Name: Carl Reddington
Rank: General
Affiliation: United Earth Federation, Blacken Colonial Command

Bio:

One of the most decorated commanders of the United Earth Federation, Carl's story in the Blacken universe began after a quantum jump gone awry, sending him to a planet in what was then the middle of nowhere. He was able, with the technology available to him at the time, to construct a base from scratch; he used the resources of the planet to construct his starship, the Terranova, which he used to chart nearby space, looking for civilization.

During the year 2206, after responding to a distress call from the starship Heleriya, piloted by Commander Logan Grimnar, he became embroiled in the politics between the human remnants and the Kallum; soon afterwards, he traveled with Logan to the colony of Blacken. Soon, he was incorporated into the structure of the Blacken Colonial Command.

During this time, he was responsible for assisting with multiple strikes into Kallum territory, as well as guiding significant improvements to the Blacken colony's infrastructure, military, and defense.

In the year 2207, he guided the expansion of Blacken colonial territory, as well as the conquest of multiple worlds inside Kallum territory.

In the year 2208, he traveled across universes in the first jump across realities, reestablishing contact with the United Earth Federation, brokering a peace to end the Infinite War, and enlisting the help of the UEF, the Aeon Illuminate, and the Cybran Nation in the war effort against the Kallum. During this time, the Blacken Colonial Command also allied with the Talus Empire and the Cy'tan Federation. He was also one of the leaders of the assassination of the Kallum Emperor, which was successful despite major casualties.

In the following two years, he commanded part of the Unified Fleet to subdue the remnants of the Kallum Empire, as well as fight against the Unified Fleet's other enemies.

He is currently stationed in the system of Pennsylvania Nova, a star system inside former Kallum territory that now belongs to the Unified Fleet.

I'll summarize the events of the last few days.

Around 02/24, some hacker managed to execute a SQL query on the forums that replaced the content of all the posts with the word "test?". As the situation progressed, the messages became longer, eventually embedding a YouTube video in every post that had been made to date.

Around 02/26, Stefan took down the forums for "maintenance".

Around late 02/29 to early 03/01, we got these forums up. Unfortunately, for at least the second time in RP history, we lost absolutely everything we had been working on.

I wrote the prologue to S:T3S in anticipation of this disaster on 02/24 almost as soon as I noticed that the forums had been affected, as I had a feeling that they would not be able to restore the forums from backup.

Now, we are here.

Nothing's stopping you from creating a new character.

In that case:

Name: Krg
Rank: Commander
Race: Wardancer
Afilliation: UEF (Provisional)
Bio: The Wardancers were discovered at the edge of the galaxy by UEF forces during their war with the Kallum Empire, with the arrival of the UEF forces in ther home system turning the tide of the Wardancer's desperate battle for survival. So far all contact with the Wardancers has been via text and audio only, however that is about to change as the Wardancers have pledged their best newly created warships to the service of the UEF.
Despite the lack of real contact already some aspects of Wardancer culture raise questions as to wether their membership of the UEF will ever be more than provisional.

Beaners, do refrain from ruining roleplays.

Damn you, Red!  I was planning a similar idea, only from a different race's perspective!  Now I shall be forced to smite you with whatever weapons I roleplay to give myself!

> Zarf wrote:

> Damn you, Red!  I was planning a similar idea, only from a different race's perspective!  Now I shall be forced to smite you with whatever weapons I roleplay to give myself!

Well if it is a different race then what's the problem? If a fictional character can cross universes to join I don't see why they can't suddenly run in 2 new races

Garrus's plan all along was to get revenge upon Garus and the Kallum Emperor, esspecially when Garus ran from him after the Emperor was dead, and used droids to keep Garrus at bay. So it was true that Garus was a friend to the alliance as a whole, but not so much when it came down to specifically Garrus.

It may lead to tension, but then again most things Garrus has done did lead to tension. But Garrus's guests may be a gift enough to get everyone to settle back down. It was a mom and daughter right? couldn't remember if there was a son.

P.S. Is the alliance still formally together or did it basically disband after the fall of the Kallum Empire, because I know the Talus have had little exposure to the alliance since the assassination and fall of the Empire.

Garrus and garus, thats an amazing diffrance

Yes, almost every planet has a large fleet to protect against attacks. Ok, flash backs will detail what happened during the Assassination.

And what about the rest of the UEF? What do they think of the Cy'Tan planet grabbing? Surely they would not simply sit and watch while a member grows so large it is a threat to itself?
Let us be honest, most of the galaxy in now empty, devoid of life, thanks to the Kallum, so if the Cy'Tan are trying to lay claim to most of the planets I.E most of the galaxy... well it won't just be the wardancers that will have a problem with that.
Also Wardancer needs are very different, the only contest over a planet would have to be intentional, caused by the Cy'Tan. Do you want to be an agressor?

I never recall saying that the Kallum simply evaporated into thin air. Undoubtedly, there are still packets of resistance loyal to the Emperor (and by packets, I'm talking about thousands of planets and some million starships EACH). Owing to simple distances, though, and the distribution of the Unified Fleet, the resistance cells are mostly under control.

This is what you get when you start talking on a galactic scale

And 30% is not "most of the planets".