Integration 2/Faction Missions

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Integration: Augments

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Fire at Will				AND		Another Starfleet vessel that engages the assimilated Voyager is hit and has all of its equipment knocked off-line. Before charging in again, Doctor Soong smugly suggests you figure out what they're hitting you with.	Your engineers utilize a new shield prototype, then asks you to maneuver toward the ship. When they fire again, your ship manages to dodge, but gets close enough to get readings off of the strange new weapon type these drones are using.	Your engineers believe they are ready to take readings and urge you to get close. The assimilated Voyager fires before you can maneuver out of the way, frying much of your equipmenaf (sic).
Infiltration	AND	AND	AND			Bashir suggests that the Augments may have the tools at their disposal to access the Collective that these rogue Borg are attached to remotely. He asks you to work with them on coming up with such a solution.	Your crew works with the Augments and their technology to try and hack into the rogue Borg collective. It proves more difficult than experienced and so far, they are unable to decode and information or exert any influence, but progress is being made.	Your crew works with the Augments and their technology to try and hack into the rogue Borg collective, but the rogue Borg have advanced security and the first attempt results in a shock coming back through the computers.
Neither Good nor Evil		OR		OR		Many of the Augments suggest that the technology the Borg uses could be instrumental in advancing the science of Augmenting humanoid species. They invite your crew to help in the study of these technologies.	Your science and medical officers manage to obtain nanoprobes and cybernetic enhancements from severed drones and study it alongside the Augments. Many discoveries are made, though many are nervous about giving the Augments access to such info.	Your science and medical officers attempt to get ahold of discarded nanoprobes and cybernetic components from a severed drone, but are unsuccessful.
Perfecting the Future	AND	AND	AND			Doctor Soong wants to procure his own Borg maturation chamber to alter in order to create future Augment embryos, but the Borg vehemently refuse, so he asks for your help in creating his own.	Your crew tries to steal Borg schematics and help Doctor Soong to build his own. They are able to forge a fairly effective prototype, though it will take some time before it's ready for embryonic use.	Your crew is caught trying to steal Borg schematics for a maturation chamber, outraging the Borg and eliciting disciplinary action from Starfleet.
Playing the Part				AND		Patrick is fascinated by the Borg and even begs them to assimilate him, just so he can see what it's like. He finds a drone that will comply, but it isn't long before the Borg send him back, begging the Federation to sever him from the Collective.	Your crew, along with Doctor Bashir and the EMH, work hard to sever Patrick from the Collective. It takes a great deal of effort and patience, but he is successfully disconnected and is fairly resilient, proclaiming the experience to be boring.	Your medical and science teams work alongside Doctor Bashir and Voyager's EMH, but something goes wrong and Patrick falls into a coma. He is taken away to Starfleet Medical, in the hopes they can better help him there.
The Attainment of Perfection		AND		AND		Khan feels that the Borg and the Augments have a lot in common when it comes to their pursuit of perfection and he is interested in getting to know the Borg better, but the Borg do not share his interest. He asks you to help persuade them.	You share with the Borg the Augments' mutual interest in perfection and all the technological advancements they have made. They finally agree to a meeting, though this success makes many in Starfleet apprehensive.	You and your officers attempt to convince the Borg, but they merely laughs (sic) off the request, insisting the Augments are light years beneath them.
The Grandest Addition	AND	AND	AND			Malik is interested in the Borg's ability to assimilate a ship and asks your crew to research and provide to him a digest account of how they managed it.	Your crew researches Borg technology and past instances of mass assimilation, even as the Borg prove less than forthcoming with their own details, and provide Malik with as much information as they can gather.	Your crew researches Borg technology and tries to gather as much history on the subject as they can, but it's difficult to provide Malik any sort of conclusive answer.
White Noise			AND			Jack proposes a potential method to disrupt the computer equipment within the assimilated Voyager, but it will take more research and resources than he has access to, so he asks for your help.	Your engineering and science teams partner with Jack and tweak his prototypes until they believe they have a match. The first test run shows promise and Starfleet plans to implement it when they confront Voyager.	Your engineering and science teams partner with Jack, but many of your crew members have limited patience with his eccentricities and, in the end, he leaves, discouraged.

Integration: Borg

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Designation Unknown	AND	AND	AND			A Borg sphere is tailing the assimilated Voyager to try and understand the motives of the drones aboard, but their behavior only becomes more erratic and they turn on the sphere, launching a head-on attack. Rescue the Borg in the sphere.	Your ship drops out of warp and intercepts the assimilated Voyager. Your fire a warning shot and the ship jumps to warp. The drones in the sphere are alive and note that the weapons of the assimilated ship has an odd effect on their nanotechnology.	Your ship attempts to intercept the assimilated Voyager by surprising it, but as soon as you launch your attack, they readily counter, dealing heavy damage to your ship.
Electric Heat				AND		The Borg begin to step up their presence near where the assimilated Voyager appeared, but many in the Federation are wary of their presence. When one of the drones is attacked, Starfleet insists you intervene before matters escalate.	Your security team establishes a visible presence throughout the outpost while your officers try to smooth things over between the Borg and the occupants. If the alliance is to continue, there's no backing down now.	Your security team recommends the Borg dock elsewhere, a suggestion which infuriates them. Why should they leave when they were the ones who were attacked?
Face the Federation	AND	AND	AND			Seven of Nine insists now, more than ever, it is important to expand the trust of those within the Federation, even as they deal with the disaster of the rogue drones. She asks you to help her strategize.	Your officers work with Seven to try and increase drones' presence slowly, so the sight of them becomes less threatening over time.	Your officers try to help the Borg improve the Collective's image, but an ad on holodecks throughout the Federation showing a drone lift a human baby to kiss its forehead proves terrifying than endearing.
Missing Link			AND			The Borg are trying to bring the rogue group back into the Collective remotely, hoping it will end the hostility, and ask for your assistance.	Your crew works with the Borg to establish a remote link to the rogue drones. It works, but connecting to their collective causes interference with the other Borg and you are forced to disconnect them from the rogues until more research can be done.	You work with the Borg in an attempt to connect remotely with the rogue drones, but the first successful connection results in a shock to the Borg present that seriously injures a few of them.
Point in the Timeline	AND	AND	AND			As part of the ongoing investigation into where the assimilated Voyager came from, Seven asks you to investigate the ship and the drones piloting it to see if you can pinpoint where in the timeline they came from.	Your crew researches the ship and the Borg, and while they gain some clues on where the drones split off from the rest of the Borg, concrete answers still prove illusive.	You crew investigates the drones, but concrete answers prove impossible to come by. They decide to try and investigate firsthand, but the drones fire on your ship and quickly cause serious damage.
Poisoned Link				AND		The Borg ask for your help after several drones have begun acting erratically. They believe the rogue drones may be at fault and worries that, if they are not stopped, the issue could spread to the entire Collective.	Your engineering and science teams investigate the impacted drones and isolate, then deal with the issue. It is much like a virus to a computer and one of your officers remarks how odd it is that other drones would unleash such a thing.	Your engineering and science teams investigate the impacted drones, but, due to lack of care, accidentally overload the neural technology of one drone, causing it to shut down completely.
Refuse		OR		OR		When one of the drones is tossed out of the assimilated Voyager, Seven asks you to recover him and provide life support while he is transported to a medical facility.	The drone's technology is different than any other Borg drone, but your medical and science staff seem to figure out enough to keep him alive and stable on the way to the medical facility.	Your crew tries to catch up to the drone, but by the time he is recovered, he is already in failing health. The unfamiliar technology he has been fitted with makes resuscitation difficult and he passes away in transit.
Virtual Kinship		AND		AND		In the interest of furthering normalizing the Borg's presence, Reginald Barclay proposes a Borg-centric holodeck program - one that comes fresh from the hive mind itself. He asks your crew to help work up a prototype.	The Borg are naturally hesitant to provide any outsider access to the Collective, but they agree to give you some help and you manage to create a holoexperience that is fun for both drones and the unassimilated alike.	One of your crew members takes it upon themselves (sic) to attempt to hack into the Collective for information and sensory data, immediately earning the outrage of the Collective.

Integration: Section 31

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Advance Disrupted	AND	AND	AND			Section 31 has improvised a device that could disrupt the assimilated ship's computers, but are unable to get close enough to deploy it. They enlist your help.	Your ship launches an attack on them and then lead them on a brief chase, giving the cloaked Section 31 ship ample time to get close enough and deploy the device.	Your crew volunteers to be the ones to deploy the device, but when your ship moves in, the assimilated Voyager immediately detects you. Your ship is all but destroyed attempting an escape.
Agents of the Collective			AND			You and several of your officers are temporarily drafted by Section 31 to investigate claims that the Borg have been meeting with the rogue drones-and that they are, in fact, pulling their strings.	Your officers investigate, heading to the place where the supposed sighting occurred. But there is no evidence either the Borg or the rogue drones were there, though it is increasingly obvious the accuser has vested interest in muddying the water.	Your officers investigate, but with so much anti-Borg sentiment, it is difficult to tell the truth from the lies.
An Alliance Insured				AND		Suspicions toward the Borg have reignited and the problem only worsens with the sudden amassing of cubes at an abandoned Federation outpost. The Borg insist they are doing nothing abnormal, but Luther Sloane wants you to make sure of it.	Your crew heads to the outpost, cloaks your vessel and begins to investigate. It appears the Borg are strategizing how to best handle this rogue element and that perhaps they have their own reservations on trust.	Your crew heads to the outpost to investigate, but is quickly detected and caught by the Borg. The Borg Queen is indignant, asserting that the Federation's inability to trust makes it equally as untrustworthy.
Contentious Allies		AND		AND		The Federation's alliance with the Borg was always shakey at best, and now Admiral Forrest worries this new incident could destroy it altogether. He asks for your help in swaying public opinion.	Your officers plan out a publicity campaign, complete with stories of how the alliance has helped and interest stories to make the Borg seem less intimidating. You've asked Seven to speak at many civilian spaces and it seems to be helping.	Your officers attempt to compile a publicity campaign, but the public seems unreceptive. Their displeasure turns to terror when you invite a group of Borg to speak at a school on a Federation outpost.
Do Drones Dream of Assimilated Sheep?		OR		OR		Several of the rogue drones from the assimilated Voyager beam aboard a Federation starbase and begin assimilating people left and right. They prove to be resistant to most weapons. Phillippa Georgiou insists on a more scientific solution.	Your science and medical teams concoct a powerful sedative that successfully knocks out the Borg, though getting close enough to administer it may prove challenging.	Your science and medical teams struggle to concoct a powerful enough sedative, but they are overly eager to use it and end up using all of the prototypes with no success.
Half-a-Life				AND		Doctor Bashir enlists the help of your science and medical officers when a human who was rescued right in the middle of being assimilated by a rogue drone takes a turn for the worse.	Your medical and science officers help Bashir extract the partially entrenched nanoprobes, which seemed to have cease (sic) function shortly after injection, causing sepsis. After treating the infection, the patient begins to recover.	Your medical and science officers attempt to help Doctor Bashir, but you are unable to extract the partially-entrenched nanoprobes in time and the patient succumbs to septic shock.
Mass Assimilation	AND	AND	AND			Rumors begin circulating that the Borg have created a weapon the can assimilate massive groups and that this is the fate that has befallen Voyager. Leland sends you to investigate.	Your crew investigates and learns the Borg are just as confused by the assimilation of Voyager as you are. You can find no evidence of such a weapon.	Your crew investigates but is quick to be detected and trigger the ire of the Borg.
Tips for the Inhuman	AND	AND	AND			A few of the rogue drones secretly make their way onto a Federation outpost where you are docked and begin assimilating in secret. Luther Sloane asks you to handle them, but to do it quietly.	You take the first drone by surprise. Even though you try to subdue him in the hopes of maintaining good relations, he puts up a good fight and you are forced to kill him. You terminate the group of drones with no one else being the wiser.	You and your officers attempt to take the drones, directly, but they put of a better fight that expected and the fray that ensues gains the attention of other civilians, who are quickly set upon by the drones.

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