I'm just pondering some of the more esoteric/bizarre uses of the Mixed Heritage advantage.
In my last game, it was a Klingon/Vulcan Counselor. He was rather battle oriented (Klingon half was dominant) and saw each new situation as a battle. His Vulcan mother had taught him to channel his aggression and see every difficult situation as a battle to be won. This is similar to what Worf tried to teach the Children of Mog (?) on that planet where some of the crew of DS9 crashed through that weird temporal rift ("I see no enemy here." "Time is their enemy.")
Long before I heard of any Trek RPG, I invented a Klingon named Doctor Iarf who defected and now considers himself Vulcan. He married a Vulcan named T'Sara and begat three daughters. I think one was in Starfleet and another in the Vulcan Science Academy. I think it was the Starfleet one who I named P'Roat. There was also a Vulcan/ Betazoid command officer named Lworin Ronal, who had strange telepathic powers that I hadn't figured out. These characters went along with the origin of the Yyyy (search and see if the Perseus Federation thread still exists), who at that time I said were from the Gamma Quadrant.
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