At one point, Cabal framed the Enterprise for the destruction of a colony on Paraagan II. The Cabal continued crossing paths with NX-01 and her crew. Suliban Cabal came in contact with the United Earth for the first time, when the NX-01 Enterprise prevented them from stopping a Klingon officer who was delivering crucial information about Cabal activities to the High Council. These Suliban formed the Cabal, a terrorist organization tasked with destabilizing various powers of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, such as Klingon Empire and Tandarans. In exchange for their service, this mysterious individual offered genetic enhancements and advanced technology. One such Helix was built in the Japori Sector.īy 2151, some Suliban came in contact with an unknown figure from the future who pulled them into Temporal Cold War. Suliban started constructing Helixes, large stations that could support up to 3,000 people. Their most recent non-Star Trek book is Labyrinth: The Ultimate Visual History.The Suliban homeworld became uninhabitable in the 19th century, which led to Suliban adopting a more nomadic lifestyle. They currently are writing the latest in their series of Ferengi novellas, which (so far) includes Lust’s Latinum Lost (and Found) and Rules of Accusation. Erdmann are coauthors of numerous books about the entertainment industry, including Star Trek 101 Star Trek Costumes: Fifty Years of Fashion from the Final Frontier Star Trek: The Original Series 365 and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion. We suspect our timeline may have been altered. Other time-traveling factions mess with Archer at various times, but frankly, even we can’t keep track of them all. Fortunately, Daniels, a time-traveling Starfleet agent from even farther in the future, is on the case to foil the efforts of the Suliban. This conflict, which takes place across both time and space, primarily involves a mysterious entity from the future who has recruited members of the Suliban species to alter history by disrupting the timeline in Archer’s era.
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