It is often used for aerial attacks, but it can also carry large armies for ground assault. Smaller than a mothership (Ha'tak), but is well armed. Fast and highly manoeuvrable, though not as much as a death glider. It is able to cloak and it has a ring transporter. NameĪn alkesh is a Goa'uld mid-range bomber capable of hyperspace travel. Much of the technology we have seen have been weapons-related, which makes sense given that we have mostly seen the Tok'ra in situations where there is an immediate threat.
However, the Tok'ra have also developed many kinds of technology themselves, as well as some in conjunction with the Tau'ri. Weapons | Ships | Miscellaneous technologyĭue to the Tok'ra having to appear Goa'uld in order to successfully infiltrate them, much of their technology is Goa'uld. Not many shows I'm aware of that recycle existing sets like this.This is one of the pages in a list of known Tok'ra and Goa'uld technology This map of the SGC set shows how creative they sometimes got with the sets and I really like that. Funny thing is, that room could be re purposed to be a hallway or a room depending on the scene, so when they remove the back wall there would be a blast door leading into the left side of the gate room (the door opposite the one they usually use). On the left is usually the infirmary, and the right is used for whatever is needed (usually the cafeteria or the brig). In many scenes there's a piece of T junction with a room on either side. For variety they could close the doors to make the set look different, but once you start paying attention to it you can't unsee it. So every shot of them walking down a hallway is either them going around a corner, or passing through another hallways. Mostly the Gua'uld and Asgard hallway sets was just two hallways crossing. This gets even funnier when you know the layout of those sets.
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