STAR TREK: A Long Road (Voyager Fix It Quest)

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SHIP & CREW ROSTER
  • Informational
    • The Dragon: Once per episode, at the beginning of combat place an Advantage on the field representing a cunning tactic or strategy devised by Danara Pel.

    NAME​
    		USS Voyager
    PROF.​
    		MULTIROLE
    CLASS​
    		Sovereign Class Heavy Exploration Vessel
    CONST​
    		2371
    SHIELDS​
    13/13​
    RESISTANCE​
    6​
    SCALE​
    6​
    POWER ​
    13/13​
    CREW SUPPORT​
    6​
    SMALL CRAFT​
    5​
    COMMS​
    ENGINES​
    STRUCTURE​
    COMPUTERS​
    SENSORS​
    WEAPONS​
    BREACHES​
    0/6​
    0/6​
    0/6​
    0/6​
    0/6​
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    ​
    ​
    9​
    11​
    10​
    11​
    9​
    10​
    COMMAND​
    3​
    12​
    14​
    13​
    14​
    12​
    13​
    CONNING​
    2​
    12​
    14​
    13​
    14​
    12​
    13​
    ENGINEERING​
    2​
    11​
    13​
    12​
    13​
    11​
    12​
    SECURITY​
    3​
    13​
    15​
    14​
    16​
    13​
    14​
    SCIENCE​
    2​
    11​
    13​
    12​
    13​
    11​
    12​
    MEDICINE​
    2​
    11​
    13​
    12​
    13​
    11​
    12​
    TALENTS​
    		Command Ship: Can give advantages using Command within range to Away Missions or to supporting ships.

    EMH: Has an EMH!

    Improved Warp Drive: When going to warp, roll 1cd on an effect, regain the power point.

    Quantum Torpedoes: Can use Quantum Torpedoes! (60 total)

    Secondary Reactors: +5 to Power

    High Resolution Sensors: +1 momentum to out of combat sensor checks.
    TRAITS​
    		Federation Starship – A highly sophisticated and advanced vessel, with holodecks, replicators, and similar comforts, primarily designed to handle multiple operations. Highly sensitive and requiring constant maintenance, the vehicle is less rugged than other interstellar craft

    Maquis Crew - a good chunk of the crew are former Maquis troublemakers. Expect discipline problems and unorthodox plans.
    WEAPONS​
    		Phaser Arrays
    Power Cost: 1-3 | Range: Medium | Damage: 9cd [+1 per extra power spent]
    Can Use Spread: Hit +1 time at ½ damage per effect OR Area: hit +1 ship per effect within close range.
    Versatile 2: Gain 2 bonus momentum with a successful hit

    Photon Torpedoes
    Power Cost: 0 | Range: Long | Damage: 6cd
    High Yield: If it causes 1 breach, it causes +1 breach

    Quantum Torpedoes
    Power Cost: 0 | Range: Long | Damage: 7cd (Vicious 1 - +1 damage on effects)
    High Yield: If it causes 1 breach, it causes +1 breach
    Calibrations: Requires 1 minor action to calibrate

    Tractor Beam (Strength 5)
    Power Cost: 0 | Range: Close | Damage: None
    Effect: If successfully established, enemies face a diff 5 check to escape.

    CREW COMPLIMENT (Base Stat: 9 | Base Skill: 2)
    CO: Captain Katheryn Janeway (Skilled: Command, Science | Weakness: Combat)
    SPECIAL ABILITY: "We Can Be Better" - if you succeed on any diplomatic check with Janeway, Get +1 momentum​
    XO: Commander D-91 (Skilled: Command | Weakness: Socialization)
    HELM: Lt. Tom Paris (Skilled: Conn | Weakness: Not Being A Fucking Up)
    TACTICAL: Ensign Harry Kimm (Skilled: Gunnery | Weakness: Harry Kim)
    SECURITY: Lt. JG Amy Strong (Skilled: Personal Combat | Weakness: Lying)
    MAQUIS HEADBREAKER: C'nola (Skilled: Combat, Sneaking and Scheming | Weakness: Emotional Wreck)​
    SCIENCE: Tuvok (Skilled: Science | Weakness: Emotionless)
    COMMS: Lt. Bian T'are (Skilled: Communications | Weakness: Combat)
    MEDICAL: The EMH (Skilled: Doctor | Weakness: Kind of a Dick)
    ENGINEER: B'lanna Torres (Skilled: Engineering | Weakness: Also a dick)

    SECONDARY CHARACTERS
    Ensign Steve (Useless Security Goon)
    Ensign Becky (plural fighter jock)
    Petty Officer Third Class Jessie (Hard working engineer)
    Crewman Billingsly (Dude, Billingsly!)
    Crewman Chandra (Concerned Crewman)
    Bifurcate (bidimensional robot girlfriend of Harry Kim)
    Princess Lyan Positron (runaway daughter of magician most foul and girlfriend of Harry Kim)
    Soria Flyte (Pegasus girl and girlfriend of Harry Kim)
    Mirror Universe Trevor (he's fine!)
    NAME​
    		MRSS Val Jean
    PROF.​
    		TACOPS
    CLASS​
    		Keldon Class Heavy Cruiser
    CONST​
    		2370
    SHIELDS​
    12/12​
    RESISTANCE​
    5​
    SCALE​
    4​
    POWER ​
    7/7​
    CREW SUPPORT​
    4​
    SMALL CRAFT​
    3​
    COMMS​
    ENGINES​
    STRUCTURE​
    COMPUTERS​
    SENSORS​
    WEAPONS​
    BREACHES​
    0/4​
    0/4​
    0/4​
    0/4​
    0/4​
    0/4​
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    9​
    9​
    9​
    8​
    7​
    10​
    COMMAND​
    3​
    12​
    12​
    12​
    11​
    10​
    13​
    CONNING​
    2​
    11​
    11​
    11​
    10​
    9​
    12​
    ENGINEERING​
    2​
    11​
    11​
    11​
    10​
    9​
    12​
    SECURITY​
    3​
    12​
    12​
    12​
    11​
    10​
    13​
    SCIENCE​
    1​
    10​
    10​
    10​
    9​
    8​
    11​
    MEDICINE​
    2​
    11​
    11​
    11​
    10​
    9​
    12​
    TALENTS​
    		Electronic Warfare Suite: Whenever making a Jamming or Intercept communications check, can spend 2 momentum to select +1 target (repeatable.)

    Fast Targeting Systems: No +1 diff for called shots

    Improved Hull Integrity: +1 Resistance

    Cloaking Device: Spend 3 power, and make a Control+Engineering + Engines + Security check with a diff of 2. If successful, gain the Cloaked Trait (impossible to detect, cannot attack, shields are down.) It takes a minor action to decloak.
    TRAITS​
    		Cardassian Ship – Durable, uncomfortable, close, cramped and cheap. Thinks creature comforts are for other people and technical sophistication is for people who haven't spent decades starving to death. The fact that the starving could have been avoided if the government were less...you know, monstrous doesn't seem to have occurred to that many of them.

    Okampan Crew – the crew are bright, perky, cheerful, and incredibly psychically powerful. Individually, they're all better than Vulcans, and as a gestalt? Who knows!
    WEAPONS​
    		Phaser Arrays
    Power Cost: 1-3 | Range: Medium | Damage: 7-9cd (Spread: Hit +1 time at ½ damage per effect OR Area)
    Versatile 2: Gain X bonus momentum with a successful hit

    Disruptor Banks
    Range: Medium | Damage: 8-10cd (Vicious 1: Each effect adds +1 damage)

    Tractor Beam (Strength 3)

    CREW COMPLIMENT (Base Stat: 8 | Base Skill: 1)
    CO: Lt. Commander Brian Wacoche (Skilled: Commando Tactics | Weakness: Independent)
    TACTICAL: Seska (Skilled: Being Seska | Weakness: Everything Else)
    CONN: R'lash skilled: Piloting | Weakness: Romulan Fuckup)
    ESPIONAGE: Kes (Skilled: Commando Tactics | Weakness: Naive)

    Crewman Stadi - Age 23, Betazoid, born Beta Colony-5 to Zani and Talwyn of the House of Riis, survived by her sisters Tari and Batri.
    R'mor - age 182, Vulcan, burn on Romulus to R'tan and Leslali, survived by his twelve nieces and nephews across the Empire
     
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    • Adhoc vote count started by DragonCobolt on Jun 17, 2022 at 11:12 PM, finished with 23 posts and 18 votes.
    • [X] You have better tools than just looking around. Scan the scene for additional clues. (1 hour)
      [X] You have better tools than just looking around. Scan the scene for additional clues. (1 hour)
      -[x] Risk beaming down a partner - the Technocracy may be less than pleased with you, but having someone to watch your back is a good idea.
      -[x] Kes, of course. Psychically talented, a trained agent with an eye for detail work, Kes is the most logical choice for a partner and not at all because she reminds you of family.
      [X] Risk beaming down a partner - the Technocracy may be less than pleased with you, but having someone to watch your back is a good idea.
      -[X]Seska
      [X] Better stick it out alone...for now...
      [X] Interview Tom - surely he had to have seen something (30 minutes)
      [X] Catra.
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    Kes!

    A partner!

    Noir can has partner...as treat a...

    Roll 2d20, diff 0, for the scanning!
     
    Dang! Three successes!

    That means you get three questions you can ask about the crime scene that I can answer - though, I can answer vaguely.

    ASK THY THREE QUESTIOSN, Sluthemans! We shall do un votė...

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    I feel like "how many people where present at 1924?" Would be a good quotation to ask.

    Maybe something about the balcony as well, since that was a key part of the description.
     
    [X] Plan Get To Da Phasah.
    -[X] Question 1: What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?
    -[X] Question 2: Where was Tom Paris standing at the attempted beam out?
    -[X] Question 3: By syncing Voyager's chronometer to local time keeping and cross referencing logs, exactly when did the failed beam out occur?

    We know exactly when the Doctor was shot, and where the body was found. If there was more than one discharge it could explain the phaser being drained without linking that as the weapon. Likewise, if we know where the weapons where shot from/to it can eliminate Paris as a suspect.

    Same with getting the exact timing of the beam out attempt compared to the timing of the medical alert. If the beam out was before the medical alert then their prudent security systems wouldn't have been what jammed the beam out and would once more undercut their attempted pinning of the murder on him.

    Once we get Kes here we need to get access to that phaser and check it. The settings and logs should show if it could have even been the weapon.
     
    SweetJackal said:
    [X] Plan Get To Da Phasah.
    -[X] Question 1: What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?
    -[X] Question 2: Where was Tom Paris standing at the attempted beam out?
    -[X] Question 3: By syncing Voyager's chronometer to local time keeping and cross referencing logs, exactly when did the failed beam out occur?

    We know exactly when the Doctor was shot, and where the body was found. If there was more than one discharge it could explain the phaser being drained without linking that as the weapon. Likewise, if we know where the weapons where shot from/to it can eliminate Paris as a suspect.

    Same with getting the exact timing of the beam out attempt compared to the timing of the medical alert. If the beam out was before the medical alert then their prudent security systems wouldn't have been what jammed the beam out and would once more undercut their attempted pinning of the murder on him.

    Once we get Kes here we need to get access to that phaser and check it. The settings and logs should show if it could have even been the weapon.
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    Rivenscryr said:
    [x] Has the phaser in Paris' buffer been handled by anyone else?
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    Keep in mind that we're scanning the scene here. At Dragon's discretion of course, but we might want to limit questions to being about the room itself, and to things we might not be able to work out without access to the room.

    Question 3 could be asked at a later time, and the pattern buffer might wherever Paris is locked up.
     
    [X] Has any furniture been moved in the past day?
    [X] Is there any evidence to suggest that there may have been anyone in the area close enough to witness the crime?
    [X] How many people were present in the room/balcony at 1924?
     
    [X] Has any furniture been moved in the past day?
    [] Is there any evidence to suggest that there may have been anyone in the area close enough to witness the crime?
    [X] How many people were present in the room/balcony at 1924?

    This is good!

    SweetJackal said:
    -[X] Question 3: By syncing Voyager's chronometer to local time keeping and cross referencing logs, exactly when did the failed beam out occur?
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    The phaser should have an internal chronometer as well, right? We should definitely revisit this when we have access to it

    Edit: changed one vote cause I think verifying the nature of the phaser is important
    [x] Was it definitely a Starfleet phaser that killed Dr. Ren?
     
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    Maybe we should scan to see how many different people entered the room in the day leading up to the murder. It should be well within the tricorder's ability to scan for genetic material and work out how fresh the samples are.

    If parts of the room turn out to have been cleaned of samples that would be a clue in of itself.
     
    Spart117MC said:
    Maybe we should scan to see how many different people entered the room in the day leading up to the murder. It should be well within the tricorder's ability to scan for genetic material and work out how fresh the samples are.

    If parts of the room turn out to have been cleaned of samples that would be a clue in of itself.
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    That's a good idea!

    Maybe do something like:
    [x] Who was present in the room in the last 24 hours?
    [x] Have any parts of the room been cleaned?
    [] Was it definitely a Starfleet phaser that killed Dr. Ren?

    I'm also tempted by this:
    [] Could the doctor have been shot through the window?
    I think @SweetJackal might be onto something with the angles of everything. The window was open so maybe someone shot the doctor over Tom's shoulder and he shot back out the window? Could explain why he had a drained phaser and tried to beam out immediately: he could have felt he was still in danger.

    Of course this is purely conjecture.

    Edit:
    Changing my vote again to include SweetJackal's question. If Tom fired out the window into the sky it might not have left a trail. Although, does a phaser beam radiate heat as it passes?

    [x] What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?

    Edit edit: changed votes again
     
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    [x] Who was present in the room in the last 24 hours?
    [x] Was it definitely a Starfleet phaser that killed Dr. Ren?
    [x] What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?
     
    Local sensors would have picked up weapons fire coming from outside the house. Until we find proof that they've been spoofed I'm of the opinion that we should approach things with the assumption the doctor was killed by someone or something within the room.

    I'm iffy about trying to use scans to determine if a Starfleet phaser was what was used to kill the doctor. When Kira got kidnapped the DS9 crew had difficulty determining for certain if she was transported or killed by a phaser or distruptor on max settings. That Tom's phaser was partially drained also suggests to me someone may have gotten their hands on it and actually used it to kill the doctor in which case checking if a phaser was responsible for the doctor's death would do little to help prove Tom's innocence.

    [X] Who was present in the room in the last 24 hours?
    [X] Have any parts of the room been cleaned?
    [ ] Has any furniture been moved in the past day?
    [X] What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?

    Edit:
    Changed up my vote.
     
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    I feel as if total partial disintegration is a slightly different case which should give slightly more information than total disintegration. And even if we do only confirm that it was Toms phaser that will give us more information to use when questioning people. But i do feel like there's merit to your line of questioning… it's very rough only having three.
     
    Well the deciding factor for me is the fact that we will have other opportunities and ways to check what weapon it was that killed the doctor, such as examining the body, or confirm if it was Tom's phaser that did it in the future but we'll only be able to check the contents of the room while we're in it.
     
    Since this is HBO Max Voyager and not...whatever Voyager was on in the past, NBC, I think? Anyway, a full powered phaser doesn't...clearly vaporize people into smoke.

    It's more of a...blood mist with shrapnel of superheated bone
     
    [X] Risk beaming down a partner - the Technocracy may be less than pleased with you, but having someone to watch your back is a good idea.
    -[x] Kes, of course. Psychically talented, a trained agent with an eye for detail work, Kes is the most logical choice for a partner and not at all because she reminds you of family.
     
    Spart117MC said:
    Well the deciding factor for me is the fact that we will have other opportunities and ways to check what weapon it was that killed the doctor, such as examining the body, or confirm if it was Tom's phaser that did it in the future but we'll only be able to check the contents of the room while we're in it.
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    Fair. I've changed again, but kept the question about angles and discharges. It's important to try and find any other weapons fire in the room I think.
     
    DragonCobolt said:
    Since this is HBO Max Voyager and not...whatever Voyager was on in the past, NBC, I think? Anyway, a full powered phaser doesn't...clearly vaporize people into smoke.

    It's more of a...blood mist with shrapnel of superheated bone
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    It was UPN. I only know this because SF Debris occasionally makes mention of their scummy advertising tactics in Voyager reviews.

    I think budget was another big factor in keeping down the gore. After all TNG went and blew up a guy in exactly the way that you describe in its first season.

    View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dx79xLJu_Q
     
    [x] Who was present in the room in the last 24 hours?
    [x] Was it definitely a Starfleet phaser that killed Dr. Ren?
    [x] What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?
     
    [x] Who was present in the room in the last 24 hours?
    [x] Was it definitely a Starfleet phaser that killed Dr. Ren?
    [x] What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?
     
    [x] Who was present in the room in the last 24 hours?
    [x] Was it definitely a Starfleet phaser that killed Dr. Ren?
    [x] What trajectory did any and all high energy discharges during the time frame in question take?
     
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