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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5znfFotn0A confirmed]]
** And semi-jossed as well. The arc deals with the 2800 ships from the dominion war whisked into the cornfield by the Prophets. The actual Dominion is staying hands off except to get their fleet back and aren't even returning the Federation's calls. [[spoiler: The reason is that Dominion knows the Iconians are coming and Eraun states the Dominion policy is to stay the hell away from them and let the Iconians do what they want. SummonBiggerFish applies to them as well it seems.]]

** As of the fourth episode of the arc, released 3/3/2012, [[spoiler:'''confirmed'''. The mission "Outpost 4209" gives you a Jem'Hadar Bridge Officer as its reward the first time. They can consume Ketracel White and get buffed for ''ten minutes''.]]

** [[spoiler: Actually ''Deep Space Nine'' reveals that Klingons can live to be around 200 years old before dying of old age (not that many get that far...)]]
*** No 'actually' about it. [[spoiler:Kor and the others were ''old'' by [=DS9=] -- clearly less able than in their glory days, especially Kor by his death. B'Vat was active around Kor's TOS days, and is still active showing no real signs of age-related decay ''34 years'' after 2375. Klingons can get old, but B'Vat's still oddly healthy for a Klingon ''that'' old.]]

** Jossed: May got a Romulan faction, and November had the introduction of Season 8: "The Sphere".

* Also kinda sorta supported by the TV series, which used the Series/{{TNG}} and Series/DS9 uniforms concurrently until the gray-on-black ''First Contact'' uniforms were introduced.

** Jossed in the details: May will get a Romulan faction.

* Half-jossed. It might still be a plot and the Iconians might remain gone, but it is not ''all'' a Tal Shiar plot, the Elachi are involved as well. [[spoiler: They are the Tal Shiar's source for Iconian technology and the supposed middle-hand between the Tal Shiar and the Iconians]] (as opposed to the Iconians we actually get to see them in person, and observe Tal Shiar interacting with them when neither are aware you are there).

** [[spoiler: Actually Deep Space Nine reveals that Klingons can live to be around 200 years old before dying of old age (not that many get that far...)]]
*** No 'actually' about it. [[spoiler: Kor and the others were ''old'' by DS9 -- clearly less able than in their glory days, especially Kor by his death. B'Vat was active around Kor's TOS days, and is still active showing no real signs of age-related decay ''34 years'' after 2375. Klingons can get old, but B'Vat's still oddly healthy for a Klingon ''that'' old.]]

They don't need to wear uniforms, are responsible for supplying their own equipment, and are not issued direct orders by their superiors. In fact, they aren't even given regular wages, but rather rewarded for carrying out missions. Only NPC captains can be considered enlisted personnel in either Starfleet or the Klingon Defence Forces. Furthermore, because of their semi-official status, they are specially given permission to do things that the ordinary rank-and-file would not be entrusted with, possibly because their factions will have some measure of "plausible deniability" in case they are caught.

They don't need to wear uniforms, are responsible for supplying their own equipment, and are not issued direct orders by their superiors. In fact, they aren't even given regular wages, but rather rewarded for carrying out missions. Only NPC captains can be considered enlisted personnel in either Starfleet or the Klingon Defence Forces. Furthermore, because of their semi-official status, they are specially given permission to do things that the ordinary rank-and-file would not be entrusted with, possibly because Starfleet has some measure of "plausible deniability" in case they are caught.

They don't need to wear uniforms, are responsible for supplying their own equipment, and are not issued direct orders by their superiors. In fact, they aren't even given regular wages, but rather rewarded for carrying out missions. Only NPC captains can be considered enlisted personnel in either Starfleet or the Klingon Defence Forces.

They don't need to wear uniforms, are responsible for acquiring and paying for their own equipment, and are not issued direct orders by their superiors. In fact, they aren't even given regular wages, but rather rewarded for carrying out missions. Only NPC captains can be considered enlisted personnel in either Starfleet or the Klingon Defence Forces.