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Crateris and Gasko mentioned in Tales of the War-Were they repopulated?
davidwford
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It was interesting to see these to locations referenced. Was the plague on Crateris after the Elachi invasion and evacuation or was it but the harbinger of the events in the mission "Crossroads at Crateris"? As for Gasko station, was the comment about the chief of security before or after the Romulan and/or Federation player character "liberated" it? I would think after the events of "Dragon's Deceit" as the bluegills were revealed in that mission, and the Alpha/Beta Quadrant powers were not looking for them.
Speaking of the bluegills, it is clear that the events in DS9 Novels Unity, Unjoined, Lesser Evil, and Short story Sins of the mother never occurred in STO. That the Iconians wanted detailed information on species from the Alpha Quadrant tells me that the parasites are NOT related to the Trill as was the case in the novels. Shame, as the idea that Cardassians would be immune was quite interesting.
Speaking of the bluegills, it is clear that the events in DS9 Novels Unity, Unjoined, Lesser Evil, and Short story Sins of the mother never occurred in STO. That the Iconians wanted detailed information on species from the Alpha Quadrant tells me that the parasites are NOT related to the Trill as was the case in the novels. Shame, as the idea that Cardassians would be immune was quite interesting.
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That sounds as reasonable an explanation as I could come up with
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