Stream of Lives 2/Faction Missions

Stream of Lives 2 : Federation

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Damage Control	AND	AND	AND			Slaves rescued by the Federation are being found with significant combat injuries. It's clear most of them have never seen medical care after their time in the arenas. Establish emergency hospitals and triage the wounded.	Your medical crew rapidly deploys temporary hospitals across the planet at several of the prison sites. Several slaves at the brink of death will survive due to your fast action.	Your crew fails to coordinate and doesn't bring the medical supplies required to meet the demand. Although many wounded slaves are healed, several are lost from their injuries.
The End of Tradition			AND	AND		Several natives of 892-IV are starting fights in the streets with Federation members in protest of the gladiator arena's shut down. Lend support to resist these attacks without injuring anyone.	Your crew establishes security protocols that ensure the safety of every Federation member while minimizing injuries to potential attackers. Diplomats reach out to local leaders with hopes to reach a truce and cease the fighting.	The angered locals of 892-IV begin using guerilla tactics against Federation members, undermining their standard security procedures. Your crew decides to withdraw temporarily and rethink their approach.
Find the Lost			AND	AND		Some of Navaar's guards admit that combatant slaves have been kept in secret locations around the planet to avoid discovery. Kirk requests that your crew scan the planet to reveal the hidden prisons.	Despite some scrambling technology meant to disrupt sensor sweeps, your crew uncovers numerous slave quarters. After arresting the guards, they release the prisoners and arrange to send them home.	Hours of scanning produce few results. The prisons your crew can find have recently been emptied, suggesting the inhabitants are being moved around to avoid detection.
Follow the Money	AND	AND	AND			Despite the resources from the Orion Syndicate, Navaar could never have set up the gladiatorial broadcast without significant assistance. Scour her records for clues about who funds the operation.	Your crew easily cracks through the layers of encryption to reveal Navaar's payment ledgers. They find references to several Ferengi Traditionalists, as well as other infamous galactic capitalists. Shutting down the flow of money will be easy.	Stymied by Navaar's encryption, your crew can't manage to find any records that point to the financiers of the gladiator broadcasts. Hopefully shutting down the operation gives them the warning they need not to start another.
For Old Times' Sake		AND	AND			When Kirk first arrived on 892-IV, a group known as the "Children of the Son" helped him escape enslavement. He suggests you track down any surviving members that may be in hiding.	Your crew tracks down the grandson of Flavius Maximus, who says he'd heard stories about Kirk growing up. Although the Children have largely disbanded, he believes that several descendants are willing to help the Federation's cause.	Your crew uses Kirk's reports from his original encounter to track down the Children, but discover they've all since passed away. No remnants of the group remain, to Kirk's disappointment.
Hearts and Minds			AND	AND		Normally, the Federation wouldn't interfere in a local culture's traditions, but enslaving citizens from other planets has changed the rules. Hijack the arena broadcasts to send messages decrying slavery as a moral evil.	Your crew finds the station where they can tap into the transmission and change the message. They replace the fights with recordings of anti-slavery activists from across the galaxy.	Your crew attempts to switch the signal over to their own broadcast, but Navaar's system is one step ahead. It recognizes the tampering and locks down, blocking any potential future access. The only option now is turning it off.
Jailbreak Secrets				OR	OR	Analysis of the technology Navaar used to lock the combatant prisons reveals they operate based on a specific energy signature that only she knows. If you can determine the signature, freeing the prisoners will become much easier.	Rigorous testing by your engineering crew determines the precise energy signature for the locks. They blanket the planet with a broadcast of the signal, releasing masses of slaves all at once.	The exact energy signature needed proves too elusive for your crew, due it shifting at seemingly random times. Kirk proposes that it may be tied to Navaar's specific biology, so that you'd need her to find the key.
Pirate Radio		OR	OR			Uhura picks up a signal from the planet that's broadcasting severe anti-Federation messages, including instructions for violent resistance. Locate the source of the broadcast before anyone gets hurt.	Your crew tracks the signal to the home of a die-hard gladiatorial arena fan. He admits to sending the messages hoping to see the fights renewed. Your crew convinces him that the broadcasts put people in real danger, and he agrees to stop.	Your crew tracks the signal as it bounces between several repeaters, but never manage to find the origin. Federation members must have their guard up against attacks when on the planet's surface.

Stream of Lives 2: Klingon Empire

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Begin Anew			OR		OR	To ensure compliance, Navaar often erased the memories of the more rebellious Klingons. Now they wish to remember who they were. Restore the minds of the former captives.	Your medical crew finds that the technology Navaar used merely blocks the Klingons' memories, not erases them. Removing the blocks returns them to their former glory.	Your crew's first surgery to make a former captive whole goes awry, nearly killing the patient. The Klingons determine that reversing the process is too dangerous and set out to make new memories.
Eye for an Eye	AND	AND	AND			As the slaves are freed from their prisons, many of their guards flee the planet to avoid punishment. Kor requests assistance exacting vengeance to honor the fallen.	Your crew blocks the escape route of the fleeing ships, catching several of them in tractor beams. Kor and his crew offer their gratitude while sharpening their bat'leths, them beam aboard the slavers' ships.	In the chaos of releasing the slaves, your crew lets several ships slip past them to freedom. Kor expresses disappointment in their failure, but vows the hunt won't end here.
A Final Glory	AND	AND				As they're released, the Klingon slaves request to battle each other as free warriors to regain their honor. Although some may die, it would be better than returning home in shame. Help establish traditional Klingon battle pits.	Your crew adheres [to] the rules for honorable Klingon combat and provides several traditional weapons for the event. The rousing fights thankfully end in no deaths, but improved morale in all the former slaves.	DIALOGUE FAIL
Herald the Lost	AND	AND				Many of the Klingons captured by Navaar's slavers have been considered long dead by their families. It may be some time until the prisoners can return home, so they ask to get a message out that they still live.	Sensitive to the specifics of Klingon honor, your crew sends messages back the Klingon families that emphasize the slaves' victories in combat and struggles to stay alive. They're received well, with vows of vengeance send in reply.	Your crew mixes up several Klingons and tells the family of a fallen slave that they're still alive. The confusion creates enormous anger at your handling of the messages, convincing your crew to stop for now.
The Highest Betrayal				OR	OR	Documents discovered by escaping prisoners implicate the Duras Sisters in the enslavement of their fellow Klingons. Deliver this information to the proper authorities.	Your crew arrives at Qo'noS, implicating documents in hand. The Klingon High Council is alarmed by the revelation, but not necessarily surprised. A ship is dispatched to arrest the sisters.	En route to Qo'noS, unknown assailants attack your crew and the (sic) steal the documentation. Now, without any evidence the accusations against the Duras Sisters are baseless.
Permission for Peace			AND	AND		Navaar's guards wouldn't always allow gravely wounded Klingons to die in combat, but instead kept them alive for future broadcasts. Many will never be warriors again and request to be given an honorable death.	Although your crew finds the practice distasteful and won't participate themselves, they recognize this as a part of Klingon culture. They give the former Klingon slaves the tools needed to honorably end their suffering.	Your crew fails to understand the gravity of the request and try to convince the Klingons they can medically repair their injuries. Insulted by the suggestion, they demand to be left alone to find another way.
The Protection of Fiction	AND	AND	AND			It's more honorable for a Klingon to die in battle than allow themselves to be captured, but for the slaves on 892-IV the decision was not so clear. They request your assistance in absolving their houses of dishonor in the event of their rescue.	Your crew crafts a story of glory and struggle of survival through the harsh conditions of the gladiatorial arena. Framing the slavery in a more honorable way allows the survivors to come home as heroes.	Your crew lets slips [sic] that the rescued Klingons had been held captive as slaves, undermining any chance at honor. Those who survived will never trust the word of Starfleet again.
Trapped In-Between			AND	AND		Many Klingon slaves went unhonored when they died, which means their spirit has been unable to travel to Sto-vo-kor. Assist the survivors in performing the necessary rites.	Your crew joins the surviving Klingons in performing the rites for all those lost to the dishonorable enslavement. They're informed that they've been successful and that the spirits are now fighting the eternal battle.	Your crew fails to follow the specific instructions set out by the surviving Klingons, which interrupts the rites. Enraged by the dishonor, your crew is ejected and vengeance is sworn if they return.

Stream of Lives 2: Dominion

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Always an Opportunity			AND	AND		Although disturbed by the enslavement of Jem'Hadar, the Dominion appreciates good imprisonment technology when they see it. A Weyoun Clone requests that you recover some for them.	As your crew releases the enslaved prisoners, they gather some of Navaar's technology for the Dominion. Upon discovery, Weyoun expresses gratitude saying that he hopes to never use it on Starfleet members.	Your crew attempts to hide some of Navaar's technology to smuggle it off-planet, but are caught by Klingon former slaves. Concerned they'll be imprisoned again, they destroy the samples.
The Bill Comes Due	AND	AND	AND			The Founders seek compensation for their lost Jem'Hadar soldiers, but don't know who to approach for payment. They ask you to investigate whether Navaar had any business partners.	Sifting through Navaar's files takes time, but your crew manages to find a lead on some names. The Founders track down the partners to the Xanthan homeworld, and proceed to encourage them to pay fair compensation.	DIALOGUE FAIL
Fixed State			OR	OR		For her own protection, Navaar implemented the use of quantum stasis manacles on her Founder combatants. These prevented them from changing shape at will, until she desired. Find a method of unlocking the manacles.	Your engineers replicate the complex locking mechanism in the manacles and develop a multiphasic key for them. The enslaved Founders nod in gratitude as they return to their gelatinous state.	Attempts to remove the manacles result in a quantum shock to the Founder,nearly killing him. It's decided to wait before Navaar can be found before removing them.
A Likely Tale		AND		AND		A Breen is discovered among the freed slaves attempting to escape on one of the rescue ships. When questioned, they swear they were made to fight in the arena as well. The Founders request that you confirm this story.	None of the records kept by Navaar indicate the ownership of a Breen prisoner, however there are several mentions of Breen slaving raids. Your crew informs the Founders about the discrepancy, and they promise to handle the Breen themselves.	None of your crew's research finds anything notable, and so they can't disprove the story. The Founders promise to keep a close eye on the Breen from here on out.
No Rest for Weary			OR	OR		Ikat'ika believes that the enslaved Jem'Hadar must have become weak in their captivity and should be destroyed. Help the former slaves demonstrate their capabilities to keep them alive.	Your crew runs the Jem'Hadar through intense exercises intended to maximize their strengths. Ikat'ika comes away impressed with their skills and recommends promotions for them.	As Ikat'ika looks on, several of the Jem'Hadar collapse from the exertion. They claim its from the lack of ketracel-white, but Ikat'ika clearly doesn't believe it.
Supply Chain Logistics				AND		Jem'Hadar require ketracel-white for nourishment, of which The Vorta believe they are the sole supplier. However, clearly Navaar had some to keep her slaves alive to fight. A Weyoun clone requests that you uncover the source.	Your crew's investigation uncovers a secret deal between Navaar and a member of the Son'a for regular shipments of ketracel-white. The revelation dismays Weyoun and the Founders, who promise to exact revenge.	During your crew's investigation, they uncover evidence that a renegade Vorta was supplying the ketracel-white to Navaar. Afraid for the ramifications of revealing betrayal within the Dominion, they destroy the evidence and claim failure.
Top of the Heap			AND	AND		Despite allowing themselves to be captured, the freed Jem'Hadar managed to survive brutal combat over several months. The Dominion requests that you reward their battle prowess.	After several conversations with the surviving Jem'Hadar, your team determines the best reward for them is a position defending the Founders. They are all named Jem'Hadar First, and assigned their esteemed positions.	Your crew fails to do their proper research and just assume the surviving Jem'Hadar want more ketracel-white. They go through the extra supplies quickly and express disappointment at the lack of better recognition.
You Can Never Go Home Again	AND	AND	AND			One of the released slaves is a Founder, whose ability to shapeshift allowed domination in the arena. But prolonged absence from the Great Link has weakened her. Bring her home to be among her people.	Your crew provides a discreet receptacle for the Founder to return to her true state. She regenerates on the trip to the Founder homeworld, where she can return to the Link.	Your crew experiences several malfunctions on the way to the Founder homeworld, delaying the shapeshifter’s return to the Link. She experiences several disturbing psychological effects from the separation, which will take time to heal.