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This article is about the IKS Devisor. You may be looking for the IKV Devisor.

The IKS Devisor (Klingonese name 'OghwI' in translation) was a Klingon Empire starship, a D7-class Klingon battle cruiser in Klingon Defense Force service in the 23rd century, operational around the year 2270, commanded by Captain Koloth. (ST - Seven Deadly Sins novella: The Unhappy Ones, TOS novel: Excelsior: Forged in Fire)

History and specifications[]

In 2269, Koloth took the Devisor to the dilithium mine at Beta Thoridar. Koloth ordered his first officer, Korax, to assist the mine's engineering crew in repairing the damage caused by QuchHa' worker rioting. (ST novella: The Unhappy Ones)

Devisor was fitted with an experimental weapon, a stasis projector. The Devisor attempted to use this weapon in 2270 to disable robot grain ships from bringing quintotriticale to Sherman's Planet.

After an encounter with the USS Enterprise, over a dispute of the custody of Cyrano Jones, who possessed the Klingons' genetically engineered tribble predator called a glommer, the Devisor ended up being overrun by genetically engineered hyper-enlarged tribbles. (TAS novelization: More Tribbles, More Troubles) However, this time Koloth was able to take care of the problem himself, not needing to destroy the ship. (ST novella: The Unhappy Ones)

Captain James T. Kirk and Jean Czerny were unnerved in 2270 when the Devisor was not in the area when disaster struck Sherman's Planet, as it was assigned to a nearby patrol. (TOS novel: Pawns and Symbols)

These tribbles also delivered a virus engineered by Klingon Scientists to eliminate the augment DNA from the Klingon bloodline as part of a controlled experiment. The Klingon Defense Force, however, ordered the destruction of the vessel. It was rescued by the IKS Klolode II and taken for further study. This would be the final voyage of the Devisor as the Klingon Defense Force ordered it to be scuttled shortly afterward due to the contagium. (TOS novel: Excelsior: Forged in Fire)

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D7-class starships
Klingon Empire (primary universe) Various D7 series Begh'poQBlortlhChong'poghDeb'choSD'k Tahg • (Dominator) • Duy'HubEctacusGho'be' GhoH'SotGr'othHob'DISHurgh'raghKorthosK'vintaLuq'arghMajQa'be' • (Malevolent) • NaS'puchpa' Nay'par 'OghwI' (Devisor)PiqaD'nem • (Powerful) • Qaw'qayQugh'tungQup'SoHQut'SuchQuvRoney • (Stormwind) • TaD'moHTajHuTar'beTr'lothVarchasVoq'lengWuv'a'tem Emblem of the Klingon Empire.
K't'agga-class (D7A class VIII) Dun Da Spu' Gomex-zhaKhorazharK't'sukaKung • (Pounder) D7D-class drone battle cruiser (Hailstorm) • (Strangler) • (Thunderstorm) D7-class dreadnought variant (Terror)
Klolode-class (D7B) (Anarchist) • (Annihilation) • (Antagonist) • (Attacker) • (Avenger) • (Challenger) • (Chieftain) • (Conqueror) • (Courageous) • (Crusher) • (Decimator) • (Defiler) • (Demolisher) • (Devastator) • (Devisor) • (Killer) • KlododeKlolode ~ Voh'tahk ~ Ch'dan ~ (Thousand-Taloned Death)Klothos • (Merciless) • (Nemesis) • (Pandemonium) • (Pitiless) • (Relentless) • (Ruthless) • (Sangfroid) • (Savage) • (Soul of Vengeance) • (Thunderchild) • (Thunderer) • (Vengeance) • (Warhammer)
K't'kara-class (D7c class VII) (Dawnslayer) • (Dareslayer) • (Darkslayer) • (Deathslayer) • (Deedslayer) • (Deftslayer) • (Deepslayer) • (Demonslayer) • (Devilslayer) • (Direslayer) • (Dirkslayer) • (Dimslayer) • (Divineslayer) • (Doomslayer) • (Doubtslayer) • (Dourslayer) • (Dragonslayer) • (Droitslayer) • (Dreadslayer) • (Dreamslayer) • (Duelslayer) • (Fire Blossom)
K't'inga-class (D7M class IX) ArekkiehAmar (I) • Amar (II) • BardurBegh'poQ • (Bloodspiller) • B'MothBortas (Revenge) • (Bright Axe) • CharghChong'pogh • (Deathcry) • (Deathmonger) • Deb'choSDajDuSDajgholDajghu' DochbeqDochqupDoqbaSDoqchaDoqghuHDoqHeghDoqHo' DoqmaSDoqramDuy'Hub • (Fury) • GhaklorGhIqtalGho'be' GhoH'SotGr'othGhobHaH'vat ~ K'elric ~ Va'talHakkarlHob'DISHurgh'raghHurghSanHusghajLe'batlhLe'chavLe'HovLe'qorDu' KartadzaKluggothKol'TarghKorvatK'tancoK't'ingaKronos OneLuq'arghMajQa'be' MelikaphkazNaS'puchpa' Nay'parNightwingPefakPiqaD'nemQaDQanmangQanvajQaplaQIjbaSQIjchaQIjHeghQIjHo' QIjmaSQIjramQItI'ngaQobQugh'tungQup'SoHQutbe' QutHolQutqempa' QutSa' Qut'Such • (Rampage) • Rakor • (Ravager) • SubT'AcogT'NekTaD'moHTajHuTar'beTebtivuTewniwaTevekhT'OngVaHVengeanceVo'taqWuv'a'temYa'VangZajikh
Klingon Alliance (mirror universe) K't'inga-class AmarGr'othBortasKlothosKronos OneK'tancoQaw'wIQ'omQ'udquvSud • (Ravager) • Sod
Romulan Star Empire (primary universe) Various D7 (Stormbird-class) series Brak'enCheronD'soriaD'tervik • (Gladiator) • JoranLubatoMarucciusMenteniusMuniaNarrocianOpaliusPesaniusPola • (Red Talon) • SapotiusSetroSolusStratoTovarekTruntisVeloshVrenek Emblem of the Romulan Empire.
Akif-class Memenda
K't'inga-class ArakkabBrak'enD'soriaD'tervikHheirant • (Javelin) • JoranKenekLubatoMarucciusMenteniusMuniaNarrocianOpaliusPesanius • (Pillion) • PolaSapotiusSetroSolusStratoTovarekTruntisVeloshVrenekYkir
Romulan Republic (mirror universe) K't'inga-class ActiumPharsalusRubicon
translated names in parentheses • pseudonyms in quotations • see also: unnamed D7 class starships

Background[]

  • The external appearance of the Devisor in the TAS episode marked the ship as different from some of its TOS predecessors, possibly a sub-class, portrayed (like all D7s in TAS) with an extended forward port, that was recessed on the TOS model. The TAS D7 rendering also featured extra outboard features on the warp nacelles.
  • It was originally not revealed if the Devisor was scuttled as was ordered, but the ship (one named Devisor, anyway) was featured, tribble-free, in a concurrent story, "Pawns and Symbols". The later novella "The Unhappy Ones" revealed that Koloth did not need to destroy the Devisor to eradicate the tribbles.
  • The name Devisor originated in the Log Four novelization of the TAS episode and also in the Star Trek Concordance, both took the name for this vessel from script from the draft dated 23 April 1973.
  • ST novel: Excelsior: Forged in Fire, the name Devisor is mentioned to be a translation of the Klingonese name, 'OghwI'.
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