A Weekend at Sullivan's/Faction Missions

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A Weekend at Sullivan's: Federation

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A New Doctor in Town				OR	OR	Doctor Chaotica's lair has appeared inside Castle O'Dell, on a mountain overlooking Fair Haven and the self-proclaimed "ruler of the cosmos" has come to lay claim to the peaceful hamlet. Can you save Fair Haven?	After enlisting the help of the citizens of Fair Haven, they join your away team in storming Chaotica's lair. Though many of the citizens believe Chaotica to be a trick of the fairies, they nonetheless destroy his lair and send him running.	While attempting to sneak up on Chaotica, your away team is ambushed by Satan's Robot.
A Therapeutic Retreat	AND	AND	AND			A Federation counselor takes a group of overworked officers to Fair Haven for a "retreat", but the retreat proves to be anything but restful. The counselor reaches out to you, pleading for help.	After talking with each officer individually, your away team helps each one find something in Fair Haven that is truly relaxing for them. The retreat is a success.	Two of the officers end up fighting in Sullivan's over Maggie O'Halloran, leading the counselor to end the retreat.
Breaking the Illusion			AND	AND		Chief O'Brien takes Doctor Bashir for a relaxing visit to Fair Haven, only for Bashir to go missing! O'Brien asks for your help.	Your away team finds that Bashir has somehow landed in a different holoprogram - one that is not currently running! You manage to locate his combadge and use the transporter to get him out.	You are unable to locate Doctor Bashir.
Controlling the Narrative	AND	AND	AND			A battle is being waged between multiple versions of Fair Haven and it's impacting the holographic characters, leaving them confused. Tom Paris asks for your help.	Your team finds users have modified their versions of Fair Haven to have a stronger influence over Tom Paris' base version, causing a glitch when multiple versions change the program at the same time. You create a patch to negate the modification.	While attempting to evaluate him from inside the program, a member of your away team is punched by Seamus.
Floral Fear	AND		AND			Keiko O'Brien and Hikaru Sulu decide to use Fair Haven to teach a class on historic Earth plants. Problems arise however when several of the students become ill. They ask for your help.	Your team takes precautions before visiting the meadow where students became ill. They find that somehow, the holographic plants are creating the same rash in humans as they would in real life. You alter the program to remove the effect.	Members of your away team also become ill during their investigation.
Human Touch	AND			AND		Seven took a group of formerly assimilated humans to Fair Haven to reconnect them with their emotions. However, once in Fair Haven, they were somehow reconnected to the Collective, causing chaos to break out.	Though some former drones actually began trying to assimilate the people of Fair Haven, your team manages to get the drones out of the holoprogram and you identify the issue that connected them to the Collective.	Every member of the Fair Haven cast has become assimilated.
The Future is Now	AND	AND	AND			Many across the Federation are fascinated with Tom Paris' new technology - and charmed by Fair Haven. He is asked to give a speech on his creation - even as Fair Haven experiences its fair share of problems. He asks for your help.	You continue to work with Tom on addressing some of the issues and even able to use them in his presentation as signs of progress he has made - and things others can avoid.	During Tom's presentation, the hologram of Michael Sullivan becomes corrupted and charges out at the crowd.
The Other Side of the Mirror			AND	AND		Now that they know the reality of their "visitors", the people of Fair Haven have asked for an equivalent exchange - to be able to visit a starship. Concerned about the logistics, Tom Paris enlists your help.	After replicating mobile emitters with certain safeguards in place, your away team brings small groups of visitors out for tours. Though some have to return early due to the overwhelm, others seem to enjoy the experience more than expected.	While touring the ship, several Fair Haven citizens go missing.

A Weekend at Sullivan's: Klingon

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Bit of Inspiration		AND		AND		Several Klingons have claimed the ghun vengHom version of the holoprogram don't reflect the parts of Qo'noS they might yearn for. B'Elanna asks for you to help with that.	While unable to gain permission to visit Qo'noS, your away team works with artists who live there to make the ghun vengHom experience more authentic.	Your shuttle is attacked while approaching Qo'noS without proper clearance.
Artificial Apparitions			AND	AND		Klingons who have bought the ghun vengHom localized program for their holodecks are demanding Tom Paris do something after characters from the holoprogram begin wandering the halls of their ships. He asks you to investigate.	After a thorough investigation first hindered by than under strict supervision of the Klingons who requested it, you find that cloaking devices are interfering with the holo emitters. You create a fix and the issue is resolved.	While on board a Klingon vessel, a member of your team is attacked by a ghun vengHom Klingon.
Federation Foolishness	AND	AND	AND			A general in the imperial forces is annoyed with the entirety of the Fair Haven holoprogram. He also labels it an attempt by the Federation to spy. In a fit of rage, he destroys the inn at ghun vengHom, impacting the Fair Haven base program as well.	After speaking with the general and other officers who are enjoying the program, you work together on new security protocols to put their concerns at ease. Your team helps repair the inn both inside the program and through the base program's code.	Your attempts to fix the inn anger the general and he confronts you in the streets of ghun vengHom.
From the Gates of Sto'Vo'Kor	AND	AND	AND			Strange occurrences within the Fair Haven program and its specialized Klingon variant, ghun vengHom, have both visitors and the holograms themselves on edge. But could there really be ghosts in the machine?	Investigating the program reveals several glitches. You are able to partition the local program off from Tom's server. Your team enters and fixes the glitches from within, labeled as the dead awakened from their slumber, while maintaining secrecy.	The convergence of folk lore has led both the people of the original Fair Haven and the newly formed ghun vengHom to storm Castle O'Dell. So far, none have returned.
Home Cooking			AND	AND		The Ox and Lamb are debuting new recipes with a Klingon twist and the holoprogram is tapping into replicator technology to make it happen. However, this new delicacy seems more dangerous than it might be worth.	Your team assesses the food and the guests who are getting sick. There is a strange pathogen seemingly born from the food. After evaluating the code for the new dishes, you find it may actually be caused by the photons and stop the dishes for now.	Several Klingon visitors to the holodeck become ill after trying the food.
Of Pork and petaQ	AND	AND	AND			Mossie Donegan's famous talking pig has made an appearance in ghun vengHom - and already caused offense among several members of Great Houses. The pig seems to have escaped the fallout, but his words have left a tense mood over the village.	Your team steps in to resolve tensions - and immediately, a member of your team is forced to dodge a hurled mek'leth. It takes some time, but between some friendly arm wrestling matches and a few rounds of bloodwine, you manage to restore peace.	While attempting to ease the tensions in ghun vengHom, the pig reappears and stirs the part - and your away team ends up baring the brunt of the Klingons' rage.
Pest Control				OR	OR	Peace has been disrupted within ghun vengHom as enemies of the Klingons have appeared. From rumors of the Hurq's return to the discovery of tribble fur, the warriors of the empire are ready to tear the program asunder to preserve their escape.	Some members of your team begin sifting through the program from outside while others enter and begin helping out from within. While some of the Klingons are resistant, others are grateful. Ultimately, you are able to stop the pests.	Your away team is unable to stop a tribble invasion before it spreads to other versions of Fair Haven.
Talk Isn't Cheap	AND			AND		Does what is said in ghun vengHom really stay strictly within the holodeck? An angry Klingon general is accusing Tom Paris of using the program to spy on his warriors and leak any secrets they might let slip to their enemies. Investigate.	Looking through the program code reveals that certain protocols used to help the characters remember the visitors may in fact be resulting in them having loose lips that may be spilling imperial secrets across iterations. You adjust the code.	While investigating the situation, your away team is ambushed by a team of unfamiliar Klingons.

A Weekend at Sullivan's: Ferengi Alliance

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Shilling for Your Latinum	AND		AND			Quark contacts you, furious at the nerve of the people of Fair Haven. He says they are now charging holosuite customers for "the Fair Haven experience". He doesn't understand why they can't just act like any other hologram.	Your team learns the people of Fair Haven feel cheated, knowing someone from the "other" world is charging customers to visit their village. You bring Quark in to hear their concerns and he decides to embark on a joint business venture with them.	A fight breaks out between a holosuite customer and a citizen of Fair Haven.
A Story of My Own			AND	AND		Fascinated by holonovels, Michael Sullivan wants to create his own. However, unlike the EMH, he is tethered to the Fair Haven program and Tom Paris cannot detach him while the program is running. He asks for your help.	With the Doctor's help and his eager guidance, as well as some upgrades your team made, Michael Sullivan is able to construct his own holonovel without interfering with the Fair Haven program. The result becomes quite popular in its own right.	Overload on the Fair Haven servers begins to damage Michael Sullivan's program as well and Tom Paris is forced to temporarily shut him down.
For the Right Price	AND	AND	AND			New Fair Haven, as Quark calls it, is a land of opportunity - especially opportunity to make a profit. The businessman makes modifications, much to Paris' disappointment. But these modifications might be more than minor annoyances. Investigate.	Your away team convinces the people of Fair Haven to stand up to Quark's changes to their town. Meanwhile, you and Paris find ways to undermine Quark's efforts from the outside as well.	The Doctor gets into a scuffle with a group of contractors who want to tear down his church so they can use the extra space for their luxury hotel.
Inside Job	AND	AND	AND			A group of bandits have appeared outside of Fair Haven - ones Tom Paris insists he did not program in. Investigate.	Struggling to figure out who created them, your team enters the Fair Haven program and finds someone created the bandits from the console within Sullivan's. After helping run the bandits off in the program, you remove them from the outside.	While investigated, your team is ambushed by the bandits.
Making the Upgrade		AND		AND		Rom has identified some possible improvements to Tom's server-based program and with his permission, he begins working on them. However, his upgrades knock the whole program offline and he asks for your help in a panic.	Your team investigates and finds the issue was not Rom's upgrades, but issues with the holosuites themselves, which were built using cheaper parts. After upgrading the holosuites, Rom is able to successfully make his upgrades.	Your team is unable to help Rom.
Testing the Limits				OR	OR	Quark sees major licensing potential if Fair Haven can be developed into versions based on other species' homeworlds and histories. He especially feels noncorporeal lifeforms and those from unique planets may be a perfect market. He asks your help.	Your away team helps Quark and Rom (who is doing most of the programming) to prototype some alternate versions of Fair Haven. Though Tom Paris is skeptical at first, he allows Quark to proceed.	Attempts to create a Tholian version cause the entire server to overheat and the program to shut down.
To Your Health	AND			AND		After Quark modifies his bartender subroutine, Michael Sullivan cooks up something new, something he's calling a "tonic for whatever ails you." While customers at first boast of the hologram's new drink, soon many begin to take ill. Investigate.	Your team investigates. Though it's clear there is no malicious intent on Sullivan's part, the drink he created has a dangerous aftereffect. Evaluating the holoprogram, it seems his holomatrix has somehow been crossed with a Terran poison database.	A customer becomes ill inside one of the holosuites and Quark is forced to shut it down.
Visions Fair	AND	AND	AND			The citizens of Fair Haven and their visitors are experiencing strange visions. At the same time, the base program's energy usage has skyrocketed. Investigate.	It seems the Prophets have become curious about the Fair Haven program as well, though they don't seem to understand how their presence impacts the program. Through Sisko, you are able to find a happy medium to allow the Prophets to visit.	The visions overload citizens of and visitors to Fair Haven alike, forcing Tom to shut the program down.

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