Star Trek: Lexington Pilot Summary Online

**Jake** · 01-03-2002, 12:24 AM

Very Nice, well done. I do have a few questions, since Part II went to the Lady Lex and the battle. (Not a complaint.)

Because of the plan to crash the Cardie ship into the Borg cube, did the Farscape get her Helmsmen and Delin out?

If she was brought back safely, hows Lindsay's and Delin's new friendship affect her Cardassian regime? Could this cause another splintering of the Cardassian government?

I was simplely curious because I was sure the Lex's series would cover these questions.

Also Janeway. I think it is a good idea that she would be promoted to an Admiral and then shuffled off to the Academy. Janeway (to me) was a scientist and a teacher. It would be a perfect place to put her. Now as for Lt. Hansen. I'm sure the Lex could always use another Science officer, experienced in Astrometrics.

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**Captain Zymmer** · 01-03-2002, 08:07 AM

Originally posted by Jake
Very Nice, well done. I do have a few questions, since Part II went to the Lady Lex and the battle. (Not a complaint.)

Because of the plan to crash the Cardie ship into the Borg cube, did the Farscape get her Helmsmen and Delin out?

Oops, I never even thought to mention, yes the plan was a success. Everyone was gotten back on board at the last possible second, except fot the Cardassian XO who beamed over and took the helm to make sure there was no divergence of course. You know one of those moment fo sel scarficie.

If she was brought back safely, hows Lindsay's and Delin's new friendship affect her Cardassian regime? Could this cause another splintering of the Cardassian government?

Well this will come to play more later in the campaign, but given Delin was the one who was tryin to rebuild the Empire around her, things will change.

I was simplely curious because I was sure the Lex's series would cover these questions.

You know the thought hadn't even occured to me... Good questions Jake.

Also Janeway. I think it is a good idea that she would be promoted to an Admiral and then shuffled off to the Academy. Janeway (to me) was a scientist and a teacher. It would be a perfect place to put her. Now as for Lt. Hansen. I'm sure the Lex could always use another Science officer, experienced in Astrometrics. )

Well Seven has a long tour ahead of her with Starfleet, explaining everything she knows about the BORG. Once she is done with that, maybe she will show up on the Lexington

**Phantom** · 01-04-2002, 02:04 AM

Lysa Vassus, she's new to the deceased list is she not. Another Magma-Roman. Looks like Stocker got his far share of the Romans on his ship. I hope she went out like a true Roman Lady.

**Captain Zymmer** · 01-04-2002, 02:16 AM

Actually the good lady is from Episode 107: Obligations.

She met her end at the end of a noose...but her story has yet to be told. She was wanted for questioning by Starfleet Security in regards to the Magna-Roman revolution of Independance.

Before she could be asked any questions, she hung herself in her quarters.

And oddly enough, not one of the players thought to investigate why that might have been. ::evil grin::

**Phantom** · 01-04-2002, 02:41 AM

Well, not blowing my own horn. Hanged herself? I would have investigated, that is not a way a Roman would have killed herself. Hanging (assuming the MRs adopted it) would be for criminals...I doubt Our Lady would have considered herself a criminal, even if she was part of the Revolution.

Just my interest in forensic matters.

By the way which faction won?

**Captain Zymmer** · 01-04-2002, 10:58 AM

Originally posted by Phantom
Well, not blowing my own horn. Hanged herself? I would have investigated, that is not a way a Roman would have killed herself. Hanging (assuming the MRs adopted it) would be for criminals...I doubt Our Lady would have considered herself a criminal, even if she was part of the Revolution.

Just my interest in forensic matters.

By the way which faction won?

In the revolution won and Magna-Roma sceeded from the Federation...but again more to come, more to come

**ghosty** · 01-05-2002, 08:19 AM

Originally posted by Phantom
Well, not blowing my own horn. Hanged herself? I would have investigated, that is not a way a Roman would have killed herself. Hanging (assuming the MRs adopted it) would be for criminals...I doubt Our Lady would have considered herself a criminal, even if she was part of the Revolution.

Just my interest in forensic matters.

By the way which faction won?

Speaking from the perspective of a history buff, I agree with Phantom, traditional Romans slit their wrists in a hot bath. Sorry just in a bitchy mood today.

**Captain Zymmer** · 01-05-2002, 08:24 AM

My my my.

Forgive me for not being up to speed on Roman suicide techniques :P

Seriously, if it seems that odd I can change it without a second thought, in fact I will go and change it right now

That's always been the problem with Santa Carla, too many damned Roman-o-philes.

**ghosty** · 01-05-2002, 08:40 AM

Historio-philes, the bane of all scenario designers.

Roman-o-philes are the worst of the breed that's why I took it up

if you can't beat 'em, join 'em that's what I say.

**Captain Zymmer** · 01-05-2002, 08:43 AM

Well regardless of which is which, I have made the change

http://www.usslexington.net/st_ep107.html

Feel free to have a look

**Phantom** · 01-05-2002, 11:10 AM

Originally posted by Captain Zymmer
My my my.

Forgive me for not being up to speed on Roman suicide techniques :P

Seriously, if it seems that odd I can change it without a second thought, in fact I will go and change it right now

That's always been the problem with Santa Carla, too many damned Roman-o-philes.

OOOPPPSS! Sorry. I thought that the way she did herself in was a hint to something strange.

No need to change anything.

**Captain Zymmer** · 01-05-2002, 11:35 AM

Too late Phantomus!

**Phantom** · 01-05-2002, 07:37 PM

Not that there was anything wrong with the first version. Its just the Romans were very "theatrical" about suicide, falling on their swords, opening the veins in their arms, and of course some of the more nastier poisons.

I wasn't trying to be smart, I really thought that it was a clue that someting strange was going on and that she had a little help kicking the chair out from under her. A little over analyzation can go a long way.

**Captain Zymmer** · 01-06-2002, 10:58 AM

See why didn't my players investigate to find out if there may have been some "assitence" in this little endeavour?

Not that I left a clue, I just figured it would be investigated, but it wasn't.

No she did not kill herslef, yes she committed suicide.

You figure it out

**Phantom** · 01-06-2002, 12:55 PM

Some crews just need a push in the right direction sometimes.

Capt. Z. I think a few of us will be on the Magicstar tonight around 10pm EST.

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