Star Trek: Armada III begins with the first stirrings of the Dominion War and allows players to take command of five unique factions, the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon Empire, the Romulan Star Empire, the Cardassian Union/Dominion Alliance, and the Borg Collective. Explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, and boldly go where no one has gone before.

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Andromeda_GX900
Andromeda_GX900 - - 68 comments

"Long Live The Empire!" - Kor, Son of Rynar.

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General_Sanis
General_Sanis - - 89 comments

MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEV!!!!!!

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OrionSlaver Author
OrionSlaver - - 3,767 comments

Sometimes I play as the Klingons just to hear her voice...

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General_Sanis
General_Sanis - - 89 comments

me too, and for the negh'var off cource, and to be able to shout goddammit kurn

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OrionSlaver Author
OrionSlaver - - 3,767 comments

Give me more powah!

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***Geroj***
***Geroj*** - - 2,161 comments

WAAAGH

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Schuchart
Schuchart - - 1,642 comments

Love it when the Predator releases its myriads of roks onto the surface of a doomed Federation forge world.

Pity the fools.

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Padapwns
Padapwns - - 11 comments

You honor my house!

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SeraphimD_Kiryu
SeraphimD_Kiryu - - 386 comments

I find your lack of Negh'Var dishonourable.

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masterdude94
masterdude94 - - 741 comments

Glory to you! ...and your hoooooouuuuussseeee.

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Maatko
Maatko - - 72 comments

Why the bird-of-pray have so big gun on the wings... while cuiser dont have this guns and its stronger... maybe desing mistake??? :P

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spartan11011
spartan11011 - - 289 comments

The entire nose of the Vor'cha is one huge disruptor. Trust me, the designs are logical XD

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sweedev
sweedev - - 18 comments

WHERE THE HELL IS KURN-Captain Shack.

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"If they succeed you can drink to their courage. And if they fail...you can still drink to their courage."
- Darok, on recognising courage and sacrifice

Born of war and forged in fire and blood, the Klingon Empire is built, at least in principle, on the foundations of strength and honour laid down by the greatest warrior to have ever lived - Lord Kahless the Unforgettable, who 1,500 years ago united the Klingon people and overthrew the dreaded tyrant Molor. Spreading across the stars, the Empire is now one of the most respected powers in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants.

Ruled from the Great Hall of the First City on Qo'noS, the Klingon Empire stretches across a vast expanse of the Beta Quadrant, and incorporates a number of conquered 'protectorate' worlds. With a rich culture permeated by ancient warrior tradition, Klingon society is based around family, each family forming a House named after its patriarch. Smaller Houses swear fealty to one of the Great Houses of Qo'noS, the 24 strongest of which make up the High Council - the Empire's ruling body. For all the vaunted traditions of honour that dominate Klingon culture, the High Council is actually known for its corruption and underhanded plays for power. Wise Chancellors turn this ambition towards more productive goals. Wars have been started simply to keep the Empire unified.

The Klingon Empire shares borders with both the Federation and the Romulan Star Empire, and has been involved in bloody wars with both powers. Aggressive and boisterous warriors by nature, it can be difficult to earn the friendship of even a single Klingon, let alone the Empire as a whole. Even after the signing of the Khitomer peace treaty, it took decades before the Klingons came to respect the Federation as friends and allies. The effort, however, is surely worth it - the Klingons are formidable allies, and will stand beside (or in front of) their friends against any enemy, even in the face of certain death. There is no greater glory.