In fact as a nod to TOS, Star Trek, 2009 had none other than James T. What about the Orions? In the JJ verse we see Orions as federation officers and cadets. Ah, but that might be too cool for Cryptic. That would create a new play style in ground and be a more interesting add to the game.
If Vorta are available as playables in the Victory is Life expansion, I would like to have them extra wimpy in ground battles but able to have an Alpha Jem’Hadar on the away team that is super badass and only available to Vorta characters. I just like the conniving nature of the Vorta, sort Romulanesque but without that edge badassery that Romulans bring to the fight. I am looking forward to having a Vorta and a Jem’Hadar character the latter for sure the former if possible. I guess that all remains to be seen when Victory is Life rolls out next month. One reader left a comment suggesting the Vorta might be added as a premium playable, and that seems like something STO would have. They are easily killed and just as easily replaced with a clone. They wield a great deal of power as the personal representatives of the founders, but absent the fear of the founders authority, Vorta are pretty weak actually. That poll has been dropped in below here for those of you that haven’t voted yet. It seems that Federation Orions and the Vorta are the top picks. It's clear that even after the Federation collapsed, the human race is still plentiful in the galaxy, but they're adjusting to the very different status quo of no longer bring at the forefront as the dominant power in Star Trek: Discovery season 3's future.I had a poll up a few weeks back asking which playable races should be added. One is seen telling Philippa Georgiou that they have "no authority here" before they fall victim to the Mirror Universe's former Emperor's fighting prowess. There are still more humans scattered around the 32nd century, many of whom appear to be ragtag survivors and freedom fighters in this post-Federation era. Jett Reno (Tig Notaro), Stamets, and Tilly. There's also an unidentified human female shown remarking about the "dysfunction" in the teamwork displayed by Lt. The Star Trek: Discovery trailer teases their romance, although, during the Star Trek Day panel, Ajala also said that Book and Michael trade blows when they first meet, which he called "romantic".Īnother prominent new human face is Adira (Blu del Barrio), who will be Star Trek's first nonbinary character. The foremost new human character is Cleveland "Book" Booker (David Ajala), a rugged survivor who has a cat named Grudge and will be Burnham's new love interest. If that is an evolved Kelpien in the trailer, or perhaps a Kelpien-human hybrid given his hair and features, it's possible that Saru's race has transformed significantly (and maybe joined the fallen Federation) in the 930 years between Star Trek: Discovery seasons 2 and 3.ĭespite the Burn and the downfall of the Federation, there are still plenty of humans left in the 32nd century. The race that was once simple farmers also quickly developed the ability to pilot starships. As a result, the Kelpiens were allowed to evolve for the first time in centuries, and they changed rapidly into a predator-like species. Saru returned to Kaminar in Star Trek: Discovery season 2 and helped liberate his people from the oppressive Ba'ul. Shenzhou and the Acting Captain of the U.S.S. Saru is from the planet Kaminar and, in the 23rd century, he was the first to leave his homeworld and travel to the stars, where he eventually joined Starfleet and became a Commander aboard the U.S.S. Saru also appears to meet a Kelpien in the Star Trek: Discovery season 3 trailer, albeit a very different kind from himself. It remains to be seen who Star Trek: Discovery's Andorian character is and how important he will be to the season 3 story.
The most famous and complex Andorian character is Shran (Jeffrey Combs), who was an enemy and ally of Captain Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula) in Star Trek: Enterprise's 22nd-century timeline.
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The Andorians have been part of Star Trek since The Original Series era but have only occasionally popped up in the 24th century-set series.
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Related: Star Trek: How Time Travel Works In Each TV Show And Movie It's likely that the Andorians are among the final six species who remain members of the Federation, as seen on its 32nd-century flag. The blue-skinned, antennaed Andorians are founding members of the United Federation of Planets, along with Terrans, Vulcans, and Tellarites, so it makes sense that they're still on the side of their longtime allies. An Andorian male is also seen fighting alongside the ragtag human survivors and even running from some kind of attack with explosions around them.
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