The K'ragk-Vort't was the flagship of the Sarris Dominion, personally commanded by Roth'h'ar Sarris himself.
Technology[]
Like all Fatu-Krey ships, it employs biological technology, giving it the ability to regenerate itself when damaged in combat. It was an extremely powerful vessel capable of interstellar travel.
The biological systems of the K'ragk-Vort't endowed the ship with conciousness and even a personality. Like most sentient ships the K'ragk-Vort't looked to its commander as a father figure. Predictably Sarris did not return the feelings, resulting in the ship's negative behaviour.
Defensive & Offensive Capabilities[]
The ships primary means of defense was its neutron armor (presumably complimented by the ships ability to heal). As a warship, its offensive capabilities were great, it was equipped with a large armament of implosion missiles and positron missiles, thus making the K'ragk-Vort't a truly formidably well armed combat vessel.
History[]
Origins and War with the Thermians[]
It remains completely unknown as to when exactly was the K'ragk-Vort't built. However what is known is that General Roth'h'ar Sarris was in command, he used the K'ragk-Vort't which terrorized the peaceful Thermians for many years, leaving very little survivors in it's wake.
First Encounter & Pursuit of the Protector II[]
The K'ragk-Vort't was later encountered by the Protector II, the Thermians newest and latest starship. The massive Fatu-Krey warship immediately began it's attack on the Protector II when Sarris demanded that they hand over the "Omega 13" device (which doesn't exist). The K'ragk-Vort't immediately gave chase and relentlessly pursued the Protector II all the way to a nearby Tothian Minefield that was leftover from The Great War of 12185. The K'ragk-Vort't then patiently waited on the outskirts of the minefield, while the Protector II barely manages to escape through a magnetic minefield and suffering heavy damage in the aftermath.
Capture of the Protector II, Battle in the Tothian Minefield, & Destruction[]
The K'ragk-Vort't and it's crew eventually caught up to and successfully managed to captured the Protector II and it's crew. After learning that Jason Nesmith, Gwen DeMarco, Alexander Dane, Fred Kwan, Tommy Webber, and Guy Fleegman are nothing but actors, General Roth'h'ar Sarris intends to destroy the Protector II and activates the Protector II's self-destruct mechanism and returns to his ship. Fortunately the Protector II's self-destruct system was aborted in time, much to Sarris's anger and frustration. General Roth'h'ar Sarris orders his ship's weapons officer to tear the Protector II apart.
The Protector II immediately heads straight back into the Thotian Minefield, while goading General Roth'h'ar Sarris into having his warship pursue them into the minefield, to which he does, much to some of his crew showing concern. Thinking quickly Jason Nesmith orders Tommy Webber to bring the Protector II closer to the mines in order to knock the aside and against one another in order to shield them from the K'ragk-Vort't's sensors, effectively and temporarily blinding them. When General Roth'h'ar Sarris noticed that their target has turned around to face the head on, Sarris ordered his weapons officer to fire upon the Protector II. The K'ragk-Vort't continued it's merciless weapons barrage on the Protector II, that is until the ship was destroyed along with most of its crew by a barrage of Tothian Mines dragged by the Protector II, thus ending The Battle in the Tothian Minefield. Unfortunately, General Roth'h'ar Sarris had managed to escape the K'ragk-Vort't and teleported aboard the Protector II, that is until his death at the hands of Jason Nesmith, ending his reign forever.
Notes[]
- The name K'ragk-Vort't appearently translates as, "Angry shellfish of doom".
- The name of the ship is give as The Falcon in the screen play, and the Junior Novelization. The blu-ray galactopedia gives they slightly more sensible name of K'ragk-Vort't (sensible in that it is an alien name, rather than any earthly name).