History Characters / StarTrekOnlineTemporalColdWarFactions

* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: [[spoiler:With the Na'kuhl homeworld dying, everyone's treating them poorly - the Romulan Republic can't take them in because of the Iconaian War ravaging their world and people, the Klingons and the Cardassians are more than willing to take them on if they'll just go ahead and start becoming warriors, too, and the Federation bureaucracy is just dragging their feet.]]

* FantasticRacism: From both the Na'kuhl and the Federation; the Feds are scared that the Na'kuhl are gonna be another Iconians and the Na'kuhl are convinced that the entirety of the Federation is evil. The Na'kuhl also utterly despise the Tholians for what they did to their star.

* NotInThisForYourRevolution: [[spoiler:While the Na'kuhl and the Noye faction of Krenim have the same goals - using time travel to undo their mistakes - they initialy hate each other's guts and will attack each other.]] Later on [[spoiler: Noye, in the guise of 'the Envoy']] manages to weld them together [[spoiler: along with Vorgons, the Terran Empire and the Sphere Builders into a 'Temporal Liberation Front' of factions that seek to use time-travel to achieve dominance]].

* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler:After the end of the Temporal Cold War, their star was reignited with the Tox Uthat in the 29th century.]]

* StopHelpingMe: The player character can end up like Captain Archer and tell Daniels to shove off.

* NotSoDifferent: He and Annorax are very similar in many aspects:
** Both of them were Krenim that lived in Kyana Prime.
** Both were temporal scientists who built a mighty timeship to save their people's future.
** Both of them [[spoiler:lost their wives due to a temporal incursion that went badly.]]
** Both of them [[spoiler:did everything in their power to get their wives back, leaving a trail of destruction in their path.]]

A human/Vulcan/Lukari/Terrellian/Rigelian time traveler from the 27th century.

A time-traveling race that becomes extremely important in the Iconian and Temporal Cold War.

* MisplacedRetribution: He blames the Federation for the loss of his wife and child, but it's unknown if he knows ''why'' they're gone outside of the fact that it involved the Federation.

* MoralMyopia: He hates the Federation for accidentally erasing his wife from history during a temporal incursion. His means of taking revenge? Steal the same timeship they used (and that he helped build) and use it to change history to erase the ''Federation'' from history.

* BeardOfEvil: [[spoiler:His goatee morphs into a full beard when Clauda is erased. It's subverted at first as he still fights alongside the Alliance, but once he reads the information in the Annorax' temporally shielded datacore and rediscovers Clauda, it's played as straight as an arrow.]]

* StartOfDarkness: [[spoiler:He lost his wife Clauda and their unborn child due to the rebuilt Annorax's temporal incursion to erase Iconia's discovery, which went horribly wrong and allowed the Borg to build a beachhead in Romulus. When the Annorax made another incursion to undo the first, it created a CloseEnoughTimeline where the Tuterians were assimilated by the Borg due to them never developing the tech that protected them in the first timeline. The Annorax's temporal shield was also damaged by the Borg, so Clauda was erased before they could save her people.]] [[spoiler:This also became the Sphere Builders' own StartOfDarkness, as the Tuterians had to flee to another dimension to survive the Borg.]]

* IDidWhatIHadToDo[=/=]MyCountryRightOrWrong: Sometimes saving the timeline means doing things that, honestly, they don't want to. Case in point, in the Tier II Transmission, you find out that Commander Nereda is forced to aid the Obsidian Order on her homeworld of Cardassia Prime in stopping a bombing by a dissident group. Doing so prevented a peaceful democratic Cardassian government from forming and saved the life of Dukat's father.

* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Averted then played straight. Is horribly disfigured over the course of events. [[folder: He's fine in the end.]]

* BeardOfEvil: [[spoiler:His goatee morphs into a full beard when Clauda is erased. It's subverted at first as he still fights alongside the Alliance, but once he reads the information in the Annorax' temporally shielded datacore and rediscovers Clauda, it becomes as played straight as an arrow.]]

* BeardOfEvil: [[spoiler:His goatee morphs into a full beard when Clauda is erased. Once he reads the information in the Annorax' temporally shielded datacore.]]

* FantasticRacism: From both the Na'kuhl and the Federation; the Feds are scared that the Na'kuhl are gonna be another Iconians and the Na'kuhl are convinced that the entirety of the Federation is evil.

* MoreThanThreeDimensions: Some novels imply that that the Tholians are capable of existing in more than just our time/space.

* SiliconBasedLife: They are spider-like beings who can only exist in near volcanic temperatures.

A human/Vulcan/Lukari time traveler from the 27th century.

* HeinzHybrid: He's at least three races joined together.
* KilledOffForReal: Ends up being trapped for the past.

* TimePolice: He's a member of the ones that safeguard the Star Trek continuity.

* EnemyMine: Again, the KDF and Feds aren't technically working together on this project. They're merely serving their own interests together. That interest happens to be throwing the Tholians out of their (contested) space.

* VestigialEmpire: They were once a Federation-sized power in the Delta Quadrant but were reduced to only a couple of dozen planets by the time of ''Star Trek: Voyager.''

-->Played by Creator/MarcBiagi

* LoveMakesYouEvil: [[spoiler:Learning of his wife and unborn child makes him desperate to get them back.]] It's a pretty shallow excuse, as he was already a selfish jerk and [[spoiler:the alternate Noye literally ''never knew'' said wife and thus had no emotional connection to her or reason to want her back.]] There is also that in ''both'' shown timelines where Noye [[spoiler: actually ''did'' know his wife]] he is noticeably calmer and more rational -- even the one where [[spoiler: she was killed]].

* MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight: [[spoiler:He wants to eradicate the Federation from history and free the Sphere Builders to get back his wife.]]
** SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His counterpart in the ''Yesterday's Enterprise'' timeline also [[spoiler: desires to use time-travel to bring back his wife and get revenge for his loss -- the difference is, in that timeline he lost his wife to a mundane if brutal Dominion invasion, and he's managed to figure out that his current timeline (where the Dominion stands triumphant) is itself the result of temporal interference, so his goal is to counter the interference and restore a timeline where the Federation still exists and could fight the Dominion.]]
* YouSoundFamiliar: Marc Biagi also voices several Klingons and a DummiedOut Vorta.

* {{Misblamed}}: They have a distaste for the Federation due to 7 of 9 waking up the Vaadwaur.

* MisBlamed: They blame the Federation for their homeworld's death when [[spoiler:A Federation or Federation-allied ship nearly died trying to SAVE them!]]

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! Antagonists
[[folder: Noye]]
!Noye
-->Played by Creator/MarcBiagi

A Krenim scientist who helped build the ''Annorax'' during the Iconian War

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:When he learns that he had a wife and an unborn child and he lost them due to the events of "Butterfly", he loses it, hijacks the ''Annorax'' and sets his sights on obliterating the Federation.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: In the ''Agents of Yesterday'' version of Temporal Ambassador (done around level 20) he (or rather, his counterpart in an alternate timeline) shows up to explain how he helped get you where you are and what you need to do. His next appearance (or rather, his next appearance in which [[spoiler: his identity as Noye is not itself a reveal preserved for later]]) is in ''Broken Circle'' (done a while after the level cap of 60 is hit), in-universe several months later.
* GrandTheftPrototype: [[spoiler:He steals the ''Annorax'' and turns it into an AceCustom, armed with Sphere Builder tech.]]
* HateSink: Noye is one of the most obnoxious villains in the game with his extreme selfishness, RevengeMyopia and tendency to [[KarmaHoudini get away scott free]] every time you face him due to the CutsceneIncompetence enforced on the player.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Noye is willing to [[spoiler:wipe out species and planets to get one woman back, and allies with species that murder entire UNIVERSES. And yet [[{{Hypocrite}} he calls the Federation evil]]...]]
* LargeHam: A bit more subdued than Leeta or Hakeev, but still...! FridgeBrilliance in this case; he's had to turn to ''something'' to recover from his wife's death, and it just happened to be ham.
* LoveMakesYouEvil: [[spoiler:Learning of his wife and unborn child makes him desperate to get them back.]] It's a pretty shallow excuse, as he was already a selfish jerk and [[spoiler:the alternate Noye literally ''never knew'' said wife and thus had no emotional connection to her or reason to want her back.]] There is also that in ''both'' shown timelines where Noye [[spoiler: actually ''did'' know his wife]] he is noticeably calmer and more rational -- even the one where [[spoiler: she was killed]].
* MisplacedRetribution: He blames the Federation for the loss of his wife and child, but it's unknown if he knows ''why'' they're gone outside of the fact that it involved the Federation.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler:He blames the Federation for having a cavalier attitude towards temporal manipulation for the near-destruction of his species, when he himself was a vocal proponent of using the ''Annorax'' even after its incursion failed.]]
* MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight: [[spoiler:He wants to eradicate the Federation from history and free the Sphere Builders to get back his wife.]]
** SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His counterpart in the ''Yesterday's Enterprise'' timeline also [[spoiler: desires to use time-travel to bring back his wife and get revenge for his loss -- the difference is, in that timeline he lost his wife to a mundane if brutal Dominion invasion, and he's managed to figure out that his current timeline (where the Dominion stands triumphant) is itself the result of temporal interference, so his goal is to counter the interference and restore a timeline where the Federation still exists and could fight the Dominion.]]
* YouSoundFamiliar: Marc Biagi also voices several Klingons and a DummiedOut Vorta.

! Races

[[folder: The Krenim]]

[[folder: Na'kuhl]]
A humanoid race who, in the future, sought to manipulate history of the past (as seen in ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'').

[[folder: The Solanae]]

See ''[[Characters/StarTrekOnlineIconiansAndServants Iconians and Servants]]''

Voiced by: Matt Winston

* IncompetenceInc: Daniels's incompetence leads to an entire planet dying in the first episode of the "Yesterday's War" arc. Things go downhill from there.

[[folder: Kal Dano]]
A human/Vulcan/Lukari time traveler from the 27th century.

[[folder: Na'kuhl]]
A humanoid race who, in the future, sought to manipulate history of the past (as seen in ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'').

[[folder: Kal Dano]]
A human/Vulcan/Lukari time traveler from the 27th century.

! Antagonists
[[folder: Noye]]
!Noye
-->Played by Creator/MarcBiagi

A Krenim scientist who helped build the ''Annorax'' during the Iconian War