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This ship was in active service around the 2370s decade. (ST video games: Armada, Armada II) In 2385, the D'varian was commandeered by Romulan senator Bretorius and used to carry out attacks by Bretorius' controller, a renegade Cytherian named Proctor. Eventually, the crew retook the ship, captured Bretorius and handed him over to the Tal Shiar for interrogation. (TNG novel: Takedown)

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  • IRW D'varian
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  • This ship was in active service around the 2370s decade. (ST video games: Armada, Armada II) In 2385, the D'varian was commandeered by Romulan senator Bretorius and used to carry out attacks by Bretorius' controller, a renegade Cytherian named Proctor. Eventually, the crew retook the ship, captured Bretorius and handed him over to the Tal Shiar for interrogation. (TNG novel: Takedown)
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  • active
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  • IRW D'varian
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  • battleship warbird
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  • This ship was in active service around the 2370s decade. (ST video games: Armada, Armada II) In 2385, the D'varian was commandeered by Romulan senator Bretorius and used to carry out attacks by Bretorius' controller, a renegade Cytherian named Proctor. Eventually, the crew retook the ship, captured Bretorius and handed him over to the Tal Shiar for interrogation. (TNG novel: Takedown)
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