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In the [[Battle of M6H-987]], two of the three Vanir starships engaged [[Katana Labrea's ship|a Traveler ship]] while the third escaped to hyperspace. They were revealed to be only slightly larger than a Traveler ship, which proved to be a match for them. One was destroyed when it and the Traveler ship fought at point-blank range, and the other was destroyed later in a brief exchange of fire on the far side of [[M6H-987]]. |
In the [[Battle of M6H-987]], two of the three Vanir starships engaged [[Katana Labrea's ship|a Traveler ship]] while the third escaped to hyperspace. They were revealed to be only slightly larger than a Traveler ship, which proved to be a match for them. One was destroyed when it and the Traveler ship fought at point-blank range, and the other was destroyed later in a brief exchange of fire on the far side of [[M6H-987]]. |
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| − | As the [[Vanir]] arrived in the [[Pegasus]] [[galaxy]] 10,000 years ago, their offensive and defensive technology is less advanced than their mainstream Asgard counterparts, as those Asgard fought the [[Replicator]]s and had to develop more advanced weapons, shield technology, and ships to effectively fight them, |
+ | As the [[Vanir]] arrived in the [[Pegasus]] [[galaxy]] 10,000 years ago, their offensive and defensive technology is less advanced than their mainstream Asgard counterparts, as those Asgard fought the [[Replicator]]s and had to develop more advanced weapons, shield technology, and ships to effectively fight them, and also because the planet on which the Vanir settled did not have the necessary resources to build intergalactic hyperdrives, much less ships capable of combating the [[Wraith]]. {{Cite|ATL|First Contact|The Lost Tribe}} |
The Vanir later sent a ship to [[Sateda]] to abduct the recently deascended Doctor [[Elizabeth Weir]] in hopes of finding the a[[Ascension|scended]] [[Asgard]] [[Ran]] and forcing her to deascend so they could save their race. The Vanir captured both Weir and [[Ronon Dex]], the latter accidentally and placed both in [[stasis]]. Doctor [[Rodney McKay]] and Lieutenant Colonel [[John Sheppard]] chased the Vanir ship with [[Puddle Jumper]]s, with McKay firing on the ship in hopes of disabling it. However, McKay accidentally caused more damage than he intended and the ship crashed on Sateda. The front end of the ship, including the control center, was crushed, killing all but one of the crew who was in the rear section. Following the crash, McKay and Sheppard were able to enter the wreckage and with the help of Doctor [[Daniel Jackson]], revive Weir and Ronon from stasis. They found the surviving Vanir, [[Dis]] who was beyond their ability to aid. With the help of a [[Travelers]] doctor, Dekaas, the team located an abandoned Vanir installation where they were able to use a regeneration pod to heal Dis' injuries. {{cite|SGA|Unascended|The Third Path}} |
The Vanir later sent a ship to [[Sateda]] to abduct the recently deascended Doctor [[Elizabeth Weir]] in hopes of finding the a[[Ascension|scended]] [[Asgard]] [[Ran]] and forcing her to deascend so they could save their race. The Vanir captured both Weir and [[Ronon Dex]], the latter accidentally and placed both in [[stasis]]. Doctor [[Rodney McKay]] and Lieutenant Colonel [[John Sheppard]] chased the Vanir ship with [[Puddle Jumper]]s, with McKay firing on the ship in hopes of disabling it. However, McKay accidentally caused more damage than he intended and the ship crashed on Sateda. The front end of the ship, including the control center, was crushed, killing all but one of the crew who was in the rear section. Following the crash, McKay and Sheppard were able to enter the wreckage and with the help of Doctor [[Daniel Jackson]], revive Weir and Ronon from stasis. They found the surviving Vanir, [[Dis]] who was beyond their ability to aid. With the help of a [[Travelers]] doctor, Dekaas, the team located an abandoned Vanir installation where they were able to use a regeneration pod to heal Dis' injuries. {{cite|SGA|Unascended|The Third Path}} |
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Revision as of 22:37, 18 July 2021
- "We lost our intergalactic ships in the first battle and we did not have the resources to build more."
- ―Vanir leader[src]
Vanir starships are spaceships built by the Vanir in the Pegasus galaxy.
Overview
Similar in size to the Prometheus, these ships are equipped with an electromagnetic field which allowed them to pass through Atlantis' shield without resistance by mimicking the field generated by Ancient ships, although the shield has since been reconfigured to prevent this. They are capable of dropping soldiers vertically from a drop bay and subsequently retrieving them via use of a drilling platform.
The only known room inside the ship consists of a brig equipped with "laser force shields" that emit a painful jolt when touched. The ship is capable of interstellar hyperspace travel, and open hyperspace windows within a planet's atmosphere. Their weapons and shields are far inferior to the ships of their Ida galaxy brethren; they are easily defeated by Traveler generational ships, even when they have a numerical advantage. Later, a single Puddle Jumper was able to shoot down one of these ships though the crash was unintentional as the pilot was aiming to disable the ship. (SGA: "First Contact", "The Lost Tribe", "The Third Path")
History
A Vanir ship engages a Traveler ship.
In the Battle of M6H-987, two of the three Vanir starships engaged a Traveler ship while the third escaped to hyperspace. They were revealed to be only slightly larger than a Traveler ship, which proved to be a match for them. One was destroyed when it and the Traveler ship fought at point-blank range, and the other was destroyed later in a brief exchange of fire on the far side of M6H-987.
As the Vanir arrived in the Pegasus galaxy 10,000 years ago, their offensive and defensive technology is less advanced than their mainstream Asgard counterparts, as those Asgard fought the Replicators and had to develop more advanced weapons, shield technology, and ships to effectively fight them, and also because the planet on which the Vanir settled did not have the necessary resources to build intergalactic hyperdrives, much less ships capable of combating the Wraith. (SGA: "First Contact", "The Lost Tribe")
The Vanir later sent a ship to Sateda to abduct the recently deascended Doctor Elizabeth Weir in hopes of finding the ascended Asgard Ran and forcing her to deascend so they could save their race. The Vanir captured both Weir and Ronon Dex, the latter accidentally and placed both in stasis. Doctor Rodney McKay and Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard chased the Vanir ship with Puddle Jumpers, with McKay firing on the ship in hopes of disabling it. However, McKay accidentally caused more damage than he intended and the ship crashed on Sateda. The front end of the ship, including the control center, was crushed, killing all but one of the crew who was in the rear section. Following the crash, McKay and Sheppard were able to enter the wreckage and with the help of Doctor Daniel Jackson, revive Weir and Ronon from stasis. They found the surviving Vanir, Dis who was beyond their ability to aid. With the help of a Travelers doctor, Dekaas, the team located an abandoned Vanir installation where they were able to use a regeneration pod to heal Dis' injuries. (SGA: "Unascended", "The Third Path")
| Bilskirnir-class · Bomber · Chariot · Cruiser · O'Neill-class · Science vessel · Scout · Transport · Vanir spaceship | |