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* MindRape: On the recieving end of a forced mind meld from Tuvok, which makes her temporarily agoraphobic.
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* MindRape: On the recieving receiving end of a forced mind meld from Tuvok, which makes her temporarily agoraphobic.
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* LivingAphrodesiac: Like Orions, they give off pheromones as a matter of course. They usually use it for calming others down, but the effect on humans who get the amorous effect full-blast is bad; either severe dissociative jonesing for more, or just becoming an EmptyShell. Only humans with an insane level of HeroicWillpower can ignore or survive it, which is why Deltans politely try to avoid sex around humans.
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* LivingAphrodesiac: LivingAphrodisiac: Like Orions, they give off pheromones as a matter of course. They usually use it for calming others down, but the effect on humans who get the amorous effect full-blast is bad; either severe dissociative jonesing for more, or just becoming an EmptyShell. Only humans with an insane level of HeroicWillpower can ignore or survive it, which is why Deltans politely try to avoid sex around humans.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: Long ago, they decided they weren't having with any of those aliens coming to their turf. Anyone who sets foot on Rigel VII tends to get killed the minute they're found. Their name "Kalar", is because it's about the only thing anyone hears. It's their battle-cry.
* FreudianExcuse: The Kalar's bad attitude toward aliens comes about from their first encounter with their planetary neighbours.
* FreudianExcuse: The Kalar's bad attitude toward aliens comes about from their first encounter with their planetary neighbours.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: Long After what happened to them long ago, they decided they weren't having with any of those aliens coming to their turf. Anyone who sets foot on Rigel VII tends to get killed the minute they're found. Their name "Kalar", is because it's about the only thing anyone hears. It's their battle-cry.
* TheExile: Species-wide. They were originally native to Rigel IV, but after the development of interplanetary travel there was a war, which they lost. The end result was the entire species getting dumped on Rigel VII.
* FreudianExcuse: The Kalar's bad attitude toward aliens comes about from theirfirst encounter history with their planetary neighbours.neighbours. Hearing it explained to him, Sam Kirk acknowledges they've got pretty good reason to be ''pissed''.
* TheExile: Species-wide. They were originally native to Rigel IV, but after the development of interplanetary travel there was a war, which they lost. The end result was the entire species getting dumped on Rigel VII.
* FreudianExcuse: The Kalar's bad attitude toward aliens comes about from their
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* MindRape: On the recieving end of a forced mind meld from Tuvok, which makes her temporarily agoraphobic.
* CultureClash: Occasionally suffers some of the difficulties that might be expected of a predatory dinosaur creature, such as an instinctive need to play with his food, or not getting why Troi's so determined to keep a baby which she already knows is dead when a Pahkwa-thanh would just crack the egg and eat the unborn fetus.
* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: In the aftermath of ''Before Dishonor', she does a little reflection and figures she's suffering from a number of personality issues, and if she was one of her own patients she'd can her ass in a second.
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* {{Sucksessor}}: Much much less capable in her role as ship's counselor than Deanna Troi.
* FantasticRacism: The divide between the regular Klingons and the [=QuchHa=] in the 22nd century, with the later even nearly being denied citizenship, nearly resulting in a full-blown civil war.
* NoWomansLand: After Azetbur's chancellorship, the conservative faction that arranged her death blamed her for everything and made it official that no woman could hold political power again, an edict that remained in place up until Martok's time.
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!Kamarag
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The Klingon Ambassador to the Federation in ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' and ''The Undiscovered Country''. In keeping with his attitude in the films, he's very much an AssInAmbassador, and thinks very little of humans - Kirk in particular.
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The Klingon Ambassador to the Federation in ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' and ''The Undiscovered Country''. In keeping with his attitude in the films, he's very much an AssInAmbassador, and thinks very little of humans - Kirk in particular.
Chancellor after Azetbur's assassination.
* KlingonPromotion: Helped kill Azetbur, leaving the way open for him.
* {{Sucksessor}}: Ambitious enough to murder his way to the top, but not enough to do much once he got the job, going down in history as a pretty lackluster chancellor.
!Kamarag
The Klingon Ambassador to the Federation in ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' and ''The Undiscovered Country''. In keeping with his attitude in the films, he's very much an AssInAmbassador, and thinks very little of humans - Kirk in particular.
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!Kamarag
The Klingon Ambassador to the Federation in ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' and ''The Undiscovered Country''. In keeping with his attitude in the films, he's very much an AssInAmbassador, and thinks very little of humans - Kirk in particular.
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Chancellor of the Empire after Sturka and before Gorkon.
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* TheGhost: Mentioned in ''Living Memory'', but he doesn't make an on-page appearance.
Chancellor of the Empire after Sturka and before Gorkon.
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* TheGhost: Mentioned in ''Living Memory'', but he doesn't make an on-page appearance.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: We don't see his death in ''Destiny'', merely the aftermath as Martok examines the ruins of the capitol.
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* KlingonPromotion: Guess how he became Chancellor. (After helping arrange Azetbur's own downfall.)
Ended up losing the chancellorship to K'Mpec in a duel.
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* TheParalyzer: Their bite contains a venom to incapacitate prey so they can drag it back to the lair without killing it. Live food tastes better. It can also be used in a medical emergency to sedate uncooperative patients, though admittedly this is a bit "last resort".
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* SinsOfOurFathers: Several generations after the disaster that was [[Literature/StarTrekVanguard Project Vanguard]], many Tholians still hold a grudge against the Federation.
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* SinsOfOurFathers: Several generations after the disaster that was [[Literature/StarTrekVanguard Project Vanguard]], many Tholians still hold a grudge against the Federation. They're totally willing to let the Borg burn down the entire Alpha Quadrant in spite rather than lift an appendage to help them, and were seriously considering helping the process along.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: Though they hide it behind a mask of serenity, the Caeliar are a species of agoraphobes utterly ''terrified'' of strangers.
* AdvancedAncientAcropolis: Their capital city, Axion.
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* CivilizationDestroyer: They're not above displacing ''entire species'' to other galaxies just go get them out of the way. The only reason they don't do this to the Federation when the ''Titan'' finds them is because they realize this would just turn into a RevealingCoverUp, since they'd have to disappear everyone else who knows about the Federation in the process.
* FreudianExcuse: Their bad experiences with other "younger" species is what fuels their isolationism.
* HorrorHunger: A Caeliar deprived of their advanced tech becomes a mindless ''thing'' of all-consuming hunger, which feeds on whatever's nearby until it's sated.
* InsistentTerminology: You're not a prisoner of the Caeliar. You're a guest. A guest who is never allowed to go home ever.
* InsistentTerminology: You're not a prisoner of the Caeliar. You're a guest. A guest who is never allowed to go home ever.
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* StableTimeLoop: Their history. [[spoiler:A group of Caeliar travelled to a distant galaxy with some time travel, and when the Caeliar of the 22nd century tried contacting them, blew up their home system in response so as to create the circumstances that caused them to jump in the first place.]]
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The example mentioned in Stable Time Loop also kicks a Caeliar city back a few hundred years to a backwater planet in the Delta Quadrant. [[spoiler:The remaining Caeliar goes mad from hunger, and becomes the foundation for the Borg.]]
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* DivideAndConquer: V'Las figured their goal via him had been to make the Vulcan people more militaristic in preparation for conquest. Then he changed his mind, figuring what the Romulans had ''actually'' been doing was undermining the Alpha Quadrant powers so they could conquer them all when they were weakened. (Given the Romulans, there's the high likelihood these were both their plan.)
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* SpaceColdWar: With the Federation, ever since the Federation was founded. Praetor Neral's government allied with the Federation during the Dominion War, but he was overthrown a year and a half after the war by Hiren, just as he was about to take steps to render the alliance permanant. Praetor Kamemor's government has come the closest to reconciliation with the Federation, despite being part of the Typhon Pact, an alliance in its own UsefulNotes/ColdWar with the Federation's Khitomer Accord Alliance.
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** With the Federation, ever since the Federation was founded. Praetor Neral's government allied with the Federation during the Dominion War, but he was overthrown a year and a half after the war by Hiren, just as he was about to take steps to render the alliancepermanant. permanent. Praetor Kamemor's government has come the closest to reconciliation with the Federation, despite being part of the Typhon Pact, an alliance in its own UsefulNotes/ColdWar with the Federation's Khitomer Accord Alliance.Alliance.
** Before that, with the Vulcans from the minute they rediscovered one another, though with the Romulans taking the occasional pot shot at them just to remind the Vulcans they were still there.
** With the Federation, ever since the Federation was founded. Praetor Neral's government allied with the Federation during the Dominion War, but he was overthrown a year and a half after the war by Hiren, just as he was about to take steps to render the alliance
** Before that, with the Vulcans from the minute they rediscovered one another, though with the Romulans taking the occasional pot shot at them just to remind the Vulcans they were still there.
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* FemmeFatale: Trained to use sex and seduction to further her owners' aims.
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* LackOfEmpathy: Not a lack, but being in the Syndicate means most of it was burnt or beaten out of her years ago. An encounter with some Deltans gives it a reboot, much to her alarm. Even then, she has no problem throwing another Orion under the bus to deflect suspicion.
* OnlySaneEmployee: Post-empathy check, Devna has some serious problems trying to get it through to her master how trying to conquer or enslave the Deltans is a no-go in a way he can understand. She doesn't succeed.
* OnlySaneEmployee: Post-empathy check, Devna has some serious problems trying to get it through to her master how trying to conquer or enslave the Deltans is a no-go in a way he can understand. She doesn't succeed.
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* KlingonPromotion: Guess how he became Chancellor. (After helping arrange Azetbur's own downfall.)
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: The ''Enterprise'' relaunch novels stop with him still in charge on Sauria. However, the fact Sauria is a Federation member by Kirk's day shows his empire never lasts. ''Living Memory'' confirms he decided to pick a fight with the Acturans which didn't end well for him.
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One of several races to call the Rigel system home, the Chelons are based on the green "sabre-toothed turtle" Rigellians of ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''. The most notable Chelon character is Jetanien of ''Literature/StarTrekVanguard'', a Federation diplomat.
One of several races to call the Rigel system home, the Chelons are based on the green "sabre-toothed turtle" Rigellians of ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''. The most notable Chelon character is Jetanien of ''Literature/StarTrekVanguard'', a Federation diplomat.
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* BlatantLies: They run on contradictory claims about what Deltans do to All Good Carreon.
* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Carreon propaganda claims truly good Carreon are immune to those shifty Deltans and their tempting ways, but warns about how Deltans excel at corrupting those same truly good Carreon.
* TechnologyUplift: They didn't invent warp for themselves. Someone gave them it, making a pretty good Exhibit A for why the Federation is against this kind of practice.
!The Chelons
One of several races to call the Rigel system home, the Chelons are based on the green "sabre-toothed turtle" Rigellians of ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''. The most notable Chelon character is Jetanien of ''Literature/StarTrekVanguard'', a Federation diplomat.
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Carreon propaganda claims truly good Carreon are immune to those shifty Deltans and their tempting ways, but warns about how Deltans excel at corrupting those same truly good Carreon.
* TechnologyUplift: They didn't invent warp for themselves. Someone gave them it, making a pretty good Exhibit A for why the Federation is against this kind of practice.
!The Chelons
One of several races to call the Rigel system home, the Chelons are based on the green "sabre-toothed turtle" Rigellians of ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture''. The most notable Chelon character is Jetanien of ''Literature/StarTrekVanguard'', a Federation diplomat.
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* LivingAphrodesiac: Like Orions, they give off pheromones as a matter of course. They usually use it for calming others down, but the effect on humans who get the amorous effect full-blast is bad; either severe dissociative jonesing for more, or just becoming an EmptyShell. Only humans with an insane level of HeroicWillpower can ignore or survive it, which is why Deltans politely try to avoid sex around humans.
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* ThisIsMyNameOnForeign: They're not actually called Deltans, that's a corruption of their actual name by the early human crew who found their system. Deltans were just too polite to bother correcting them.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Most Caitians don't find it necessary to use footwear.
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* FreudianExcuse: The Kalar's bad attitude toward aliens comes about from their first encounter with their planetary neighbours.
* AppropriatedAppelation: Obviously, they didn't call themselves Orions to begin with, but they thought the idea of being named after a great hunter was pretty awesome, and just ran with it.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Early in their history, Orion was invaded and the locals enslaved. They lost a lot of their historical records in the process.
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* CatFolk: They look very feline. A major difference between them and the Caitians is that the Vedela Vedala don't stick to being bipedal. bipedal.
* HiddenElfVillage: If they have a homeworld, no-one ever sees it. Any dealings with them are done on planetoids they've rejigged into mobile bases.
* NothingIsScarier: The Vedala tend to be very polite, if firm, when dealing with outsiders. Making them press an issue is not advised. Apparently there are legends about what happened to people who decided it was a smart move to piss them off.
* HiddenElfVillage: If they have a homeworld, no-one ever sees it. Any dealings with them are done on planetoids they've rejigged into mobile bases.
* NothingIsScarier: The Vedala tend to be very polite, if firm, when dealing with outsiders. Making them press an issue is not advised. Apparently there are legends about what happened to people who decided it was a smart move to piss them off.
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: After the newly formed DTI misused some of their tech, the Vedela showed up, took it back, scolded the "young" species for their misuse and then quietly packed up all their stuff and left Federation space.
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* {{Precursors}}: Just narrowly edging into it. They're one of, if not the oldest space-faring races who are still around.
* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: After the newly formed DTI misused some of their tech, theVedela Vedala showed up, took it back, scolded the "young" species for their misuse and then quietly packed up all their stuff and left Federation space.
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* SufficientlyAdvancedAlien: They have tech capable of traveling through time and dimensions (technically. Dimensional travel isn't the intended purpose of some of it, but it can do so.) They're also capable of erasing any knowledge of themselves with ease.
ease. They can also remotely disable a Starfleet vessel in an instant if they feel like it.
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* AlienLunch: Bolian cuisine is regarded as being quite tasty, but the preparation of some dishes involves the use of rotten meat, and they're capable of eating foods that are toxic to many other species. Even certain Starfleet ration packs carry the label "Warning: May Be Toxic To Non-Bolians".
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