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Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Captain Jean-Luc Picard, born in La Barre, France, Earth, commanded the U.S.S Stargazer for 22 years, earning a reputation as an expert explorer. He was given command of Starfleet's flagship, the Galaxy-class Enterprise, for a continuing mission of deep space exploration. Picard was also an able negotiator and amateur archeologist. For recreation, he enjoyed fencing, racquetball and Dixon Hill holonovels. |
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Ambassador Ves Alkar
Alkar was a Lumerian representative who was using his innate empathic abilities to divert negative emotional energy into others, freeing himself physically and mentally for his negotiations. After this abuse killed his previous receptacle, he began transferring this energy into Deanna Troi. Crusher and Picard blocked Alkar, flooding him with his own negative energy, which rapidly aged and killed him. |
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Armus
This malevolent creature was encountered by U.S.S. Enterprise crewmembers on Vagra II, while attempting a rescue mission. Armus referred to himself as a "skin of evil, sloughed off by a race of Titans." With no apparent regard for life, Arms killed Security Chief Tasha Yar without provocation. Armus appeared as an amorphous black sludge, which could form a humanoid shape. |
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Commander William T. Riker
Commander William T. Riker, from Valdez, Alaska, Earth, served as first officer on the Galaxy-class Enterprise under Captain Picard. Picard chose Riker for his ability to take calculated risks and explore new ideas. In a previous position, Riker was assigned to the planet Betazed, where he met his Imzadi, Deanna Troi. Riker also enjoyed playing the trombone and vacationing on Risa. |
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Sarjenka
Sarjenka was a child living on Drema IV who built a simple subspace radio to broadcast a plea for help with her planet's severe geological disturbances. Lieutenant Commander Data answered her call, in violation of the Prime Directive. Assistance was rendered to the planet without the knowledge of the inhabitants. Dr. Pulaski erased Sarjenka's memory of the incident. |
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Ambassador Voval
Voval posed as a simple shuttle pilot transporting Captain Picard to the planet Lyar. En route, he intentionally crashed the shuttle, injuring Picard. During Picard's recovery, Voval assumed the covert identity Anna, a female crash survivor from a Terellian freighter. In this guise, Voval hoped to learn about romance and love. The experiment failed when Picard discovered the ruse. |
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Lt. Commander Data
Data was a sentient android, created by Doctor Noonien Soong in his own image. Data was discovered on Omicron Theta following the destruction of that colony by the Crystal Entity. Data is superior to humans in most measurable respects, though he strives to emulate them. He graduated from Starfleet Academy and was assigned to the Trieste, prior to the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Lt. Richard Castillo
Richard Castillo was serving aboard the Enterprise, NCC-1701-C, when it answered a distress call from the Klingon outpost at Narendra III, under Romulan attack. The battle tore open a temporal rift and the Enterprise traveled into the future, changing history. When the temporal change was sensed by Guinan, Castillo and Tasha Yar returned through the anomaly to correct the timeline. |
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Admiral Alidar Jarok
Jarok was highly regarded after wiping out the Federation's Norkan outposts. He grew tired of war though and saw that continued conflict would destroy the Romulan Empire. When Jarok learned of a gathering force at Nelvana Ill, he defected, seeking asylum on the U.S.S. Enterprise. When he learned that his information was planted by Tomalak as a trap, he committed suicide. |
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Lt. Commander Worf
Following the Romulan massacre of the Klingon outpost at Khitomer, Worf was raised by a human family, the Rozhenkos. Worf became the first Klingon to graduate from Starfleet Academy. He was assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise as a lieutenant, junior grade, was quickly promoted to full lieutenant and made head of security. Worf had a son, Alexander, with Ambassador K'Ehleyr. |
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Captain Rachel Garrett
Captain of the Ambassador-class U.S.S. Enterprise, NCC-1701-C, Garrett was in command of the ship when it was lost with all hands at the battle of Narendra III. Her ship briefly traveled into an alternate future, where Garrett was killed in a Klingon attack. The ship returned to the past, restoring the timeline, under the command of Lt. Richard Castillo. |
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Kivas Fajo
Kivas Fajo was a Zibalian trader who had amassed a unique collection of extremely rare artifacts. Fajo contaminated the water supply at the Beta Agni II colony so that he could supply the U.S.S. Enterprise with the rare antidote. During the transfer of the antidote by shuttlecraft, Fajo faked Data's death, intending to add the android to his collection. |
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Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge
Geordi La Forge was born blind but compensated with the use of a prosthetic VISOR that enabled him to see multiple spectrums of light. He joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as a lieutenant, junior grade, but rapidly moved up to the position of chief engineer. La Forge was the child of two Starfleet officers and spent most of his life aboard ships. |
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Vash
Captain Picard met the archeologist Vash on the planet Risa, where she was seeking an artifact, the Tox Uthat. Vash later visited the U.S.S. Enterprise for an archeological symposium, when Q also arrived. Q, seeing the romantic relationship between Vash and Picard, placed them in a Robin Hood scenario. Following this encounter, Vash left to explore the Galaxy with Q. |
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Commander Kieran McDuff
After erasing memories and computer records, a Satarran agent posed as the U.S.S. Enterprise's Executive Officer, Kieran McDuff. He convinced the crew that their mission was to destroy their enemies, the Lysians. Picard grew suspicious at the ease with which they penetrated Lysian space, but he refused to destroy their Central Command. McDuff later revealed himself and was subdued. |
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Dr. Beverly Crusher
Doctor Beverly Crusher joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as the ship's chief medical officer during its first mission to Farpoint Station. She briefly left the Enterprise to serve as head of Starfleet Medical, returning a year later. Crusher had one son, Wesley, with her late husband, Jack. Her love of theater and dancing earned her the nickname "the dancing doctor." |
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Tam Elbrun
Betazoid Tam Elbrun was a First Contact specialist for the Federation. His telepathic abilities were unique, and he found the thoughts of non-humanoids relaxing. The U.S.S. Enterprise transported Elbrun to the Beta Stromgren system to communicate with an alien organic starship, code named "Tin Man." Elbrun bonded with the being, called Gomtuu, and they disappeared as Beta Stromgren went supernova. |
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Gul Madred
Gul Madred was the Cardassian in charge of interrogating Jean-Luc Picard. who was captured while on a covert mission to Celtris III. He used many interrogation techniques to try to break Picard to discover Starfleet's defensive status at Minos Korva. Madred's efforts to break Picard were unsuccessful. Captain Jellico negotiated Picard's release even as Picard felt his resolve slipping. |
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Counselor Deanna Troi
Troi joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as the ship's counselor, serving alongside her Imzadi, William Riker. She was born on the planet Betazed, to a human father and a Betazoid mother, Lwaxana. Troi inherited the Betazoid empathic gifts, which aided her in the performance of her duties. Troi worked as a bridge officer and was eventually promoted to the rank of commander. |
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Captain Dathon
When the U.S.S. Enterprise answered a subspace message coming from the El-Adrel svstem, they discovered Dathon's ship awaiting first contact at El-Adrel IV. When communications' attempts proved unsuccessful, Dathon beamed himself and Captain Picard to the planet's surface. One-on-one, Dathon conveyed to Picard that the basis of their language was metaphor. Unfortunately, Dathon was mortally wounded in the process. |
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Arctus Baran
Arctus Baran commanded a mercenary vessel specializing in archaeological raids. He was hired by members of the Vulcan isolationist Movement to retrieve pieces of The Stone of Gol. Baran used implanted neural servos to control his crew, inflicting pain or death When he tried to kill Picard, who had infiltrated his crew. he discovered the servos reprogrammed, and he delivered his own fate. |
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Wesley Crusher
Wesley Crusher joined the U.S.S. Enterprise at Farpoint Station when his mother was assigned as the chief medical officer. Wesley displayed interest and aptitude and so was given a position as acting ensign while he studied for Starfleet Academy. An alien, known simply as the Traveler, revealed Wesley's true gifts, enabling him to interact with space-time, energy and thought, interchangeably. |
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Dr. Ira Graves
When the U.S.S. Enterprise answered a distress call from Gravesworld. they discover that Dr. Ira Graves, a leading cyberneticist, was dying of Darnay's disease. Before his death, Graves surreptitiously transferred his intellect into the body of Data. Graves controlled Data's bod until he began to perform physical acts of violence. Later, Graves agreed to transfer his intellect into the ship's computer. |
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Hugh
The U.S.S. Enterprise answered a distress call in the Argolis system and discovered a crashed Borg vessel with one survivor. After rendering medical assistance they discovered the Borg, nicknamed Hugh, was able to have a sense of self – apart from the Collective. When returned, his individuality infected others and caused their exile. Their "sub-collective" was led by Lore before Hugh assumed leadership. |
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Guinan
Guinan was one of the few El-Aurian[s] who managed to escape Borg assimilation. She worked as a bartender in the Ten Forward lounge on the Galaxy-class U.S.S. Enterprise. Guinan was an acquaintance of the captain and had the experience granted by the extreme longevity of her species. She was an adept listener and frequently sought out by crewmembers for advice. |
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Ambassador Spock
Ambassador Spock followed his success as envoy to the Klingon Empire by traveling to Romulus in an attempt to further the cause of Vulcan-Romulan reunification. Spock worked towards this goal of his own accord, not in any official capacity. On Romulus, Spock met Picard and Data, who discovered that the ships en route to Vulcan were intent on conquest, not peace. |
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Roga Danar
Danar was an Angosian war veteran who was twice promoted to the rank of Subahdar. During training Danar underwent severe physical and psychological conditioning as well as chemical manipulation that left him and his fellow veterans ill-suited to everyday life. Prone to acts of violence the veterans were held on a penal colon on Lunar V, until Danar escaned. |
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Dr. Katherine Pulaski
Dr Pulaski served as the chief medical officer on the U.S.S. Enterprise during Beverly Crusher's brief tenure at Starflet Command. Pulaski was well respected and went to extreme lengths to comfort her patients. To help Worf experience some of his heritage, she once injected herself with an antidote in order to participate in a toxic (to humans) Klingon tea ceremony. |
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Admiral McCoy
Admiral McCoy served a long and illustrious career in Starfleet, serving as chief medical officer on more than one Starship Enterprise. At the age of 137 he visited the new Galaxy-class Enterprise on her maiden vovage. After a brief tour he advised Lieutenant Commander Data: "Treat her like a lady and she'll always bring you home." |
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Crystalline Entity
The Crystal entity was a space-faring being with a branching structure measuring several hundred meters across. It thrived on the energy from biological life and annihilated several colonies as a result. Data was found on Omicron Theta, following the first known attack. After the U.S.S. Enterprise tracked the entity in space it was destroyed with a graviton beam. |
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Lt. Natasha Yar
"Tasha" Yar was born on the failed colony of Turkana IV. She joined the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise at the direct request of Captain Picard after he witnessed her bravery first-hand. Yar was chief of security and was killed in the line of duty by the creature known as Armus while conducting a rescue mission on Vagra lI. |
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Captain Montgomery Scott
Montgomery Scott was presumed dead for 75 years when he was discovered inside the transporter buffer of the crashed transport ship, Jenolan. Scotty had been en route to the Norpin Retirement Colony. His career spanned 51 years and reflected service on many starships. After his recovery he was "lent" the shuttlecraft Goddard to continue a life of exploration, postponing retirement. |
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DaiMon Tog
A Ferengi who attended an interstellar trade agreement on Betazed, where he became enamored with Ambassador Lwaxana Troi, DaiMon Tog kidnapped Troi in an attempt to win her love and to persuade her to use her telepathic abilities to assist him in trade dealings. He released Troi when Picard feigned affection. Tog feared destruction by the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Dr. Selar
Lieutenant Selar, a Vulcan physician, served on the medical staff of the U.S.S. Enterprise for several years. On stardate 42437, in Chief Medical Officer Pulaski's absence, Dr. Selar led the medical response team that answered a distress call on Gravesworld. Selar examined and diagnosed Dr. Ira Graves shortly before his death from Darnay's disease. |
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Dr. Noonien Soong
A renowned cyberneticist and creator of the android Data, Soong also built several other positronic androids during and after living in the colony at Omicron Theta. Soong survived that colony's destruction and later remotely controlled and compelled his creations to him, when he believed he was dying. He intended to give Data an emotion chip. but it was intercepted by Lore. |
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Crosis
A Borg drone exiled from the collective by the effects of individuality introduced by Hugh, Crosis served under the android Lore, who led them in a crusade against biological life forms. Data briefly joined the small rogue collective after erroneously being tempted by Crosis' use of the emotion chip held by Lore. Crosis was killed during an altercation with Hugh. |
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Lt. Reginald Barclay
Reginald Barclay was part of the engineering staff on board the U.S.S. Enterprise. He demonstrated great skill in holodeck programming, though this led to such extreme recreational immersion that he suffered from, but overcame, a condition known as "Holodiction." After contact with a Cytherian probe, Barclay's intelligence was raised enormously, which was that species method for establishing first contact. |
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Dr. Paul Stubbs
Paul Stubbs was a brilliant astrophysicist who developed a probe to study a unique binary star phenomenon in Kavis Alpha. There, a neutron star pulled energy from a neighboring red giant and explosively ejected it every 196 years. Sentient Nanites threatened the experiment and the U.S.S. Enterprise until communication was established through Commander Data. The Nanites were allowed to colonize Kavis Alpha IV. |
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Toral
Toral was the illegitimate son of Duras and claimant to lead the House of Duras following his father's death. Toral's aunts presented him to the Klingon High Council, but his claim was revoked when it was learned that their House had been aided by Romulans. Gowron offered Worf Toral's life, which he refused, leaving Toral to live with his dishonor. |
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Ensign Robin Lefler
Robin Lefler served in engineering aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, where she was promoted to mission specialist. Lefler befriended Wesley Crusher while he was visiting from Starfleet Academy and, together, they stopped a Ktarian takeover of the ship. She adopted rules to live by, which she called "Lefler's Laws" and presented Wesley with a copy before he returned to Starfleet Academy. |
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Captain Edward Jellico
Jellico, commander of the U.S.S. Cairo, was known for his abrupt, efficient style and his work towards an armistice with the Cardassian Union. When tensions flared between Federation and Cardassian factions, he was given temporary command of the U.S.S. Enterprise to rendezvous with the Cardassian vessel, Reklar. While Jellico commanded his ship, Picard was on a covert mission inside Cardassian space. |
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Kahless
The legendary Kahless founded the first Klingon Empire in the 9th century. In the 24th century Boreth clerics extracted DNA from blood on the Knife of Kirom and created a clone of Kahless, whom they maintained had returned from Sto-Vo-Kor. Eventually, the clerics admitted their deception. At Worf's suggestion, Kahless was installed as Emperor to act as a Klingon spiritual leader. |
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Dr. Leah Brahms
A brilliant engineer, Leah Brahms was part of the theoretical propulsion group for the Galaxy-class starship project at the Utopia Planitia Shipyards. There she made significant contributions to the design of warp drive systems. Geordi La Forge consulted a holodeck recreation of Brahms to help the Enterprise escape an aceton assimilator – a relic of the ancient Menthar-Promellian war. |
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Commander Bruce Maddox
On stardate 42523, Commander Maddox, the Chair of Robotics at the Daystrom Institute of Technology, called for a trial to attempt to disprove Lt. Commander Data's sentiency. He wanted Data to submit himself for disassembly, study and reverse engineering. With Picard's help, Data proved his sentiency. Data did help Maddox's research into positronics by sending reports about his daily life and interactions. |
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Ronin
The anaphasic lifeform called Ronin could use various artifacts to maintain his molecular cohesion. To materialize corporeally though, he needed to bond with a compatible biochemical life form. On Earth in the 17th century, Ronin found the bio-compatible Howard matriarchs, with whom he merged parasitically for generations. When he attempted to bind with Beverly Crusher, she destroyed him. |
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Ambassador K'Ehleyr
K'Ehleyr came aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise to assist a recently awakened Klingon sleeper ship. The half-Human, half-Klingon ambassador arrived in a modified photon torpedo tube and quickly got reacquainted with Lieutenant Worf. The result of their union was a son, Alexander. K'Ehleyr was killed by Duras during the conflict over the Klingon Rite of Succession following K'mpec's death. |
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Lal
Lal was a positronic android created by Data using the structure of his own brain as a template. Although programmed with copies of Data's neural pathways and sub-routines, Lal quickly exceeded Data's behavioral ability. Before suffering a cascade failure, she was able to use contractions in speech and feel emotional responses to her "father" and her apparent mortality. |
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Lt. Commander Dexter Remmick
Remmick was an officer in the Inspector General's office when he first visited the U.S.S. Enterprise with Admiral Quinn. Remmick was transferred to Starfleet Command Headquarters, where he acted as host to the leader of a neural parasite colony attempting to take over the Federation. When the parasite was revealed, it was destroyed under intense phaser fire, killing Remmick. |
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Chief Miles O'Brien
Chief O'Brien was first assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise as the battle bridge flight controller. After a transfer to engineering, he often served ably as the ship's transporter chief. O'Brien married Keiko Ishikawa, and the two had a child, Molly. He was later transferred to Deep Space Nine, where he was promoted to chief of operations. |
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Nikolai Rozhenko
The adoptive brother of Worf and natural child of the Rozhenkos, Nikolai was an observer on Boraal II when the planet's atmosphere dissipated. In a violation of the Prime Directive, he protected the villagers and surreptitiously beamed them into a holodeck simulation. The simulation was modified until it resembled Vacca VI where Nikolai remained with the villagers, his new family. |
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Captain Benjamin Maxwell
During the Cardassian conflict Maxwell commanded the U.S.S. Rutledge and was present at the Setlik III massacre, where he lost his family. Shortly after peace was declared he was given command of the U.S.S. Phoenix, and he was convinced that the Cardassians were arming for an offensive. He began unauthorized attacks and had to be relieved of command by Captain Picard. |
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Keiko O'Brien
Keiko O'Brien, nee Ishikawa, was a botanist assigned to the U.S.S Enterprise, where she met Chief Miles O'Brien. The two fell in love and were married. Ishikawa also played clarinet in the ship's woodwind quintet. Shortly after the birth of their daughter, Molly, the family transferred to the Bajoran sector to live on the recently surrendered Cardassian space station, Deep Space Nine. |
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Sito Jaxa
At Starfleet Academy, Sito was one of the elite Nova Squadron involved in the Kolvoord Starburst Maneuver incident. Despite this, Ensign Sito was assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise and was among a few considered for promotion. She volunteered for a covert mission into Cardassian space but never returned. Her record shows that she died in the line of duty. |
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Subcommander Selok
Selok was the identity of a Romulan spy who used the cover of a Vulcan diplomat named T'Pel. When TPel was requested by the Romulans for peace negotiations. the U.S.S. Enterprise ferried her to the Neutral Zone, where she was apparently killed in a transporter accident. It was discovered that the accident was faked in order to extract her from Federation space. |
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Alexander Rozhenko
Son of Worf and K'Ehleyr, Alexander was born on the 43rd day of Maktag. K'Ehleyr brought him to the U.S.S. Enterprise to meet Worf shortly before she was killed by Duras. He lived with Worf's adoptive parents on Earth for a year and then was returned to be raised by his father. Alexander enioyed tales of the Ancient West on Earth. |
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Amanda Rogers
Rogers was born on Earth but orphaned at an early age. She thrived academically, entered Starfleet Academy and was chosen for an internship on the U.S.S. Enterprise. When several strange occurrences raised questions, Q appeared, with answers. Rogers learned that she was also Q and offered a place among them. She accepted after acknowledaing and using her abilities to save Tagra IV. |
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Boothby
Boothby was the groundskeeper at Starfleet Academy for decades where he tended the campus grounds by hand. Boothby was credited by Captain Jean-Luc Picard as having given him advice that saved his academy career. Picard considered him one of the wisest men he ever knew, and he advised Wesley Crusher to seek him out when he was accepted into the academy. |
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Chief Engineer Argyle
Chief Engineer Argyle served aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise shortly after her maiden voyage. During his assignment on the ship, he oversaw the warp drive efficiency upgrades attempted by propulsion specialist Kosinski (which proved ineffective.) Argyle was instrumental in the reconstruction of the "Soong-type" android, Lore, using Lt. Commander Data as a template. |
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Commander Etana Jol
The Ktarian Jol met Commander Riker on the planet Risa, where she seduced him and introduced him to a psychotropically addictive game. Riker shared the game with the Enterprise crew, putting them under Ktarian control. Jol was stopped when Wesley Crusher, visiting from Starfleet Academy, resisted playing the game and reactivated Data, who discovered a way to nullity the game's effects. |
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Professor James Moriarty
Professor Moriarty was accidentally created when La Forge sought an adversary capable of defeating Data as Sherlock Holmes on the holodeck. A self-aware Moriarty was inadvertently created, enabling him to affect ship's systems. Eventually Moriarty took control of the ship, which he exchanged for freedom. This was granted with a computer simulation of the Galaxy for him explore. Moriarty believed he was free. |
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Nurse Alyssa Ogawa
Ensign Ogawa was assigned to the medical staff of the U.S.S. Enterprise, under Dr. Crusher. She also contributed to the diagnosis of the DNA-invasive Tarchannen III strand within Geordi La Forge. Ogawa was later promoted to lieutenant, junior grade and married Lieutenant Andrew Powell. While pregnant, her amniotic fluid was used to reverse the effects of Barclay's protomorphosis syndrome. |
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Q
The entity that identified himself to the crew of the starship Enterprise as "Q" came from a species that claimed to be omnipotent and had demonstrated the ability to transcend space and time and shape reality at will. This being continually tested Captain Picard and his crew, stating that they were standing in judgment as proxies for the entire human race. |
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Berlinghoff Rasmussen
Rasmussen was a con artist living in New Jersey in the 22nd century. He discovered a 26th century time travel pod, stole it and traveled into his future. He arrived on the Galaxy-class Enterprise planning to steal technology that he would "invent" in the past. When the crew discovered his intentions, he was arrested. |
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Kyle Riker
Kyle Riker, father of William T. Riker, worked as a civilian strategic adviser to Starfleet. He visited the U.S.S. Enterprise when his son was offered the command of the U.S.S. Aries, to brief him on its status and current mission. Kyle also had a short-lived romantic relationship with Katherine Pulaski. Riker enjoyed playing Anbo-Jyutsu with his son. |
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Lore
Lore was a positronic android built by renowned cyberneticist, Dr. Noonien Soong. Dr. Soong subsequently deactivated and deconstructed Lore. He then built another android, Data, identical in most respects, but lacking the emotions that made Lore malevolent and extremely dangerous. When Lore was reassembled, he threatened the U.S.S. Enterprise crew and later led an exiled "sub-collective" of the Borg. |
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Admiral Alynna Nechayev
Admiral Nechayev communicated frequently with Captain Picard and was very focused on Cardassian treaty issues. She oversaw the Celtris III incident and ordered Picard to evacuate the Native Americans on Norvan V. Nechayev reprimanded Picard for not sending Hugh back to the Borg with an engineered virus. She also personally asked Picard to send Ro Laren to infiltrate the Maquis. |
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Thomas Riker
Thomas Riker, a genetically identical duplicate of William Thomas Riker, was created when interference caused a transporter malfunction. One Riker was beamed aboard the U.S.S. Potemkin, the other remained trapped on the surface of Nervala IV until discovered eight years later by U.S.S. Enterprise crewmembers. Thomas, still holding the rank of lieutenant, was given a post on the U.S.S. Ghandi. |
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Duras
Leader of the high ranking Duras family and a member of the Klingon High Council, Duras had a legitimate claim to the High Council's Chancellorship, following the death of K'mpec. Ambassador K'Ehleyr, investigating the acts of the Duras family at Khitomer, was close to discovering their treason, so Duras killed her. Worf, her mate, then legally avenged her by killing Duras. |
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Yuta
Yuta was the last survivor of the Acamarian clan Tralesta that was wiped out by the rival Lornak clan. Yuta was genetically altered to slow her aging and infuse her body with an engineered micro-virus, which only affected Lornak. She managed to assassinate all but one Lornak, by the time her plot was discovered by Riker, who was forced to kill her. |
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Ambassador Sarek
Sarek of Vulcan served as a Federation Ambassador for many decades. Among his notable accomplishments were the Coridan admission and the alliance between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. To counter the emotionally crippling effects of Bendii Syndrome, Sarek mind-melded with Captain Picard. This gave him the needed emotional stability to complete the Legaran treaty, considered his final triumph. |
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Lursa
The Klingon Lursa was the older of the sisters of Duras, of the house of the same name. Lursa sought to support the claim of Duras' illegitimate son Toral for the Chancellorship of the Klingon High Council. When the claim was rejected by Arbiter of Succession Jean-Luc Picard, the sisters of Duras rallied support and started a Klingon Civil War. |
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Antedean Digintary
The Antedean Dignitary on the U.S.S. Enterprise was part of a delegation from Antede III being transported to a conference on Pacifica. Lwaxana Troi, also on board at the time was able to determine telepathically that the dignitary was actually an assassin, who planned to blow up the conference using ultritium hidden in his ceremonial robes. |
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Surna [sic] Kolrami
A Zackdorn [sic] master strategist, Kolrami was sent by Starfleet to observe a battle simulation between the U.S.S. Enterprise and the U.S.S. Hathaway, under Commander Riker. He was impressed by Riker's unorthodox tactics in scoring against a vastly superior ship. Though also a grand master at Strategema, Kolrami could not defeat Data, who (frustratingly) merely played to a stalemate. |
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B'Etor
The younger sister of Duras and Lursa of the Klingon House of Duras, B'Etor attempted to seduce Worf as part of a plot to reclaim their family's position in the Klingon High Council. However, the Arbiter of Succession, Jean-Luc Picard, denied their claim since Toral, the son of Duras, had not yet served the Empire with honor. |
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Dr. Timicin
Timicin was a Kaelon scientist working to re-energize the star in his home system. The U.S.S. Enterprise crew assisted Timicin in a Helium fusion enhancement experiment on the Praxillus Red Giant. The experiment failed and Timicin considered seeking asylum to continue his work. When that sparked a diplomatic incident, he withdrew to Kaelon II for his Resolution, a traditional end of life. |
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Ro Laren
Bajoran Ensign Ro Laren was temporarily assigned to the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise for a mission investigating terrorist acts, which took them into the Valo system. Following this mission, Picard requested that Ro remain as a member of the crew. After extended training and a promotion, Lieutenant Ro was sent to infiltrate the Maquis, which she then joined. |
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Ardra
Ventaxian legend explained that war and suffering were ended millennia before b the Contract of Ardra. This also foretold her return to accept payment, in the form of servitude of its people. When Ardra apparently returned, a Federation anthropologist sent a distress call. The U.S.S. Enterprise crew determined that "Ardra" was a con artist, using technological tricks to simulate legendary power. |
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Pakled Captain
When the Pakleds were encountered by the U.S.S. Enterprise, they appeared to be of limited intelligence and in need of assistance. The Pakled captain used this facade to lure Geordi La Forge onto his ship, in an [attempt] to kidnap him. He also showed advanced reasoning when he released La Forge after witnessing an impressive display of force by the Enterprise. |
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Gowron
Gowron was chosen chancellor of the Klingon High Council by Arbiter of Succession, Jean-Luc Picard following the death of K'Mpec. The sisters of Duras opposed his appointment and started a Klingon civil war. With the aid of the Federation, Gowron was able to expose Romulan collusion with the Duras family, effectively ending their support and the war. |
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DaiMon Bok
The Ferengi DaiMon Bok sought revenge against Picard, who had defeated his son at the Battle of Maxia. Bok tried to discredit Picard, but his plan was revealed, and he was stripped of his DaiMon title for his part in the unprofitable venture. Later, Bok tried coercion by threatening the life of a boy genetically altered to appear to be Picard's son. |
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Jev
Jev was part of a Ullian delegation led by his father Tarmin. They conducted telepathic research to compile a database of memories for a cultural library. On the U.S.S. Enterprise, Jev committed several acts of telepathic memory invasion on members of the crew resulting in an Iresine syndrome coma. An investigation revealed he had committed this crime numerous times during the delegates' travels. |
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The Betazoid Ambassador Lwaxana Troi was the mother of U.S.S. Enterprise Counselor Deanna Troi. She held the lofty titles of "Daughter of the Fifth House of Betazed," the "Holder of the Sacred Chalice of Rixx" and "Heir to the Holy Rings of Betazed." Her flamboyant and flirtatious nature often caused amusement and embarrassment for her daughter and the Enterprise crew. |
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Kevin Uxbridge
The lone survivor of the Husnock attack on Delta Rana IV. Uxbridge was listed in Federation records as a human, but U.S.S. Enterprise personnel determined that he was actually a Dowd, disguised as a human for 50 years. Following the destruction of the colony and his wife Rishon, Uxbridge used his innate abilities to wipe out the entire Husnock race. |
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Tallera
Tallera was the Romulan alias used by the Vulcan T'Paal when she infiltrated Arctus Baran's crew. She confided to Picard that she was an operative, sent to retrieve the Stone of Gol. When it was found, however, she used it to kill Baran's crew and revealed herself to be a Vulcan isolationist. Picard was able to render the device inert and arrest her. |
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The Traveler
The enigmatic humanoid known simply as "The Traveler" had the ability to warp space and time. He searched the Galaxy for others with similar gifts and discovered Wesley Crusher on the U.S.S. Enterprise. The Traveler helped Wesley understand that matter, energy and thought were interchangeable. He visited Wesley again to help in a crisis and offer his guidance. |
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Locutus of Borg
On Stardate 43989.1, Captain Picard was assimilated into the Borg Collective, where he was renamed Locutus. With his knowledge of Starfleet backed by the superior technology of the Borg, Locutus represented an enormous threat. Using methods unpredictable to Picard, Riker, acting commander of the Enterprise, was able to retrieve Locutus from the Borg vessel. |
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Senator Pardek
Pardek was a Romulan dignitary who was working in secret with Ambassador Spock seeking a re-unification of the Vulcan and Romulan people. It was later revealed that Pardek was attempting to send a Romulan fleet to Vulcan under the guise of peace with the intentions of conquest. Pardek's plans were stopped by Captain Picard, Commander Data and Ambassador Spock. |
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Admiral Mark Jameson
Jameson was renowned for hostage release negotiations on Mordan IV. He accomplished this feat by providing weapons in violation of the Prime Directive. Jameson reconciled this by supplying the captor's opponents with equal weaponry. The resulting civil war lasted 40 years. Lured back to Mordan IV for atonement, Jameson died of complications from a self-inflicted cure for his chronic Iverson's Disease. |
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Commander Sela
Sela was the daughter of Tasha Yar from an alternate timeline and a Romulan general. She wanted to prove herself a good Romulan despite her heritage. Sela supported the Duras sisters in the Klingon Civil War, and she tried to use Ambassador Spock and his reunification movement to send three stolen Vulcan ships full of Romulan soldiers to invade Vulcan. |
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The Bynars
The Bynars were a species of cyborgs that worked in pairs and communicated rapidly with each other through a buffer. They were employed by Starfleet for systems upgrades on the Galaxy-class Enterprise. Two Bynar pairs, 1100 and 1001 evacuated the ship in order to take it to Bynaus and to restart their planetary computer, which had been damaged by a supernova. |
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Kosinski
Kosinski was a propulsion expert who came aboard the Enterprise to enhance the ship's warp drive engines. Kosinski's arrogance did not sit well with the Enterprise crew, particularly Chief Engineer Argyle and Commander Riker. It was later discovered that Kosinski's work was severely flawed, and that he had been taking credit for results produced by his assistant, The Traveler. |
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Commander Tomalak
Romulan Commander Tomalak encountered the U.S.S. Enterprise on several occasions, when their duties brought them near the Neutral Zone. When the Enterprise assisted the defector Alidar Jarok, vital information Jarok carried about a Romulan military build-up was revealed to be a ruse by Tomalak. The Enterprise escaped capture by Tomalak with the aid of several cloaked Klingon warships. |
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Devinoni Ral
Devinoni Ral had a reputation as a shrewd negotiator. He came to the U.S.S. Enterprise representing the Chrysalians in negotiations for the Barzan Wormhole. While on the Enterprise, he became romantically involved with Deanna Troi, who discovered he was part Betazoid. He used his empathic abilities to give him an unethical edge in his dealings. |
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Mediator Riva
Riva was a member of the ruling family of Ramatis III who were genetically rendered deaf. To communicate, Riva used a chorus of three telepathic interpreters who spoke for different aspects of his persona: the Warrior, the Scholar and one of balance. Among Riva's many achievements as a negotiator were several treaties between the Klingon Empire and the Federation. |
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Cyrus Redblock
Cyrus Redblock was a gangster in the Dixon Hill holonovels that Picard enjoyed for recreation. Redblock demonstrated the potential dangers of the holodeck when an accident shut off safety protocols, and one of his men shot an Enterprise crewmember. Later Redblock emerged into the ship's corridor, where he determined that he was part of something far greater than himself. |
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Radue
The leader of a powerful civilization, the Aldeans, Radue sought to combat sterility among his people by taking children from the U.S.S. Enterprise, including Wesley Crusher, to be adopted and raised on Aldea. Dr. Crusher was able to determine that the cause of the sterility was a shield which had cloaked and protected their planet for millennia. |
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Thadiun Okona
Thadiun Okona sought assistance from the U.S.S. Enterprise for his ship, the Erstwhile. Okona had been traveling between two planets in the Omega Sagitta system, Altec and Straleb, secretly acting as a liaison between the heirs of both. When each planet contacted Picard. seeking Okona for justice, the affair was revealed, and Okona was free to continue his travels. |
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Captain Korris
A Klingon criminal, Korris escaped imprisonment with two comrades by causing the destruction of the Klingon vessel T'Acog and taking over the Talarian vessel, Batris. The Batris was damaged, and the three were the only survivors rescued by the U.S.S. Enterprise. Korris was killed on the ship's engineering deck where he attempted to win his freedom at phaser point. |
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U.S.S. Enterprise
The Galaxy-class Starship Enterprise, registry number NCC-1701-D, was the flagship of Starfleet and the fifth vessel to bear that name. It was commanded by Captain Jean-Luc Picard and was built for a continuing mission of deep space exploration. One of the largest vessels ever produced by Starfleet, regularly carried over 1,000 crew members and passengers. |
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Salia
Salia was the heir apparent of Daled IV and an alasamorph. Her parents were from opposing sides in a civil war, and it was hoped that her neutral status could reunite her people. She prepared to govern her people by training on Klavdia III for 16 years. While being transported on the U.S.S. Enterprise, she became romantically involved with Wesley Crusher. |
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Captain Picard as a Romulan
in Unification, Parts I & II |
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Dr. Crusher as a Barkonian
in "Thine Own Self" |
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Commander Riker as a Barkonian
in "Thine Own Self" |
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Counselor Troi as a Romulan
in "Face of the Enemy" |
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Lt. Commander Data as a Romulan
in "Unification, Parts I & II" |
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Commander Riker as a Bajoran
in "Preemptive Strike" |
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Commander Riker as a Malcorian
in "First Contact" |
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Lt. Worf as a Boraalan
in "Homeward" |
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Counselor Troi as a Mintakan
in "Who Watches the Watchers" |
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Commander Riker as a Mintakan
in "Who Watches the Watchers"
Rewards Exclusive for 300 points - not inserted in packs |
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Data & Tasha Yar
in "The Naked Now" |
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Troi & Devinoni Ral
in "The Price" |
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Wesley & Robin Lefler
in "The Game" |
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Troi & Wyatt Miller
in "Haven" |
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Picard & Vash
in "Captain's Holiday" |
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Riker & Ro Laren
in "Conundrum" |
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Riker & Beata
in "Angel One" |
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Riker & Troi
in "" |
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Picard & Kamala
in "The Perfect Mate" |
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Picard & Jenice Manheim
in "We'll Always Have Paris" |
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La Forge & Kristy Henshaw
in "Transfigurations" |
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Picard & Nella Daren
in "Lessons" |
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Wesley & Salia
in "The Dauphin" |
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O'Brien & Keiko
in "Data's Day" |
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Tasha Yar & Lt. Castillo
in "Yesterday's Enterprise" |
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Worf & K'Ehleyr
in "The Emissary" |
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Lwaxana Troi & Timicin
in "Half a Life" |
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in "" |
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Dr. Noonien Soong Costume
© 2011 |
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Klingon Costume
© 2011 |
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Q Costume
from "Hide and Q"
© 2013 |
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Eli Hollander Wanted Posters
from "A Fistful of Datas"
© 2013 |
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Chorgan Costume
from "Vengeance Factor"
© 2013 |
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from "Tapestry"
© 2013 |
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LeVar Burton
as Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge
© 2011 |
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Robin Curtis
as Tallera
in "Gambit, parts I & II"
© 2013 |
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Olivia d'Abo
as Amanda Rogers
in "True Q"
© 2012 |
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Michael Dorn
as Lt. Worf
© 2011 |
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Michelle Forbes
as Ensign Ro Laren
in "Ensign Ro"
© 2011 |
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Michelle Forbes
as Dara
in "Half a Life"
© 2011 |
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Robin Gammell
as Ambassador Mauric
in "Attached"
© 2013 |
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Jerry Hardin
as Samuel Clemens
in "Time's Arrow"
© 2013 |
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James Horan
as Lt. Barnaby
in "Descent, part 2"
© 2013 |
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James Horan
as Jo'Bril
in "Suspicions"
© 2013 |
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Scott MacDonald
as Subcommander N'Vek
in "Face of the Enemy"
© 2013 |
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Gates McFadden
as Dr. Beverly Crusher
© 2011 |
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Robert Duncan McNeill
as Cadet Nicholas Locarno
in "The First Duty"
© 2011 |
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Tricia O'Neil
as Captain Rachel Garrett
in "Yesterday's Enterprise"
© 2012 |
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Tricia O'Neil
as Kurak
in "Suspicions"
© 2012 |
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Terry O'Quinn
as Admiral Erik Pressman
in "The Pegasus"
© 2013 |
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as Devor
in "Starship Mine"
© 2013 |
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Armin Shimerman
as Quark
in "Firstborn"
© 2013 |
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Patrick Stewart
as Captain Picard
© 2011 |
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Tim DeZarn
as Satler
in "Starship Mine"
© 2013 |
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Harry Groener
as Tam Elbrun
in "Tin Man"
© 2012 |
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Penny Johnson Jerald
as Dobara
in "Homeward"
© 2013 |
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as Vorin
in "Homeward"
© 2013 |
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as Nurse Lanel
in "First Contact"
© 2013 |
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as Voval
in "Liaisons"
© 2012 |
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as Gi'ral
in "Birthright, parts 1 & 2"
© 2013 |
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Margot Rose
as Eline
in "The Inner Light"
© 2013 |
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Linda Thorson
as Gul Ocett
in "The Chase"
© 2013 |
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Lee Arenberg
as DaiMon Bok
in "Bloodlines"
© 2013 |
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Michael Bofshever
as Quantum Singularity Lifeform
in "Timescape"
© 2013 |
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Michael Reilly Burke
as Goval
in "Descent, part 2"
© 2013 |
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as Dr. Rabal
in "Force of Nature"
© 2013 |
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as Romulan
in "Timescape"
© 2013 |
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Paul Eiding
as Ambassador Loquel
in "Liaisons"
© 2013 |
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Richard Herd
as L'Kor
in "Birthright, parts 1 & 2"
© 2013 |
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Marie Marshall
as Kelsey
in "Starship Mine"
© 2013 |
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Patrick Massett
as Duras
in "Sins of the Father"
© 2011 |
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Ken Olandt
as Jason Vigo
in "Bloodlines"
© 2013 |
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Maryann Plunkett
as Lt. Cmdr. Susanna Leijten
in "Identity Crisis"
© 2013 |
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Mark Rolston
as Lt. Walter Pierce
in "Eye of the Beholder"
© 2013 |
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Kathryn Leigh Scott
as Nuria
in "Who Watches the Watchers"
© 2013 |
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Howie Seago
as Riva
in "Loud as a Whisper"
© 2013 |
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Carolyn Seymour
as Commander Toreth
in "Face of the Enemy"
© 2013 |
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as K'Mtar
in "Firstborn"
© 2013 |
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Paul Sorvino
as Nikolai Rozhenko
in "Homeward"
© 2013 |
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Daniel Stewart
as Batai
in "The Inner Light"
© 2012 |
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Shay Astar
as Isabella
in "Imaginary Friend"
© 2013 |
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Amick Byram
as Commander Ian Andrew Troi
in "Dark Page"
© 2013 |
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Mickey Cottrell
as Chancellor Alrik
in "The Perfect Mate"
© 2011 |
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Ronny Cox
as Captain Edward Jellico
in "Chain of Command"
© 2013 |
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Tracey D'Arcy
as Young Woman
in "Cost of Living"
© 2011 |
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Richard Gilbert-Hill
as Bosus
in "Descent, part I"
© 2013 |
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Tom Jackson
as Lakanta
in "Journey's End"
© 2013 |
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Jill Jacobson
as Vanessa
in "The Royale"
© 2010 |
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Norman Lloyd
as Professor Galen
in "The Chase"
© 2013 |
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Christopher McDonald
as Lt. Richard Castillo
in "Yesterday's Enterprise"
© 2012 |
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Tim O'Connor
as Ambassador Briam
in "The Perfect Mate"
© 2012 |
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Michelle Scarabelli
as Lt. Jenna D'Sora
in "In Theory"
© 2011 |
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Brenda Strong
as Rashella
in "When the Bough Breaks"
© 2010 |
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Brian Thompson
as Second Officer Klag
in "A Matter of Honor"
© 2010 |
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Denise Crosby "Quotable" Autograph Card
as Lt. Tasha Yar
© 2011 |
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Brent Spiner Autograph/Relic Card
as Dr. Noonien Soong
© 2012
Hand numbered to 275 with at least 2 variant swatches |
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Commander Riker as a Mintakan
in "Who Watches the Watchers"
Rewards Exclusive for 300 points - not inserted in packs |
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Data & Tallera
Non Sport Update Magazine |
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