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Research Partners: Federation
| Mission Name | 1st Crew |
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Mission Text | Success | Failed |
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| A Spoonful of Sugar |  AND  |
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Doctor Crusher comes up with a set of placebo vials designed to look like the hypospray injections Mirror Phlox is giving his research subjects. Sneak into the Terran laboratory and switch the hypospray vials. | You and your away team manage to swap the vials without Mirror Phlox noticing. Your team turns over the vials they switched out to Doctor Crusher for further research. | Your team fails to successfully make the switch and Mirror Phlox catches you in the act. Furious, he threatens to inform Emperor Spock, or maybe he'll just give your team a time out in the agony booths. | ||
| Going Somewhere? | AND |
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In order to restrict the movements of the Terran Empire research team, Data has been evaluating methods of disrupting their transporter. However, he needs your away team to beam aboard the Terran vessel first to place a device on the console itself. | Your away team is able to beam aboard the Terran vessel while your own ship is cloaked nearby, put the device in place, and escape before the Terran crew has time to react. | Your away team is caught attempting to beam aboard the Terran vessel and your cloaked ship nearby is discovered. The furious Terrans inform your crew that they'll let Emperor Spock decide your fates–after you've all spent time in the agony booths. | |
| Holographic Interference |  AND |
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There is much concern surrounding Phlox's experiments, as well as interest in it. Voyager's EMH proposes a middle-of-the-road solution: find a way to get him aboard the Terran vessel on which Phlox is working so he can access the relevant data. | Your away team manages to hack the Terran ship's computer and transfer Voyager's EMH. The Doctor downloads the Terran data stored locally and subsequently alters what is left behind in an attempt to throw the Terrans off-course. | Your away team appears to be successful at hacking the Terran ship's computer, but when they attempt to transfer Voyager's EMH back, the Terrans open a comm channel and thank you for your contribution. They'll be reprogramming him shortly. | ||
| Let My Subjects Go | |
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Under the guise of security detail, Odo has been passing information back to Starfleet regarding Phlox's experiments. Judging from his reports, now may be a good time to set the research specimens Phlox has "acquired" free. | Taking cues from Odo's observations, your away team manages to rescue the surviving research subjects that Phlox had been holding. They are both grateful and still in shock at what a narrow escape they made from sure death. | Your away team is unable to rescue the surviving research subjects. When one of your team members tries to make contact with Odo, his cover is blown as well. | |
| What Lies Beneath | |
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Troi is horrified by the types of experiments that Phlox is conducting. Still, she expresses a desire to understand. Phlox, for his part, doesn't want the Betazoid near him or his team. Troi enlists your crew to get her close to the research team. | Having created a skilled disguise, your away team manages to sneak Troi aboard the vessel with you. While she later informs you that she was able to read their thoughts, she laments that she still cannot understand the Terran mindset. | Your away team is unable to create a good enough disguise to hide Troi's true identity and thus are unable to get her aboard the Terran vessel, let alone close to Phlox's team. |
| Working Together | AND |
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Captain Janeway, having experience blending two very different crews, steps in, offering to help make the research pairing go more smoothly. While she's meeting with Phlox, slip into his lab and remove some of the equipment. | While Janeway is holding a meeting with Mirror Phlox and his team, your away team manage to make their way into his lab undetected and come away with some interesting pieces of Terran technology. | Your away team is caught trying to slip into Mirror Phlox's laboratory. Phlox is furious, calling out the entire Federation's "efforts" as a ruse. |
Research Partners: Terran Empire
| Mission Name | 1st Crew |
2nd Crew |
3rd Crew |
4th Crew |
5th Crew |
Mission Text | Success | Failed |
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| Breaking the Code | AND |
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Hearing about the advancements of Federation medical technology, Mirror Phlox insists you and your away team get a Starfleet Medical DNA Code Analyzer for him to prove just how serious you are about this partnership. | Your away team slips into Starfleet Medical and manages to make off with several DNA Code Analyzers for Mirror Phlox and his team while avoiding detection from Starfleet Security. | Attempting to break into Starfleet Medical, your away team is caught by Starfleet Security, with a court martial likely in the future. | |
| Getting a Tune-Up | AND |
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"Smiley" O'Brien has been brought in to repair several pieces of damaged equipment. With the Federation now serving as research partners, he requests your away team gather parts for him. | You and your away team manage to round up the necessary parts requested, which O'Brien uses to not only repair, but improve, the Terran vessel's lab equipment. | Your away team is unable to locate the necessary parts, and not only that, but your chief engineer brings it to your attention that you may have been tasked with more than just items for "basic" repairs. | ||
| Maintaining the Integrity | |
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Mirror T'Pol has been assigned security detail at the lab where Phlox is working but has expressed some frustration. She says some of the research samples have escaped and she would like help securing the lab. | Your security officer helps T'Pol secure the lab while the remainder of your away team helps round up the escaped research samples. | The research samples have run amok on the Terran vessel. Your away team can neither secure the lap nor retake the research samples, leaving your team only the option only {sic} of escaping via shuttlecraft. | |
| Missing in the Reflection | OR |
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Some races no longer exist in the Mirror Universe and it is those races Phlox is interested in getting his hands on. Mirror Stamets enlists your away team's help in finding diverse research samples from some of these extinct races for them. | You and your away team manage to round up some reluctant samples of extinct races from prison populations within the Federation. | You and your away team are unable to gather any research samples for the Terran Empire, and actually trigger the concerned interference of higher-ups within the Federation. |
| Sleeping Sound | |
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Mirror McCoy suggests that the technology involved in Federation stasis chambers might give them some insight into how one might go about "pausing" biological processes. Obtain a stasis chamber for research purposes. | Having successfully obtained a stasis chamber, your away team gets it aboard the Terran research vessel, though not without a struggle. Once he has the chamber, McCoy then wonders which member of your team might be a willing test subject... | Your away team obtains a stasis chamber, but are unable to get it aboard McCoy's vessel without damaging the unit beyond repair. McCoy wonders if this is clumsiness or a thinly veiled attempt at sabotage. | |
| Those Fated to Survive | AND |
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The temporal crisis has brought together members of the Terran Empire who are fated to die untimely deaths. They are desperate to avoid such fates, maybe with Phlox's research. Georgiou suggests a colosseum-style battle, with your crew overseeing it. | Your away team provides security for the brutal colosseum-style battle, with the caveat that there be no killing in the arena. Georgiou reluctantly agrees, but the battles are still rather gruesome to behold. | Your away team provides security and attempts to prevent killing within the arena, but is unsuccessful, with each battle ending in the death of one, if not both, opponents. |