Photon Torpedo Launchers (USS Enterprise-D)

Photon torpedoes are ordered and launched in simultaneous spread with phasers against the warship; they strike but are absorbed or neutralized by the enemy defenses and prove narratively ineffective.

Photon torpedoes are referenced and one is fired by the T'Ong, striking the Enterprise and registering as a tactical hit; their presence heightens stakes and demonstrates imminent lethal capability that underscores the need for a nonlethal resolution.

The photon torpedoes are referenced by Lieutenant Yar as part of the Stargazer's armament status, indicating six have been expended in past combat but the ship remains fully armed, underscoring the tactical threat the derelict vessel still poses.

Photon torpedoes are actively mentioned during Picard's hallucination aboard the Stargazer, as he commands full armament and questions shield power, reflecting his compromised tactical judgment under psychological assault.

The photon torpedoes are referenced as part of Stargazer’s armament status, with six torpedoes missing—likely expended during Picard's historic battle seven years prior—highlighting both the ship's combat history and current readiness.

Photon torpedoes are brought to readiness on Worf’s command as part of the ship’s defensive arsenal, poised to strike the invisible attacker should it reappear, representing a last-ditch high-power countermeasure amidst system instability.

Photon Torpedoes are readied by Worf and Geordi as a critical countermeasure against the invisible Interrupter weapon. Despite limited targeting data, these weapons stand poised to deliver powerful return fire, representing the ship’s last-resort offensive capability in this desperate defense.

Photon Torpedoes are prepared as a critical offensive weapon under Worf and Geordi's direction. They stand ready to launch once targeting data correlates with the cloaked attacker's movements, offering a last line of defense alongside phasers.

Photon torpedoes are prepared as part of the Enterprise's defensive armament, ready to be fired at the cloaked target when weapons locks can be secured. Worf and Solis coordinate their deployment programming but are hindered by the enemy's evasive cloaking technology.

Photon torpedoes are programmed for an optimum firing spread calculated by Worf and Solis, constituting a high-impact weaponry option available for use against the cloaked attacker.

Photon Torpedoes are prepped by Worf and fired in volleys alongside phasers, representing one of the Enterprise’s last high-powered offensive options against the cloaked Interrupter. Their salvo misses the elusive target, underscoring the difficulty of countering the invisible threat.

Photon Torpedoes are fired in volleys by Worf under Geordi’s command as part of the counteroffensive against the cloaked Interrupter device. Despite their destructive potential, the torpedoes miss their target, illustrating the challenge of combating an unseen and evasive enemy.

Photon torpedoes are readied and fired in coordinated volleys alongside phasers, representing one of the Enterprise’s highest-yield offensive options, though they miss the cloaked attacker, highlighting the futility of current tactics.

Photon torpedoes represent Worf's militaristic response to the unknown. His suggestion to deploy them contrasts starkly with Picard's scientific approach, highlighting divergent threat assessments when confronting cosmic anomalies.

Suggested by Worf as an investigative tool, their mere consideration underscores the escalation from scientific curiosity to defensive posture when confronting the unknown.

Worf proposes their use as investigative tools, though Picard refuses—demonstrating the tension between security instincts and scientific restraint when confronting complete unknowns. Their mere consideration raises stakes about possible required force.

Though never deployed, the photon torpedoes represent the latent threat of violence that hangs over the romantic resolution, juxtaposing Starfleet’s military might against Picard’s diplomatic gambit.

Worf later references the unused torpedoes to express frustration with the pacifist resolution, their dormant state symbolizing Starfleet's rejection of militaristic solutions even when factions threaten violence.

Photon torpedo banks are observed arming then cancelling their launch sequences; their inability to remain consistently armed converts a potential offensive option into an unknown liability and factors into Riker's decision‑making under duress.

Photon torpedoes and torpedo banks are repeatedly reported as arming and disarming; their unreliability removes a clear offensive option and heightens the crisis, pressuring Riker toward defensive postures.

Photon torpedoes are ordered armed and locked as a last‑resort tactical response aimed at the vortex's center; they are readied but not deployed because command holds fire while assessing other options.

Photon torpedoes are armed and locked on the vortex center as a possible countermeasure; their readiness underscores the crew's attempt to respond kinetically despite the phenomenon's unknown nature.

Photon torpedoes are armed and locked on the center of the vortex at Riker's command; they are primed as a potentially last-resort offensive measure but are held in check by Picard's orders and the uncertain efficacy against the living anomaly.

Photon torpedo casings are proposed as protective housings and delivery shells for modified Class One probes turned resonators; they transform tactical hardware into engineering enclosures enabling subsurface burrowing without immediate destruction of probes or ship assets.

Photon torpedo casings are referenced as repurposed protective shells to house modified Class One probes (resonators). They function narratively as pragmatic, improvised hardware that makes the resonator plan feasible and symbolizes the ship's adaptive problem‑solving.

The photon torpedo (torpedo casings) is evoked as the decisive weapon option — the physical threat around which the debate orbits. Worf proposes using it to penetrate the Pakleds' shield; Riker's refusal keeps the casings as latent firepower rather than active solution, converting the weapon into a bargaining chip and moral pressure point.

Photon torpedoes are fired by the T'Ong and at least one strikes the Enterprise, shaking the ship and prompting tactical reports; the torpedo acts as a tangible escalation that justifies Picard's gambit while underscoring the real danger at stake.

Photon torpedo casings represent the offensive munition launched by the T'Ong; the torpedo impacts the Enterprise's forward shields, causing a shake and triggering tactical status calls that escalate the urgency of the encounter.

Photon torpedoes are launched in simultaneous spreads as ordered by Riker; despite their full deployment they have no measurable effect on the warship, underscoring the futility of conventional ordinance against this opponent.

Photon torpedoes are launched in a simultaneous spread alongside full phaser salvos as ordered by Riker, but their impacts are absorbed or neutralized by the warship's defenses, illustrating the enemy’s invulnerability and the futility of conventional weapons.

Photon Torpedoes are brought to readiness by crew orders; Picard delays their use until after the Uxbridge house is destroyed, then orders one fired that successfully destroys the attacking warship—serving as both retribution and evidence of measured retaliation.

Photon torpedoes are readied and then fired at Picard's order; one torpedo launches and strikes the warship, delivering the retaliatory destruction that follows the civilian massacre.

Photon torpedoes are prepared on Picard's order and used as the Enterprise's measured retaliation after the warship destroys the house; a single torpedo is fired and successfully destroys the attacking vessel, converting observation into punitive action.

Photon torpedoes are readied on Riker's orders and subsequently fired in a spread at the ancient Promellian cruiser; their detonation obliterates the derelict ship and the surrounding asteroid/debris field, eliminating the source of the trap and clearing the hazard.

Photon torpedoes are fired by the Romulan warbirds and strike the Enterprise, producing minor but meaningful damage to the secondary hull and forcing immediate engineering responses—these weapons convert diplomatic saber-rattling into physical stakes.

Photon torpedoes are the weapons fired by the Romulan warbirds; impacts rock the Enterprise, produce secondary-hull damage, and escalate the situation from diplomatic exposure to kinetic engagement.

Photon torpedoes are fired by the decloaked Romulan warbirds and strike the Enterprise's secondary hull; they serve as the kinetic proof that the 'test' had a violent secondary purpose — to escalate or punish.

Photon torpedo launchers are referenced by Worf as potential exit points Danar might exploit; they serve narratively as a guarded defensive asset and a reminder of hard military options available to command.

Photon torpedo launchers are verbally prioritized by Worf as areas to be covered—functioning as strategic assets and potential escape points that require guarding during the manhunt, even though they are not physically used in the escape sequence.

The photon/torpedo launcher systems are referenced during Tasha and Castillo's diagnostics as she says 'Let's take a look at the torpedo launchers,' indicating they are part of the immediate weapons readiness assessment and tactical triage.