IKS Dakronh

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The IKS Dakronh (also known as IKC Kla'Diyus) was a Klingon B'rel class bird-of-prey that was operational in 2293.

The Dakronh was modified to fire its weaponry when cloaked. This made the ship extremely useful to the conspirators attempting to prevent a Klingon-Federation rapproachment following the destruction of Praxis, including a major role in the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon. While it initially had a tremendous advantage, once Federation personnel figured out the Dakronh's capabilities, it proved to be vulnerable to scientific sensors routinely carried aboard Federation exploration vessels and was destroyed. (TOS movie/novelization: The Undiscovered Country)

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• Chang's Bird-of-Prey article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

Klingon bird-of-prey vessels
Z'gavva-class (D32)	Falchion	D12-class	Cha'Joh
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' • 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 • K'raiykh • LIngta' • MIl'oD • ("Naprem") • Ning'tao • Norgh • Qa'Hom • Qaj • Quundar • Sung puq Lod • Suy' • Teghbat • To'baj • Toppa' • VIghro' • unnamed Klingon birds-of-prey
(translated names in parenthesis)