K'vort class

The K'vort-class (or K'Vort-class) was a type of Klingon Bird-of-Prey light cruiser starship in Imperial Defense Force service in the 24th century. (TNG episode: "Yesterday's Enterprise"; Decipher RPG module: Starships)

The K'Vort was similarly used as a patrol and pursuit craft in the mirror universe, by the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. By the 2370s, the K'Vort was one of the most common and expendable vessels in Regent Worf's fleet. (DS9 episodes: "Shattered Mirror", "The Emperor's New Cloak"; CCG set: Mirror, Mirror)

History[edit | edit source]

The K'vort-class was developed out of the highly successful B'rel-class, and is essentially just a much larger version of the same design. (ST reference: Starship Spotter)

Despite its success, the class began to fall into obscurity towards the end of the 24th century following the introduction of more advanced cruisers such as the Vor'cha-class.

Features[edit | edit source]

The K'vort-class is fitted with 4 disruptor cannons, 2 photon torpedo launchers and a cloaking device.

Known vessels[edit | edit source]

Klingon bird-of-prey vessels
E4-class	(Adamant) • (Adept) • (Conqueror) • (Darkness) • (Defender) • (Defiant) • (Determined) • (Devoted) • (Focus) • (Guardian) • (Hidden) • (Insolent) • (Invisible) • (Keeper) • (Obdurate) • (Procession) • (Raid) • (Return) • (Safeguard) • (Seeker) • (Shadow) • (Shieldbearer) • (Strike) • (Stubborn) • (Swatter) • (Trustworthy) • (Unbreakable) • (Viking)
E6-class	(Battle) • (War) • (Conflict) • (Attack)	Z'gavva-class (D32)	Falchion	D12-class	Cha'Joh
G2-class	G2C-295 • G2C-871 • G2C-913 • G2-2983 • G2-5213 • G2-9178 • (Catcher) • (Fencer) • (Fetcher) • (Fighter) • (Hunter) • (Stalker) • (Watcher)
B'rel-class (K22B)	BaHwil' • Begh'poQ • BImoqu' • BInep • BI'ngo' • BIQ'a'ngo' • Bllugh • Bowie'e • B'rel/Qel'Poh (aka Bounty) • Buruk • Chong'pogh • Ch'Tang • Dakh'yi'DIL • Dakronh ~ Kla'DIyuS • Deb'choS • Doh' • Do'Ha' • Dom'SIS • DughDuy • Dughjup • Dughla' • DughQu' • Dughro' • DughwoQ • DughyaS • Dun'wo' • Duy'Hub • Em'ree • Etam • (Fury) • Ghar'Qotlh • Gho'be' • Ghoch'ragh • GhoH'Sot • GhungDol • Ghunglom • GhungQa' • GhungQogh • Gon'dev • Grerr • guhMoh • Hegh'QeDp • Hegh'ta • Hembu' • HemDuy • Hemghol • Hemlom • Hijol'peng • Hob'DIS • Hovpeng • Huj'a'SIp • Hurgh'ragh • HuS'ngeb • Jib'lalDan • Jiyajbe' • Jol ylchu' • Jor • JuS'mung • Kad'nra • Kahless Ro • Khich • Korinar • Koroth • Krogshat • Kruge • K'ti'suka • LoS'maH • Luq'argh • MajQa'be' • Malpara • Mav'jop • Maw'HeSwI' • M'Char • Mich'pagh • Mok'tal • NaSbutlh • NaSDol • NaSDup • NaSgho • NaSghong • NaS'puchpa' • NaStaj • Nay'par • Ning'tao ~ Ning'tau • N'Kghar • Nukmay • Okrona ~ Chontay • Orantho • PiqaD'nem • Plath • Qap'ghargh • Qo' • Qovin • Qugh'tung • QuHvaj'Qob • Qul'bIQ • Quoc'Truong • Qup'SoH • Qut'Such • RanKuf • RaQpo'juS • Rotarran • Sap'leng • SID'ghom • Slivin • TaD'moH • TajHu' • Tar'be' • Targ • Tazhat • TIH'Hich • TIQ'IwSev • TlhIH'Hu • Trayor • Tu'a'rop • VIghajbe' • Vorka • Vorn • Vut'bol • Wo'bortas • Wuv'a'tem • Yaj'a' • YijatlhQo' • Ylje' • Y'tem
K'vort-class	Aktuh • Azetbur • Begh'poQ • B'iJik • Buruk • Chang • Chong'pogh • Deb'choS • Divok • Duy'Hub • Fek'lhr • Gho'be' • GhoH'Sot • Gi'ral • Gorkon • Gro'kan • Hegh'ta • Hob'DIS • Hurgh'ragh • J'Ddan • Kahless • Kang • K'Ehleyr • Ki'tang • Klag • K'mpec • K'nera • Koloth • Konmel • Koord • Kor • Koraga • Kormag • Korris • K'Ratak • Kreltek • Kruge • K'Temoc • Kurn • K'vort • L'Kor • Lorgh • Lukara • Luq'argh • MajQa'be' • Maltz • Melota • Morath • NaS'puchpa' • Nay'par • Nu'Daq • Pagh • PiqaD'nem • Qugh'tung • Qup'SoH • Qut'Such • TaD'moH • Tagak • Taj • TajHu • Tar'be • Vorn • Wuv'a'tem
Various bird-of-prey series	Boqrat • Botka • B'Rel • ChemvaH • G'gtah • Kor • K'raiykh • LIngta' • MIl'oD • ("Naprem") • Ning'tao • Norgh • Qa'Hom • Qaj • Quundar • Storm Lord • Sung puq Lod • Suy' • Teghbat • To'baj • Toppa' • VIghro' • unnamed Klingon birds-of-prey
(translated names in parentheses)

Appendices[edit | edit source]

Connections[edit | edit source]

Bird-of-prey classes
Romulan birds-of-prey	2150s • late-2150s bird-of-prey • 22nd century • 23rd century (Kelvin timeline) • 24th century • T'varo • T'Liss • Vas Hatham • Temar Vastaram
Reman birds-of-prey	T'varo
Klingon birds-of-prey	22nd century • 2260s • 23rd century (Kelvin timeline) • M'Chla • B'rel • Chuq'Beh • D12 • D'Gavama • E4 • E6 • G2 • Khitomer • K'vort • QuD • Z'gavasta • Z'gavva • QulDun • Norgh • Ki'tang • Hegh'ta

Klingon starship classes
Klingonese names	Akif • An'quat • BaSro' • Batlh • Bre'el • B'rel • B'Rotlh • Baka Re' • Ber'taa • Besz Ra'te' • Birok • Bortas • BortaS bIr • Bortasqu' • Ch'Tang • Chargh • CharghwI' • Chava'Kal • Chontay • ChunDab • Chuq'Beh • Chutok • DaSpu • D'aka • D'ama • Dath D'lan • D'esta Kar • D'Gavama • DujHod • Eakin K'nall • Fek'lhr • Fer'Jai • H'ban Pav • Haqtaj • Hegh'ta • HoH'SuS • Jach • Jach'Eng • Jfolokh • Klinzhai • K'mirra • K'nall • K'nel • K't'agga • K't'alla • K't'inga • K't'kara • K't'mara • K't'rika • K'Tanco • K'vort • K'vort Cha • Kalath • Karas • Kas Maal • K'el Ri'anda • Kh'exrilin • K'hanakh • Kamarag • Khitomer (bird-of-prey) • Kl'ar • Klolode • Kl'sarza • Kl'xenova • Koloth • Kom Ka'des • Komo Val • Korath • Koreba • Koro't'inga • Kronos • K'toch • L'rexa • Lar'hal • Lara'atan • LI'wI' • Mas To Gal • Mat'Ha • May'Duj • M'Chla • Mogh • MoQ • Mortum Hesta • Na Ra'den • Negh'Var • Nemosin • Ning'tao • Norgh • Nov • NuQ'Duj • Oniros • Pach • Peghqu' • PIH • Plen Zha • PumwI' • Puyjaq • qa'HoS • Qang • Qaw'Dun • Qeh'Ral • Qexa • QeylIS BetleH • Qib • Qin • Qoj • Qorgh • QuD • Qugh • Riskadh • Sech • Sivista • Somraw • SuQ'jagh • SuQob • SuvwI'Qeh • T'h'lar • Ta'Sub • Tajtiq • Talat Kh'exesta • Tor'Kaht • Ty'Gokor • V'al'kon • V'kar Zadan • V's'talo • Tas'esta • Vakk • Vo'Quv • VoDleH • Voodieh • Vor'cha • Vor'Kang • Xechas • Z'gal • Z'gavasta • Z'gavva • Z'mortama • Zha Mortas
Translated names	Accuser • Administrator • Alliance • Battle Cruiser • Bird of Prey • Bringer of Agony • Bringer of Destiny • Bringer of Destruction • Bringer of Justice • Carrier of Doom • Catapult • Chancellor • Death Boot • Death Rite • Death Stalker • Defender • Emperor • Enforcer • Ever Victorious • Fat Man • Fierce Revenge • Great Bird • Grim Reaper • (Gull) • Healer • Insurrection • Little Killer • Luckless • Mender • Mover • (Murph) • One Wing • Painbringer • Pathmaker • Predator • (Raptor) • Ravenous • Relentless • Revenge • Saber • Seeker • Shadow • Speedstar • Stalker • Star • Stinger • Stingtongue • Strong Victor • Stronger Bird • Suspicious • Swiftwind • Sword of Kahless • Throne Seeker • Trader's Game • Truthbringer • Tugboat • Unseen Creeper • Warrior's Anger • Watcher • Winner
Alphanumeric names	B5 • D2 • D3 • D4 • D4x • D5 • D6 • D7 • (D7/D5 Klolode • D7 Akif • D7A • D7C • D7G • D7M • D7R • D7S • D7 Koloth) • D9 • D10 (bird of prey) • D10 (cruiser) • D11 • D12 (bird of prey) • D12 (cruiser) • D14 • D16 • D18 • D20 • D32 • E4 • E6 • F5 • F5B • F5C • F5G • F5GB • F5K • F5L • F5W • F5Y • F6 • FWK • FWL • FWC • G2 • G3 • G4 • G5 • G6 • G8 • K3 • K4 • K5 • K6 • K14 • K15 • K17 • K18 • K22 • (K22B) • K23 • K24 • K26 • K27 • K30 • K32 • L6 • L9 • L13 • L24 • L42 • S4 • S5 • S8 • T3 • T5 • T12
By time period or type	Birds-of-prey (22nd century bird of prey • 2260s bird of prey) • 23rd century scout vessel • mobile battle base • battleship • cargo ship • colony ship • construction ship • dropship • mining freighter • prison barge • repair ship • scout ship

References[edit | edit source]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 DS9 reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual

External links[edit | edit source]

K'vort class article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

[DS9TM-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 DS9 reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual

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