Since it's come up in a few CS' already:

USS Artemis is our ship name.

And I started drafting a CO, just in case we need them.

Hello, I wish to play as the Captain...

MY Character sheet...

Appearance :
Name : James Moorcroft

Rank : Captain

Species: Human

Position : Captain of USS Artemis / Sovereign Class

Age : 48

Special Skills : Starship skills: Command, Tactical assessment, Tactical deployment, Combat Maneuvering, Navigation, computer operations.
: Personal Skills: Shuttle craft pilot, special forces training, plays the flute

Service Record: 2352 - Joined Starfleet Academy
2356 - Graduated in the top ten of his class
2356 - Assigned to the Constellation class: Bosmere as first officer / Sector command Deep Space K-7
2360 - Promoted to Commander assigned to Bosmere ./ Sector command Romulan Borders / Starbase 84
2362 - Promoted to Captain of Bosmere after death of Captain Shane in border dispute with Romulan war bird Shizmer
Bosmere decommissioned
2362 - Assigned to Cheyenne class: Akira captain / Sector command Romulan Borders / Starbase 241
2370 - Reassigned to Majestic Class: Antares captain / Sector Command Deep Space 5
2382 - Reassigned to Sovereign class: Artemis / Sector Command Pending..


Background: Born in New Springs California, James was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Moorcroft members of the federation themselves which gave James the knowledge and desire to follow his parents footsteps. His parents didn’t push him towards Starfleet, in fact they tried to push him in other directions but he persisted in joining Starfleet. His academic venture wasn’t all that impressive as far as action like some flamboyant officers but it was filled with personal goal achievements which gave him the wanting urge to become one of Starfleet’s best officers. His four years in the academy was probably the most intellectual and rewarding time in his life.

James first assignment was aboard the Constellation class Bosmere as the first officer. His Captain, Chris Shane took him under his wing and showed him the in and outs of being a starfleet officer. Not only was Capt Shane is commanding office but became a very close friend. Many nights were filled with poker and chess matches that he lost more than won but it was the challenge that excited him.

The day that James will never forget was the day that they encountered the rogue Romulan ship Shizmer as it was attempting to strike the Federation outpost 23. This was the day that he lost not only his ship due to extreme damage but lost his captain as well. The battle was won under the command of James but in his eyes the federation lost that day.

His next assignment took him to the Romulan Border sector command starbase 241 where he command the Cheyenne Class heavy cruiser. His time on this ship was his most peaceful of his duties, however, being on the Romulan border brought past memories back to him in which brought a hardship upon the crew for he was always running drills preparing for a Romulan attack. The crew learned to respect these drills for there were a few stand off encounters with the Romulans, but due to his strong cunning and refusal to back down they ended with the Romulan pulling back.

With the Dominion war occurring James was reassigned to the Majestic Class battle cruiser Darkstar. A time that he wanted to forget. Many lives were lost in this war. His skill and the skill of his crew barely escaped with their lives. The constant battle and loss of life almost broke James, but thanks to some dear friends and strong consoling he managed to keep his wits about him. Now after twelve years commanding the Darkstar he is once again reassigned to a new ship. The Artemis

Name : James Moorcroft

Approved.

So, is he human, or...? It doesn't say what species he is, and the purple eyes are making me think he might not be human. ^^;

So, is he human, or...? It doesn't say what species he is, and the purple eyes are making me think he might not be human. ^^;

Hew-man. ^_^

Chev, I am setting up my (Klingon) character as an Enlisted assistant to your Ensign Korvel. He is a Chief Petty Officer. This would be a similar rank to that of Chief O'brien on ST:NG and DS9.

Posted the CS for my PC aboard the Artemis.

Chev, I am setting up my (Klingon) character as an Enlisted assistant to your Ensign Korvel. He is a Chief Petty Officer. This would be a similar rank to that of Chief O'brien on ST:NG and DS9.

THAT ought to be an interesting working relationship: a JO and a senior NCO.

THAT ought to be an interesting working relationship: a JO and a senior NCO.

That is normal! :) I spent 21 years in the US Army, retiring as a Captain. When I was a 23 year old 2nd Lieutenant, I had a 37 year old Sergeant First Class as my platoon sergeant.

Let's see how a pair of Klingon warriors work it out.

I'm not sure why, but I'm feeling kind of redundant now.

Mok'Rogak stands 77" tall and weighs 275 Lbs. He has several scars about his head and body from years of fighting for the Klingon Defense Force or training with weapons, primarily the Bat'leth. Mok'Rogak walks with a decided swagger, acquired from confidence and pride in his own abilities as a seasoned warrior.

Name: Mok'Rogak
Rank: Chief Petty Officer (formerly Klingon Sergeant)
Position: Security (formerly Klingon Marines)
Species: Klingon
Age: 34



Background: Chief Mok'Rogak was born on Qo'noS (Kronos) to a family of Klingon warriors in 2348. It was his destiny to serve the Klingon warrior as such. No one in the family ever had the mental capacity serve as an officer; a long line of warriors. When not learning basic educational skills in school, Mok'Rogak learned the ways of the Warrior. He excelled at the Bat'leth, hand to hand combat and enjoyed target practice with the rifle.

When Mok'Rogak was old enough, he enlisted in the Klingon Defense Force as a Marine. Upon completion of Basic Combat Training (BCT) and Advanced Combat Training as a Marine, he was assigned to the IKS Pagh serving under Captain Kargon. He saw his first human when Commander William Riker entered an exchange program, serving as First Officer briefly in 2365. This experience with Commander Riker taught Mok'Rogak respect for the humans. He knew much of the rumors circulating about Federation crew and officers were false. They were competent warriors. Respect.

In 2368 during the Klingon Civil War, the IKS Pagh saw action at the Battle of Mempa. During a boarding operation, Mok'Rogak killed a Duras supporter, which he celebrated as his first kill in battle. It was a glorious moment for the 20-year old Klingon Bekk Warrior. This event strengthened his confidence, pride and arrogance. He had finally become a true Warrior. His mother and father were proud of him.

Between 2369 and 2372, Mok'Rogak made an annual pilgrimage to the Bat'Leth competitions. This was a weapon he had been training with for all of his childhood and he carried this training into his adulthood. In two of those four years, he won first place, receiving the coveted Standing Champion award. He displays these in his quarters on every assignment, inlcuding today in Starfleet. Most non-Klingons have no idea what they are. They appear as artful decorations. It was during this time, the Pagh spent time at Deep Space: 9, Bekk Mok'Rogak learned earth language.



While assigned to the IKS Pagh Mok'Rogak saw action on Torros III. He participated in several boarding party operations with the Jem'Hadar. Mok'Rogak increased his body count severely during these campaigns. He even had the opportunity to participate in several small unit actions on the surface.

During the Monac Shipyard raids, Mok'Rogak's Marine squad came under heavy fire. They were seriously outnumbered, overwhelmed by the Jem'Hadar. The enemy laid siege to the Klingon position for 37 hours. When the fighting had ended, only three of the original 35 Klingons remained alive. Mok'Rogak was one of them. No fewer than 350 Jem'Hadar bodies were scattered about the Klingon position. Mok'Rogak was revered as a Hero of the Empire and promoted to Sergeant. He was badly injured, spending a few months recovering in a hospital.

When he recovered from his injuries, he was assigned to the IKS Kov'el, a Vor'cha class warship. This is where met Bekk Korvel, a young newly minted Marine. He had no impression of her yet, but would remember her years later. Mok'Rogak was with the Kov'el only a brief time, when it was destroyed during combat actions near Cardassia prime.

He was re-assigned to the Negh'Var-class Starship Navik and saw limited action on the surface of Cardassia. The conflict was concluded prior to their engagement with the enemy. Mok'Rogak's unit was returned to the Navik unbloodied and frustrated. Sergeant Mok'Rogak's temper got the better of him after not fighting on Cardassia and he was involuntarily discharged from the KDF with a loss of honor.

Not long after this and remembering his encounters with Starfleet, he sought out enlistment there. Since he understood the language, he recalled his experience with Commander Riker aboard the Pagh. He assumed all humans were equally warriors. He was in for a rude awakening.

In 2376 while in Star Fleet training he resolved to restrain his normal Klingon impulses and observe the human way of doing things. He adapted, learning their customs quickly. He even learned patience and understanding, which were contrary to his more aggressive emotional impulses.

In 2382, when Chief Mok'Rogak was assigned as Security Chief aboard the USS Artemis and met Ensign Korvel, it wouldn't be until after they'd had a conversation they recalled their earlier encounter aboard the IKS Kov'el. Mok'Rogak would not recognize her until after she brought the subject up. It was seven years ago and far from the Klingon Chief's memory.

I really wanted to play a Klingon this time, but I am holding onto a second character, Lieutenant Nick Harman of earth.
Ruby, do you have an issue with multiple characters?
I don't know if we have ever RP'd before? Maybe with HeySeuss years ago?

Well, Edith will probably get along well with the two Klingons. XD

To put a bit of meat on the bones of my last post, I just can't see the point of developing a CMO when there's already a fully qualified medical doctor on board.

There's a few other misgivings I have about her, but those I can deal with.

To put a bit of meat on the bones of my last post, I just can't see the point of developing a CMO when there's already a fully qualified medical doctor on board.

There's a few other misgivings I have about her, but those I can deal with.

Understand the misgivings. She's OP, but she's Section 31. So...naturally OP. Also she's a GM storytelling tool. And after that you'll just have to trust me as a GM. If it helps, I'm not shabby at it.

She's not a Starfleet doctor. Let alone a CMO. Lacks creditionals and training; both big deals. You'll not lose any kinda scenes or expertise to her.

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That is normal! :) I spent 21 years in the US Army, retiring as a Captain. When I was a 23 year old 2nd Lieutenant, I had a 37 year old Sergeant First Class as my platoon sergeant.

Let's see how a pair of Klingon warriors work it out.

I remember, excited to play together again. Fun doing this game with another Vet.

I really wanted to play a Klingon this time, but I am holding onto a second character, Lieutenant Nick Harman of earth.
Ruby, do you have an issue with multiple characters?
I don't know if we have ever RP'd before? Maybe with HeySeuss years ago?

Yes we did. lol

No issue, but let's wait until we get going before a second character.

So if I saw I wanted to play an Andorian how much knowledge would I need about their race in order to play one?

So if I saw I wanted to play an Andorian how much knowledge would I need about their race in order to play one?

This is a start at least? ^^;

Well I certainly could have used google, but I was wondering if I had to mention their favorite foods or something. To be honest that was a really dumb question, I was hoping to come back and edit it before anybody saw, I even edited this.