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Timeline 2385

Posted on Fri Aug 7th, 2020 @ 6:48pm by Lieutenant JG Kevin Lance
Edited on Fri Aug 7th, 2020 @ 6:49pm

SPOILER ALERT – Plot Points from Star Trek (2009) and Background from Picard.
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Hopefully that is enough space...the final frontier....

I think that setting our action in 2385 is a good choice with a couple of caveats .

2385 is after most of the canon events from TV series and Movies in the Star Trek Universe. It is 6 years after the events is ST: Nemesis and 10 before the future timeline of the TNG episode “All Good Things…” With the exception of a few future timeline episodes, 2385 is after the events in TOS, TNG, DS9, Voyager, Enterprise, and Discovery.

The /h/destruction of the Utopia Planitia Shipyards on Mars/h/ occurs in the year 2385 and Spock’s attempt to counter the supernovae of the Romulan Sun occurs in 2387. With the exception of flashbacks, the events in Picard occur 14 years after our time setting.

Now for the caveats.

First, the destruction of the Utopia Planitia Shipyards is a watershed event on par with the attack on Pearl Harbor, 9/11, or indeed the Coronavirus. If it has already occurred, it should be foremost in everyone’s minds and potentially influence our actions. If it hasn’t occurred, we will have some GREAT character development opportunities when it does (the NPC Chief Pilot grew up on Mars IIRC).

Second, the Universe is aware of the pending supernovae and the Federation is planning a massive evacuation championed by everyone’s favorite baldy, Professor Xavier. This is great background for missions either in support of or because of a lack of available resources due to the upcoming. It could even inform some character development. Feyd seems to hold a grudge against former foes. Might that prejudice extend to the former foes of the Humans/Federation?

I will need to edit my post Interlude because it was written assuming that our setting was in year 2399, running along side the events of Picard.

Lieutenant j.g. Kevin Lance
Chief Tactical Officer
and
Amateur Historian

 

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