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  1. Yeah I really like the Oberth too. Another cool smaller ship.
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  2. 👻 AND THE WINNERS ARE... 🎃 Wait! Before we get to the winners, I want to say thanks to a few people: All of our graphics creators – you're the real MVPs here, pulling a huge lift for the fleet to make this game possible. Thank you so much for all the time you put in to make the images and make them look amazing every year! All of our ship staff – without you pushing for a theme, and helping all of our members get "in costume," this wouldn't work at all. We appreciate your efforts! Our judges – thank you for volunteering to help judge the fleet's themes. The time you put in to carefully consider the design and originality helps us award the graphic creators for their skill and effort. Jo Marshall, Geoffrey Teller, and Kali Nicholotti – who helped with compiling the scores and checking them, which is a big process every year to convert our judges scores into a matrix and calculate the winner. ALL OF OUR MEMBERS – we sincerely appreciate your participation every year in this game that helps build our fleet fellowship! So now... . . . . . . . . . . Who won? . . . . . . . . . . Well this was a doozy of a year: When it come to the raw scores as submitted by the judges, the top three crews were all quite close and had a significant lead from the other crews. The top two we'll announce below were really neck-and-neck! However... neither of the top two crews follow the directions exactly as required 🤦‍♂️ If we were to disqualify those crews, we'd end up with a weird situation where two other crews were bumped way down in the score because of their low participation, which means a crew that was more than halfway down the roster in raw score totals would end up in the top spot. Considering all that, we're making a change to the rules for next year that requires a "qualifying check" at the beginning of each check-in thread. The person who starts the thread must confirm that they've followed all the rules before we even finalize everything, so we're never in this situation again! So first, let's announce the runners-up, who actually won the Originality score this year and came in second overall when considering the other qualifications of design and participation: USS Arrow, with Robin Hood. Congratulations to them! AND THE WINNERS ARE... The Archer theme came in second for Originality and first for Design. Congratulations again to the art wizards on the Gorkon for another beautiful entry. AND CONSIDERING that this is Gorkon's third win in a row, we're going to consider some judging changes next year to try and change up the results a little More information on that soon. THANK YOU AGAIN to all who participated! It's always so much fun to see your entries!
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  3. As your frontline supervisor. . .
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  4. It's always MY fault, right Boss! 😇
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  5. ROMULAN NEUTRAL ZONE — The USS Narendra narrowly misses being assimilated by the Borg and leaves with another explosive exit that will leave them with much to think about. Tensions rose for the crew of the USS Narendra (NCC-26595), as the dangers outside and inside of the ship grew with every passing moment. The Borg Collective from the Nimitz began on the offensive against the rescuers, their first target the MTF Maximum Thrusters. LtCmdr Nijil and his team, Dr. Sheila Bailey and Ensign Talas Beck, their pilot, narrowly missed each attack while simultaneously pulling countless people out of the grasp of the Borg. Some casualties were reported. Ensign Taelon and his team worked to develop a cryostasis for partially or even fully assimilated personnel to be kept in for the long process of reverting them back. A daunting task, they attempted to save who they could. FltCpt Sal Taybrim, LtCmdr Alora DeVeau and others on the bridge quickly assessed the situation. The need to shut down the spread of the Borg nanites overpowered the urge to try and salvage both crews and ships. Orders from above had the MTF Maximum Thrusters giving one last big push and a single warning to get their away teams off the ECS Andromeda and clear of the vicinity. They were going to use an antimatter bomb to destroy both ships, which had been loaded up onto another shuttle. LtCmdr German Galven, who had recently assimilated himself, commandeered his own shuttle and made his way to the Nimitz, against the orders of Taybrim and those who questioned his psychological stability. Such a feeling was strong and felt throughout the crew. When the antimatter bomb glitched and was unable to be deployed from the shuttle, Galven helped DeVeau drive the bomb manually into the ships. It was another explosive end to the mission, yet much still remained to be done. Nearly completely. Galven faced severe charges as well as the process of de-assimilation. Work begins on de-assimilating those affected on the Andromeda crew. Written by Rustyy Hael The post Narendra Forced To Make The Hardest Choices As Morals Are Tested appeared first on StarBase 118 Star Trek RPG. http://feeds.feedburner.com/~ff/ufopsb118?d=yIl2AUoC8zA http://feeds.feedburner.com/~ff/ufopsb118?i=XtDuYzimIdA:ezOep9iUPfw:D7DqB2pKExk http://feeds.feedburner.com/~ff/ufopsb118?d=qj6IDK7rITs http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ufopsb118/~4/XtDuYzimIdAView the full article
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