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Your Captain is now the Big Bad of a storyline. Get evil

rosetyler51rosetyler51 Member Posts: 1,631 Arc User
edited April 2015 in Ten Forward
(Edited. I'm guessing I should have marked this IC.)

"Starfleet has an awful history when it comes to its leaders. I'm going to fix that. Transporters are jammed, doors locked, and this station is going to ram Earth. If you want to stop me you know what you have to do."

*pulls out one hand phaser and one Dominion pistol*

"I will not be a puppet any LONGER!"

The last words of Captain Lea Rin Smith, Liberated Vorta
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  • starswordcstarswordc Member Posts: 10,965 Arc User
    edited April 2015
    rosetyler51 wrote: »
    Starfleet has an awful history when it comes to its leaders. I'm going to fix that. Transporters are jammed, doors locked, and this station is going to ram Earth. If you want to stop me you know what you have to do.

    *pulls out one hand phaser and one Dominion pistol*

    I will not be a puppet any LONGER!

    ... What? :confused:
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  • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
    edited April 2015
    I'm the Big Bad?

    Eeeeeeeee-xcellent.

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  • ambassadormolariambassadormolari Member Posts: 709 Arc User
    edited April 2015
    Ooooooooooh wow.

    Truth to be told, for the longest time I've been thinking of ways to bring Mirror Arkos back into the storyline. Unlike his Prime Universe counterpart, Mirror Arkos is a master of espionage, sabotage and manipulation. He's the sort of person who could engineer witch hunts and distrust within Starfleet ranks, or fiddle with information in ways that could cause tremendous damage to Starfleet. And to top it all off, he has a cold, malleable personality that allows him to play roles flawlessly.

    Of course, if it was just Prime Arkos who was evil, then he would simply be a mad engineer with a hazy ethical code. Evil Meral would be a fascistic warmonger. And Evil Lynathru and Evil Ta'nara...well, how would anyone tell the difference?
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  • theraven2378theraven2378 Member Posts: 6,016 Arc User
    edited April 2015
    Mirror Jim Harrigan, well he's feared by not only his crew but his enemies as well with a negotiation of if a planet does not surrender on the first time of asking, it's a troop landing and mass arrest of the population for "re-education"
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    • artan42artan42 Member Posts: 10,450 Bug Hunter
      edited April 2015
      Okay Dokey, I'm off to frag Earth.
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    • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      ambassadormolari wrote: »
      Ooooooooooh wow.

      Truth to be told, for the longest time I've been thinking of ways to bring Mirror Arkos back into the storyline. Unlike his Prime Universe counterpart, Mirror Arkos is a master of espionage, sabotage and manipulation. He's the sort of person who could engineer witch hunts and distrust within Starfleet ranks, or fiddle with information in ways that could cause tremendous damage to Starfleet. And to top it all off, he has a cold, malleable personality that allows him to play roles flawlessly.

      Of course, if it was just Prime Arkos who was evil, then he would simply be a mad engineer with a hazy ethical code. Evil Meral would be a fascistic warmonger. And Evil Lynathru and Evil Ta'nara...well, how would anyone tell the difference?

      Mirror characters? We're listing those now?

      Oh jeez.

      Mirror Three is a polite, humble, pacifistic person who spends her days protesting unethical weapons merchants.

      Mirror D'trel is a sadistic, racist psychopath who loves to torture and kill sentient creatures. Or any creatures, for that matter.

      Mirror Omek'ti'kallan is a savage, violent killer whose belief system could best be described as "violent fundamentalist antitheist"--he believes that any form of belief system must be eradicated. Technically including his own.

      Mirror Ta'kat is...basically the same. Some people never change.

      Mirror Rachel Connor is an Imperial experimental weapon, conditioned to obey the Emperor's secret service utterly. She also takes a nasty glee at seeing her own people die.

      So, basically, one person never changes, three polar opposites, and a stock "evil twin".
    • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      Unleashing a MACO-rated Romulan sniper is probably not a good idea... People had better stay away from the windows, open spaces, and unusual packages... :P
    • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      marcusdkane wrote: »
      Unleashing a MACO-rated Romulan sniper is probably not a good idea... People had better stay away from the windows, open spaces, and unusual packages... :P

      Ooh...you won't like Ael when she's angry! :P

      now what would Mirror Ael be like?
    • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      worffan101 wrote: »
      Ooh...you won't like Ael when she's angry! :P

      now what would Mirror Ael be like?
      She's dead, she killed herself at the Academy after her 'date' with Bernardez, but went under the pseudonym T'Kaz (she was pretending to be Vulcan)...
    • grandnaguszek1grandnaguszek1 Member Posts: 2,188 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      I'm evil now?
      YEEEAA! My Ferengi's going to rip all youz guyz off!
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    • antonine3258antonine3258 Member Posts: 2,391 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      I see my Romulan, if moving from operative against the Empire to 'start my own' to rigging the 'Iconian' threat to cause panic and gather personal power.
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    • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      marcusdkane wrote: »
      She's dead, she killed herself at the Academy after her 'date' with Bernardez, but went under the pseudonym T'Kaz (she was pretending to be Vulcan)...

      Forgot that bit. :(

      now...what do you think that a mirror Lucas would be like? Would he be a sadistic creep, or an upstanding, ethical businessman?
    • whamhammer1whamhammer1 Member Posts: 2,290 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      I think most of my characters would just pull wings off of flies (creating walks), remove all of the TP in the restroom stalls, eat the last slice of pie without asking if anyone else wanted it, and tear the labels off of matresses in the bedding stores. Maybe, if I am feeling froggy at the moment, put some friggin' laser beams on Saurians foreheads while I am at it. :)
    • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      worffan101 wrote: »
      Forgot that bit. :(

      now...what do you think that a mirror Lucas would be like? Would he be a sadistic creep, or an upstanding, ethical businessman?

      Well, Marcus' counterpart is still in charge of Kane Industries, so I'd guess he'd be his right hand man, and just be more of a d*ck than he is now...
    • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      marcusdkane wrote: »
      Well, Marcus' counterpart is still in charge of Kane Industries, so I'd guess he'd be his right hand man, and just be more of a d*ck than he is now...

      So Mirror Three's worst enemy, huh? :D

      Dude, I want to see Mirror Lucas now. Big-time.
    • phantrosityphantrosity Member Posts: 239 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      But Romulan captains start off all being villains?

      I mean I guess assassinating D'Tan and taking his place would elevate you to Big Bad status but there honestly wouldn't be that big a difference.
    • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      worffan101 wrote: »
      So Mirror Three's worst enemy, huh? :D

      Dude, I want to see Mirror Lucas now. Big-time.

      Probably the one telling Uncle Darien where to aim the water-hoses ;)
    • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      marcusdkane wrote: »
      Probably the one telling Uncle Darien where to aim the water-hoses ;)

      He just loves being a d*ck, doesn't he?

      So adorable. ;)
    • gulberatgulberat Member Posts: 5,505 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      Mirror Alyosha is so horrifying to contemplate that I refuse to write him. From what little I know, he is a remorseless assassination tool, a sort of Emperor's Hand, to use the Star Wars term. :( You will not see or hear any more than that even if you ask.

      Mirror Berat is likely along the lines of Gul Madred...basically a sadistic torturer who uses the totalitarian regime for power--and given the power the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance has, it's likely he has a serious human body count. Again I refuse to depict the sadism onscreen though I cannot 100% rule out a reference should an MU story strike me (though likely it will not).



      On a lighter note, I am sure that during the Dominion War, someone considered Berat a Big Bad, as he rebelled against the Dominion and against oppression. ;)

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    • worffan101worffan101 Member Posts: 9,518 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      gulberat wrote: »
      Mirror Alyosha is so horrifying to contemplate that I refuse to write him. From what little I know, he is a remorseless assassination tool. :(

      Ouch.

      I prefer casting Mirror people as perversions of their Prime counterparts, myself. Like, Mirror Kira's a creepy sexual predator and tyrant, and Mirror Spock is cold, vicious logic applied to evil. I have Mirror Omek'ti'kallan as the nightmare that Prime Omek has nightmares about; something that is completely and utterly opposed to every one of the Laws of Odo'Ital, something that exists to destroy everything sentient creature simply for having the capacity for belief.

      Mirror Rachel is the vicious, psychotic monster without free will that Prime Rachel is terrified of becoming; a bloodthirsty thing that kills its own soldiers to slake its thirst and hunger.

      Mirror D'trel...well, let's just say that Mirror D'trel had none of the bad things that Prime D'trel had happen to her--Mirror D'trel didn't lose her Adani to Hakeev, she was the one who did that stuff.

      I was inspired to see the MU that way by a fan hypothesis on the 17th Shard forums about the Heralds, from Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight Archive series. Long story. :D
    • marcusdkanemarcusdkane Member Posts: 7,439 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      worffan101 wrote: »
      He just loves being a d*ck, doesn't he?

      So adorable. ;)
      He has issues :D But at least he's 'getting help' ;)
    • mthomps016mthomps016 Member Posts: 66 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      Mirror Renee is something like the late Citizen Admiral McQueen.

      Charismatic, excellent officer, but almost too clever for her own good.

      Edited for better word choice
    • organicmanfredorganicmanfred Member Posts: 3,236 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      I didn't read what this is about, but I am evil now. Ok.

      Maybe my test recruit character is the summ of all evil.

      I wanted to name him Ian Janeway, but that would have broken every legal law, illegal law, and the whole Multiverse.. :rolleyes:
    • jonsillsjonsills Member Posts: 10,472 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      grandnaguszek1 wrote: »
      I'm evil now?
      YEEEAA! My Ferengi's going to rip all youz guyz off!
      So, a normal Ferengi, then. :D

      My Mirror counterpart has already appeared in a story. Due to his arrogant refusal to listen to advice from his "inferior" bridge crew, he was Borged. And these mirror Borg decided to leave just enough of him in there to understand everything they were making him do...
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    • piotrtiberiuspiotrtiberius Member Posts: 55 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      My suddenly-evil characters would use that Borg Temporal Node they got in the Specters arc to warp back to TOS era and start an empire with their t5/6 ship.

      Their First officer would naturally follow them back via light-speed breakaway in a hand me down t4/5 ship to stop them.
    • hawku001xhawku001x Member Posts: 10,769 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      Seifer as evil would try to kill his own crew.... Wait, no...... he did try that in LC69.

      EDIT: Seifer as evil would buy cars for everyone, knowing that cars are useless in space.
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    • apsciliaraapsciliara Member Posts: 247 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      Strangely enough, Kaylee would be exactly the same as she is now, just working for different people instead of the MACOs. :D

      As for her mirror self, she's actually nicer than her prime self. Something about opposites...
    • adamkafeiadamkafei Member Posts: 6,539 Arc User
      edited April 2015
      Okay... As Kay is a Betazoid and thus finds it almost impossible to be evil due to suffering anything she inflicts on anyone else... We'll go with her sister who would likely use her Klingon heritage (on her mother's side) to defect to the empire, but not before flying her ship to ESD in a perfectly normal manner and putting a knife in Admiral Quinn's neck. At which point she would demand the loyalty of every Starfleet officer in the system and slowly spread her influence across the Federation from there.

      She'd be the greatest 'servant' of the empire since Kahless himself!
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