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This article is about the Stargate Atlantis novel. For the Stargate SG-1 episode, see Allegiance.
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Stargate Atlantis: Allegiance is the third novel in the Stargate Atlantis: Legacy series, which was written by Melissa Scott and Amy Griswold. It was preceded by Stargate Atlantis: The Lost and followed by Stargate Atlantis: Legacy: The Furies.

Publishers Summary[]

Enemies and friends

Reeling from the shocking discovery of Rodney McKay's fate, Colonel Sheppard and his team retreat to Atlantis to regroup. With Rodney not only in the hands of the Wraith, but apparently working for them, Atlantis faces a new danger - their own man, turned against them.

While Zelenka and Colonel Carter work frantically to crack the security protocols McKay embedded in Atlantis's computer system, Ronon revisits his past and finds much is changing on Sateda. Meanwhile, Queen Death prepares to make use of her most valuable prisoner; with Rodney still unaware of his true identity, the fate of Atlantis hangs in the balance...

Chronological Placement[]

The events depicted in this adventure take place after season five of Stargate Atlantis.

Publishers Extract[]

An extract from chapter 7:

“Oh, not good,” Zelenka said, and followed it in Czech with what sounded like something heartfelt. “We have systems shutting down — internal sensors, power to the weapons chair —”

“Get that thing shut down,” Lorne said.

“Yes, I am trying —”

“What the hell is going on?” Sheppard said, tearing up the stairs into the control room, wearing sweatpants tucked into the tops of his boots and a flannel shirt he hadn't bothered to tuck in at all.

“This is Rodney’s work,” Zelenka said. “His programs are shutting down our security systems, and I cannot stop it. I am afraid we are going to lose the iris.”

“Security teams to the gateroom,” Sheppard said into his radio. “Sound a citywide alarm.” Salawi's hands moved uncertainly over her keyboard, but it was only seconds before the alarm sounded. “Put me on citywide,” Sheppard said, and waited for Salawi's quick nod before he went on. “This is Colonel Sheppard. Assume that as of now we are facing an attack by unknown hostiles who are trying to get through the Stargate. I want security teams on full alert —”

Zelenka breathed a curse in Czech, all the more alarming because his tone was hushed rather than heated. “The iris is shutting down...”

References[]

Ardent, Ascretta, Ashes, Battle of the Frozen Planet, Laura Cadman, Capture of Michael Kenmore, Daedalus, Queen Death, Ember, Eternal, Frozen planet, Gaffen, Genii, George Hammond, Guide, Highcloud, Hive ship, Iris, Kneeland, Lastlight, William Lynn, Jeannie Miller, New Athos, Odyssey, Raid on Atlantis, Ayesha Salawi, Sateda, Satedan City Museum, Sky, Stargate shield, Titanium, Ambrus Tol, Sora Tyrus, Wakeful, Washington, Elizabeth Weir, Wraith cruiser, ZPM

Trivia[]

  • In the absence of Richard Woolsey, Steven Caldwell could claim seniority over Samantha Carter and John Sheppard on who's in command over Atlantis. John's rank is Lieutenant Colonel while Carter and Caldwell share the same rank of full Colonel, with Caldwell gaining the rank at least 2 years before Carter.
  • Dr William Lynn attached himself to the diplomatic delegation heading to Sateda to observe the cultural norm of negotiations in Pegasus. Though it is stated an anthropologist is better suited, technically archeology is a sub-study under anthropology. The former is a cultural study of dead civilizations while the latter is a cultural study of living civilizations.
  • In aeronautical terminology, the front of the ship is forward, back of the ship is aft, top of the ship is dorsal, bottom of the ship is ventral, left of the ship is port and right of the ship is starboard.

Goofs[]

  • During the Raid on Atlantis, the Stargate shield is repeatedly called the iris when in the show it is always called the shield. The expedition also acts like without the ZPM, the Stargate shield won't work when they were able to run the Stargate shield off the naquadah generators the entire first season.
  • in this novel a single ZPM is stolen despite the fact that the previous two novels and the "Enemy at the Gate" specifically gave Atlantis three ZPMs though all are nearly depleted following the events of Stargate Atlantis: Homecoming.
  • On page 283, Pat Meyers is briefly referred to as "he" despite being a woman. In the next paragraph, Meyers is correctly referred to as "she."
  • On the back cover of the book, Ronon is spelled Ronan.
  • While discussing the clone of Doctor Carson Beckett, Lorne and Cadman mention that he was held prisoner by Michael for a year. In the show, its stated that it was nearly two years.
  • On page 197, Steven Caldwell's name is misspelled as Stephen Caldwell.
  • On page 206, Dahlia Radim's name is misspelled Dalia.
  • The F-302s depicted here have shields that protect them from enemy fire. However, F-302s in the series never had energy shields installed. They are also not described here as part of any system upgrade.

Related Books[]

The following novel are also a part of the Legacy series by Fandemonium.

Stargate Atlantis Homecoming

Homecoming

Stargate Atlantis The Lost

The Lost

Stargate Atlantis The Furies

The Furies

Stargate Atlantis Secrets

Secrets

Stargate Atlantis Inheritors

Inheritors

Stargate Atlantis Unascended

Unascended

Stargate Atlantis Third Path

The Third Path

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