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''The ''Sojourner's Passage'' is a starship in the [[Beast Era]] portion of the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
:''The ''Sojourner's Passage'' is a starship in the [[Beast Era]] portion of the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''


As [[Rodimus Prime]] took leadership of the Autobots and promise of a hew era of peace loomed large, he commissioned an exploration vessel.  This vessel, crewed with scientists of various disciplines, was dubbed the '''''Sojourner's Passage''''' after a famous passage from the [[Covenant of Primus]]<ref>[[Apelinq's War Journals]], Journal 18: Point of No Return; and "[[Betrayal]]", ''Wreckers'' #2 Directors Cut</ref>:
As [[Rodimus Prime]] took leadership of the Autobots and promise of a hew era of peace loomed large, he commissioned an exploration vessel.  This vessel, crewed with scientists of various disciplines, was dubbed the '''''Sojourner's Passage''''' after a famous passage from the [[Covenant of Primus]]<ref>[[Apelinq's War Journals]], Journal 18: Point of No Return; and "[[Betrayal]]", ''Wreckers'' #2 Directors Cut</ref>:

Revision as of 22:50, 15 March 2008

The Sojourner's Passage is a starship in the Beast Era portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

As Rodimus Prime took leadership of the Autobots and promise of a hew era of peace loomed large, he commissioned an exploration vessel. This vessel, crewed with scientists of various disciplines, was dubbed the Sojourner's Passage after a famous passage from the Covenant of Primus[1]:

"Cursed curiosity compelled me to stay, to observe the enemy before the machine age. And now this demands my attention! My first responsibility is to those I left behind, yet I sense what unfolds below eclipses even that which cast me away. In the name of my creator, I will re-enter the void. I will seek that light which has fallen from the forges of our history."

Fiction

Universe: Featuring the Wreckers

Betrayal

Footnotes

  1. Apelinq's War Journals, Journal 18: Point of No Return; and "Betrayal", Wreckers #2 Directors Cut



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