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I think the term "phase pistol" is just so new that the "jargon" word "phaser" hasn't quite come around to use. First it's gotta be a slang verb, "I phased his ***", then the object becomes...

Well, here's a pretty classic one from my epic college Trek game:

The crew of the Enterprise-class USS Valhalla had made first contact with a species called the Shan'nar, who had living...

Well, here's a pretty classic one from my epic college Trek game:

The crew of the Enterprise-class USS Valhalla had made first contact with a species called the Shan'nar, who had living...

Hmm, and someone pointed out that the Kligons had fo' ridges. There goes my theory that they're caused by cloaking devices. Oh, well.

}:)

Eh. Well, I was disappointed that the Andorians were basically little more than thugs... Maybe they'll get another chance to get something approaching a culture.



Well.



We'll see.

Personally, I had the impression that the ship young Jeffrey models is actually a model of his father's testbed craft.

Personally, I'm quite fond of the 01 Enterprise. I like to think of such things as the Loknar, Akira, and even Reliant classes as classic designs, just as much as the Kirk-era enterprise...

High Vitality is *very* powerful in the ICon system... and I think it's *supposed* to be. The likes of Klingons, Andorians, and Naussicans are *supposed* to be tough as nails. Your average Human...

Now, I have to disagree with the one who said basically, that advanced species must be less 'religious.' Frankly, that's a Judeo-Christian-centric viewpoint: the presumption being, that all...

I think part of the problem is that just about anyone who plays a major character on Star Trek is basically guaranteed to be typecast. ...It might in fact be the only career they have. I'll note...

I, for one, hope, that they *don't* mess with Andorian makeup. Sure, some might think it looks stupid, but that's probably what they said at first about a certain dude in Elf ears.

And I am...

Well. As for 'breeding programs,' there wouldn't necessarily have to be any conspiracy to that, the principle of attraction, "Like attracts like" could have the effect of creating families where...

Actually, this has long been a tradition in my college group's games: it actually tends to get players into the acting element, as they imagine someone else trying to interpret their character.

Eh. The Decipher Trek is going to have a lot to prove. Deciphering yet another game system when I was building a collection of a perfectly good one is not what I had in mind, especially if the...

Personally, getting into the halfbreeds thing.. I think they're overdone, anyway, and sometimes think there's something to be said for the potential dramas involved in people of different species...

Well... Interesting topic... Maybe it's my own life, but I've often liked to intertwine mysticism with relatively 'hard-sci-fi' genres. The operative element is usually to make sure, as a GM, that...

Miymaani Shaar was a *very* long-running MUSH character of mine, who I played from her arrival at the Academy as a very quiet, solicitous, and formal Andorian who was raised in an Andorian temple...

I only have two to mind..

The first: The second TNG episode: "The Naked Now." The biggest problem, apart from it to soon breaking lesbian Trekkie hearts shattering illusions that Tasha 'wasn't...

Personally, I like the Nexus itself as an explanation for Guinan's apparent but discreetly-used powers. Obviously, the Nexus is a gateway to Faery; and Kirk, in many ways, was snatched up into it...

Hmm. I'd like to have seen the Borg completely totalled. I was bored with them after the TNG two parter, and they just aren't interesting enough enemies.

(It would be interesting to have...

I'd say, largely based on the "fun to look at" criterion;

Intrepid-class, (a ship ideal, I think, for running many kinds of games aboard)

Akira, (especially for being in part a carrier: ...

Hey, well, I've been playing since before I think even Fasa Trek was available, but over the years have played on or ran for:

USS Potempkin, and USS Hornet, both old Constitutions,

USS...

As for Andorians as "too tall and skinny" to be adapted to cold conditions, I had too much time on my hands one night and discovered one actually *could* to a pseudo-scientific degree at least, ...

Personally, my favorite piece of Star Trek music at the moment, is the "Staling hte Enterprise" track from ST III.

Personally I think the Chronology is probably the most useful Trek gaming product <even if it wasn't meant to be such> ever devised. The real beauty of at least the older one is that the wide...