Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Critical propulsion system components at the heart of the USS Enterprise's warp core that regulate matter/anti-matter flow to control warp drive operations. These injectors are …
Wilted Zan Periculi flowers, a rare species native to Lappa IV in Ferengi space, discovered at the Betazed abduction site. These flowers serve as the …
A ceremonial percussion instrument of Algolian origin played by a musician in Ten Forward during William Riker's chess match with Nibor (and Reittan Grax in …
A pair of tall, ceremonial double doors forming the entrance to the Angosian Senate rotunda: heavy, metal‑reinforced wooden leaves carved with civic motifs and set …
A set of long‑barreled phaser rifles — rifle‑length energy weapons with a shoulder stock, elongated emitter housing, and matte metallic finish — distributed across the …
A compact bundle of navigational data displayed as precise alphanumeric vectors and planetary bearings across the bridge's tactical and helm consoles. The coordinates appear as …
A colossal, external energy vortex that lashes the Enterprise with visible filaments and a circling wreath of force. It appears as a shimmering eye in …
A bank of small, movable partitions used as set dressing in the ante room leading to the Klingon Great Hall. The panels present a low, …
Permanent hardware assembly in the Enterprise-D's antimatter regulation suite, critical to warp core stability and featured in the sabotage crisis of Yesterday's Enterprise (S03E15).
The ruined remains of Nel Apgar's mid‑size orbital station following a catastrophic explosion: a smoking, fractured shell and an associated drifting debris cloud of charred …
A named Federation colony vessel invoked as the source and symbol of recent violence: a metal-hulled transport whose name, Artemis, and faded Federation insignia anchor …
A formal multi-page legal contract referenced during the ready-room debate over the Barzan wormhole. The script does not display the document physically; characters treat it …
A Vorgon energy weapon exclusively used by Boratus to shoot Vash in the Risan lobby, marking a violent escalation in the Vorgons' demands for the …
The angular, black-hulled Borg cube is a massive, adaptive warship that pursues the Enterprise from the nebula, its hull dominating space while it hails Picard …
A dynamic, frequency-adaptive energy field cloaking individual Borg drones during their assault on the Enterprise. Unlike the static containment field around Locutus, these shields recalibrate …
A direct ship-to-ship hail from the Borg cube bursts onto the Enterprise bridge viewscreen amid Red Alert klaxons. The Borg voice addresses Picard by name …
Geordi recalibrates shields and deflectors against the Borg subspace field, but it holds impenetrable, neutralizing Enterprise weapons and rendering phasers ineffective. Worf reports total shield …
A cluster of compact service pistols worn by posted security and uniformed crewmembers across the altered Enterprise bridge and mess. Each pistol rides in a …
A human-scale flush bulkhead door set into the corridor outside Captain Picard's private quarters, serving as the primary access point to his quarters. It is …
Invisible energy weapons fired by unseen captors, used to stun characters in corridors during initial incapacitation. Distinct from physical structures like the holding bay bulkhead.
A lightweight metal-framed folding chair with a scuffed black vinyl seat and low back, speckled with cavern dust and small scratches from repeated transport. When …
Distinct from the USS Hood; represents the content of the verbal transmission (orders designating Tam Elbrun as mission specialist) rather than the vehicle (USS Hood) …
A row of low‑profile student workstations: compact rectangular consoles with flat, matte displays recessed in thin metal bezels, integrated tactile keypads, and soft status lamps. …
A compact, collapsible shovel carried by Jean-Luc Picard in his backpack, deployed during the frantic excavation of the cavern floor to uncover the Tox Uthat …
A digital display device placed on Picard's ready room desk, specifically used to render Reginald Barclay's unsatisfactory performance report in Hollow Pursuits (S3E21). Its content …
A rack‑integrated engine control processor module — compact, metallic, and densely pinned — that sits in the Enterprise‑C's propulsion control array. In the current scene …
Daimon Tog activates this sterile bed, which slides from the grimy Ferengi lab wall after he isolates Lwaxana Troi from Deanna. Contrasting the spilled compounds …
Recorded verbal status reports from Data during his shuttle flight, replayed on engineering consoles by Geordi La Forge and Wesley Crusher. The final transmission omits …
A plain, hand-sized metal dining fork with four tines and a cool, utilitarian sheen typical of Ten-Forward serviceware. Data holds the fork in steady, precise …
A sturdy, waist‑high interrogation table anchored in the debriefing room: broad dark composite or laminate surface with scuffed edges and faint impact marks. Low profile …
A ragged scatter of asteroidal debris — fractured rock and scorched metallic shards tumbling slowly across sensor arrays and the viewscreen. Fragments range from fist‑sized …
A compact, localized energy curtain that snaps into place across Deck 36 corridors: latticed blue-white filaments shimmer with a humming pressure, forming an impenetrable plane …
A compact, recessed communications module set into the detention cell bulkhead: brushed alloy faceplate, narrow horizontal status light, a small speaker grille and a tactile …
A compact, sealed transport crate stamped in bold block letters 'DICOSILIUM.' Constructed from corrugated polymer with Federation transport clamps and hazard tape, the canister carries …
A scuffed, full‑body pressure suit from the cargo bay: layered polymer and reinforced joint housings, integrated life‑support couplings at the chest, and a clear helmet …
A compact sample of an engineered, highly reflective compound identified in reports as 'discosilium' (alternate spelling 'dicosilium'). Presented in a clear evidence vial during the …
A singular, recognizable piece from Fajo's collection, specifically scrutinized by Data moments before Fajo's interruption in the den. This artifact is distinct from the broader …
Tactical resource rerouted from the USS Enterprise's warp drive to power the main deflector weapon during the Borg confrontation. Distinct from the warp engines themselves, …
A palm-sized Starfleet personal communicator with a dark polymer shell, recessed tactile activation pad, faint bezel glow and a small speaker grille. In the laboratory …
Interactive control interface in Enterprise Engineering, used by Geordi La Forge to manually input evacuation commands during the Borg hull breach. Executes safety protocols including …
Technical screen in Engineering projecting glowing molecular graphics for five undetectable substances (Jakmanite, Selgninaem, Lucrovexitrin, Saltzgadum, Invidium). Used as a visual aid during the sabotage …
A ship-wide communication terminal on the Enterprise bridge, distinct from personal comm badges. Activated by crew members (e.g., Data) to broadcast urgent alerts to all …
A cavernous, rack-lined processing nexus at the heart of the ship: banks of isolinear trays, crystalline data nodes and braided conduit frame a humming central …
General-purpose ship-wide communication system used for internal announcements, crew coordination, and real-time operational commands (e.g., summoning personnel to transporter rooms). Distinct from external hailing subsystems.
Dual-purpose bridge workstation for subspace signal monitoring and navigation plots, distinct from transporter or other bridge consoles. Central to tactical crises (e.g., Tin Man).
The Enterprise's deflector system is a versatile array of forward-mounted energy emitters that can be adjusted for various tactical and navigational purposes. Most notably, the …
A set of software-defined energy conduits inside the Enterprise-D's warp engineering matrix: invisible, high-frequency streams of plasma/energy routed through injector manifolds and crystal facets. Not …
A ship‑integrated navigational sensor array mounted as part of the Enterprise‑D's bridge sensor suite. It supplies real‑time target acquisition and course data to the bridge, …
System-level power distribution network encompassing multiple transfer nodes, relays, and conduits. Diagnosed as flawless during initial warp crisis diagnostics, ruling it out as the failure …
A self-contained structural hull of the Enterprise-D, distinct from its mechanical attachment systems like docking clamps. Central to saucer separation maneuvers and Borg diversion tactics.
Multi-screen sensor console on the USS Enterprise-D bridge, specialized for detecting cloaked vessels and analyzing particle emissions. Operated by Worf during the Romulan ambush in …
A crew-operated vertical/horizontal transport car used for rapid repositioning during emergencies, distinct from structural systems like hangar doors.
Physical safety barrier system in Enterprise Engineering, designed to isolate the warp core chamber during hull breaches. Triggered remotely (e.g., via the Engineering Evacuation Console) …
A catastrophic structural failure in the inner hull of the Enterprise's Engineering section, caused by the Borg's cutting beams penetrating the outer hull. Results in …
Fixed-screen display device in the Observation Lounge and Ready Room, used to receive Admiral Hanson's reports about the Borg threat and Wolf 359 stand. Distinct …
The Enterprise's outer hull endures a torsional wave rebounding from the graviton wake after a failed warp jump. Geordi La Forge reports this structural strain …
The central computer system of the USS Enterprise-D is a pervasive lattice of consoles and core processors that permeates the ship. In the earliest years, …
The Enterprise's torpedo bays—integrated into the saucer hull and other strategic hull compartments—are the ship's primary offensive weapons system for launching photon torpedoes. Under Worf's …
A compact cluster of rear reaction nozzles and heat-shielded housings mounted on the back of a tiny escape pod. When engaged the nozzles spit a …
A viscous, fast-acting corrosive solvent named Denkirs, replicated by Kivas Fajo from his personal device and stored in an unassuming container. Fajo uses it to …