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Asskicking Leads To Leadership is the new name of the trope.


* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: The Randkin believe this to be the case. Though they have limits. The Finder is an example of someone who impressed them enough from their many attempts to kill him to grant him a position of power on their game world. Though he's still very much a prisoner.

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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: The Randkin believe this to be the case. Though they have limits. The Finder is an example of someone who impressed them enough from their many attempts to kill him to grant him a position of power on their game world. Though he's still very much a prisoner.
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** There were plans to introduce an OverarchingVillain in the form of Iram, a ruthless cyborg who is obsessed with Destiny and the signal it's been decoding. He'd subject captive characters to MindRape and cold blooded torture. It'd later be revealed that he was an older version of Gil, who had come back in time after the crew attempted to dial within a star. He'd also be working on a way to dial back to Earth, and a handful of characters would actually be forced to return home and leave the rest of the Destiny crew behind.

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** There were plans to introduce an OverarchingVillain in the form of Iram, a ruthless cyborg who is obsessed with Destiny and the signal it's been decoding. He'd subject captive characters to MindRape and cold blooded torture. It'd later be revealed that he was an older version of Gil, who had come back in time after the crew attempted to dial within a star. He'd also be working on a way to dial back to Earth, and a handful of characters would actually be forced to return home and leave the rest of the Destiny crew behind.
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* HypotheticalCasting: Some players will use images of actors for their character images. Some examples include:
** Creator/LenaHeadey as Colonel Louisa Miller
** Creator/MichaelBJordan as Lieutenant Christopher Beckett

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'''Stargate Destiny''' is a PlayByPost RPG on Ongoing Worlds created by Troper/{{Avenuewriter}} ReTool of Series/StargateUniverse. Much like the series, the game follows a group of soldiers and scientists who have become stranded on the far side of the universe aboard the [[{{Precursors}} Ancient]] ship [[CoolShip Destiny.]] However, those are where the game's similarities to the show end. The game's plot is set in an AlternateContinuity where the player characters have taken the place of the original crew, the worlds they visit are far stranger, and half the crew is comprised of aliens who have decided to join the mission.

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'''Stargate Destiny''' is a PlayByPost RPG on Ongoing Worlds created by Troper/{{Avenuewriter}} Tropers/{{Avenuewriter}} ReTool of Series/StargateUniverse. Much like the series, the game follows a group of soldiers and scientists who have become stranded on the far side of the universe aboard the [[{{Precursors}} Ancient]] ship [[CoolShip Destiny.]] However, those are where the game's similarities to the show end. The game's plot is set in an AlternateContinuity where the player characters have taken the place of the original crew, the worlds they visit are far stranger, and half the crew is comprised of aliens who have decided to join the mission.



* [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice: Miller sacrifices herself to destroy the Cthonian device preventing Destiny from activating the Madronus Superweapon. Saving her crew and everyone in the Cthonian Galaxy. [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence She gets better.]] ]]

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* [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice: Miller [[spoiler:Miller sacrifices herself to destroy the Cthonian device preventing Destiny from activating the Madronus Superweapon. Saving her crew and everyone in the Cthonian Galaxy. [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence She gets better.]] ]]



* [[spoiler: NeuroVault: It's later revealed that Destiny [[WetwareCPU uses its crew's brains to help decode the CMBR signal]] and stores much of its discoveries into their subconscious.]]

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* [[spoiler: NeuroVault: It's [[spoiler:It's later revealed that Destiny [[WetwareCPU uses its crew's brains to help decode the CMBR signal]] and stores much of its discoveries into their subconscious.]]



* [[spoiler: StrangerInAFamiliarLand: The few who managed to gate back to Earth soon find that life isn't the same and some work to return to the ship.]]

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* [[spoiler: StrangerInAFamiliarLand: The [[spoiler:The few who managed to gate back to Earth soon find that life isn't the same and some work to return to the ship.]]



* [[spoiler: TimeSkip: After The Icarus Three return to Earth, time skips forward three years. In that intervening time, the Stargate Program goes public, Beckett is dishonorably discharged from the SGC and the Air Force, and Earth's stargate is moved to the moon. On Destiny's side, the ship is being relentlessly pursued by Iram and his followers and many of the crew have fled to live on other worlds.]]
* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: Or in this case posters. Many future questlines can be sussed out on the game runner's Website/{{DeviantART}} page. [[spoiler: Such as the the fact that Destiny encounters [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]], and that, at some point, [[StargateAtlantis Col. John Shepard becomes Destiny's new commander.]] ]] This wiki is also rife with spoilers.

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* [[spoiler: TimeSkip: After [[spoiler:After The Icarus Three return to Earth, time skips forward three years. In that intervening time, the Stargate Program goes public, Beckett is dishonorably discharged from the SGC and the Air Force, and Earth's stargate is moved to the moon. On Destiny's side, the ship is being relentlessly pursued by Iram and his followers and many of the crew have fled to live on other worlds.]]
* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: Or in this case posters. Many future questlines can be sussed out on the game runner's Website/{{DeviantART}} page. [[spoiler: Such as the the fact that Destiny encounters [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]], {{Eldritch Abomination}}s, and that, at some point, [[StargateAtlantis [[Series/StargateAtlantis Col. John Shepard becomes Destiny's new commander.]] ]] This wiki is also rife with spoilers.



** The second campaign would've focused on Destiny being taken by [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] and the crew trying to find a way to get it back while they all slowly go insane. The end of the campaign would be a PyrrhicVictory as the crew recovers Destiny but Miller sacrifices her life to save everyone.
** The third campaign would see Earth sending Destiny a "relief package" complete with some familiar faces from StargateSG1 and StargateAtlantis. John Sheppard would have become Destiny's new commander.

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** The second campaign would've focused on Destiny being taken by [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] {{Eldritch Abomination}}s and the crew trying to find a way to get it back while they all slowly go insane. The end of the campaign would be a PyrrhicVictory as the crew recovers Destiny but Miller sacrifices her life to save everyone.
** The third campaign would see Earth sending Destiny a "relief package" complete with some familiar faces from StargateSG1 ''Series/StargateSG1'' and StargateAtlantis.''Series/StargateAtlantis''. John Sheppard would have become Destiny's new commander.




* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Basically the whole premise of the game.

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\n* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Basically the whole premise of the game.game.

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* HandCannon: Truvian blaster pistols are insanely powerful handguns that'd give [[StargateAtlantis Ronon Dex's]] particle magnum a run for its money.

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* HandCannon: Truvian blaster pistols are insanely powerful handguns that'd give [[StargateAtlantis [[Series/StargateAtlantis Ronon Dex's]] particle magnum a run for its money.
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* AlternateContinuity: The game utilizes most of the lore from the StargateVerse, and is primarily built on the premise of Series/StargateUniverse. However, aside from being about a group of explorers trapped on an ancient ship, the plot is wildly different.

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* AlternateContinuity: The game utilizes most of the lore from the StargateVerse, Franchise/StargateVerse, and is primarily built on the premise of Series/StargateUniverse. However, aside from being about a group of explorers trapped on an ancient ship, the plot is wildly different.



* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: Again, a staple of the StargateVerse. [[spoiler: It is revealed that Miller ascended after her HeroicSacrifice and has been working with a group of ascended Ancients to fulfill Destiny's mission.]]

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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: Again, a staple of the StargateVerse.Franchise/StargateVerse. [[spoiler: It is revealed that Miller ascended after her HeroicSacrifice and has been working with a group of ascended Ancients to fulfill Destiny's mission.]]



* FasterThanLightTravel: Like the [[StargateVerse source material]], many ships can enter hyperspace to travel faster than light. Destiny is the exception, instead utilizing what is theorized to be some sort of "warp" drive to reach superluminal speeds. It is said to be significantly inferior to modern hyperdrives, however, and most likely utilizes it because of how old it is, as well as the fact that it cannot gather information in hyperspace.

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* FasterThanLightTravel: Like the [[StargateVerse [[Franchise/StargateVerse source material]], many ships can enter hyperspace to travel faster than light. Destiny is the exception, instead utilizing what is theorized to be some sort of "warp" drive to reach superluminal speeds. It is said to be significantly inferior to modern hyperdrives, however, and most likely utilizes it because of how old it is, as well as the fact that it cannot gather information in hyperspace.



* KineticWeaponsAreJustBetter: Played with. In a subversion of the typical stance in all previous examples of the StargateVerse, this trope is downplayed significantly. The Randkin are virtually impervious to all of the weapons the Destiny crew brought with them from the Milky Way, and must search for weapons capable of taking them down. However, [[BenevolentPrecursors Truvian]] weapons are kinetic and are prized by many in the Randkin galaxy for their insane stopping power and having BottomlessMagazines.

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* KineticWeaponsAreJustBetter: Played with. In a subversion of the typical stance in all previous examples of the StargateVerse, Franchise/StargateVerse, this trope is downplayed significantly. The Randkin are virtually impervious to all of the weapons the Destiny crew brought with them from the Milky Way, and must search for weapons capable of taking them down. However, [[BenevolentPrecursors Truvian]] weapons are kinetic and are prized by many in the Randkin galaxy for their insane stopping power and having BottomlessMagazines.



* {{Precursors}}: As per the StargateVerse, we have [[NeglectfulPrecursors the Ancients]] who, thanks to the seed ships that planted stargates in numerous galaxies, are seen as this to many races in the universe. However many of the galaxies Destiny explores have their own such as:

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* {{Precursors}}: As per the StargateVerse, Franchise/StargateVerse, we have [[NeglectfulPrecursors the Ancients]] who, thanks to the seed ships that planted stargates in numerous galaxies, are seen as this to many races in the universe. However many of the galaxies Destiny explores have their own such as:
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* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: Or in this case posters. Many future questlines can be sussed out on the game runner's {{DeviantART}} page. [[spoiler: Such as the the fact that Destiny encounters [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]], and that, at some point, [[StargateAtlantis Col. John Shepard becomes Destiny's new commander.]] ]] This wiki is also rife with spoilers.

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* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: Or in this case posters. Many future questlines can be sussed out on the game runner's {{DeviantART}} Website/{{DeviantART}} page. [[spoiler: Such as the the fact that Destiny encounters [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]], and that, at some point, [[StargateAtlantis Col. John Shepard becomes Destiny's new commander.]] ]] This wiki is also rife with spoilers.
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The game is currently on an indefinite hiatus and in need of some dedicated players. The game can be found [[http://www.ongoingworlds.com/games/2923 here.]] It also has a blog [[https://stargatedestinygame.tumblr.com/ here]] that serves as a sort of manual and data log on the campaign.


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The game is currently on an indefinite hiatus no longer running. With both it's page and in need of some dedicated players. The game can be found [[http://www.ongoingworlds.com/games/2923 here.]] It also has a blog [[https://stargatedestinygame.tumblr.com/ here]] that serves as a sort of subsequent manual and data log on the campaign.

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** The conclusion of the Randkin storyline would've seen Beckett and those trapped on the second game world escape by building a new ship out of spare parts and taking down the disruptor field around the planet. Chex would use the mind control drug to force his people to fight the randkin, and the Destiny crew would amass a large fleet to try and take the Outreach station the Randkin use to kidnap people and travel across the universe. However, the crew would realize taking the station is impossible and be forced to destroy their one way home. It would also be revealed that Khnum survived his supposed death and claimed a Randkin commander as his new host, and plans to take the Milky Way using their fleets.
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** The second campaign would've focused on Destiny being taken by [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] and the crew trying to find a way to get it back while they all slowly go insane. The end of the campaign would be a PyrricVictory as the crew recovers Destiny but Miller sacrifices her life to save everyone.

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** The second campaign would've focused on Destiny being taken by [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] and the crew trying to find a way to get it back while they all slowly go insane. The end of the campaign would be a PyrricVictory PyrrhicVictory as the crew recovers Destiny but Miller sacrifices her life to save everyone.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The future campaigns. Each one would be set in a different galaxy with their own unique enemies and allies.
** The second campaign would've focused on Destiny being taken by [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] and the crew trying to find a way to get it back while they all slowly go insane. The end of the campaign would be a PyrricVictory as the crew recovers Destiny but Miller sacrifices her life to save everyone.
** The third campaign would see Earth sending Destiny a "relief package" complete with some familiar faces from StargateSG1 and StargateAtlantis. John Sheppard would have become Destiny's new commander.
** There were plans to introduce an OverarchingVillain in the form of Iram, a ruthless cyborg who is obsessed with Destiny and the signal it's been decoding. He'd subject captive characters to MindRape and cold blooded torture. It'd later be revealed that he was an older version of Gil, who had come back in time after the crew attempted to dial within a star. He'd also be working on a way to dial back to Earth, and a handful of characters would actually be forced to return home and leave the rest of the Destiny crew behind.
** The following campaign would jump three years into the future and follow both the Destiny crew and those who returned to Eart. On Earth, the Stargate Program would go public and a moon base would be established as the new transport hub for stargate travel. Meanwhile, Destiny would be hiding from Iram by sinking the ship at the bottom of an ocean. Beckett and the other characters who returned to Earth would try to find a way to gate back to Destiny, forcing themselves to join up with the Lucian Alliance.
** The game would eventually reveal that the mysterious signal was actually a new 9 chevron address, and the final campaign would've involved the Destiny crew splitting into two: those who wanted to gate home and those who wanted to solve the mystery. Iram would also seek to dial the address, resulting in a massive space battle between Destiny and it's evil time twin counterpart. The players who managed to dial the address would be taken to a place [[AlienGeometries beyond time and space]] where they'd have to battle Iram for control of the universe.
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The game is currently in its early stages and is in need of some dedicated players. The game can be found [[http://www.ongoingworlds.com/games/2923 here.]] It also has a blog [[https://stargatedestinygame.tumblr.com/ here]] that serves as a sort of manual and data log on the campaign.


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The game is currently in its early stages on an indefinite hiatus and is in need of some dedicated players. The game can be found [[http://www.ongoingworlds.com/games/2923 here.]] It also has a blog [[https://stargatedestinygame.tumblr.com/ here]] that serves as a sort of manual and data log on the campaign.

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* ArcVillain: Despite the Randkin being the primary threat in the first galaxy the Destiny crew finds themselves in Khnum manages to be a persistent threat. He attempts to take the ship after disappearing for time, and then [[spoiler: after his original host dies when he fails to take Destiny he somehow manages to take a Randkin host and ascends to supreme leader of the Randkin empire where he sets his sights on taking over the Milky Way.]]
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* BigBad: It changes with every new galaxy. First it was the [[BloodKnight Randkin]], then [[spoilers: the [[EldritchAbomination Cthonians]], then [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Iram]] and his [[TheFundamentalist Novus Sors.]] ]] There's no telling what the Destiny will run into next.

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* BigBad: It changes with every new galaxy. First it was the [[BloodKnight Randkin]], then [[spoilers: [[spoiler: the [[EldritchAbomination Cthonians]], then [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Iram]] and his [[TheFundamentalist Novus Sors.]] ]] There's no telling what the Destiny will run into next.

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