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At what point was this ship ever specifically called a "frigate"? --Gvsualan 22:15, 7 Jan 2005 (CET)
- It was on the Daystrom Institute website as well as on the Ezri Dax page here. I quote: "Both were subjected to intense mental interrogation during their captivity aboard the [Breen frigate]". --user:rebelstrike2005
The Daystrom Institute website is not 100%-canon, nor is it a reliable reference source. I'm not sure "Breen frigate" is appropriate or necessarily accurate...but then again, I am far from an authoritative figure in this community to head that debate. --Gvsualan 00:07, 8 Jan 2005 (CET)
- I recommend moving this to the more generic "Breen warship" or even just "Breen ship", since "frigate" is very specific terminology that was never mentioned onscreen. -- EtaPiscium 19:18, 13 Jan 2005 (CET)
It was only called "Breen ship" in dialogue in three different episodes by Worf and Nog. The script described it the same way. Unless one goes by the assumption that the unidentified (Breen) warships mentioned in "Indiscretion" are supposed to be the same ships... –Gvsualan (talk) 17:52, 5 November 2020 (UTC)
32nd Century?[]
The page currently lists them as being used in the Discovery finale, but in my opinion the fighters and scouts do not look like the same ship class as the 24th century version at all.