Warriors of the Klingon Empire come to drink and sing songs of past glory

Things you didn't know about Star Trek: The Next Generation

The following is a tidbit I found on the Internet from the ST: TNG Officer's Manual for the FASA Star Trek RPG.

"Imperial Klingon States

Not all the inhabitants of worlds formerly part of the Imperial Klingon Empire have gracefully abandoned their predatory ways. More than one member of the Klingon Imperial Navy has sought the refuge of deep space rather than submit to the common good of peace. Indeed, there are thousands of Klingon "refugees" living in the Imperial Klingon States, located in the Triangle Zone between the borders of the Alliance and the Romulan Star Empire. These dissidents gather in small groups to plot continued violence against the hated Federation and their so-called "traitorous" brethren who have joined the Grand Alliance. From their earliest days, the "neutral" Imperial Klingon States were a haven for disillusioned or frustrated glory-seekers from the old Empire. Recent migrations of ex-Imperial Klingons have brought the Imperial Klingon States much-needed manpower and combat-capable vessels, as well as the disturbingly deluded vision of the Klingons' supreme right of conquest and the necessity of war as the natural order of things."

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Permalink Reply by Kroux Sutai Drexa son of Koraxx on October 10, 2009 at 1:07am

So what of the QuchHa' Klingon's, do we stand and fight side by side with there Imperial Klingon brothers and sisters or are we relegated to nothing more then an embarrassment not to be spoken of, as Worf said to his Federation shipmate, " It is something we as Klingon's do not discuss with outsiders", to me that put us, the Klingon Augments, one the bottom of the social ladder as well as the Honor status compared to the Imperial Klingon's.
Perhaps I am wrong in my assumptions but I have played Fasa Star Trek RPG since it came out in 1982 and the Human-Fusions by there rules are considered lesser citizens of the Empire and must work twice as hard to acheave there goals. Honor, Status, and Glory come to us by sweet, blood, and ambition.

I've had 5 Kling on characters in ST-RPG all but one were Human-Fusions.

Kroux is one of them.

Permalink Reply by Martek Dok'Marr on October 11, 2009 at 10:55pm