Trelak

Trelak
Biographical information
Race	Jaffa
Gender	Male
Died	2005
Political information
Rank	First Prime to Ares
Allegiances	Ares
Out of universe information
Appearances	Stargate SG-1 *"It's Good to Be King"
Actor	Wayne Brady

"You are a man of your word...."

―Trelak's final words upon being killed as Teal'c had promised.

Trelak was the First Prime of the Goa'uld Ares.

Biography

2005

When the System Lords were losing their war against Ba'al in 2005, several of them decided to retreat to worlds formerly under their control. One of them was Ares, who decided to retreat to Arkhan's World, which at this time was the home of Harold Maybourne. SG-1 traveled to the planet to bring him back, but before they could do so, Trelak and a patrol of Jaffa came through the Stargate to prepare the planet and its citizens for the coming of Ares. Trelak ordered Maybourne, now King Arkhan I, and the people of the planet to accept Ares as their god, and although Maybourne played along, the citizens refereed to a prophecy that Ares would be defeated.

Trelak thus ordered his men to search for the ruins containing this prophecy. When this men were killed by SG-1, Trelak quickly realized that the weapons used were that of the Tau'ri, which led to Dr. Daniel Jackson and Teal'c being captured by Ares' Jaffa. Trelak threatened Teal'c with a slow death (With Teal'c promising a quick one for the First Prime) but the arrival of a Time Jumper, piloted by Brigadier General Jack O'Neill gave Daniel and Teal'c time to fight against the Jaffa. Trelak himself fought against Teal'c but was stabbed by him with his own knife. Before dying, Trelak approves Teal'c for being man of his word. Shortly thereafter Ares himself was killed within his Ha'tak by just two Drone weapons fired from the Jumper by O'Neill. (SG1: "It's Good to Be King")

Equipment

This section requires expansion

Weapons

• Staff weapon: To be added
• Jaffa knife: To be added

Other equipment

• Jaffa armor: As a Jaffa warrior, Trelak wears Jaffa armour. While his armour is in the most classic form of armour used by Jaffa, it lacks the plate sections that protect the warrior's neck and shoulders, and instead of a classic grey cloak he wore a brown leather cloak.

Links and navigation

• Trelak in Kathleen Ritter's Lexicon.
• GateWorld's article on Trelak in The Stargate Omnipedia
• Trelak article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki