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Ehh, meaningfully alter via conventional means? Certainly. But unconventional means via espionage and supporting rebellion in the Empire? That's a hole 'nother ball of wax. A few industrial replicators, cloaking devices, phasers, and tricorders would give the Rebellion some significant...

Depends on the mission the Romulans are undertaking. If they're going to intel gathering, they'll never leave cloak and just steal everything they can before destroying the target. If they're going hunter-killer, yeah, the cloaked ambush with all guns blazing is more common. That said, I do...

The investment in a Galaxy class is more in the experienced crew, not the hulls. The Federation was throwing around a lot of Galaxy hulled ships in the Dominion War. Power also isn't really a concern, nor is being able to channel it, the Navigational Deflectors on Starships are tied directly...

That's the kind of thing I was thinking of. It would make fighting a proper Romulan wolf pack a terrifying thing for an Imperial ship. Not only would they be getting attacked by ships they can't see until they're getting fired upon and then almost immediately losing track of them, but they...

There's no canon information on that, and different media has portrayed them at wildly different scales. While it's not being used here, in Star Trek Online when Romulan ships are destroyed that actually implode rather than explode, as the ship is sucked into their own cores before the...

Now here's an open question on this too. Could hyperdrive even function around Romulan ships? Bear in mind, Romulan ships are not powered by a Matter/Anti-Matter reaction drive like nearly everyone else uses, but by a matter annihilation core known as a Singularity Core, which basically takes...

And again, Hyperdrive is fastest over predetermined hyperspace lanes, something which the Empire doesn't have knowledge of in the Milky Way. They have to figure those out too before they can use it to it's full advantage. And it's really not a question of if, it's a question of when, does the...

Entirely dependent on time and war footing of the Federation. In total peacetime with the fleet very much on peaceful / exploration footing with little to no warning the Federation was able to field a fleet of 40 Starships to attempt to intercept the Borg at Wolf 359. The Borg had both speed...

Is it though? Given that the Empire is invading through a wormhole it means they can only bring over a limited number of ships at a time. Further, the Empire doesn't appear to have any intel on strategic knowledge of the Milky Way powers. Further, my understanding of Hyperspace is such that...