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Name: Graviton Torpedo Manufacturer: Borg Collective Nation of Origin: Borg Collective First Introduced: Unknown Developed and deployed exclusively by the Borg Collective, the Graviton Torpedo is a powerfully destructive device, but one that is very complex and difficult to make. As the name implies, it operates by utilizing graviton particles to create an artificial gravity well, causing massive fluctuations in the target's mass, with the result being the target being literally crushed from the inside. Any vessel unlucky enough to have its shields down when being hit by one of these weapons is likely not going to survive to see another day.

Name: Plasma Torpedo Manufacturer: Romulan Imperial Navy Nation of Origin: Romulan Star Empire First Introduced: ~2260s First developed by the Romulan Star Empire in the mid-23rd century, the Plasma Torpedo is a powerful and deadly weapon, yet is a surprisingly simple one in design: As the name implies, the weapon uses high-energy plasma of the same sort that is used aboard starships; as torpedo casings can be easily replicated, and hydrogen gas is just as easily replenished through a starship's Bussard collectors, a Plasma Torpedo launcher has a virtually unlimited supply of ammunition. When the torpedo impacts, it detonates with a simila

Name: Quantum Torpedo Manufacturer: Federation Starfleet Nation of Origin: United Federation of Planets First Introduced: ~2371 CE Developed by the Federation Starfleet during the mid- to late-24th century, the Quantum Singularity/Zero-Point Energy Vacuum Torpedo, or Quantum Torpedo for short, is a radical departure from the Photon Torpedo in its method of operation: Using a small payload of plasma as a fuel source, the weapon uses a Zero-Point Vacuum generator to spawn micro-singularity events, which then collapse shortly after formation, resulting in the release of immense amounts of energy - this energy is what gives the Quantum Torpedo

My name is Cassius. And I am Borg. Such a simple concept, free will. Yet to the Borg, it is a foreign one: it is irrelevant, they would say… or rather, I would say. I am Borg, after all. Stepping out of my alcove to await further instructions, such idle thoughts are… strange, anomalous to appear in a Borg drone – but, I am not a normal drone. My task received, I proceed to the storage bay in which the captured probe lay; such tasks are normal for me, as they are my assigned purpose in life – in the Collective – and such tasks I carry out dutifully. You may notice my usage of the words ‘I’ and &ls