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* I've decided on the [[1853]] start year because of the age of both the ''[[Guide: Kahs'khiori|Kahs'khiori]]'' and ''[[Guide:Suurok|Suurok]]'' vessels allows for it, and it would seem to come from a period prior to even them (though Adrasil might make it look "cooler" than the present art suggests). It would seem vessels of this size and mission would not last ''that'' long (see ''[[Guide: T'Koni|T'Koni]]'''s operational lifespan), but I'm writing this off as an example of continual production of the design, until replaced by the ''T'Koni''.
* I've decided on the [[1853]] start year because of the age of both the ''[[Guide: Kahs'khiori|Kahs'khiori]]'' and ''[[Guide:Suurok|Suurok]]'' vessels allows for it, and it would seem to come from a period prior to even them (though Adrasil might make it look "cooler" than the present art suggests). It would seem vessels of this size and mission would not last ''that'' long (see ''[[Guide: T'Koni|T'Koni]]'''s operational lifespan), but I'm writing this off as an example of continual production of the design, until replaced by the ''T'Koni''.
* These vessels never served in the [[UFP Star Fleet]].

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  • A detailed backstory is still needed for this. The class name Kah'hir ("black stone") was necessary because Pirithous was a Greek name provided to the single hull sold to Earth.
  • The ships were "cleared for sale" (by 2130) by the introduction of the ''T'Koni class patroller. I'm presuming they were fully decommissioned shortly thereafter (though only one was sold to Earth).
  • I've decided on the 1853 start year because of the age of both the Kahs'khiori and Suurok vessels allows for it, and it would seem to come from a period prior to even them (though Adrasil might make it look "cooler" than the present art suggests). It would seem vessels of this size and mission would not last that long (see T'Koni's operational lifespan), but I'm writing this off as an example of continual production of the design, until replaced by the T'Koni.