The oral history of the first Borg invasion and Battle of Wolf 359
Wolf 359
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I give to you. We have Engaged the Borg: The Oral history of the battle of Wolf 359 #StarTrek #Wolf359
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Today we’re launching Jayce’s Fighting Ships of Wolf 359.
A project that began as an idea and became something much bigger: a community-run act of creativity.
The book is now public. It’s yours.
tranquility.press/jayces-fig…
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If you want to read it early (and support future art, books, & podcasts), you can find it on our Patreon here: patreon.com/posts/new-releas…
Hey everyone — it’s been a while. About a year, in fact.
Tranquility Press hasn’t been very active here on Twitter, but we’ve been busy building worlds, and writing books.
Also, if you’ve been wondering where we disappeared to…
We’re far more active over on at the other place these days — it’s where we post updates, previews, and worldbuilding threads. youtube.com/watch?v=DBT7nUxJ…
Hopefully we will catch up with you all out there, we will return to post the public link once the book is released properly, until then youtube.com/watch?v=ZuhoeKN1…
For todays #FightingshipsofWolf359 I felt like sharing something a little different (and with it being Lunar New Year @_Pundus_ was busy with family so I had no art!) so here is one we made earlier, with amazing art by @ScorpionDesign_
The Ossuary
In the immediate aftermath and surveys of Wolf 359 there were no signs of 4 ships, the Hood, Seleya, Roosevelt and Righteous. After Hood was found partially assimilated it was assumed the same fate befell the others, but todays #FightingShipsofWolf359
shows that was not the case
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The @Wolf359Project movie. #StarTrek
For this weeks #FightingshipsofWolf359 we have the USS Buran written by Brian Imanuel with art as ever by @_Pundus_
Once we have released the book proper (soon) what shall we do for #TrekTuesdays? More 359 content? or should we share excerpts from our next project?
Welcome to the first #TrekTuesday of 2025! I hope everyone enjoyed our #Wolf359OnThisDay event but now its full speed to get the #FightingShipsofWolf359 finished. Until then here is another preview, the IRW Susse-Thrai, Written by @benjinielsen art by @RJB_Mallacore
A #FightingshipsofWolf359 for this last #TrekTuesday of 2024. Perhaps one of the most controversial additions to our lore of the battle, the Akira class USS Kaneda. A prototype which found new life in the aftermath of the battle.
Well it the last #TrekTuesday before Christmas, so it seems only fitting for todays #FightingShipsOfWolf359 we have something green, covered with sparkly lights and captained by a Jolly Fat Klingon. Written by @StarfleetHist with Art by Bill Krause and @crwlls
For todays #TrekTuesday #FightingshipsofWolf359 we have the USS T'Pau, the little Shi'kahr that could, but probably shouldnt. Bio written by @SalonTrek, Art by @_Pundus_ and @steillustrates
#TrekTuesday which means its #FightingshipsofWolf359 time! and this week we have the USS Konom, Many readers of the book still have not forgiven me for the fate of poor Ardax (most notably @LariaHoD). This weeks entry was written by Stephen Near
Welcome to #TrekTuesday and another entry to the #FightingshipsofWolf359, another ship not present at the Battle itself, but a key part of the narrative and whos sacrifice was essential to allowing Enterprise to catch and rescue Picard, the USS Excalibur. Written by @Captain_ADBF
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Happy #TrekTuesday and another #FightingshipsofWolf359. This weeks ship was NOT a part of the battle, but her story is deeply intertwined with the story, the USS Endeavour. Under Captain Amasov Endeavour was at the forefront of the rescue efforts. Written by @Drachinifel
