You Can't Judge a Planet By Its Dilithium

[Kersare]

Here's a thread for discussions relating to the mission, "You Can't Judge a Planet By Its Dilithium".

If you have some ideas that you want to get an opinion on, have some questions regarding the mission or what direction we're going, this is the place!

[Rhone]

How should I be brought aboard? And a better question would be who is left on the ship?

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[Peters]

Umm... a bunch of NPCs are on board... As for how you should come aboard, dunno...

[Kersare]

Yes, for now all that's on the ship are NPCs. However, I was told that someone else is applying (as Asst. Chief Flight Control). I've not gotten his application yet, but perhaps we can work something out with the two of you arriving at the same time... A few things were going to be discovered by the NPC bridge crew.

I was also going to say that there were problems with the Communications (which you could actually figure out, since that's your department), and there's some info that you and the Asst. CFCO could tell the rest of us (by taking a shuttle down to the planet, perhaps...).

Let's figure out the rest of your bio though, then we'll decide on the rest.

[Kersare]

For future reference, here's the NPC post I did regarding the Sirion crew. Please use it so you can correctly use their names and what personalities I began establishing for them:

http://ussmalinche.kersare.net/forum/vi ... ?p=887#887

[Thundera]

Here's a list of The Missing Sirion Crew:

Captain Michael Lansky (Human), Commanding Officer
Commander Tom Masters (Human), Executive Officer
Lieutenant Commander Aaron Nolar (Betazoid), Chief Science Officer
Lieutenant Meri (El-Aurian), Geologist
Lieutenant Junior Grade Arok Harik (Bajoran), Physicist
Ensign Borel Samek (Sikarian), Historian