The Web of Stories
Don’t confuse this for the Federation flagship. This Enterprise was built by humans and Mobians. It’s a Realm-class starship, measuring at 600 meters by 500 meters by 400 meters. It’s meant for quick, surgical attacks. The ship is crewed by 60 people and is under the command of Shadow the Hedgehog. The ship is considered non-living.
This ship is the second ship to carry the name of Nemesis. It’s a Kaon-class destroyer, measuring at 1,200 meters by 800 meters by 1,000 meters and is meant for heavy-duty combat. It’s currently the largest ship and serves as the flagship for the Decepticon Armada. It has a crew complement of 80 and is under the command of Lord Galvatron. It is not a living ship, so don’t expect any meaningful conversations.
The Ark is the Autobot flagship. It’s a Vanguard-class deep space interceptor, one of the largest and most heavily armed of starships. It measures at 912 meters by 880 meters by 96 meters. It’s usually used guarding planets against interstellar attacks. The Ark is currently under the command of Optimus Prime and is considered a non-living ship.
The Virginia is a Traveler-class science vessel used for deep-space assignments. It is 900 meters by 900 meters by 600 meters, although the internal dimensions are bigger (thank Time-Lord engineering for that). Its crew complement numbers 50 and it is currently commanded by Emily Williams. It was built in Beyond City and is considered not alive.
Intrag is Malnar’s first ancestor. Known as Intrag the Savage, Intrag the Conqueror, Intrag the Tyrant, and other titles of such similar natures, Intrag was the last Under-King of the Savage Age. He led the Under-realm in the War of the Realms and made a deal with Oyed for power in exchange for service. He was every bit a ruthless tyrant. He ravished “worthy” women and discarded them when they were no longer beautiful, tortured his victims and only killed them when they were broken, empty shells of their former selves, and held the most horrific of gladiatorial games where he was the unconquered champion. When the Realms all discovered the Message from the Divine Ones, Intrag called it a lie and tried to slay his Out-realm rivals. His son cut him down and slew him. Oyed intercepted his soul and put it into stasis to be used for a later date. He was then deployed during the Third Age of Unity as a Wraith, a ghost that is fueled by hate and wrath and could harm others. He briefly joined Dr. Borg’s group and tried to protect a chapel they were using as a base. The chapel fell and Oyed cast Intrag down to the Depths. The Depths turned out to be one area of Hell and he spent the rest of his days languishing with the damned. That all changed when the Author decided he needed his strength, so he restored him to life and offered him godhood with power greater than Oyed and the Divine Ones combined. He accepted and is ready to rule a new multiverse.
Femfaf is a Golem of Dr. Borg’s design after she stole Splitter secrets concerning the creation of their Golems. She was the first of Borg Golems and the first female Golem. Physically speaking, she is the strongest of the Realm Trinity Empire’s Ruling Council and is a great commander. She has won many battles and slain many enemies. She was ready to take up her duties as a new god. Arsha and her lovers put a stop to that and finally killed her and the rest of the Council. She found herself in Hell and spent her days there. After a time, the Author brought her back to life. Now, she’s ready to break Arsha and her precious Realms.
Scorpo is the living extension of Dr. Borg’s ship, the Scorpion. He was made the Captain of himself when he came into existence. His first bout was when a Realmfleet task force sent Oyed back to the Depths and made everyone scatter. Dr. Borg shored up his design flaws and made him better. He was known as the Scourge of the Skies during the Final War, with no one able to bring him down. He and his fellow Councilors then betrayed Oyed and took up positions as gods. That godhood didn’t last long as Arsha and her lovers took it away from them all. When he was killed, the Scorpion was rendered inoperable. After it was scrapped, he found himself in Hell along with his colleagues. He rotted there until the Author brought the Scorpion back and restored him to life. Now he’s back and ready to prove he’s the most powerful ship to ever dominate the skies.
Tormo was once a nobody, an uncle to Bashoon and an unscrupulous one at that. He tried to run a scam betting operation for the Regatim Oasis’ Great Camel Race, spreading rumors that former Queen Drenii was too old and tired to race alongside the camels. The scheme was upended, but he still made enough money to pay off his debt to Dr. Borg and eventually join her side. He knew how to make Realmfleet’s victories costly. He then made the biggest gamble along with his fellow Councilors and became a god. It was a gamble that didn’t pay off. Arsha and her lovers got rid of their godly status and executed them all. He wound up in Hell and suffered there until the Author got him out. Now he’s ready to make Arsha and Bashoon pay, both fiscally…and physically!
Yulduk was once a donation collector for the Elven city of Galthar. He was a greedy man and was skimming off the top to help fund Reb Rojam’s pirates. The plot was discovered and Reb killed him to tie up loose ends. He was then brought back to life as Dr. Borg’s first Revenant. He then got his revenge on Reb and her husband, Melgem, by bringing the original Scarlet Stream Pirates to the Realm Trinity Empire’s side. Given his undead status, he couldn’t be killed in the early years of the Final War. That is until the Revenant killing spell was discovered by accident. His life was now in danger like any other soldier. Luckily, Dr. Borg had a solution that required him becoming a god. He tasted it, but Arsha and her lovers snatched it away. He became the first of the Ruling Council to fall and enter Hell. There he spent his days until the Author brought him back to his Revenant State. Now he’s gonna enjoy breaking Arsha.
Yamta started life as a member of the Crimson Diamonds, an Assassin group. She was excommunicated when she voiced that the Diamonds should accept contracts to kill corrupt high-society members. She then went on to kill Andwayla Narven, the Queen of the Under-realm’s Galdredan Lava Kingdom. That was the first shot that prompted the declaration of the Final War. She’s a little too eager to kill and has slain many Realmfleet officers. She became part of the Realm Trinity Empire’s Ruling Council before the War. It was her end as well as the end of her fellow Councilors that resulted in the destruction of the Empire and the end of the Final War. She briefly tasted godhood when she was infused with Divine Mana, but it was taken from her by Arsha and her lovers. When she was slain, she wound up in Hell. She went about her boring business until the Author brought her and her colleagues back to life. Now that she’s back, she’s got a few issues to work out. Sadly for our heroes, her chosen form of therapy is to kill those who killed her.