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The mission to Encaria was a mission undertaken by the United Earth Starfleet vessel Enterprise NX-01. (ST video game: Legacy)

History[]

Prelude[]

Following the mission to Epsilon Theta on 8 May, medical experts confirmed that the plague which infected the Epsilon Theta system was an artificial event. Due to the level of sophistication necessary to synthesize something so complex and lethal, the United Earth Starfleet suspected Romulan involvement. The First Minister of Epsilon Theta Prime provided Starfleet with a holographic image of an alien ship that was observed surveying the planets in that region. Its design indicated that it was a vessel used by the Encari, an isolationist people whose homeworld of Encaria was located just two light years from Romulan space. As such, Enterprise was ordered to investigate Encaria. Her commanding officer, Jonathan Archer, suggested that the Encari were either a tool for the Romulans, or had a foothold in Starfleet space themselves. (ST video game: Legacy)

The Mission[]

Upon scanning Encaria, Enterprise sensors found that Encaria had been poisoned with the same disease that infected Epsilon Theta, only it was much further along in the ecosystem by this point, with all plant and animal life having perished. Shortly after, Enterprise detected a transport moving away from their position. Hailing the transport, Archer ordered whoever was aboard to shut down their engines and prepare to be boarded, but received no response. Upon subjecting the transport to a concentrated scan, Enterprise found it to be an unmanned drone carrying a large concentration of the toxin. Setting a parallel course to follow the transport, the Starfleet vessels were intercepted by Romulan vessels along the way before tracing the transport as it entered a starbase, which carried a large amount of the toxin in liquid form. Observing the base to be a processing facility, Archer determined that the Romulans were synthesizing the toxin from there and distributing it to Starfleet sectors.

Shockingly, the Romulan starbase engaged a cloaking device after depositing a Romulan cargo ship, with Archer noting that the energy requirements to cloak something so large would be astronomical. The cargo ship, classed as a biogenic disseminator, took evasive action only to be destroyed by the Starfleet vessels, which were left at an impasse; with the station cloaked, they were unable to target its key systems to destroy it. Initiating search pattern Omega, the Starfleet ships searched through the remaining planets in the system for the source of the toxin.

Picking up trace amounts of the toxin, Enterprise found a biogenic transport, with Archer determining that it had harvested the toxin from a planet in the system. Intercepting the transport before it could reach the cloaked system, Enterprise discovered an orbital facility where Archer reasoned that the Romulans were harvesting the toxin from its planet's surface. Destroying the facility, the Starfleet vessels continued their search pattern to ensure that there were no other orbital stations in the system. Ultimately, Starfleet found and destroyed a total of four additional harvesting stations.

Following this, the processing facility decloaked and launched two biogenic disseminators containing toxin in an attempt to take it out of the system. Finding that the cargo ships were also stocked with plasma torpedos, Archer suggested that, if they were to be detonated, it would be enough to destabilize the cloaking shield on the base. Indeed, upon the destruction of one cargo ship, the plasma torpedos' displacement disrupted the base's cloaking field. Immediately after, the second cargo ship went to warp out of the system, however, Archer deemed the first priority as being to destroy the facility. Upon doing so, the Starfleet ships took off to intercept the remaining disseminator. (ST video game: Legacy)

Aftermath[]

With the biogenic production facility for their toxin destroyed, the Romulans immediately began a big push into strategic Starfleet sectors, intending to use the weapon on Earth. Only the Tyburn system stood in their way, and so the fleet led Enterprise changed course to assist their forces there. During the battle of Tyburn, a trio of biogenic disseminators were uncovered. Despite their use of shield generators designed for deployment on outposts, these cargo ships were ultimately destroyed by the cutting beam of the Tyburn mining base, thwarting the Romulan attack on Earth. (ST video game: Legacy)

Appendices[]

Background[]

This event functions as the fourth mission of the stock campaign in the video game Star Trek: Legacy. As the experience varies according to gameplay, certain details of the event may remain unclear. First and foremost, depending both on personal choice and command points achieved, a player may select anywhere from 0 to 3 additional Starfleet vessels to join the "hero" ship, in this case Enterprise.

Connections[]

Battles involving T'Uerell
22nd century Search for the SeleyaAttack on GravenorMission to Epsilon ThetaMission to EncariaBattle of Tyburn
23rd century Mission to MakusMission to KathraBattle of KathraMission to LantaruKettaract Incident
24th century Neutral Zone disturbance of 2333Mission to ItariBattle of AureliaThird Battle of Deep Space 9Battle of the Hayre Expanse
Battles of the Earth-Romulan War (2155-2160)
Prelude Devastation of Coridan IIIBattle of DraylaxBattle of Alpha CentauriBattle of Calder IIKobayashi Maru Incident
2155 Battle of Tarod IXFirst Battle of DenevaFirst Battle of BerengariaSkirmish near Threllvia IVFall of Threllvia IVFirst Battle of Altair VI
2156 Battle of AndoriaInvasion of CaporyMission to Aeihk'aeleir ShipyardInvasion of Draken IVSecond Battle of BerengariaBattle of AlgeronAmbush in the Onias sectorSecond Battle of Altair VIBattle of Tau Ceti IVSecond Battle of Deneva
2157 Battle of Gamma HydraBattle of Galorndon CoreBattle of Prantares
2159 Search for the SeleyaAttack on GravenorMission to Epsilon ThetaMission to EncariaBattle of TyburnThird Battle of Altair VIBattle of VorkadoThird Battle of DenevaBattle of Beta VirginisBattle of Delta Pavonis
2160 Battle of TenebiaDevastation of DraylaxAttack on SolBattle of Cheron
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