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Dragon Dronet

Dragon Dronet is a prop maker, property master, specialist for weapons, and occasional actor who made props like weapons, tools and miniatures, for , , , , and . He received no credit for his work. In addition, he appeared in as a Klingon in the trial scene and as a Klingon in an episode of Deep Space Nine.
For Star Trek: Generations, he created engineering tools, tricorders, a Klingon dagger, and communicators. For First Contact, he made phaser rifles and Worf's Klingon weapon. 
Dronet made props for films such as (1990), (1990), (1992), (1995), (1996), (1997), and the short film Razor Sharp (2006) and , , Space Rangers, , Babylon 5, and Earth 2.
As an actor he was featured in (1982, with stunts by Tony Brubaker), in (2001, starring David Warner, Cary-Hiroyuki, Erick Avari, Eileen Weisinger, and Kevin Grevioux), as a Predator in the short film Batman: Dead End (2003, with Scott Leva and Andrew Koenig), the action film Shira: The Vampire Samurai (2005), (2008), an episode of True Blood (2009, with Michelle Forbes), and the comedy Did You See That? (2009).
Dronet also worked as costumer on the science fiction short film Bohemibot (2009) and on the science fiction short film O2 (2009), created special effects for (2011, with action coordinator James Lew), and was associate producer on the short film The Sun Devil and the Princess (2012, with Tony Todd and Yoshio Iizuka).
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Draken IV

Draken IV was the inhabited fourth planet in the Draken system. This system was located within Sector 2158 of the Beta Quadrant. 
In the 2360s, this planet was home to a Starfleet base, and it was located near the Romulan Neutral Zone. Ancient Romulan ruins were located on this planet.
In 2369, Romulan Sub-Commander N'Vek, who was assisting in the defection of Vice-Proconsul M'ret, intended to deposit the Romulan official and his aides on Draken IV.
The following year, an archaeological site located on Draken IV was suggested as a possible raiding target for the band of mercenaries operating under Arctus Baran. Starfleet Command anticipated that Baran might attack this planet so a Federation starship was sent to this planet to intercept his ship. ()
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Draken system

The Draken system, also known as the Drayken system, was an inhabited planetary system. The system consisted of the primary Draken and four planets, including Draken IV. This system was located within Sector 2158 of the Beta Quadrant.
== History == 
In 2257, during the first , this system was occupied by the Klingons. () 
In the 2360s, this system was home to a Starfleet base. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . It was located near the Romulan Neutral Zone. () 
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. The Draken system was in or near to space claimed by the Romulan Free State. ()
In 2401, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
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=== Background information ===
A depiction of this system was seen in an okudagram seen on the bridge of the in . This graphic was put up for auction in 2018. 
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 45) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), in the distant past, about two thousand years ago, this system was a stop on the Debrune trade route.
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Dramatis Personae (ML) (podcast)

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:Things are tense on Deep Space 9. Everyone is talking about choosing sides between Commander Sisko and Major Kira. Meanwhile, they are actually leading opposing sides! The only ones acting normal are Odo and Quark. Could all of this weirdness have to do with that Klingon who beamed aboard right after blowing up his ship and right before dying? Did THAT have to do with the psychic orbs his crew was researching? How will this play out? Hang on to the heaviest piece of cargo you can find! We are putting in the Mission Log.
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Dramen star system

The Dramen star system was an inhabited planetary system located in a sector of the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This system had at least two planets, populated by the Dramen, a spacefaring humanoid species. A remote system, Starfleet ships visiting it were out of communications range with the Federation.
Planets inhabited by the Dramen were Dramia and Dramia II. The latter was mostly abandoned after a plague struck around 2251.
In 2270, this system was visited by the , where the system was noted to be located beyond the range of subspace communications with Starfleet. While investigating the system, Spock noted that "the historical records of this solar system are spotty, at best, going back 19 years. Mostly, they're technical data, meteor showers, s, radiation reports." ()
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Dramia

Dramia was a inhabited planet in the remote Dramen system. The planet was located in a sector of the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was inhabited by the Dramens, a spacefaring humanoid species. Landmarks included the Hall of Justice. 
In 2270, the delivered a shipment of medical supplies to Dramia. Prior to its departure, the Enterprises chief medical officer, Leonard McCoy, was arrested for the wanton mass murder of the colonists of Dramia II in 2251. He was later released and honored in a series of ceremonies for his significant achievements in the field of interstellar medicine. This followed the discovery of the cure of the plague responsible for killing the inhabitants of Dramia II. ()
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Dramia II

Dramia II was the second planet in the Dramen system. The planet was located in a sector of the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was inhabited by several hundred Dramens, but almost abandoned after a plague in 2251. 
A gray planet with gray skies, it was characterized by flat terrain broken up by rocky outcroppings, and small shrubs with spiral branches. It contained large caves with dripping stalactites.
In 2251, Dramia II was visited by Leonard McCoy, who was the head of a mass-inoculation program on the planet. While on Dramia II, McCoy saved a Dramian colonist named Kol-Tai from a of the Saurian virus. Shortly after McCoy departed, the colony was hit by an auroral plague. The Dramens believed there were no survivors, though there was one, Kol-Tai. McCoy was blamed for their deaths.
However, a few Dramens continued to live on the planet. These were inhabitants that had been away at the time of the plague, and upon returning to find that their families had succumbed, chose to live on the planet in desolation.
In 2270, McCoy returned to the system and was arrested and charged for the mass murder of Dramia II's inhabitants. His ship, the Enterprise, investigated Dramia II, finding that the remaining Dramens now present did not like outsiders, even other Dramens. They were clothed in rags and dwelt in caves. 
McCoy later found an antidote for the plague and was cleared of all s. ()
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Drayan

The Drayan people were a humanoid race from the Delta Quadrant planet Drayan II. made first contact with the species at their homeworld in 2372. They were lead by the First Prelate.
== Biology ==
In appearance, they were humanoid with only a scaly, triangular patch at the center of their hairline to differentiate them from Humans.
However, their biology was much more unusual. They were created with an energy in their bodies that remained cohesive for a limited number of years and then was released, causing them to seemingly vanish. By that age, they also became confused, although this was considered benign as near death they reached a stage of complete innocence. Their aging process was also reversed, so that their elders appeared to be children (and these elders, perhaps due to their confusion, also referred to each other as such).
Near the end of their lives, which might last as long as 94 years, they felt a powerful instinct to visit a cave on one of their outermost moons, and they went to die there, to rejoin, as they believed, the infinite energy existing there.
== History and culture ==
Once brilliant scientists and engineers, ultimately their technology became more important than the people, so a few generations before the 2370s, they underwent a reformation. As a result, they withdrew into their own system and hardly ever made contact with other species. As of 2372, they had not made contact with other species for several decades. However, that year they allowed not only a visit but also to scout Drayan II's moons for mineral deposits.
They believed that the body was merely a reflection of a higher existence that this higher plane was more important than their attachment to their brief corporeal existence, however real it seemed. They put this belief into practice with their death rites.
They believed that they were created, and that the very first spark of life occurred in a cave on one of the outermost moons of their homeworld, in a cave still containing the first spark of energy. They felt an urge to return there near the end of their life, to rejoin this infinite energy. This process was known as the final ritual.
Many Drayans wore drab clothes and many covered all exposed skin with a thin black veil, although members near death did not. ()
A book with the Drayan symbol was among several others in Gwyndala's library on when she tried to identify the spiral she saw in a vision. ()
File:Tressa.jpg|Tressa, an elderly Drayan female (2372)
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File:Drayan death cave.jpg|The cave in which Drayans died
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Draylax

Draylax was an inhabited planet in the Draylax system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was the homeworld of the Draylaxians. 
It was located on the 22nd century trade routes of the Earth Cargo Service; for example, it was one end of the Draylax-Vega colony-run. ()
's helmsman, Ensign Travis Mayweather, visited Draylax once aboard his family's cargo hauler, the . He confirmed surreptitiously that Draylaxian women were endowed with "three...", and claimed to have had "firsthand, secondhand, and thirdhand" experience. ()
A popular alcoholic beverage from the planet was Draylaxian whiskey, considered "one of the galaxy's real pleasures" by Captain Keene. ()
In 2152, used Draylax in a game of that Jonathan Archer forced him to play in order to keep Trip awake while they awaited rescue on the Torothan homeworld. ()
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Draylax system

The Draylax system was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a primary and the planet Draylax, which was the home of the Draylaxians. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of the Draylax system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This planet's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Draylax was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, the location of Draylax was labeled on a star chart that was seen on the 's bridge viewscreen. The chart was used to show the location of the combined Starfleet-Borg armada and where it needed to go to face a galactic-level threat. ()
Later that year, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
In 3190, the location of Draylax was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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Draylaxian

Draylaxians were a species from the Alpha Quadrant. They were native to the planet Draylax. 
In the sweet spot aboard the starship in 2151, Commander Charles Tucker III asked helmsman Ensign Travis Mayweather, who had visited Draylax once aboard the , if a certain rumor he had heard about D'raylaxian women was true. Mayweather confirmed the rumor, indicating that Draylaxian women did indeed have "three'" of something. He went on to claim to have had "firsthand, secondhand, and thirdhand" experiences with Draylaxian women. ()
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DreamWorks

DreamWorks is an American film production and distribution studio. Founded in 1994 by , , and , the studio is now a part of Paramount Pictures. It handled the international distribution of 's .
DreamWorks has produced or distributed many feature films in association with Paramount, even prior to Paramount's acquisition of the company in 2006. Among the films for which the studios have collaborated are Saving Private Ryan, Paycheck, Collateral, War of the Worlds, Dreamgirls, Over the Hedge (featuring the voice of William Shatner), Shrek the Third, and Transformers (scripted by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci). Upcoming collaborations include When Worlds Collide and Shrek Goes Fourth.
Other films produced and/or distributed by DreamWorks include Amistad, (1999), Galaxy Quest (1999), (2000), Cast Away, (2000), Gladiator, (2000), Shrek, A Beautiful Mind, (2002), (2002), (2002), (2002), Seabiscuit, (2004), (2004), Memoirs of a Geisha, Flags of Our Fathers, Letters from Iwo Jima, and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
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Dreams Die

Friends and other strangers!
== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* The fifth and final version of the DC Comics TNG timeline was printed in this issue.
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
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** Deryl Skelton (interior art)
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** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Peter Krause and Terry Pallot (cover art)
* Editor: Margaret Clark
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Dreamworld

== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Bob Rozakis
* Artists:
** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Agustine Mas (letter art)
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=== Characters ===
; James T. Kirk : Starfleet rear admiral.
; Spock : Vulcan, senior officer aboard the .
; Leonard McCoy : Starfleet surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Starfleet captain of engineers.
; Uhura : Starfleet communications officer
; Hikaru Sulu : Starfleet commander.
; Pavel Chekov : Starfleet security officer.
Drednok

Drednoks or Dred-units were sentient artificial lifeforms created by the Vau N'Akat during the 25th century.
== History ==
The Vau N'Akat Lorekeeper was a white Drednok who was described as being barely more than a library with legs. ()
Many Drednoks were used and destroyed during the Vau N'Akat civil war. ()
When the emerged over Solum from an unstable wormhole in the 25th century, a squad of Drednoks forced their way aboard and captured it and its crew.
After the Protostar was lost in the past, the Order sent one hundred Drednoks to accompany their one hundred soldiers in pursuit, although only two made it through with their Drednoks. () was destroyed by the Unwanted () while was later destroyed by Murf. ()
The Diviner was able to use the vehicle replicator on the Protostar to create a copy of his Drednok. However, this Drednok was destroyed by Gwyndala and after the ship's destruction because of a temporal anomaly was averted, he was left only partially constructed. Nevertheless, the Diviner was able to use Drednok to send a message to the Protostars crew. ()
A Drednok was in command of the Rev-1 when it attempted to destroy the and the Protostar using Asencia's new temporal weaponry. This Drednok was destroyed along with his ship by Nova Squadron. ()
While on a rescue mission for the young Protostar crew, The Doctor fooled a Drednok on a ship in orbit into letting him, Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway, Captain Chakotay, and Wesley Crusher pass by modulating his voice so that The Doctor sounded like another Drednok. ()
Several Drednoks under the command of Asencia took part in the Battle of Solum in 2384 but Ilthuran, the younger version of the Diviner from this timeline, held them back. ()
== Technical data ==
Drednoks normally had a humanoid form with elongated arms and legs. There were two retractable tentacles attached to their backs that ended in manipulator claws similar to those found on the s. A holographic projector was incorporated into the left palm. They could transform to disguise themselves as common objects, such as a table, or into a spacecraft capable of transporting a single person. They were impervious to type 2 phaser fire. They are also programmed for the translation of other languages.
In combat, Drednoks shifted into a four-legged form that allowed them to run extremely quickly, climb sheer surfaces, and leap long distances. They could transform one or both of their arms to form a large phaser cannon powerful enough to threaten a starship. When firing at full power, Drednoks needed to anchor themselves to the ground with their dorsal tentacles. ()
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All Drednoks currently shown on screen have been voiced by Jimmi Simpson.
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Drednok (The Vindicator)

Drednok was an artificial lifeform who served The Vindicator during the late 24th century. This Drednok was characterized by his unique bronze coloring which set Drednok apart from the rest of his race.
== History ==
Constructed on Solum in the 25th century, Drednok was paired with the Vau N'Akat operative and sent on a Rev-12 type alongside one hundred other pairs through a temporal anomaly by The Order. Their mission was to recover the and the living construct after he was lost somewhen in the past as it was integral to the Order's plot against the Federation.
The team managed to survive the collapse of the wormhole and ended up in the Alpha Quadrant in 2381. As the Vindicator infiltrated the ranks of Starfleet under the disguise of the Trill Ensign "Asencia", Drednok was hidden as a piece of furniture. ()
In 2384, Drednok, who was hidden as a table in Asencia's quarters onboard the , was activated by his partner after the near-destruction of the Protostar. ()
Drednok was present when Gwyn attempted to convince Solum's ruling council of the Federation's peaceful intentions. He displayed a holographic image of the destroyed future Solum for the council as a part of Asencia's argument that Gwyn and the Federation couldn't be trusted. ()
After Asencia captured Ilthuran, Drednok stood guard over him. ()
Following the capture of the Protostar crew, Drednok stood behind Asencia as she broadcast a message on all subspace frequencies, revealing the capture of the "spies" and challenging Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway to come herself to rescue the crew. Drednok was also present at Asencia's attempted execution of the Protostar crew and stood guard outside before being drawn away by an alarm. ()
During the final battle for Solum, Drednok was destroyed by Murf while trying to stop Dal R'El and Jankom Pog from sending the Protostar back in time to fix the universe. The Mellanoid slime worm managed to drop Drednok into a pit of gathering temporal energy while tearing off his head. When Murf reappeared, he was carrying Drednok's severed head while Jankom Pog had earlier warned that the temporal energy that Drednok fell into would "scatter your particles to the next century." ()
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Drema V

Drema V was the fifth planet in the Selcundi Drema system. This planet was located in the Selcundi Drema sector, a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. 
All five planetary systems in this sector were prone to geological instability, but this planet was the most extreme example of the five, having shattered some time in the 150 years prior to 2365, forming an asteroid belt which contained traces of illium-629. The planet's destruction was due to the high concentration of dilithium crystals on the planet, which caused a piezoelectric effect due to the unusual lattice pattern in which they were growing. In 2365, the became the first manned vessel to investigate the remains of this planet. ()
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Dress uniform

A dress uniform was a variant of a standard uniform often worn for special occasions and formality, such as courts martial, delivering s, dinner parties, funerals, greeting of ambassadorial delegations and heads of state, and weddings.
They were known for causing discomfort when worn. (; )
Ensign Beckett Mariner once chided Brad Boimler for wearing his dress uniform during an envoy mission, stating "Ooh, nice dress uniform. You getting married after this?" ()
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*Bajoran dress uniform
*Starfleet dress uniform
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Drew Geraci

Drew Geraci is a artist. He has worked for DC and Marvel Comics since the late 1990s as an inker. He graduated from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and soon joined the comics industry. Some of the comics he has inked include Gen-13, Sojourn, Birds of Prey, and 52.
In 2008, he assisted with the inking on part 4 of IDW Publishing's miniseries Star Trek: Year Four - The Enterprise Experiment.
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Drew Howerton

Drew Howerton is the actor who appeared as an unnamed steward in the first season episode .
Howerton acted in (2000, with Marnie Mosiman, Sierra Pecheur, and Cristine Rose). Howerton was also a castmember on with Todd Babcock.
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Drew Renkewitz

Drew Renkewitz is an actor and stuntman who appeared as an Equinox officer in the fifth and sixth season episodes and .
Renkewitz was also featured in an episode of (2000, with Efrain Figueroa) and had supporting roles and stunt parts in (2000, with Michael Owen, Lois Hall, Scott Burkholder, Timothy Olyphant, Tim de Zarn, John Carroll Lynch, Ken Jenkins, Brian McNamara, and Brad William Henke), the drama The Visit (2000, with Tim de Zarn, Jordan Lund, Efrain Figueroa, David Clennon, and John Thibodeau), the independent film Ed and Bet (2000), (2001, with Antony Acker, Suzanne Bianqui, Mark Barrett, Woody Bosco, LaFaye Baker, Tim Rigby, Bridgett Riley, and Geneviere Anderson), the action drama Fighting Irish (2003), and the comedy My Suicidal Sweetheart (2005).
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