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I see Klingons within the FED ranks. But I have yet to see, or remember seeing, any Humans on the Klingons side in canon.
Are there any
My favorite ship in all of Star Trek is the B'rel Bird of Prey. Its the AK-47 of Star Trek ships! So I was thrilled to see when Kirk and crew piloted one. Sadly in-game humans can't pilot one. Sure you can make an alien that looks human... but still.
Are there any
My favorite ship in all of Star Trek is the B'rel Bird of Prey. Its the AK-47 of Star Trek ships! So I was thrilled to see when Kirk and crew piloted one. Sadly in-game humans can't pilot one. Sure you can make an alien that looks human... but still.
The first Belfast was commanded by Captain Ve'Kal Shon until its destruction in 2409. A new ship was commissioned bearing the same name and registry as special dispensation to then newly promoted Captain Edward XIII for his pivotal role during the renewed Dominion War.
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If you want to create a human, then just use Orions or Aliens and add some interesting backstory to your character.
:: looks at this ::
:: looks at list of available Marauding doff assignments ::
:: begs leave to differ ::
The Empire also had that long period of alliance, so people could have emigrated. There are human defectors to the Romulans in canon, which had to be a lot harder to pull off.
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There has been no precedence of a human joining the KDF (or Romulan) in any Star Trek TV series or movie. However, it is Star Trek canon that there is one Klingon (Worf) and one Human-Klingon (B'Elanna Torres) serving in Starfleet.
Is it in the realm of possibility that a few humans could have defected to the KDF or a human child has been adopted by a Klingon house? Yes, but does not mean that there should be a human playable race in the KDF (or Romulan) faction.
none that i am aware of and ive seen all the trek series minus the cartoon series, but i imagine that would of been strictly followed by gene himself back in the day for the cartoon version, so the chances are not very good, if someone else has a better answer to that..
anyway there was only 1 trill that joined the kdf as a "temporary" officer, on detacted service from Starfleet for a mission and for some reason now trills come from all over the place to join the empire which is very strange, not only that but there are not that many joined trills in the entire quadrant and i doubt 35 years would of changed much in that time as at the time there was great demand for symbiotes and trill initiates.
Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
Joined Trill are available to KDF because it was originally a pre-order bonus, and people were complaining before launch.
In tv show, there are any species other than klingons in KDF. But there are some bad human guys in Orion Syndicate, as we saw in DS9 Honor Among Thieves (episode).
The first Belfast was commanded by Captain Ve'Kal Shon until its destruction in 2409. A new ship was commissioned bearing the same name and registry as special dispensation to then newly promoted Captain Edward XIII for his pivotal role during the renewed Dominion War.
-Leonard Nimoy, RIP
Only members of the great Warrior houses are allowed to captain ships. There might be a few exceptions, but for the most part that's the way it is. So it's always bugged me that you have Gorn, Orion, and weird aliens flying Bop's.. technically the KDF would never go for that.
And certainly not an honorless human -- he or she would have to be aligned with a Great House and even then.
However, the game paints Klingons as a motley crew of pirates.. arrrrgh... where's me eye-patch?
So that ship has sailed and left the harbor already. So sure why not let humans captain KDF ships.. at this point anything goes.
OH and you can make a completely human-looking non-green Orion.. it's pretty easy.. just check the skin shades. I've seen blonde blue-eyed Orions running around everywhere....
it didnt make sense then, it still doesnt make sense now.
Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
EDIT: Granted that he defected back in that episode, but still, he spent twenty years in the RSE beforehand.
Wasn't trying to say it made sense, was just explaining why its a thing. I personally think the KDF as we know it should have been called the Klingon Alliance, with all races more fleshed out in terms of uniforms, weapons, and ships. The Empire is not the Federation, and its ships should not have the diverse crews of Starfleet. A Gorn should also not be the diplomatic representative of the KLINGON Empire.
AND... The Orions, Nausicaans, and Letheans are not subject races, they signed alliance treaties. Gorns technically are a subject race, but J'mpok decided not to use them for slaves. Probably because he didn't want to have to deal with constant rebelions.
My character Tsin'xing
by (2) Houses. He is not popular with the average Klingon of course, but his Gorn first officer
keeps the bullying to a minimum. :P
BCW.
Klingons show up asking for the Undine shapeshifter. Fed is like "We don't have one." Then later in the mission "Oops. I guess we did."
Later Klingons show up again warning of an Undine infiltrator. Feds act like it can't happen. Then later in the mission "Ooops. I guess it happened again."
Then later, Romulans minding their own business. Undine has Feds attack. Then in the mission they find out it's an Undine. And without so much of an apology, just go about their way after slaughtering innocents.
So the JT decided Starfleet is corrupt and decided to serve true justice. And the old ESD didn't help matters seeing that Undine standing there just a little bit away from Admiral Quinn's office.
And then there is now Egg was another Undine.
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Enter my character :cool:
In 2393 J'mpok of the House of J'mpok accended chancellorship and control of the Klingon Empire. By then conflict had already erupted between them and the other two powers: the Federation and the Romulan Star Empire. Seeking out advantages where he could, in 2394, the head of the Orion Syndicate, Melani D'ian, signs an alliance with Klingon Chancellor J'mpok which turns the Syndicate into a Klingon vassal state. As a gift she sends 1,500 women to be servants to the Klingon Great Houses. She sends her best hitman, Vega, to infiltrate the House of J'mpok's ranks as "insurance". He is a genetically engineered human implanted with a Trill symbiont. A process that no human could last for very long but thanks to his augment nature could remain without harm. Vega is a portmanteau of the host's name that the symbiont has taken, (Ve)ctor Ome(ga). He is also a clone, the 3th reiteration, because augments live twice as long as humans he has only needed to be cloned that mucb. Thanks to Vega all Vector's memories and experiences are intact and carried on from clone to clone.
The first Belfast was commanded by Captain Ve'Kal Shon until its destruction in 2409. A new ship was commissioned bearing the same name and registry as special dispensation to then newly promoted Captain Edward XIII for his pivotal role during the renewed Dominion War.
Quite frankly, the Fed PC asking for evidence of their claims instead of just opening fire immediately is more restraint than any real-life CO would likely have shown. And guess what they did? They took umbrage that they should have to, horror of horrors, justify their claims with hard evidence under the above circumstances and opened fire. Many fine warriors entered Gre'thor that day for being a bunch of counterproductive bloody idiots. "Diplomatic Orders" is frankly the entire war in miniature. Yes, technically the Klingons were factually correct, but they were completely and utterly moronic in how they went about solving the problem and just made things worse. J'mpok did more to further the cause of the Iconians than Hakeev did, and Hakeev was actually trying.
The levels to which you KDF apologists will stoop to justify your idiocy and war crimes is frankly sickening.
— Sabaton, "Great War"
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