Star Trek: Excalibur
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| Star Trek: Excalibur | |
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| GM: | Martens |
| Format: | Fiction |
| Setting: | USS Excalibur |
| Year: | 2421 |
| Status: | Coming Soon |
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In Character Overview
The USS Excalibur launched in 2410 before she was completed and with no fanfare. Pressed into service as a reaction to problems in the outer parts of the Federation, her crew is tasked with putting things together on-the-fly even as they are throw into situation after situation with little to no help from Starfleet.
The newly minted commanding officer, Robert Martens, is tasked with leading his crew into some of the most dangerous part of the Federation not just to re-explore, but to help those who need it and put down those who threaten innocents. With the small task force in tow, they deal with any situation that might arise in the hopes of restoring the Federation more quickly.
Task Force Composition
- USS Excalibur - Ark Royal class | Carrier Flagship
- USS Monitor - Saber class | Point Defense
- USS Armstrong - Nova Refit class | Exploration
- USS Virtue - Excelsior class | Support
Out of Character Overview
The USS Excalibur fiction springs forth from the mind of Bob Martens and is notable for being a "base simm on wheels" due to the nature of the vessel itself.
Characters
USS Excalibur
Senior Staff
- Captain Bob Martens - Commanding Officer
- Lt. Colonel Jean Chandler - Executive Officer
- Major Anna Polaris - Second Officer
Fleet Staff
- Lt. Commander Bruce Night - Chief Engineering Officer
- Lt. Commander T'Lau - Chief Science Officer
- Lt. Commander Isaac Nogami - Chief Flight Control Officer
- Lt. Diane Tiron - Chief Helm Officer
- Lt. Keval th'Zarath - Chief Operations Officer
- Lt. Morris Okala - Chief Tactical Officer
- Lt. Toq - Chief Security Officer
- Lt. Braden Sullon - Chief Medical Officer
Fleet Mobile Infantry Staff
- Lt. Colonel Jean Chandler - Battalion Commander
Star Fighter Command Staff
- Major Anna Polaris - Commander Air Group
Other
- Ensign Melanie Ramon - Yeoman