Sunday, 20 July 2008

The Picture is set

The Hephaestus, the Second Prometheus Class Vessel, has been launched from the first shipyards within the delta quadrant. after voyager brought back a welath of information, starfleet decided it was time to expand their peace and prosperity to other far worlds. The Hephaestus Commanded by Captain Daniel Hardwell, is tasked with being a diplomatic escort, and when necassary, one of starfleet's most advanced warships, that will defend the federation's interests in the Delta Quadrant.

The ship's first officer, Commander Liza Brax is a brash woman, gets her point across in every arguement, and never lets her CO go on away missions; to Daniel's dismay. Her Tactical officer, Lt Helena Emmons, is different from what her role would suggest. while being a formidable foe on the battlefield, she is shy and in speech, shys away from confrontation. The Hephaestus' Chief Medical officer, Lt Commander Liam Birch, he is very laid back, he socialises with the crew more than most and isn't the typical CMO, he's not a hypocondriach when it comes to the cew's Health, but he knows when things get serious.

Hepaestus' Ops officer is LT commander Kim: Starfleet decided it was best someone who knew the Delta Quadrant like no Other officer did, was needed for this assignment. Kim will use the knowledge gained as Ops officer and knowledge he gained by traversing the Delta Quadrant to keep the ship and crew's well-being in one piece.

Helm is manned By a whole host of officers and on the Hephaestus, isn't considered senior staff. unless helm is considered a Critical thing in some missions. The hepaestus Has a special pool of crew trained in tactical maneuvers and many others, meaning helm will be well-skilled no matter who is sitting in the chair.

The Chief Engineer, Commander Marcus Ruxton, A man who cares about HIS ship more than the crew, will argue any Concerns until the cow comes home, he sometimes needs reminders from Superiors on what he should be focussing on, rather than the warp core's stability.

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