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Originally uploaded April 15, 2019
I uploaded a bunch of privated videos showcasing my Foundry missions before the system was disabled in April 2019. This is me publishing them nearly four years later.
This mission wasn't really a mission, but a tool for a roleplay group I was a part of at the time. The series was named "Star Trek: Discovery" (haha, trailblazers we were) that ran from 2015-2016 before being called off due to lack of attendance.
The plot basically involved us running adjacent to the Solanae Dyson Sphere arc and the Delta Quadrant arc, we took over a Fleet Spire (named Ascension Spire) and played captains apart of the Alliance task force "Discovery". There were some fun plots, including a holo-sim "Among Us"-like imposter story, resulting in one of our player characters getting sent to the brig for killing a Voth spy, a court room drama we did as a result of that story, and eventually, we were supposed to segue into the Iconian War arc, but that didn't happen.
This was the "mid-season" finale set after the previous RP mission "The Obelisk Defense". We knew the RP was probably on the way out so I tried to construct the most exciting mission I could think of to drum up interest. (It didn't work :P)
Following up on the Obelisk Carrier story from earlier in the season, and after the Voth imposter-death-spy-courtroom story, we went back to studying the Obelisk Carrier, only to find that the Solanae and Elachi were lurking inside.
All of the named characters that were knocked out were players that hadn't attended sessions in a while or had dropped out of the RP. So my friend and I decided to kill them off, gruesomely. The bluegill boss never worked right, but he was also an absentee player who cut off all communications with us, which was a real dick move IMHO. All the dialogue and set dressing was meant to guide our players through the RP set, and the combat was to keep things interesting.
Originally uploaded April 15, 2019
I uploaded a bunch of privated videos showcasing my Foundry missions before the system was disabled in April 2019. This is me publishing them nearly four years later.
This mission wasn't really a mission, but a tool for a roleplay group I was a part of at the time. The series was named "Star Trek: Discovery" (haha, trailblazers we were) that ran from 2015-2016 before being called off due to lack of attendance.
The plot basically involved us running adjacent to the Solanae Dyson Sphere arc and the Delta Quadrant arc, we took over a Fleet Spire (named Ascension Spire) and played captains apart of the Alliance task force "Discovery". There were some fun plots, including a holo-sim "Among Us"-like imposter story, resulting in one of our player characters getting sent to the brig for killing a Voth spy, a court room drama we did as a result of that story, and eventually, we were supposed to segue into the Iconian War arc, but that didn't happen.
This was the "mid-season" finale set after the previous RP mission "The Obelisk Defense". We knew the RP was probably on the way out so I tried to construct the most exciting mission I could think of to drum up interest. (It didn't work :P)
Following up on the Obelisk Carrier story from earlier in the season, and after the Voth imposter-death-spy-courtroom story, we went back to studying the Obelisk Carrier, only to find that the Solanae and Elachi were lurking inside.
All of the named characters that were knocked out were players that hadn't attended sessions in a while or had dropped out of the RP. So my friend and I decided to kill them off, gruesomely. The bluegill boss never worked right, but he was also an absentee player who cut off all communications with us, which was a real dick move IMHO. All the dialogue and set dressing was meant to guide our players through the RP set, and the combat was to keep things interesting.
![Star Trek Online [Foundry Sunset] - The Obelisk Defense (2019)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7UazmFksnbM/mqdefault.jpg "Star Trek Online [Foundry Sunset] - The Obelisk Defense (2019)
Originally uploaded April 15, 2019
I uploaded a bunch of privated videos showcasing my Foundry missions before the system was disabled in April 2019. This is me publishing them nearly four years later.
This mission wasnt really a mission, but a tool for a roleplay group I was a part of at the time. The series was named Star Trek: Discovery (haha, trailblazers we were) that ran from 2015-2016 before being called off due to lack of attendance.
The plot basically involved us running adjacent to the Solanae Dyson Sphere arc and the Delta Quadrant arc, we took over a Fleet Spire (named Ascension Spire) and played captains apart of the Alliance task force Discovery. There were some fun plots, including a holo-sim Among Us-like imposter story, resulting in one of our player characters getting sent to the brig for killing a Voth spy, a court room drama we did as a result of that story, and eventually, we were supposed to segue into the Iconian War arc, but that didnt happen.
This was the mid-season finale set after the previous RP mission The Obelisk Defense. We knew the RP was probably on the way out so I tried to construct the most exciting mission I could think of to drum up interest. (It didnt work :P)
Following up on the Obelisk Carrier story from earlier in the season, and after the Voth imposter-death-spy-courtroom story, we went back to studying the Obelisk Carrier, only to find that the Solanae and Elachi were lurking inside.
All of the named characters that were knocked out were players that hadnt attended sessions in a while or had dropped out of the RP. So my friend and I decided to kill them off, gruesomely. The bluegill boss never worked right, but he was also an absentee player who cut off all communications with us, which was a real dick move IMHO. All the dialogue and set dressing was meant to guide our players through the RP set, and the combat was to keep things interesting.")
