A Changeling In Time/Faction Missions

A Changeling in Time: Federation

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Conflict Within	AND					Starfleet scientists have been evaluating all of their data on Changelings and possible maladies. While studying the morphogenic virus that Section 31 once infected Odo with, there seems to be a lot of information missing. Investigate the matter.	A Section 31 operative speaks to you in secret, warning that as long as the Dominion is involved, such intelligence is off-limits. He does share that they have evaluated the virus and determined it is irrelevant to the current problem.	Despite your crew's best efforts, you return to your ship to find any data you have collected wiped clean. Your ship is damaged aid a communication from a concealed source warns you not to matter in affairs you have no business in.
Connections Across Time	AND	AND				Recognizing the importance of blending in, Commander Sisko tasks your crew with finding a way to send information to Odo about how to blend in with each time period he is sent to, even with the low level of technology that managed to make the trip.	Your science team manages to create a device that can tap into Odo's communicator and coach him in important information that will help him to blend in to his current time period.	Your science team attempts to find a way to communicate with Odo, but is unsuccessful.
Research For All The Wrong Reasons			AND	AND		As data is being gathered on Odo's position in time and the experiences he relays back to Starfleet, several data leaks have been detected, but Starfleet is unable to pinpoint the source. Investigate the leaks.	Your away team locates the source of the leaks and updates Starfleet computers to avoid further issues. Pursuing the source, they find Quark has been feeding this confidential data to his newest holosuite offering–Travel Through Time With Odo!	Your engineering and science teams exhaust all possibilities trying to locate teh source of the leaks, but to no avail. The hacker must either be a genius--or an incredibly lucky fool.
Rewriting the Past		AND				With monitoring Odo putting a great strain on Dehner, the Department of Temporal Investigations tasks your crew with helping to track Odo's movements by following history itself for changes. and making sure he isn't damaging the past.	Your engineering staff develops a computer program to track Federation historical databases for any changes that may indicate Odo has once again shifted in time. When Dehner initiates contact, your crew guides him to set these changes right.	Your engineering staff attempts to develop a computer program to check Odo's movements throughout history, but the program is poorly constructed and provides little aid.
Temporal Security	AND		AND			With the research into bringing Odo back doubling as solutions for the temporal anomaly crisis, Sarek warns about what might happen if the information yielded were to end up in the hands of hostile factions. He insists your crew prevent any leaks.	You send an away team to monitor the research and involvement of other factions as they search for a way to bring Odo home. It takes a bit of finesse, but your crew manages not to rub too many representatives the wrong way.	You send an away team to monitor the situation, but the assisting factions are insulted by the Federation's lack of good faith, in spite of what they might have said. Several of the team members storm out and Sarek insists your team depart.
What He's Left Behind	AND					The Department of Temporal Investigations has tasked your crew with being an "extra pair of eyes" to help investigate Odo's quarters, his office, anywhere and anything that might give a hint as to why or how he began slipping through time.	While the crew of Deep Space Nine insists on handling matters, they finally accept your help. As you evaluate Odo's life and work over the past several months, you are left with more questions than answers.	Your crew attempts to help with the investigation, but the crew of Deep Space Nine seem personally averse. Whether because of insult that Starfleet would send in outsiders or because they're protecting something, it is hard to say.

A Changeling in Time: Klingon Empire

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Controlling the Temporal	AND					While many are disinterested in the Changeling's plight, Kol sees it as an opportunity to obtain a leg up over the UFP–or any enemy the Empire might face. He orders Birds-of-Prey to steal information on time travel from UFP relay stations.	Your crew manages to stop the attacks ordered by Kol. When the Klingon High Council is made aware of this incident, they insist Kol will be properly punished–but they make no offers about returning any physical items stolen.	Your crew attempts to intervene but not before several outposts are attacked and sabotaged.
Healers and Diplomats		AND	AND			Several members of the High Council hear of Antaak's desire to help the afflicted Changeling and protest strongly, even recommending he be jailed for aiding the Dominion, with whom they were only recently at war.	You and your crew manage to ease the harsh protests of the Klingons by reminding them that Odo was on the same side during the Dominion War, and that any changes he causes in history could impact them as well.	Your crew attempts to negotiate with the Klingons and convince them to ease their protests, but it is to no avail. They are steadfast in their outrage.
One-Way Trip		AND				Starfleet has enlisted your crew to meet with Korath regarding the chrono deflector. Korath is reluctant to allow the deflector to get into Federation hands, but he might strike a compromise if your crew can help solve the deflector's fatal flaw.	Your science and engineering teams work with Korath to improve the deflector, but there is still no way to control the overabundance of tachyokinetic energy produced. The deflector won't allow for a return trip.	Your science and engineering teams attempt to work with Korath on the deflector, but neither side can put aside their mistrust of one another. The research process yields no results.
Parallel Strains	AND	AND				General K'Vagh has assigned a team to evaluate strains of viruses that can cause physical change, including the Klingon augment virus, to no avail. He requests the aid of a Starfleet crew with an exceptional medical team.	Your medical and science teams share their knowledge and resources with K'Vagh's team. Though no clear-cut answers emerge about Odo's current condition, the joint teams make several other interesting discoveries.	Your medical and science teams attempt to assist the Klingon team, but tempers run hot and both teams are too suspicious of one another to share openly enough to make any respectable progress.
Rules of Time Travel		AND		AND		T'Kuvma suggests that harnessing time travel could bring greater glory to the Klingon Empire. Some fears arise that certain houses could try to place themselves in power. Can your crew ease the Klingons' concerns before civil war breaks out.	Though the High Council insists they did not seek or desire your counsel, they did take your crew's advice and have created their own policies on time travel and related behavior should the opportunity ever arise.	Your crew attempts to ffer its advice from the Federation's experience with time travel, but the Klingons refuse to listen and shut your crew out of the proceedings.
The Bravest of All			AND			A group of bold Klingons is willing to attempt the lightspeed breakaway factor in an attempt to travel back in time. If your science teams agree to aid in preparing their ships for the voyage, they agree to search for Odo while in the past.	Your science and engineering teams assist with preparing the chosen vessel, full of Klingon warriors who have no fear. Your teams do everything they can to make sure the vessel will survive the attempt with its crew in tact.	Your science and engineering teams assist with preparing the Klingon vessel but there is little confidence that it could survive attempting time travel via the slingshot effect.

A Changeling in Time: Dominion

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Tunnel Through Time	AND					Weyoun contacts your crew for aid. The Dominion is investigating the wormhole from both sides to see if it is possible to connect to other points in time. But the Bajorans are suspicious and have tried to interrupt the Dominion's investigation.	Your away team intervenes, easing Bajoran fears that the Dominion means any harm to the Celestial Temple while also aiding the Dominion's investigation.	Your away team attempts to intervene and mitigate the conflict, but both sides refuse to budge and the Bajorans are incensed at the Federation's involvement.
Acceptable Risk		AND		AND		A communication from Starfleet instructs your crew to investigate a mass of Jem'Hadar ships dropping out of warp just before a black hole and disappearing into it.	Though it takes a great deal of prodding, Weyoun shares with your crew that the Founders have ordered the Jem'Hadar to explore black holes as a method of time travel. Even as you advise them of the risk, they choose to carry on.	You and your crew request to discuss the matters with the Founders or the Vorta, but all of your attempts are rebuffed. According to the Dominion, this matter is none of your concern.
Matching Frequencies	AND		AND			As Elizabeth Dehner is trying to lock on to Odo's position, the Founders feel that she should link with them in order to help find Odo. Dehner is, however, afraid of visiting the Gamma Quadrant and the Founders show no interest in travel.	Though both sides are reluctant, your crew manages to convince Dehner to visit the Founders in their own Quadrant, with the assurance that your crew will be with her for protection if need be.	Your crew tries to broker a compromise, but Dehner refuses to go through the Wormhole, having had her share of life-altering space travel.
One of Ours		AND				The Dominion has little faith that Odo becoming lost in time was an innocent mistake. The Changeling Founder contacts your crew and says if it was, you'll have no trouble helping to sneak a Vorta into a nearby outpost for some reconnaissance.	Your engineering team deactivates security in a Starfleet office, while your security team guides and monitors the Vorta as they search through the facility's records until they are satisfied there is no plot against Odo, or the Dominion.	Your engineering team has scarcely disabled security to the Starfleet office when the Vorta disappears from sight. Your security team only locates them when they've boarded another vessel for escape--with several confidential Starfleet materials.
Replicating the Slip		AND				The Changeling Founder contacts you and your crew, requesting your help in an experiment. She would like to see if she can replicate the circumstances of Odo's disappearance, in order to try and retrieve him.	Your science and engineering teams have studied as many security and data logs as they can from the moment when Odo disappeared and recreate the moment perfectly, but nothing happens. The Changeling Founder thanks you for trying.	Your science and engineering teams study as much information as they can gather about Odo's disappearance, but it is to no avail. They aren't able to find enough information to recreate the moment he disappeared.
Tears of the Founders			AND			Having learned of the Prophets thanks to Bajor's proximity to the wormhole, the Founders begin pushing to use the Orb of Time to retrieve Odo. The Bajorans are horrified at such a proposition and react with outrage toward the Dominion.	Meeting representatives from both sides, your crew attempts to ease the tensions between both sides. Though it is clear that the Bajorans, concerned about misuse of the Orb, will not allow it to be used this way, both sides reach an understanding.	Your crew attempts to ease tensions, but tempers are flaring. The Bajorans refuse to see the Dominion as anything but sacrilegious bullies, while the Dominion see the Bajorans as impractical zealots preventing the return of one of their own.