Shore Leave/Faction Missions

Shore Leave: Romulan Star Empire

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Question of Taste		OR	OR	OR		The proposed suites for the Romulan resort are spartan by most other species' standards. Send an away team to design more comfortable living quarters—but not so comfortable that the Romulans will reject them.	The away team's living quarter designs have fewer sharp edges and more lounge-worthy furniture than the original ones, but pay enough homage to Romulan architectural styles that the Romulans agree to use them.	The away team's living quarter designs are elegant and luxurious by human standards, but unpleasantly self-indulgent to the Romulans, who immediately scrap the designs.
An Air of Hospitality						Having claimed Benzar in the Dominion War, the Romulans are considering it as a resort location. First, though, they would need a self-contained atmosphere to make the resort's air breathable for non-Benzites.	The away team constructs a scale model of a potential resort on Benzar, featuring an ingenious forcefield around the perimeter which would allow guests to wander outdoors while still breathing safe air.	The away team's suggestion for a resort on Benzar is essentially a grounded space station, with no way for guests to enjoy the outdoors. Its security may appeal to Romulans, but is unlikely to attract other guests.
Brotherly Hate	AND					Senator Pardek is the loudest of several senators calling for Vulcans to be banned from any Romulan resort. Have an away team explain to him why excluding their distant cousins would be a poor diplomatic move.	The away team makes it very clear to Senator Pardek that if Vulcans are forbidden from entering the Romulan resort, no other Federation species will attend either. He gruffly withdraws his proposal.	The away team does their best to explain how Pardek's proposal will harm Federation-Romulan relations, but he remains adamant that allowing hated Vulcans into the resort is too much of a security risk to take.
Guarded Luxury	AND		OR			The Romulan Senate won't host a resort on Romulus itself, but they might be persuaded to do so on one of their other territories, if you can devise adequate security measures for the building and its grounds.	The away team's plan for resort security is so thorough that a Tal Shiar agent pulls them aside to commend its finer details. With the promise of such security, the Senate is more willing to fund a resort.	Even after a 2 hour presentation on the away team's security plans for the resort, many senators remain worried that guests could gain access to nearby Romulan outposts or ships. They remain locked in debate.
Medicinal Purposes		OR	OR			Romulan ale is sure to sell well at the Romulan resort, but there's a reason why it's illegal in the Federation. Have a team concoct a hangover cure so guests can enjoy this potent drink with gentler consequences.	Though no Romulans will stoop to using it themselves, the away team's hangover cure is a welcome remedy for every non-Romulan visitor to the resort who plans to try their famous Romulan ale.	The away team's hangover cure for Romulan ale is effective, but so foul-tasting that their volunteer test subjects say they were better off without it. The Romulans' guests will have to cope the old-fashioned way.
One for the History Books		AND	OR			As plans for the resort progress, some senators fear that this attraction, though a promising source of tourist funds, will be unsuitable for Romulans themselves. Provide a source of thoroughly Romulan entertainment.	The away team writes a holoprogram in which Romulans can lead their ancestors' settlement of Romulus and Remus. The team's attention to historical detail is enough to make any Romulan proud.	Digging through what public records they can find of Romulan pastimes, the away team learns a great deal about Romulan history and etiquette, but is still left puzzling over what exactly Romulans do for fun.
Parade Day	OR		OR			Commander Konsab is planning to conduct Romulan military drills within viewing distance of the resort, unless he can be persuaded that guests might see such drills more as a threat than a show.	Konsab seems eager to Intimidate guests with the Romulan military's strength, until the away team mentions that the Senate will blame him if the resort sees a drop in attendance and income. He decides to relocate his drills.	When the away team finishes describing how threatening Konsab's military drills might look to resort guests, the commander looks thoughtful, then smiles and replies, "Good."
Sand and Sky		OR	AND			Senator Tal'aura has reluctantly agreed to visit Risa and learn more about the benefits a resort could offer Romulus. Send an away team to help the skeptical senator enjoy herself enough to change her mind.	By the time the away team escorts Senator Tal'aura home from Risa, she is not only in favor of the resort, she is also planning a return trip with other senators to show them the appeal of such places.	The away team takes Senator Tal'aura to the brightest beaches and liveliest dance parties on Risa, which the business-like senator despises. She is even more opposed to funding a Romulan resort than ever.
Stratagems		AND				Any good resort needs entertainment, and the Romulans have taken a liking to the tactical game Strategema. Find a lineup of worthy players so the Romulans can host a tournament.	The away team rounds up an impressive array of Strategama champions, including a first level grandmaster. Assured there will be ample competition, Romulan organizers begin planning the tournament.	The away team can only find a few people interested in a Stratagema tournament, and Romulan players beat them easily within a couple of moves. Without decent competition, they lose interest in the tournament.
You Get What You Pay For	OR	AND				The Romulans have been approached by inveterate rogue Harcourt Mudd, who is offering to sell a shipment of polyduranide for an incredible price. Investigate the authenticity of this potential construction material.	Mudd's polyduranide shipment seems genuine at first glance, but the away team discovers that it has been mixed with a less durable alloy. Their analysis saves the Romulans from buying faulty construction materials.	When the away team doesn't find anything unusual about Mudd's polyduranide shipment, the Romulans buy it. By the time they learn that is has been mixed with a cheaper and weaker alloy, Mudd is long gone.

Shore Leave: Augments

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A New Leaf		AND	OR			Roga Danar was one of many people "enhanced" to be supersoldiers by the Angosians, only to be exiled when their war was won. There may be a home for Danar at the Augments' resort, if you can track him down.	The away team finds Danar working as a mercenary on a cargo freighter. They convince the weary ex-soldier that he could have an easier life at the Augment resort as a martial arts instructor instead of a wanted vagabond.	The away team begins tracking Danar on Angosia III, but they soon lose all traces of him. Even their most detailed scans are no match for a supersoldier who does not want to be found.
Casperian Holiday	AND	OR	AND			Although most Augments support the idea of a cavern resort site on Regula, a few are determined to keep the planet entirely to themselves. Stop them before they take over the resorts of Casperia Prime.	The away team intercepts the rogue Augments before they can launch their attack on Casperia Prime's sunny resorts. Left with no other choice, they agree to resume working on the new Augment resort on Regula.	A few of the Augments make it to Casperia Prime before the away team can capture them. Their attack wreaks havoc on many tourists' holidays, including those of several influential, displeased Starfleet officers.
Encore	OR	OR	AND			Unlike his gifted Augment siblings, Udar only has one enhanced ability: his sensitive hearing. Such a talent could make him an admirable musician, if he can be persuaded to believe in himself.	With the away team's encouragement, Udar develops an ear for the difficult Bajoran klavion. He is so filled with newfound confidence that he volunteers to perform an original piece at the Augments resort.	The away team convinces Udar to try his hand at a few musical instruments, but he can't find his footing with any of them. Udar will be left behind as his siblings showcase their talents at the Augment resort.
Heaven on Regula						Early tests of Project Genesis transformed a cavern on Regula into a garden paradise. Help the Augments expand the cavern network and its delicate, one-of-a-kind ecosystem to be the site of their new resort.	Thanks to the away team's scientific counsel, the Augments are able to expand the resort's cavern network while still maintaining its ecosystem. Lush plants soon flourish in the new caverns just as they did in the old.	As the away team helps the Augments expand the resort's cavern network, they accidentally destabilize the fragile ecosystem it holds. Construction must halt as the Augments tend to the dying greenery within.
Leaving the Nest		OR	OR	OR		Framing their resort as a place to rejuvenate and expand the mind, the Augments want to recruit other great creatives such as Leonardo da Vinci, if anyone can convince him to set foot outside his workshop.	Although da Vinci has had dangerous experiences in the 'new world', the away team reminds him of its many wonders. With the promise that they will be by his side, da Vinci agrees to visit the Augment resort and share his thoughts and inventions.	Having been taken to strange new lands against his will before, da Vinci is reluctant to leave the safety of his holographic workshop. When the away team tries to offer him a portable emitter, he chases them out.
Modern Art	AND	AND		OR		News of the Augments' resort has reached Moab IV, whose genetically enhanced inhabitants are interested in submitting an art exhibit to the resort, if their submissions can be safely smuggled off the planet.	Between the cover of night and some delicate piloting, the away team smuggled the Moab IV inhabitants' art submission to the Augments, who are delighted to have a new installation for their resort.	Martin Benbeck, one of Moab IV's leaders, catches the away team loading up a shuttle with the inhabitants' submissions. He drives them off, fearful that further contact with outsiders will destabilize his beloved colony.
Play Ball		OR		OR		Persis is working on a fast-paced new contact sport to be offered at the resort, but she needs more players to finish testing the rules. It'll take a hardy away team to keep up with a team of Augment players.	The away team's defeat of the Augment team inspires new plays for Persis' rulebook. Her new sport doesn't have a name yet, but it does have a tagline: "Even more dangerous than parrises squares!"	The away team is left gasping in the dust of the Augment team's victory at Persis's new game. She begins searching for more worthy players, still hoping to finalize the game's rules before the Augment resort opens.
Terms and Conditions	AND		AND			Several Starfleet officers are concerned that visitors to the Augment resort may be enhanced without their consent. Draw up a code of conduct to ensure that both Augments and guests treat each other respectfully.	The away team's code of conduct protects guests' privacy without assuming harmful intent on the Augments' behalf. The Augments hope that having such a fair code of conduct may improve Starfleet's opinion of them.	The Augments insist that the away team's charter favors their guests, while potential guests insist that it favors the Augments. No one will attend or work on the resort until it has a better code of conduct.
The Restless Mind	OR	OR				The brilliant but unstable Jack has asked to be a part of the Augments' new resort. He has intriguing plans for a science-themed activity center, but he'll need medical observation while he works.	The away team tells Jack that if he lets them keep an eye on him, they're happy to let him work. Surprised by their honesty, he cooperates, and comes up with a beautiful, science-themed wing for the Augment resort.	Jack immediately sees the away team's frequent check-ins on his project for what they are--surveillance. He becomes increasingly paranoid, and the away team is forced to return him to Starfleet for his own safety.
Unbowed	OR	AND	OR			After insisting that his people should be ruling other races, not catering to them, Khan Noonien Singh has disappeared. The other Augments fear he may violently sabotage the resort's construction if he is not found.	The away team finds Khan in a small shelter on the surface of Regula, not far from the planned resort site. It takes the entire team to subdue him, but they return him to the other Augments to be placed in custody.	The away team tracks Khan to the surface of Regula, but once there, they can find no further sign of him. Construction continues at a slow pace, as the Augments wait for Khan's next move with bated breath.

Shore Leave: Cardassian Union

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
All Things in Moderation	AND	OR				Several legates doubt that a frivolous tourist resort could benefit Cardassians themselves. It would take a thorough medical briefing to convince such austere soldiers of the value of rest and relaxation.	The away team demonstrates that moderate relaxation can improve Cardassians' quality of life - perhaps even extend their lifespans. Surprised but impressed, the legates withdraw their objections to the resort.	Although the away team's medical arguments are compelling, they can't convince the Cardassian legates to abandon generations of austere habits for the possible health benefits of a tourist resort.
Doctoring the Script		OR	AND			The Never Ending Sacrifice is arguably the greatest work of Cardassian literature, but not every tourist goes to resorts to read novels. Adapt this staggering epic into a manageable—and entertaining—play.	The away team takes this repetitive epic and turns it into a thrilling play of love, loss, and struggle against inexorable fate. The Never Ending Sacrifice may sell even better as a resort play than it did as a novel.	The away team's stage adaptation of The Never Ending Sacrifice is a long, repetitive affair that even the actors nearly sleep through. Such a play will do nothing to impress non-Cardassians with Cardassian culture.
Halls of Heroes		OR	OR	OR		Cardassia's Central Command wants murals of Cardassian history painted throughout the resort. They plan to include the invasion of Bajor, unless you can suggest a less brutal accomplishment to portray.	The away team makes a passionate argument for depicting Damar's rebellion, rather than the invasion of Bajor, in a resort mural. After some thoughtful consideration, Central Command approves this substitution.	None of the away team's suggestions compare to the grand conquest that the invasion of Bajor symbolizes to most Cardassians. The controversial mural will be painted in the resort as planned.
Insurance	OR	OR	OR		OR	The Cardassian Ministry of Justice wants tissue samples from all resort guests, supposedly to enable background checks. Investigate the Ministry to ensure that these samples would not be used for other ends.	The away team discovers that the Ministry of Justice plans to use visitors' tissue for genetic engineering. When they explain that no Federation citizens will visit under these conditions, and the Ministry agrees not to require tissue samples. [sic]	The away team's investigations uncovers [sic] a few suspicious reports, but they can't get to the bottom of whatever the Ministry of Justice is planning to do with future resort visitors' tissue samples.
Mind Palace	OR	AND				The Cardassian Union wants architect Tavor Kell to design the resort's central building, but his mind has been drained by years with his parasitic "muse," Onaya. Find a rejuvenating source of inspiration for Kell.	The away team takes Kell on a holodeck tour of architectural wonders--including some of his own past creations. Reminded of his passion for architecture, Kell begins drafting plans for the Cardassians' resort.	Nothing the away team says or shows to Kell inspires him to begin creating again. With their lead architect in a bleak, uninventive mood, the Cardassian Union may have to pick someone else for the job.
Pressure Points	OR		AND			Cardassian interrogators have an infamously detailed knowledge of many species' physiology. See if you can turn their considerable experience to therapeutic resort massages instead of torture.	The away team develops several relaxing massage techniques thanks to the input of Cardassian interrogators. A few of them are so delighted with the results that they begin considering a permanent career change.	No matter what the away team tries, any massage based on Cardassian interrogation techniques is more painful than relaxing. Cardassian officials quickly abandon this idea for their resort.
Reasonable Doubt		AND				The Cardassians want an enigma tale among their resort's holodeck programs, but since the genre requires that every suspect is always guilty, the program may not prove much of a challenge unless you can modify it.	The away team reworks the backstory of several enigma tale suspects, suggesting that they may, for once, be innocent. The holodeck program's added suspense will entertain Cardassians and other guests alike.	Despite hours of rewrites and tests, the enigma tale program's ending remains predictable and, for any non-Cardassians, very dull. The Cardassians will not sell many slots for this particular holodeck program.
Secure the Premises	AND	AND	OR			Cardassian engineers have installed a potentially lethal security system at the new resort to prevent any visitor infractions. Adapt this system to be less fatal, while still keeping sensitive areas secure.	The away team narrowly avoids bringing the security system's wrath down upon themselves, but they are able to reprogram it to favor loud warnings over agonizing punishments for any misbehaving tourists.	While trying to rewire the resort's over-vigilant security system, the away team violates its 'no rewiring the security system' protocol. They escape with ringing ears and an impressive amount of phaser burns.
The Tell	AND	AND				Although some Cardassians enjoy gambling, they have few original casino games of their own. Turn the Cardassians' love of filtering truth from lies into an entertaining game for their resort.	The away team's betting game, "Four Lies and a Truth," becomes so popular that local restaurants begin hosting it before the resort's construction is even finished. It's sure to attract many tourists.	When the away team tries to come up with a game for sifting truth from lies, they can't even find the truth themselves. The Cardassians won't have any intriguing new games to offer resort visitors.
Wheeling and Dealing	OR	OR				Ferengi traders have offered to supply dabo tables for the resort at a shockingly reasonable price, but many Cardassian leaders are uninterested in this mindless game. Convince them that dabo is worth including.	By the time the away team is done explaining the strategy and statistics behind dabo, the Cardassians buy several dozen tables for their resort. Perhaps dabo is not as mindless a pasttime [sic] as they had thought.	The away team's discussion of the profits of gambling sounds like more Ferengi trickery to the Cardassians' ears, and they refuse to buy any dabo tables at all, leaving them with a rather bare casino.