| NAME | TYPE | INFO | |
| Barzan Explorer |
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Small | Custom-built scientific pod for exploration of the Barzan wornhole, lost in the
Delta Quadrant. TNG "The Price" ; DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book |
| Blunt Hammer |
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Large | Personal shuttle commanded by Brunt during his numerous liquidations. Transported
Quark's rag-tag negotiation team to Empok Nor to rescue Iska.
DS9 "The Magnificent Ferengi" ; DECIPHER Star Trek CCG The Name is from the DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book |
| Latinum Express |
|
Small | Personal craft of Grand Nagus Zek.
DS9 "Rules of Aquisition" ; DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book |
| Nilva's Jaunt | Personal craft of Chairman Nilva.
DS9 "Profit and Lace" ; DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book | ||
| Quark's Treasure |
|
Large | Small starship of Ferengi design owned by Quark in 2372. The ship had been given
to Quark by his cousin Gaila in payment of an old business debt. Quark's first (and only) trip aboard the Treasure was a flight to
Earth, ostensibly to transport his nephew, Nog, to Starfleet Academy, but actually to smuggle a quantity of illegal kemacite to
Orion. Although the ship appeared to be in good operating condition, sabotage was later suspected when the ship's command sequencer
malfunctioned. As a result, the ship's warp drive accelerated out of control, eventually causing Quark and his family to crash on
Earth in 1947. The ship and crew captured by the American military near Roswell, New Mexico, and later held for interrogation at
Hangar 18 at Wright Field. The discovery of an extraterrestrial apcecraft caused ripples of concern through the highest levels of
the American government. Quark and his crew were later able to escape, with assistance from Earth natives Faith Garland and Jeff
Carlson. Rom was able to devise a means to use the kemacite to estalish an inversion wave that allowed the ship and its crew to
return to the 24th century. Unfortunately, Quark's Treasure was seriously damaged in the return flight, and Quark was forced to sell
it for passage back to Deep Space 9. DS9 "Little Green Man" Quark's Treasure was a re-use of the Ferengi shuttle model first seen in TNG "The Price". Star Trek Encyclopedia II |
| Rational Profit | "Captain" Ishka Captured by Jem'Hadar en route to vulcan. DS9 "The Magnificent Ferengi" ; DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book |
| Length | 17 m |
| Height | 6 m |
| Beam | 7 m |
| Complement | 2 |
| Decks | 1 |
| Commissioned | 2351 |
| Impulse System | FIG (.9c) |
| Warp system | LF-2 (2/3.5/5) |
| From the DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book | |
| Length Small Shuttle | 6 m |
Small two-person vessel used for short-range transport, also known as a Ferengi pod. Once such a shuttle, carried aboard a Ferengi Marauder ship and piloted by Dr. Arridor and Kol into the Barzan wormhole, was lost when the pilot activated the shuttle's warp drive, causing the wormhole's terminuts to move unexpectedly.
TNG "The Price"
Shortly thereafter, Arridor and Kol became starnded on the Takarian homeworld in the Delta Quadrant. Several years later, Arridor and Kol left the planet under pressure from the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager. When Arridor and Kol tried to return to the Takarian planet, they accidentally destabilized the Barzan wormhole, knocking it off its subspace axis. The fate of the shuttle remains unknown.
VOY "False Profits"
In 2368, the Enterprise-D rescued the crew of a Ferengi shuttle that reported a serious containment breach. The "accident" was later found to be a ruse by the crew, members of a Ferengi Trade Mission, so they could make their way aboard the Enterprise-D.
TNG "The Perfect Mate"
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