Bajor

[Owen E Oulton]

http://coldnorth.com/owen/game/start...ajor/bajor.htm

I've relocated my campaign from the Triangle to the Bajor Sector, specifically anoth Cardassian Mining Station called Cretok Nor. Above is the link to my page on Bajor. I know there are quite a few Bajoran fans out there. Tellme what you think!

[Silver]

Looks pretty good to me. Very well done, very formal. I like it.

[Nuclear Fridge]

Agreed. The sort of 'quick reference' an LCARS display would put up on a terminal or a padd.

Adding in the okudagrams really adds to the Trek 'feel' of the page.

[Owen E Oulton]

And here's a map of the Bajor Sector...

http://coldnorth.com/owen/game/start...ger/sector.htm

[Tobian]

Looks quite good! I am fairly sure there were quite a few expanded universe details in the DS9 book or one of the suplements. Been a while since I dug those out. And remember, it's not a Wormhole, it's a 12 Dimensional helical, Verteron driven tunnelling phenomenon If you can pick it up the DS9 technical manual is a great book (even if most of the sizes and speeds of ships are horrendously inaccurate!) It's also got deck plans of the (smaller version) Defiant and a lot of the Stations deck layout

[Owen E Oulton]

Thank. I have the DS9TM and agree with you on the book. They need to have a fan editor go over such things...

[Owen E Oulton]

Based on Cretok Nor are two characters whose names may be familiar to you: "Liquidator" Queeg and "Daimon" Bonk. Queeg and Bonk appear by arrangement with Steve Cook and Eric Rush. Also included are deckplans for Queeg's ship, the Elegant Pelican.

[The Tatterdemalion King]

Looks quite good! I am fairly sure there were quite a few expanded universe details in the DS9 book or one of the suplements. Been a while since I dug those out. And remember, it's not a Wormhole, it's a 12 Dimensional helical, Verteron driven tunnelling phenomenon If you can pick it up the DS9 technical manual is a great book (even if most of the sizes and speeds of ships are horrendously inaccurate!) It's also got deck plans of the (smaller version) Defiant and a lot of the Stations deck layout

My favourite part of the DS9TM is the part where it basically says, "Look, replicating stuff is great if you're flying around with a gigantic, potentially lethal, highly unstable reactor underneath you, and it saves a lot of space and time with storing and recycling foodstuffs, but it's actually grossly inefficient compared to mechanized agriculture and specialized, non-replicator industrial production methods." It's a nice bit of reframing the Trek-tech along DS9's presentation of the world as a balanced only-kinda-utopia.

[Nuclear Fridge]

My favourite part of the DS9TM is the part where it basically says, "Look, replicating stuff is great if you're flying around with a gigantic, potentially lethal, highly unstable reactor underneath you, and it saves a lot of space and time with storing and recycling foodstuffs, but it's actually grossly inefficient compared to mechanized agriculture and specialized, non-replicator industrial production methods." It's a nice bit of reframing the Trek-tech along DS9's presentation of the world as a balanced only-kinda-utopia.

There was a DS9 episode which involved ferrying industrial-grade replicators to Cardassia after the Klingon attack because so much damage was done to the Cardassian infrastructure.
Which was fine until the Maquis stole the @&*&% things...