A Logical Reaction/Faction Missions

A Logical Reaction: Federation

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Final Flight	OR		OR		OR	All of Starfleet's currently commissioned ships are where they are ordered to be, which means the rogue ship may have been lost in the line of duty and then commandeered. Search Starfleet records to identify it.	The away team compared lists of lost or derelict Starfleet ships with descriptions of the rogue ship's patched up hull. Judging from its size and the nature of its hull damage, they believe it may be the USS Cairo.	With so many ships lost in the recent chaos of the Dominion War and the Borg invasion, the away team cannot narrow down a list of candidates for the rogue ship attacking the KCA.
Forward Thinking	AND		AND			Starfleet has spent more than enough time cleaning up in this rogue ship's wake. They want a team to analyze its latest strikes and predict the next Klingon-Cardassian Alliance outpost it may attack.	The rogue ship's movement appear erratic, but the away team discovered a complex pattern to them. They warned Starfleet which outpost would be its next target, and within a day, Starfleet helped the KCA fend the ship off.	With limited data on the rogue ship's movements and goals, the away team could not discern a pattern from its attacks. The recommended a few potential targets, but Starfleet cannot possibly defend them all at once.
In Her Shoes			AND	AND		A surviving version of Jennifer Sisko has offered to infiltrate the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance posing as her mirror counterpart. Prepare her for the role so she can speak out against plans to attack the Federation.	By the time the away team is done training Jennifer Sisko, she is walking and talking like her professor counterpart. While gathering intelligence on the rogue ship, she will advocate for a continued truce with the Federation.	The more the away team told Jennifer Sisko what to expect within the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance, the more nervous she became about impersonating her counterpart, and she ultimately withdrew from the mission.
Keep Them Talking		OR		OR		Intendant Kira Nerys has led a squadron of Klingon-Cardassian Alliance ships to the Federation's border, presumably to retaliate for the recent attacks. Convince her to stand down before more blood is shed.	The away team offered to host the Intendant while they discussed a truce, promising her all the luxuries that Starfleet has to offer. She would not send her squadron home, but she has ordered them to stand down for as long as the negotiations last.	The away team's negotiation attempts only succeeded in amusing Intendent Kira. She replied that she had orders to carry out before departing with her squadron. Starfleet expects she will attack the Federation any day now.
No Good Deed		AND		AND		Rianna Mayweather was taken hostage while offering her skills as a medic to Klingon-Cardassian Alliance outposts attacked by the rogue ship. Rescue her from her captors before their fear drives them to violence.	The away team offered to defend the hostage takers' outpost themselves in exchange for Rianna Mayweather's freedom. Her captors finally let her go, though they remain on the lookout for more attacks by the rogue ship.	Rianna Mayweather's captors were adamant that only Federation hostages could shield them from attacks by a supposed Federation crew. They even tried to capture the away team, though thankfully they were unsuccessful.
One of Us	AND	AND	AND			After the latest sighting of the rogue ship along the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance's border, Starfleet wants a team to search for traces of its warp trail and confirm whether it is, in fact, a Starfleet ship.	Although the traces were faint, the away team recovered enough data on the rogue ship's warp trail to identify it as an Excelsior-class starship. That leaves Starfleet with the question of who is piloting it, and why?	By the time the away team arrived at the rogue ship's last known coordinates, stellar winds had scattered its warp trail. Sightings still claim it is a Starfleet vessel, but Starfleet will have to wait for confirmation.
Open Sessions	AND	AND		AND		Captain Phillipa Louvois wants to hold a formal hearing of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance's accusations to prove that the Federation is taking them seriously. Their representatives will need an escort to the hearing.	The away team escorted the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance's representatives with impressive discipline. While they speak with Louvois at her hearing, Starfleet will continue searching for the rogue ship.	The away team showed the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance's representatives every possible courtesy, but such niceties only made them suspicious. Instead of bringing their complaints to Louvois's hearing, they are agitating for war.
The Spitting Image	AND	AND		AND		Starfleet Intelligence has collected descriptions of the rogue Starfleet ship's crew. They want you to convince Grathon Tolar, currently serving time for holographic forgery, to turn these descriptions into holograms.	The away team arranged a reduced sentence in exchnage for Tolar's help turning descriptions of the rogue ship's crew into holograms. Starfleet has confirmed that despite being sighted in uniform, none of them were ever Starfleet officers.	The away team is too harsh on Tolar, offering him only minor comforts during his prison sentence in exchange for help. He smugly thanks them for their time, but refuses to create the holograms they've asked for.
Trust But Verify		AND	AND	AND		Y'Sek, a notorious Hazari bounty hunter, has approached the Federation claiming he knows the rogue ship's base of operations. Interview Y'Sek and determine whether his information can be trusted.	Y'Sek was uncharacteristically nervous when sharing the rogue ship's supposed location. Further questioning revealed that he heard its crew were mercenaries, and while he does not want them to give his own people a bad name, he fears retaliation.	Y'Sek readily gave the away team the location of the rogue ship's supposed hideout, but they sensed that he was hiding something else. Fearing his information may lead to a trap, Starfleet will not send a crew to investigate it.
Unwanted Aid	AND	AND				Starfleet has picked up a distress call from a Klingon-Cardassian Alliance freighter that was just attacked by the rogue Starfleet ship. Any assistance in their time of need might help restore their trust in the Federation.	When the away team agreed to board the damaged freighter, the captain allowed them to treat her wounded crew. Hopefully their aid will help prove that Starfleet never sanctioned such attacks.	The away team hailed the damaged freighter only to be greeted with raised shields and a phase blast across their bow. The crew insisted that they've seen more than enough "help" from Starfleet ships today.

A Logical Reaction: Klingon-Cardassian Alliance

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Matter of Trust	AND	AND		OR		Ever since these attacks in his name began, Regent Worf has isolated himself, suspicious of all those around him. He wants proof that none of his guards have been replaced by additional imposters.	Between genetic comparison and rigorous interviews, the away team proves to Regent Worf that although an impostor may currently be using his name, all of his loyal guards are who they say they are.	All of the Regent's guards profess their loyalty during the away team's interviews, but the Regent still fears that whoever is impersonating him on the Klingon border may make an attempt on his life.
Blood Bonds	AND	OR				The person impersonating Regent Worf was seen on the battlefield during his latest attack on a Klingon outpost. Send an away team to recover any physical evidence the imposter may have left behind.	The away team located a command post that the impostor supposedly invaded single-handedly. Most of the blood and epidermal residue inside the building matched its deceased Klingon guards, but strangely, the only other sample contained human DNA.	The imposter's latest attack against the Klingons caused many casualties, making it impossible for the away team to separate any biological traces left by the imposter from those of other combatants.
Expendable		AND		AND		Regent Worf has made the mirror version of Garak his ambassador to the Klingon High Council. If he can convince them not to retaliate against the Alliance, all will be well, but if not, he may require backup.	While escorting Garak to meet with the High Council, the away team also informed him of the differences between the Klingons he knows and those in the Klingon Empire. Their advice gave him an edge in negotiating a temporary truce.	By the time the away team organized a security detail for Garak, Regent Worf had already sent him off to meet with the High Council. Whatever retaliation he may face for addressing them, he will face it alone.
Eye for an Eye	OR		OR		OR	Outraged by the recent attacks against his people, General Chang has invaded a Klingon-Cardassian Alliance outpost. Now Regent Worf's own men wish to retaliate against Chang, unless you can talk them down.	The away team reminded Regent Worf's troops that attacking Chang would only prove him right about their people. Chang still holds one of their outposts, but at least both sides are at a standoff.	The away team could not stop KCA forces from attacking the Klingon general Chang. They ousted him from the outpost he conquered, but their actions will only lead to further retaliation from the Klingon Empire.
Face to Face			AND	AND		The Botha have the ability to create detailed visions from a subject's memories. If you can find a member of this reclusive species, they may be able to reconstruct sightings of the person claiming to be Regent Worf.	A single Bothan ship agreed to help the away team in exchange for being left in peace. The crew pulled images from the minds of those who had seen the man claiming to be Regent Worf, and though he shares the Regent's face, they are different heights.	The away team sent out general transmissions on every subspace frequency they could think of, asking for a Bothan ship's assistance, but they never received a reply.
Seeds of Chaos	AND		AND			Regent Worf suspects that one of his political enemies may be funding his imposter. His soldiers have recently captured the Terran Empire's Jonathan Archer, and he wants an away team to interrogate him.	The away team closely monitored Archer's lifesigns during their questioning, and based on his autonomic responses, they believe his claims that the Terran Empire did not, in fact, hire the Regent's impostor.	The away team threw every question they could think of at Archer, but he refused to tell them whether the Terran Empire had anything to do with the man impersonating Regent Worf.
The Missing Piece		AND		AND		The Talosians live in isolation, keeping their powerful illusory abilities to themselves. If you can persuade them to create an illusory version of the Regent's flagship, it would make a tempting target for his imposter.	The away team describes Regent Worf's flagship in such intricate detail that the Talosians accept their challenge. Their illusory version of the flagship drawn the Regent's impostor out, and though he escapes, his ship is badly damaged.	After years of crafting illusions for their own entertainment, the Talosians find the away team's request an unworthy use of their abilities. They will need other bait to lure Regent Worf's impostor into a trap.
The Stage Calls	AND	AND	AND	AND		A surviving version of executioner-turned-actor Anton Karidian has been living in a Starfleet penal colony, but his contacts could help Regent Worf identify whoever is posing as him. Arrange Karidian's release.	The away team arranged to take temporary custody of Anton Karidian. Posing as an actor once more, he learned of a recent a casting call for a lone Klingon role, placed by an apparently human client.	The away team arranged for Karidian to be temporarily released into their custody, but a repentant Karidian refused to leave the penal colony. They will need another contact to find the man impersonating Regent Worf.
Turning the Tables	OR	AND		AND		Regent Worf's imposter has been vanishing after each attack along the Klingon Empire's border. The Klingon-Cardassian Alliance needs an away team to patrol the area and follow wherever the elusive ship goes.	The away team caught the imposter Regent's ship sailing towards a Klingon colony. It lost the away team in a nebula, but its last known course would have taken it into Federation space, not Klingon-Cardassian territory.	The away team spent days patrolling the Klingon Empire's border, but they were always one step behind the imposter Regent's movements. With each new attack, the High Council moves closer to declaring war.
Two Places at Once					AND	Regent Worf claims he was putting down a Terran rebellion on the day he supposedly began attacks against the Klingon Empire. Verifying this alibi would help prove his innocence to the Klingon High Council.	Detailed telemetry recovered from the Regent's flagship and footage of him from a distant colony prove that he was nowhere near the Klingon Empire on the day he supposedly attacked them.	The crew of Regent Worf's flagship claim he was with them at a rebellious colony when he supposedly attacked the Klingon Empire, but they are too loyal for their testimony to hold weight. The Regent will need more evidence to clear his name.

A Logical Reaction: Klingon Empire

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Ambition's Price	OR		OR			The ever-ambitious Duras sisters claim they can identify the Federation's real attackers, but they will only do so in exchange for a seat on the High Council. The Council needs a reasonable counteroffer to give them.	At the away team's suggestion, the High Council formally pardoned the Duras sisters for their past collaborations against the Empire. Satisfied, they revealed that the mercenaries behind the recent attacks were supposedly hired by a lone human man.	DIALOGUE FAIL
Bedside Manners	AND	AND		OR		The Klingon Empire wants to send aid to one of the recently attacked Federation colonies as a gesture of goodwill. If you can treat the wounded colonists, they may be able to share details of the attack.	The away team brought a dozen colonists back from the brink of cardiac arrest. Their patients later told the away team that though people in Klingon armor attacked the colony, they strangely never saw any Birds of Prey in the sky.	The away team treated many of the wounded Federation colonists, but seeing the away team working with Klingon relief forces, none of the colonists were willing to share stories of the attack with them.
Burden of Proof					AND	The High Council wanted to keep their investigation private until they can prove they were not behind the recent attacks, but silence has not helped their case. Prepare evidence to share with the Federation.	The away team transcribed records of all High Council meetings over the past few weeks, enough so that the Federation has grudgingly admitted the High Council may not have authorized the attacks after all.	Trying to balance the High Council's request for discretion with the Federation's curiosity, the away team only sent Starfleet a few minor pieces of evidence. They now suspect that the Klingon Empire is trying to cover up its involvement.
Honor on Trial			AND	AND		Advocate Kolos has recently retired, but the Klingon Empire needs someone to defend it against accusations of attacking the Federation. Perhaps an away team can get him to take one last case.	When the away team described the shameful accusations the Emipre faces, charged with betraying an ally, they awoke Kolos's sense of justice. He vowed to go to the Federation and speak in defense of his people.	The away team appealed to Kolos's honor, but despite their arguments, he insisted that he knows too little about the modern Klingon Empire to be of use defending its name.
Imperial Decree	AND	AND	AND	AND		Some Klingons have asked Emperor Kahless to denounce the attacks made in the Empire's name, while the others want to take credit for such victories. Help Kahless compose an address to calm his people.	Thanks to the away team's stirring writing, Kahless reminded his people that honor demands an honest heart. He will not take credit for attacks the Empire never led, nor will he condone retaliation against their Federation allies.	DIALOGUE FAIL
Lies Into Truths	AND		AND			Captain Klaa was one of the few who celebrated the supposed Klingon attacks on the Federation. With their peace treaty faltering, he sees no reason not to lead his own invasion force, unless you can give him one.	Knowing that Klaa was too eager for a fight to listen to mere words, the away team met him in battle, taking his crew hostage before he could turn the false accusation against his people into truths.	Although the away team urged Klaa not to dishonor his people further, he was too eager to test his mettle against Starfleet to listen to them. All attempts to capture him have failed.
Loyalties	OR	AND		AND		The Federation has requested that Worf, current ambassador to Qo'noS, return to Starfleet Headquarters in light of the supposed Klingon attacks. Perhaps an ally could convince Starfleet to allow him to stay.	After many long subspace calls, the away team finally convinced Starfleet that Worf is an asset on Qo'noS, not a liability. They want him to provide reports on the High Council's investigations into the recent attacks.	The away team defended Worf as best they could, but Starfleet is still recalling him to Starfleet Headquarters. They believe he is too biased towards his homeworld to properly investigate the recent attacks.
Their Own Rules		AND		AND		The Klingon mercenaries T'Kar and Yeto obey their clients rather than any treaties made by the High Council. Track down these mercenaries and learn whether or not they are behind the attacks on the Federation.	The away team cornered T'Kar and Yeto, and in exchange for being released, they swore that they had nothing to do with the attacks, though they did hear of a recent call for experienced mercenaries near the Federation border.	The away team managed to make contact with a few of T'Kar and Yeto's recent clients, but none who could point them towards the mercenaries' current location.
The Smoking Gun	AND	AND	AND	AND		Klingon Intelligence has received word of another attack on a Federation outpost, supposedly led by Klingon forces. They want an away team to survey the damaged outpost and confirm the attackers' identity.	The away team identified several weapon signatures from the outpost's damaged hull, and fortunately for the High Council, none of them were consistent with Klingon disruptor cannons for standard torpedoes.	The Federation outpost was extensively damaged, and between trace readings from its shields and general wear-and-tear, the away team could not confirm whether the ships that attacked it were using Klingon weapons.
To Arms	AND	OR				As a protective measure, Starfleet has increased patrols along the Federation's border with the Klingon Empire. Chancellor Martok has been urged to do the same, unless you can convince him otherwise.	The away team convinced Martok not to respond to the Federation's escalated border patrols in kind. It may be a risky move, but it's one he is willing to take if it will help demonstrate his people's innocence.	The away team warned Chancellor Martok that arming the Empire's borders may further convince the Federation that his people were behind the attacks, but he insisted he could not leave them vulnerable.