebellion fleet in the 24th century. | ||
===Reman Irregulars=== | ===Reman Irregulars=== | ||
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In Star Trek Online, which incorporates the story of Countdown, the Remans have colonized Crateris, a failed Romulan colony, with Donatra's blessing. Star Trek Online also shows the Remans as the direct cause of the destruction of Romulus, having intentionally made the Hobus system go supernova under orders from then-Praetor Taris. In the "Cloaked Intentions" feature episode series, a resistance force under the Reman leader Obisek arose to challenge the Tal Shiar's efforts of supremacy over the unstable Romulan Empire, by claiming the secret Romulan factory station known as "the Vault". The Reman resistance would later join with dissident leader D'Tan to settle on "New Romulus", and defend the Vault from Tholian attackers. In the first expansion pack, Legacy of Romulus, the Remans will become a playable race under the new Romulan Republic. | In Star Trek Online, which incorporates the story of Countdown, the Remans have colonized Crateris, a failed Romulan colony, with Donatra's blessing. Star Trek Online also shows the Remans as the direct cause of the destruction of Romulus, having intentionally made the Hobus system go supernova under orders from then-Praetor Taris. In the "Cloaked Intentions" feature episode series, a resistance force under the Reman leader Obisek arose to challenge the Tal Shiar's efforts of supremacy over the unstable Romulan Empire, by claiming the secret Romulan factory station known as "the Vault". The Reman resistance would later join with dissident leader D'Tan to settle on "New Romulus", and defend the Vault from Tholian attackers. In the first expansion pack, Legacy of Romulus, the Remans will become a playable race under the new Romulan Republic. | ||
====Reman bird-of-prey==== | |||
The Reman bird-of-prey of the 25th century was in common use by the year 2409. It was armed with two disruptor beam arrays and a forward plasma torpedo launcher, able to launch basic and heavy plasma torpedoes. The design was based on the Romulan bird-of-prey of the 22nd century. This class was also used by the Romulans, albeit with a green hull coloration. However, both designs featured the Star Empire's logo in black on the top. These birds-of-prey usually operated in groups. | |||
In 2409, this class of ship was frequently encountered by Federation and Klingon Empire starships within and without the territory of the Romulan Star Empire: | |||
Birds-of-prey were part of fleets wandering through the Alpha Centauri and Iota Pavonis sector blocks. | |||
Ships of this class participated in a battle at Brea III against the Tal Shiar, Romulan Imperial Fleet and the Iconians. Starfleet eliminates all Reman ships in the Eirhess and Terrh systems. | |||
Obisek, leader of the Reman rebellion, commanded the Rerik during a Romulan assault on The Vault. The Rerik infiltrated the occupied station, protected by Starfleet and Klingon Defense Force shuttles. It suffered damage but the station's thalaron generator is shut down and the liberated Remans retake The Vault. | |||
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