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Captain Nebula replied to Arte Automobilistica's topic in Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Devil's Due" was the episode. At least he acted like a judge. -
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Bethlehem replied to AlexCica's topic in Off Topic Discussions
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Star Trek: Legacy of the Stars
Bethlehem replied to SarahThomas's topic in Star Trek Books & Fan Fiction
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Chapter One: The Echo of Eternity The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-F glided silently through the void of space, her sleek, updated design shimmering against the backdrop of distant stars. Captain Alynna Nevor stood on the bridge, her eyes fixed on the viewscreen that displayed the endless expanse. The hum of the warp core resonated through the ship, a comforting reminder of the vessel's readiness for whatever lay ahead. "Captain, we're approaching the coordinates provided by Starfleet Command," reported Lieutenant K'lara, the efficient and ever-curious Vulcan science officer. Her fingers danced across the console, bringing up a detailed scan of the region ahead. "Drop us out of warp, Lieutenant," Nevor ordered, her voice calm and steady. The stars on the viewscreen stretched momentarily, then snapped back into pinpoints of light as the Enterprise decelerated to impulse speed. Before them lay an anomaly—a swirling vortex of energy and matter, pulsating with a rhythm that seemed almost alive. It was unlike anything they had encountered before, and the mystery it presented was both a challenge and a potential threat. "Status report," Nevor commanded, her gaze never leaving the viewscreen. "Scans indicate that the anomaly is a temporal distortion," K'lara explained, her brow furrowing slightly. "It appears to be stable for now, but there are fluctuations in its energy signature that suggest it could become unstable without warning." Captain Nevor nodded thoughtfully. Temporal anomalies were not uncommon in their line of work, but each one presented its own unique dangers. "Helm, bring us to within ten thousand kilometers and hold position. Let's see if we can get a better look at what we're dealing with." As the Enterprise maneuvered closer, the swirling vortex grew in detail on the viewscreen. It was a mesmerizing sight, with tendrils of energy curling and twisting like the arms of some cosmic octopus. Deep within its core, there was a faint, almost imperceptible glow—a beacon that seemed to pulse in time with the ship's own heartbeat. "Captain, I'm detecting a signal," K'lara announced, her voice tinged with surprise. "It's faint, but it appears to be coming from within the anomaly." "A signal? Can you identify the source?" Nevor asked, leaning forward in her chair. "Not with the current data, Captain. However, it is possible that it could be a distress call or a remnant of some long-forgotten transmission." "Put it on audio," Nevor instructed. The bridge fell silent as the crew listened intently. At first, there was only static, but slowly, a pattern began to emerge—a sequence of tones and pulses that formed a rhythmic cadence. "Isolating the signal... enhancing," K'lara said, her fingers flying over the controls. The static cleared, and a voice broke through, faint and distorted but unmistakably human. "This is Captain Jonathan Archer of the Starship Enterprise. If you can hear this message, we are trapped in a temporal distortion. Our coordinates are—" The message cut off abruptly, leaving a haunting silence in its wake. Captain Nevor's eyes widened in shock. "Jonathan Archer? But he was the captain of the first Enterprise, over two hundred years ago!" "Indeed, Captain," K'lara confirmed, her expression uncharacteristically solemn. "It appears that this anomaly is not just a temporal distortion, but a temporal conduit—an echo from the past." Nevor took a deep breath, her mind racing with the implications. If Archer and his crew were trapped within the anomaly, it was their duty to rescue them. But the dangers of tampering with the timeline were immense. One wrong move could alter the course of history. "Prepare a shuttle and an away team," Nevor ordered, her voice firm with resolve. "We'll need to enter the anomaly and find a way to bring Captain Archer and his crew back." As the crew sprang into action, the captain allowed herself a brief moment of contemplation. They were venturing into the unknown, risking everything to save those who had come before them. It was a daunting task, but it was also what Starfleet was all about—exploration, discovery, and the unwavering commitment to those who shared the legacy of the stars. The Enterprise moved closer to the swirling vortex, her crew ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. The echo of eternity called to them, and they would answer, forging a new chapter in the storied history of the Starship Enterprise.
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Welcome aboard! This is a cool place to chat and share all things Trek. Got any favorite episodes or characters?
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Yeah, I think you might be mixing things up a bit. Data was never actually a judge in an episode, but there was an episode called "The Measure of a Man" where he was on trial to determine if he had rights as a sentient being. It's a pretty famous one from TNG. Maybe that's what you're thinking of?
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SarahThomas replied to AlexCica's topic in Off Topic Discussions
This topic might seem like advertising and spam, but it's okay because some people might need this site. However, most people rely on artificial intelligence. So, what makes your website better than artificial intelligence? -
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That's a pretty nifty setup for random alien races in Star Trek! Makes creating characters for roleplaying or fan fiction way easier. Love how you've got different tables for common, uncommon, and rare aliens from various parts of the series and movies. Rolling a die to determine the race adds a fun element of surprise. Definitely gonna use this for my next campaign!
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Does anyone know of any good Star Trek boardgames?
Bethlehem replied to redshirt's topic in Star Trek Games
Online game? or something you can buy in a store? -
As long as they are random alien women. I am all for it
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Does anyone know of any good Star Trek boardgames?
Captain Nebula replied to redshirt's topic in Star Trek Games
Federation Commander is a lot of fun. https://www.starfleetgames.com/federation/phpbb2/index.php -
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If you need a random Alien for roleplaying or fan fiction. Alien Races in Star Trek Races (1d6) 1 Human 2 Common Alien 3 Human 4 Common Alien 5 Human 6 Common Alien Humans (1d6) 1 Terran Human 2 Colonial Human 3 Modified Human 4 Terran Human 5 Diaspora Human 6 Hybrid Human/Alien Common Alien (1d6) 1 Vulcan 2 Uncommon Alien 3 Andorian 4 Vulcan 5 Tellarite 6 Uncommon Alien Uncommon Alien (1d6) 1 Deltan 2 Rare Alien 3 Alpha Centauran 4 Caitian 5 Efrosian 9 Arkenite Rare Alien - The Animated Series (1d6) 1 Edoan 2 Caitian 3 Free Orion (Former Slave Girl) 4 Vulcan (Romulan Spy) 5 Andorian 6 Tellarite Rare Alien - The Motion Picture (1d6) 1 Rhaandarite 2 Deltan 3 Betelgeusian 4 Megarite 5 Therbian 6 Saurian Rare Alien - Star Trek Movies I (1d6) 1 Zaranite 2 Arcturian 3 Arkenite 4 Arcadian 5 Xelatian 6 Aurelian Rare Alien - Star Trek Movies II (1d6) 1 Cygnan 2 Rigelian 3 Denebian 4 Coridanite 5 Kazarite 6 Bzzit Khaht Rare Alien - Spock’s World (1d6) 1 Hamalki 2 Mizarthu 3 Sulamid 4 Irdesh 5 Alarshin 6 Horta Adversary Alien (1d6) 1 Imperial Klingon 2 Human/Klingon Fusion 3 Romulan 4 Orion Pirate 5 The Gorn 6 Renegade Alien (Roll Any Table Above)
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If you figure out a way to promote it more that would be great. Sad thing is you don't know why people quit posting? I don't even think any of the founders show up any more
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If you figure out a way to promote it more that would be great. Sad thing is you don't know why people quit posting?
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Thank you, Admiral.
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I think we need to start promoting it more.
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Best place to buy quality Star Trek full uniforms
Captain Nebula replied to Don's topic in New Members
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Greetings Nebula. Welcome aboard!
