To The Limit/Faction Missions

To The Limit: Cardassian

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Taste of Glory	AND	AND	AND			Ziyal has seen a change in her people since the IFAC. Sure, some Cardassians have gotten over-competitive, but she also notes excitement over the games has united her people and given them joy. She wants to find a way to expand that beyond the IFAC.	You share the competitive sports histories of Earth and other Federation worlds with her. Together, you come up with ways to incorporate some of those ideas into Cardassia's own sports traditions, creating new games and leagues.	You and your away team meet with Ziyal, but struggle to come up with any concrete ideas.
A Wealth of Inspiration	AND	AND	AND			The way his people took to the IFAC seems to have been a surprise for Garak, who shares that it motivated him to create new uniforms for his people. However, trust for the simple tailor seems to run low and he asks you to help him.	Your away team sees one of Garak's prototypes and notes the effort and care he's put in. They use word of mouth to garner the interest of not only Cardassians, but other factions as well.	Your away team takes suggestions from Quark to promote Garak's uniforms, advice he provides as a price. Garak is made a laughingstock among his people.
All or Nothing	AND	AND				You receive a distress call from a reluctant Dukat, informing you that Cardassian athletes out for a training mission have disappeared and that he's pretty sure this rescuing everyone else business is your department as a member of Starfleet.	Using the data Dukat gave you, you pinpoint the athletes' last known location — a class-M planet on the outskirts of the quadrant - and head to the surface. You track them down and find them trapped in a cave. You rescue them and bring them home.	Your away team is unable to locate the missing athletes.
Distant Draft			AND	AND		There is disagreement on Cardassia Prime about recruiting from remote colonies. Some believe only athletes from the homeworld should represent the faction, while others believe everyone should have the chance. See if you can change some minds.	Your away team visits several remote colonies and finds multiple quality candidates. They take footage and information on these candidates bacj to Cardassia Prime, where several naysayers seem intrigued.	Any suggestions one way or the other are in vain as neither side seems ready to budge.
In the Ring			AND	AND		You hear of clandestine fight clubs, saying they are an offshoot of the IFAC and a way to settle disputes with fists. But when a match between a Bajoran resistance fighter and a Cardassian legate instigates an all-out brawl, you are asked to step in.	Your team observes these matches from the shadows, ensuring violence doesn't break out. They pick up on certain spectators using the match to stir dissent for their own amusement - or benefit. You call them out and they are ultimately chased off.	Qn visiting these clubs, your identity is quickly sussed out. The already tightly—wound spectators turn their intensity on your team.
Know Thy Opponent			OR		OR	A rumor has begun to circulate that the Obsidian Order has collected intel on athletes from opposing factions - especially ones it has an unfavorable opinion of - and using that intel for some unethical purposes. Investigate.	The Obsidian Order refuses to address the matter with you, so you are forced to investigate through other means. Ultimately you learn they have been constructing holographic opponents with this data, however they came by it.	While attempting to infiltrate the Obsidian Qrder's headquarters, your away team is chased off by a throng of holographic Bajorans.
The Outermost Reaches	AND	AND	AND			Several factions are disappointed venues in their area of space were not considered for use in the IFAC, including the Cardassians, who are convinced this is just another example of the Federation's hatred of them. Address their concerns.	Your away team hears the Cardassians' concerns, along with other factions. They convene a committee to select venues for next time, being sure to include at least one Cardassian representative.	When one of your team members lets slip how little they think of Cardassia Prime, the Cardassians' suspicions graduate to full outrage.
Tough Enough		AND		AND		The Cardassians are ready to ensure that the next IFAC is a true display of Cardassian strength and prowess, and they'll make it happen, no matter what. When rumors of their extreme methods reach Ziyal, she enlists your help.	Your team first tries to convince the Cardassians with simple diplomacy. When that fails, they move to use scientific evidence to show how these intense training methods actually produce worse competitors over time. Though stone—faced, they agree.	When your away team tries to give their input during an intense training session, a group of hulking Cardassian athletes surround them in an attempt at intimidation. It is highly effective.

To The Limit: Dominion

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
A Solid Shot	AND	AND	AND			The Female Changeling invites your team to visit a new training facility in the Gamma Quadrant. The Founders want to compete in the next competition, but they're struggling to understand the training conditions of solids - which is where you come in!	Your away team answers the changelings' questions and provides them with information on the living and training environments of many solid species, information which they use to tailor their training facilities.	Members of your away team are finding it too difficult to put themselves in the shoes of a species that is liquid by nature and for whom many everyday experiences of solid lifeforms would have to be explained.
Duplication on Demand	AND		AND			Several competitors have complained that the Dominion keeps sending the same competitors to each event. Whether they are clones or shapeshifters, it seems some intervention might be in order.	The Founders are outraged, feeling that as changelings, they are already unfairly maligned. However, after many discussions, you reach an agreement on rules that will satisfy all parties, knowing that the Founders do appreciate order.	Your away team's manner is considered disrespectful by one of the Vorta, who brings in a group of Jem'Hadar to force you to back down.
Keep You Strong				OR	OR	Many factions have already raised concerns regarding the Jem'Hadar's participation and their use of ketracel-white, each concern met with ready justification by the Founders. But an increased intensity among the Jem'Hadar have others wondering.	While the Founders are tight-lipped, your team uncovers the fact that the Jem'Hadar have actually had their ketracel-white portions restricted based on their performance- After threatening the Founders with a ban, they rescind the restriction.	Your away team's attempts to try and negotiate sentiments surrounding the Jem'Hadar and ketracel-white backfire, leading tensions between the Dominion and other participating factions to increase.
Liquifying the Competition			AND	AND		The Female Changeling laments that there were not more lifeforms like the changelings in the inaugural IFAC and asks if you might be able to do something about that the next time around.	Your away team evaluates possible events that would test the strength and ability of liquid and non-solid lifeforms specifically, as well as seeking out other species with a similar makeup to the changelings.	Your away team's suggestion that the Founders stick to aquatic sports is met with outrage and a series of insults aimed at solid lifeforms.
Participating Pieces	AND	AND	AND			As the Dominion has been prioritizing the Founders and the Jem'Hadar, other Dominion species resent not having the ability to participate in the IFAC. They petition for the opportunity to compete independently, a request the Founders oppose.	After several heated meetings, your away team manages to convince the Dominion to pursue a middle-of-the-road compromise, ensuring more participation from member species and providing opportunities for independent participation where necessary-	Members of your away team have earned the Dominion's ire when they bypass the Founders and begin registering Dominion species for independent teams.
Perpetual Potential	AND	AND	AND			Several teams have complained in the wake of the competition, insisting that several changelings cheated by shapeshifting mid-competition. The changelings take these complaints as a sleight against their unique abilities. Mediate this dispute.	After hearing out both sides and reviewing footage from the competition, such as a changeling sliding into the form of an Earth cheetah to win a race, your away team helps to set rules preventing any shapeshifting mid-event.	A member of your away team's poor handling of the discussion leaves the changelings outraged. They all shift into a herd of targ and chase your team out of the room.
Sport and Spirit			AND	AND		The Founders are impressed with the drive of so many of the participants' drive to better themselves and their skills, something they suspect might be a trait of solids. They ask your away team to help them understand this drive.	Your away team shares with them a variety of resources, from inspirational moments in sports history to interviews to even fictional sports media to even giving them a chance to speak with other athletes. They are grateful for the new understanding.	The Founders are left unimpressed by a member of your away team showing them Rocky with no context.
Working Order	AND		AND			The Founders have issued a very lengthy document on the ways they feel the IFAC could have been better run - from a long list of new rules to chapters on chapters of bad calls by referees. Help handle the heat from this poorly received document.	Your away team puts in the time to read the full document, then'summarlzes it for interested parties. You agree to convene a meeting with the Dominion and the event facilitators to ensure their concerns are addressed.	Communications mocking the Dominion's suggestions from a member of your away team are made public and the Founders are furious.

To The Limit: Section 31

Mission Name	1st Crew	2nd Crew	3rd Crew	4th Crew	5th Crew	Mission Text	Success	Failed
Falling from Glory		AND		AND		Some athletes from Starfleet have sustained long-term injuries from their participation in the games, threatening both their athletic and Starfleet careers. Bashir asks for your help.	Your away team investigates the venues as much as possible from a distance and relays the details back to Paris.	Your away team is unable to offer any constructive help.
Honor on Trial	AND	AND	AND			Accusations of cheating have been made against some Starfleet athletes. Sisko asks you to investigate these allegations and help devise a reasonable solution.	While your away team is able to disprove most of the allegations, some are revealed to be true. You meet with the IFAC organizers to determine appropriate punishment.	Your away team is unable to clear any of the allegations.
Mirror Match				OR	OR	Using data gathered during the IFAC, Section 31 engineers construct training holoprograms and bring in the crew they're based on to test them on. But the holoprograms turn on the athletes and the engineers, sealing the holodeck. Rescue those trapped!	Your away team manages to force their way into the holodeck, where they find the individual training holograms have combined into one monstrosity- You are able to fight it off and disable the holodeck, allowing everyone an escape.	Your away team is unable to gain entry to the holodeck.
Only the Best		AND		AND		Section 31 has identified some Starfleet personnel during the IFAC that they want to add to their ranks. The problem is, their candidates aren't interested. The Section 31 recruiters refuse to take no for an answer. Intervene before things get worse.	Your away team meets with the crew members who were approached. Naturally they're distrustful at first, but one by one, they open up to you. You help them get reassigned or connect them with others who can help them stand up to Section 31.	While reaching out to the candidates, you and your away team members are ambushed by Section 31 operatives, who threaten to break more than the code of conduct if you continue to meddle.
Scouting Ahead		AND		AND		Intel has come in regarding some new venues that may be used in the next IFAC and Admiral Forrest wants you to scout them out - off the record, of course.	Your away team tracks him down and manages to reasOn with him and convince him to let you aboard. After giving him a sedative, you learn he was injected with a compound during the program that had a negative neurological reaction.	Your away team is caught snooping on the new venues.
Uniting the Lost			AND	AND		Several individuals interested in competing are among the last of their species. Yet, they still wish to compete. However, some of them hail from opposing groups. Malcolm asks you to come up with a solution.	Your away team brings the group together and, after helping them work through their individual differences, unties them and helps them petition for their own team.	Your away team is unable to even get the team to all meet due to their past conflicts.
Unleashed	AND	AND	AND			An athlete who went into a specialized program following the competition has returned to duty - only to turn on his crewmates and rampage through his ship, ultimately fleeing in a shuttle. Find him!	Your away team seeks out new treatments for these injuries, as well as suggesting new policies and procedures during the games to prevent similar injuries in the future.	When your away team attempts to bring him in, he fires on you and escapes.
Unwaivering	AND	AND	AND			During and after the competition, murmurs of discontent rippled through athletes who are also Starfleet personnel. They insinuated that they were put through some rigorous training and evaluations that they feel go against their rights. Investigate.	The officers who performed these evaluations insist it is part of the responsibility of enlisted crew to be in peak shape and provide data useful to Starfleet. Your team works with representatives to ensure the rights of crew are protected.	The further your crew tries to dig into what happened, the more tight-lipped the officers involved become.