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I have a terrible feeling that the series of posts about the new Excelsior's construction is going to end with Cardassian sabotage and the death of the protagonist.
And now I thought of what if Rosalee died too and the sads would be far far too much
McAdams for the Courageous, next year Mbeki for the Miracht and T'Rinta for the Sarek. If ka'Sharren is ready to move on and the bonus is good Mrr'shan for the Enterprise.
Interesting. How advanced were the Vulcans before that happened? Were they a major power before the fall of Orion, or a relatively young interstellar society?
McAdams for the Courageous, next year Mbeki for the Miracht and T'Rinta for the Sarek. If ka'Sharren is ready to move on and the bonus is good Mrr'shan for the Enterprise.
I am fairly sure that Nash is planning on dying at the helm of the Enterprise. That, or being immortal and unkillable and laughing in the face of death.
Looking it up, the fall of the Orions seems to more or less coincide with the beginning of the age of Surak and the nuclear war which ended the previous Vulcanoid civilization.Interesting. How advanced were the Vulcans before that happened? Were they a major power before the fall of Orion, or a relatively young interstellar society?
yet. Can't imagine that still being true in a few years, probably she will be on it next year.Mrr'Shan has command of one of the new Centaurs and is not on the Exploration panel
yet. Can't imagine that still being true in a few years, probably she will be on it next year.
Yes, spread them out. Voting for one or two new captains is less of a mess than voting for three was last time, when which captains we wanted got mixed up with what ship to assign a particular captain to.I'm just not sure if it should be a new FYM, or just finish off the rest of the year and then get out up for reassignment. I'm inclined to the former to spread the votes out a bit.
McAdams for the Courageous, next year Mbeki for the Miracht and T'Rinta for the Sarek. If ka'Sharren is ready to move on and the bonus is good Mrr'shan for the Enterprise.
Yeah, I'll be juggling the Explorer Panel soon, since you'll need to assign a new one next turn.
I'm just not sure if it should be a new FYM, or just finish off the rest of the year and then get out up for reassignment. I'm inclined to the former to spread the votes out a bit.
It's not the flagship (there is no flag officer it could be the flagship of, and the weirdness of a "flagship" of the entire Federation is a TNG thing), and the Caitians have been affiliates for a long time.Is that politically tenable though? A member of a brand new member species as captain of the flagship?
TBH when Enterprise comes up, I hope we find ourselves another Kirk-alike. The bonuses are just too good.
Yeah, I'll be juggling the Explorer Panel soon, since you'll need to assign a new one next turn.
I'm just not sure if it should be a new FYM, or just finish off the rest of the year and then get out up for reassignment. I'm inclined to the former to spread the votes out a bit.
Actually, @AKuz, I'll need to bug you about where your other officers end up after this year ends.
To expand on this: In my completely personal timeline (based on some stuff in STO and Enterprise), the Orions and the Gorn were basically THE major powers of the AQ from roughly 0CE to 1500CE, at which point some calamity happened which shattered their empires. It could be a war between the two powers that mutually devastated them; it could also have been the Hurq who devastated the Klingons, or perhaps Klingons themselves for a more Fall of Rome versus Mongol Invasion flavor.@Iron Wolf had a vague theory of the Orions Empire and the Gorn going full Concordat of Man and Melconians on each other around 5oo - 1ooo AD, and that left the space for the current situation
A few Beta sources, including the Duane books, have them under Orion occupation/assault at some point in the past. Memory Alpha (via Enterprise) says the Time of Awakening is in the 4th century, and they hadn't fully recovered until the 19th. This is bearing in mind they had an interstellar colony on P'Jem in 1000BCE. Overall I get the impression they didn't really play a major role in intergalactic affairs -- before the Time of Awakening they were probably expanding and contracting due to frequent- possibly nuclear - warfare on Vulcan, and after the Time of Awakening they were simply too exhausted and devastated (also possibly occupied by the Orions) to do much.Interesting. How advanced were the Vulcans before that happened? Were they a major power before the fall of Orion, or a relatively young interstellar society?
Yes, actually! I don't know if you need to keep track of the entire crew -- I think the main three would be Chad, Abigail, and with the focus on the Syndicate stuff, Lieutenant Holena.
Okay, I've highlighted those three in anon_user's db. If you get the chance, shoot me a PM with where you'd like them to aim for future career moves and I'll see to it they get processed in Rat Race turns.Yes, actually! I don't know if you need to keep track of the entire crew -- I think the main three would be Chad, Abigail, and with the focus on the Syndicate stuff, Lieutenant Holena.
In fact I might yoink Lt. Holena for an Omake but it's not close to being written yet so I'll send you a PM when it's time.
It's, interestingly enough, a large contrast with TNG's aesop, which was something along the lines of human arrogance and complacence meaning they weren't really ready to face the dangerous boogeymen who would soon be knocking at their door.
No, because by time the Snakepit rolled around something or other happened and you only had four active at the time