Ten Unimatrix 0047 Command Ships are employed by Borg Unimatrix 0047 for the Borg Collective's invasion of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. It is significantly stronger than any other dreadnoughts, though less powerful than the Crystalline Entity or STF bosses.
Armament[ | ]
Abilities[ | ]
Assimilate Ship
Borg Shield Neutralizer
Beam Array: Fire at Will I
Beam Array: Overload I (used by Eight of Ten)
Gravity Well III (used by Five of Ten)
Scramble Sensors I (used by Seven of Ten)
Subnucleonic Beam (used by Ten of Ten)
Tractor Beam
Torpedo: Spread III
Torpedo: High Yield
Tyken's Rift (used by Three of Ten)
Feedback Pulse (used by Nine of Ten)
Plasma Spinal Lance (used by One of Two and Two of Two)
The ship is accompanied by (and can also replace through its hangars) standard Probes, Regeneration Probes that can constantly heal it, and Tractor Probes that obstruct engaging starships.
Plasma Energy Bolt[ | ]
Plasma Energy Bolts are a powerful incarnation of the Heavy Plasma Torpedo, launched by the Command Ships through their fore and aft hangars. They are capable of disintegrating most enemy ships with one hit, and ships that do survive are likely to be heavily crippled and vulnerable to further fire. Plasma Energy Bolts are destructible, but much more durable than ordinary Heavy Plasma Torpedoes.
Their powerful AoE detonation also damages Borg ships caught in the blast. This allows for effective suicide attacks against the Command Ship; at close range a detonation can reduce the Command Ship's health by a staggering percent.
| Level | Plasma Energy Bolt Health |
|---|---|
| 45 | 3298 |
| 60 | 4403 |
Health[ | ]
| Level | Standard Difficulty | Advanced Difficulty | Elite Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 45 | 961,982 | n/a | n/a |
| 51 | 1,085,467 | n/a | n/a |
| 53 | 1,128,255 | n/a | n/a |
Missions encountered[ | ]
- Borg Deep Space Incursions: Command Ships lead the final wave of Borg ships into battle. The mission ends when the Command Ship is destroyed.
- “Fluid Dynamics”: Two of these vessels take part in an attempted Borg invasion of Fluidic Space.
- “Hive Onslaught”: Two Command Ships arrive at the Unicomplex to defend the Borg Queen.
Notes[ | ]
- Each of the ten Command Ships has a corresponding accolade which will be rewarded for the destruction of that ship. Defeating all ten awards the "Nemesis of the Collective" accolade.
- Although difficult to accomplish, it is possible to force the ship to hit itself with the plasma bolts it fires from either end, doing massive damage to the ship, sometimes destroying it instantly.
- The design, weaponry and even sound effects of the ship are an obvious allusion to V'Ger.
- Executive producer Daniel Stahl is an outspoken fan of V'Ger. Why the ship is there and what it represents is left to speculation at the moment. Two options on the subject have been suggested in the past:
- Gene Roddenberry once hinted at the possibility that V'ger's ship was constructed by the Borg. Hence Spock saw a virtual image of the Borg homeworld and melded with the hive mind. This idea was later revisited by William Shatner's non-canon novel The Return.
- The back story of the game Star Trek: Legacy speculated that V'ger was an integral part in the creation of the Borg Collective in his quest for knowledge through assimilation.
Images[ | ]
The Command Ship Fires its primary Plasma Weapon
Borg Command Ship
Borg Command Ship
Borg Command Ship
Borg Command Ship
The Command Ship destroyed
The Command Ship destroyed (close-up)
A Command Ship defending the Unicomplex
