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Executor

**Executor** is a rank and title bestowed upon some Protoss. The title is most famous for being the one given to the leader of the Khalai's Templar Caste, who serves out of the Citadel of the Executor. Many of those who held this office were made into Purifiers, and those Purifiers were still referred to by the title "Executor".

However, the title truly only means that the Protoss has been given command of a number of Protoss forces. In this sense, the term is used as a lower-rank by the Khalai, and and is also used by the Tal'darim,the Ihan'rii, and other sects of Protoss.

Executors, of any kind, rarely take the field of battle. However, they do have special armor crafted for them should the need arise.

## Notable Executors

### Executor of the Templar

* Adun
* Selednis
* Tassadar
* Zoranis

### Lower-Ranking Executors

* Amur
* Damiarch
* Nyon

## Source

Executors are derived from *Starcraft*. For canon information, please visit the StarCraft Wiki.
Djancaz-Bru

**Djancaz-Bru** was a goddess worshipped by Sebaceans across six worlds. They built temples in her honor, and conquered worlds in her name. According to legend, one day she rose up and destroyed all six worlds. The last warrior, as he lay dying, asked, "We gave you everything, why did you destroy us?"

The goddess answered, "Because I can."

The moral of the story is a subject for much debate amongst scholars, however many believe it was a story told to keep Peacekeepers from holding any spiritual or religious beliefs.
Devidians

The **Devidians** were a shapeshifting species native to Devidia II. Devidians lived out of phase with most other lifeforms of the Prime Reality -- with a positive phase variance of 0.004. They were also capable of time travel.

Physically, Devidians appeared somewhat humanoid. They did not have any visible eyes, but had an orifice similar to a mouth located on their foreheads.

Devidians devoured neural energy for nourishment. Though they could glean this energy from any sapient species, humans provided the best "meal." In one instance, Devidians traveled through time to San Francisco in the 19th century -- using a cholera outbreak to hide the deaths resulting from their activity. Unbeknownst to the Devidians, this was part of a predestination paradox and this temporal incursion would be stopped by the crew of the USS *Enterprise*-D. They would also use a photon torpedo to destroy the cavern where the Devidians accessed their time portal.

## Source

The Devidians are derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Atomic Spectrum Analysis

**Atomic Spectrum Analysis** is a program that enables a computer to determine the elements, minerals, and alloys present within any object -- of any size -- that it scans. Zen routinely ran these analyses on objects the *Liberator* encountered in space, which allowed it to note the absence of herculanium in the main drive stabilizer unit on Crandor.

## Source

Atomic spectrum analysis is derived from *Blake's 7*.
Garrett Hamilton

**Garrett Hamilton** was an anthropologist from the University of Michigan. He was one of many experts who was interviewed on "Alien Visitation".

Hamilton believed that the arrival of extraterrestrials was a positive event for the future of humanity. He was amazed at the abilities of the crew of *Moya*, though concerned that Chiana seemed troubled.

## Source

Garrett Hamilton is derived from *Farscape*.
Gomtuu

***Gomtuu*** -- also known as "Tin Man" (by the United Federation of Planets) and "the **Star Creature**" (by the Romulan Star Empire) -- was the last remaining member of a species of living spaceships, very similar to Leviathan biomechanoids. Though *Gomtuu*'s origins are unknown, many believe he came from outside the Milky Way -- while others argue that the clear similarities between *Gomtuu* and Leviathan biomechanoids indicate that it originally came from the Delta Quadrant.

*Gomtuu*'s interior consisted of rooms and corridors, with gravity and atmosphere to support a humanoid crew. Its interior was capable of shifting and changing nearly instantly in order to accommodate the needs of those on board. *Gomtuu* was possessed a biomechanical warp drive, and was also capable of transporting crew and equipment as well as defending itself with a force field and by releasing an energy wave. *Gomtuu* was also psionic and capable of telepathy over vast distances -- even light years.

## History

Around 9,000 BCE *Gomtuu*'s original crew was killed when radiation managed to penetrate its force field and kill the entire crew. *Gomtuu* began to wander the universe, searching for others of its kind. Eventually, *Gomtuu* decided to end its own life by orbiting the star Beta Stromgren shortly before it went into a supernova.

In 3366 CE, the Vega Nine probe detected *Gomtuu* in orbit around the star -- alerting the Federation to its existence at roughly the same time the Romulan Empire became aware of it. When traditional methods of communication failed, the Federation sent their flagship, the USS *Enterprise*-D to bring the highly telepathic Betazoid Tam Elbrun to make contact.

Elbrun warned *Gomtuu* about the incoming Romulans, which responded by destroying a Romulan warbird with an energy wave. Elbrun and Data boarded *Gomtuu* -- and Elbrun opted to stay aboard as the creature's new crew member. Data was transported back aboard the *Enterprise* while *Gomtuu* and Elbrun departed for parts unknown.
Helios (planet)

**Helios** was a temperate, Class M planet located on the edge of the Koprulu Sector. Around 600,000 BCE a civilization grew on this planet, the species aided in their evolution by Amon and his renegade xel'naga. Ultimately, the species was eradicated in a civil war waged over a khaydarin crystal. The crystal remained, hidden beneath the ruins, for millenia afterwards.

Eventually the planet was claimed by the Terran Dominion. Just before the Second Great War, Crown Prince Valerian Mengsk opened a veteran's hospital in a human settlement there.

## Source

Helios is derived from *Starcraft*. For canon information, please visit StarCraft Wiki.
Blood Serum

**Blood serum** is a pale, yellow-ish liquid that separates from the blood of most mammals when clotting takes place.

Mutoids were unable to produce this serum on their own, and must acquire this serum at regular intervals. Typically this was done with prepared cylinders that would be placed in a chest unit inside the tunics of their Terran Federation uniforms. However, they could also draw the serum out of living creatures through a hypodermic attachment to their wrists -- a fact which gave mutoids a reputation for being vampires. The blood serum of humans was the most suitable for sustaining a mutoid's health.
Europa Economic Interest

The **Europa Economic Interest** or **EEI** was a consortium of European corporations that arose in competition with the North American Alliance. They were the second of these continental corporate organizations to launch an Orbital Industrial Platform, successfully doing so in 2269 CE.

When the League of Arab States went bankrupt in 2309 CE, the EEI absorbed their holdings and entered a proxy war with DOMO. The EEI lost this war, but DOMO took a massive financial hit as a result of this event. After 2312, the EEI absorbed the westernmost holdings of the New Russian Republic of States -- and took control of their OIP Pasternak.

The EEI, alongside the African League of Nations and the North American Alliance, cooperatively established a colony on Mars that was independent from the MCR. Only 25 years later, the EEI joined the other conglomerates to form the World Economic Consortium.

## Source

The Europa Economic Interest is derived from *Crusader: No Remorse*.
Grath

**Grath** was a Scarran interrogator who abducted John Crichton on a commerce planet and brought him to an underground interrogation chamber. There, he was able to induce a mental hallucination of Earth to torture Crichton with.

Grath was, however, unaware of the neural clone of Scorpius in Crichton's mind. The clone shut down Crichton's brain activity -- leading Grath to believe the human was dead. Crichton used this deception to put his pulse pistol in the Scarran's mouth and overload it -- blowing off Grath's head and much of his torso.
Epstein Drive

The **Epstein Drive** was a modified fusion drive designed by Solomon Epstein in 2188 CE. The engine used magnetic coils exhaust acceleration, a more fuel efficient system that allowed ships to sustain thrust throughout an entire voyage. The constant thrust allowed for much great speeds to be reached. Halfway through a journey across the Sol system, the ship would need to flip in order to decelerate at the same rate they had accelerated.

The plans for the drive had been saved onto a computer belonging to Epstein's wife, Caitlin Esquibel. After his untimely death during the successful maiden voyage for the drive, she sold the plans to the colonial government of Mars -- leaving her financially set for life. Mars then used the plans for the drive to purchase their independence from the United Nations.

With the greater speed it permitted ships from Earth and Mars to travel, humans were able to reach the outer planets of the Sol system and colonize the entire solar system.

## Source

The Epstein drive is derived from *The Expanse*. For canon information, please visit The Expanse Wiki.
Epho

**Epho** is the third planet of the Zelene system, a terrestrial planet with a carbon dioxide and oxygen atmosphere. At sea level, the atmosphere is 41% carbon dioxide -- as such, most species must wearing breathing apparatuses in order to remain conscious while on the planet. The surface is very rocky, and contains high levels of palladium, as well as platinum and iridium. There is also an abundance of liquid water on the planet, which has carved out a series of canyons particularly near the planet's equator.

The planet is covered in craters left from a series of high velocity impacts. The presence of ruined magnetic levitation rail lines between these craters leads most to believe the craters mark where arthenni outposts had been constructed, and that these impacts were not accidental.
Crew of the Liberator

The crew of the *Liberator* are the men, women, and computers who operated the spacefaring vessel.

## Membership

Members of the crew included:

* Zen - onboard computer
* Roj Blake - until the Intergalactic War
* Jenna Stannis - until the Intergalactic War
* Kerr Avon
* Vila Restal
* Olag Gan - until his death
* Cally
* Orac
* Dayna Mellanby - after the Intergalactic War
* Del Tarrant - after the Intergalactic War

## Source

The crew of the *Liberator* are derived from *Blake's 7*.
Dermafollica

**Dermafollica** is a terrible and sometimes fatal disease originating from Hyneria. Though Hynerians are the most commonly affected race, dermafollica can affect most other species. Traskans, Luxans, and Scarrans are known to be immune.

The symptoms of dermafollica begin with wooziness, nausea, and dizziness. These are swiftly followed by extreme vomiting. After this, the skin begins to slough off in great quantities. If treatment is not administered within one solar day, the condition is irreversible and will prove fatal.

Dermafollica is caused by a combination of a bacteria and a virus -- the virus is stimulated by the bacteria and spreads rapidly because of it.
Heat Producing Glands

The **heat producing glands** of Scarrans are organs located in their upper chests. These glands help regulate the temperatures of their bodies, but also are directly responsible for the heat projection ability latent in all Scarrans. The gland produces enough heat to keep a Scarran alive and functional in even frigid environments but not enough for them to use their heat projection ability in such places.

A Scarran can survive having this gland removed, if it is done with surgical precision, as was often done to Scarran prisoners of the Peacekeepers. This not only prevents the Scarran from using their heat projection ability, but also physically weakens them. Without this gland, a Scarran is unable to survive in cold temperatures.

## Source

Heat producing glands are mentioned in *Farscape*.
Artificial Gravity

**Artificial gravity** or **synthetic gravity** is a technological system, or collection of systems, used to simulate the gravity of a planet in spacefaring vessels or on artificial satellites.

There are rare examples in the history of the galaxy of artificial gravity being used for other purposes. The Thaarn was able to replicate the gravity of a black hole.
Drillic

Project Leader **Drillic** was a Sebacean male who was part of Scorpius' wormhole research project. Drillic butted heads with Scorpius numerous times over the management of this project -- especially with Scorpius' insistence on using Sebacean test pilots. When one of the pilots returned from his flight as a dissolved red goop, Scorpius forced Drillic to pilot the next flight.

Drillic was never heard from again, and presumably met the same fate as the pilot that preceded him.
Five Pulsars

The **Five Pulsars** are a group of stars in the Uncharted Territories. This area of space contains no planets, though T'raltixx claimed his home planet was less than a solar day's journey away from them. T'raltixx claimed that the unusual light from the stars could affect lesser species -- though this was certainly a lie and it is unlikely there is truly anything unusual about the five stars.

## Source

The Five Pulsars are derived from *Farscape*.
Congelation Coils

**Congelation coils** were devices aboard Leviathan biomechanoids. They were an essential part of the temperature control system of the ship.

When *Moya* was infested with draks, it was discovered that the congelation coils had been disabled. This caused the heat to rise exponentially across the vessel.

## Source

Congelation coils are mentioned in *Farscape*.
Clint "Black Eye" Darragh

**Clint "Black Eye" Darragh** was the leader of the pirates in the Nemean Abyss.

In 2983 CE, Darragh and his pirates attempted to take over Cartagena Station, holding several hostages in a bar called "The Fringe". Jacob Taylor confronted Darragh directly, an encounter which led to the pirate's arrest by Cartagena Patrol officers.

## Source

Clint "Black Eye" Darragh is derived from *Mass Effect Galaxy*.
Crew of the USS Enterprise-D

As of 3366 CE, the crew complement of the USS *Enterprise*-D consisted of 1,014 individuals -- including civilians and family members. This included members of thirteen different species which included a half-Betazoid, , although many Federation species were not represented -- including Andorians. The ship's crew included the only Klingon and the only android serving as Starfleet officers. There were also dolphins in the Cetacean Ops department. By 3369 CE, there were seventeen crew members from non-Federation planets.

The crew carried Starfleet officers, and all vital positions were filled by those officers, however it also carried a number of civilians -- some working in less vital positions, such as bartenders and teachers, and others on board as family members of those serving on the vessel. This did include a number of children.

Crew evaluations occurred every three months, overseen by the Executive Officer and the ship's counselor.

## Crew Members

### Command Division

* Commanding Officer
	+ Jean-Luc Picard (3364 CE - 3371 CE)
	+ William T. Riker (briefly in 3367 CE)
	+ Edward Jellico (briefly in 3369 CE)
* Executive Officer/First Officer
	+ William T. Riker (3364 CE - 3371 CE)
	+ Kurn (briefly in 3366 CE)
	+ Elizabeth Shelby (briefly in 3367 CE)
	+ Data (briefly in 3369 CE)

### Operations Division

* Second Officer/Operations Manager
	+ Data (3364 CE - 3371 CE)
	+ Worf (briefly in 3366 CE)
* Conn Officer/Flight Controller
	+ Miles O'Brien (3364 CE)
	+ Geordi LaForge (3364 CE)
	+ Wesley Crusher (3364 CE - 3367 CE)
	+ Ro Laren (3368 CE - 3369 CE, 3370 CE)
* Transport Operators
	+ Miles O'Brien (3365 CE - 3369 CE)

### Engineering Department

* Chief Engineer
	+ Sarah MacDougal (3364 CE)
	+ Michael Argyle (3364 CE)
	+ Charles Logan (3364 CE)
	+ Leland T. Lynch (3364 CE)
	+ Geordi LaForge (3364 CE - 3371 CE)
* Diagnostic Engineers
	+ Reginald Barclay (3366 CE - 3371 CE)

### Security Department (Operations)

* Security Chief/Tactical Officer
	+ Natasha Yar (3364 CE)
	+ Worf (3364 CE - 3371 CE)

### Medical/Science Department

Sick bay on the *Enterprise*-D was manned by at least four personnel at all times.

* Chief Medical Officer
	+ Beverly Crusher (3364 CE, 3366 CE - 3371 CE)
	+ Katherine Pulaski (3365 CE)
* Ship's Counselor
	+ Deanna Troi (3364 CE - 3371 CE)

* Science Officer
	+ Data (3364 CE - 3371 CE)

### Civillians

* Ten Forward
	+ Bartender
		- Guinan
* Arboretum
	+ Keiko O'Brien

## Source

The crew of the USS *Enterprise*-D is derived from *Star Trek.* For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha and Memory Beta.
D'Arsay Archive

The **D'Arsay Archive** is a data storage facility, containing records of artifacts and mythology from the D'Arsay culture. The facility was built primarily from fortanium, and was launched into space roughly 87,000,000 years before the Common Era. It was equipped with a tractor beam, and was programmed with the ability to transmit its information to any foreign computer and reprogram them to display its records.

The archive floated in space for millions of years until 3370 CE, when it was discovered by the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701-D) in Sector 1156. Over the years of drifting through space, it had become covered in minerals which obscured its actual structure, so it was mistaken for a comet. While the comet was being investigated, the archive scanned the computers of the *Enterprise*-D and began to use the ships replicators to transform parts of the ship into settings from the D'Arsay mythology as well as overriding Data's personality with personalities from these myths.

Captain Jean-Luc Picard played along with the myths in order to convince the archive to release his ship, and Data. The archive was then retrieved by an archaeological team sent by the United Federation of Planets, and it began to be studied.

## Source

The D'Arsay Archive is derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*.
Ennixx

**Ennixx** was the granddaughter of Aeryn Sun when the former-Peacekeeper became stranded in a center halo. She lived a simple life amongst other settlers in the Mist, and -- because of the strange passage of time in the Mist -- she had aged 24 cycles before she met John Crichton, even though Aeryn herself had only been in the Mist for a single day. Crichton became stranded in the Mist himself. Ennixx continued living her simple life, eventually marrying a man who Crichton found rather boring.

When Crichton was able to reverse the timeline, preventing either himself or Aeryn from being stranded in the center halo, Stark noted that due to the oddity of the timeline within the abnormality Ennixx might have continued to exist, and was likely mourning the loss of her grandmother.
Daled IV

**Daled IV** was the inhabited fourth planet of the Daled system, and was the homeworld of the allasomorphs. The planet was tidally locked to its star, causing two disparate cultures to develop -- one on the dark side of the planet and one on the light side. These two societies were nearly always locked in brutal, bloody conflict with each other.

The atmosphere of the planet was hostile to carbon based, humanoid lifeforms but could support the allasomorphs who lived there. The makeup of the atmosphere was nearly identical to that of Klavdia III. The troposphere inhibited and distorted communications from the planet's surface, though this could be counteracted with enough energy.

Daled IV featured three natural satellites. The third of these moons was similar in appearance to that of Luna, and was similarly colonized by the allasomorphs.

## Source

Daled IV is derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Credits

**Credits** are a type of currency. The term has been applied to the currency of several societies, and often refers to electronic currency rather than physical money.

## Types of Credits

### Citadel Council

The Citadel Council, after the creation of the Unified Banking Act, used credits as its currency. Credits from the Council had a floating exchange rate based on the average value of all of the currencies used by its member species. This rate was calculated in real time by a central bank.

As a result, some regional currencies were worth more than a credit and others were worth less.

Citadel Council credits were used through electronic transfers. No physical money existed -- as physical objects could be easily counterfeited and could not be easily traced.

## Source

Credits are derived from *Mass Effect*.

For canon information, please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
Crais the Ogre

**The Ogre** was a fictional version of BIalar Crais that appeared in a mental video game created out of John Crichton's memories. He was terrible axe-wielding monster who was married to the Princess Aeryn -- a fictional version of Aeryn Sun. He had incredible physical strength, and enjoyed killing for fun. All of the other entities existing within the game were terrified of Crais.

Believing that Aeryn was the princess he was intended to kiss, John Crichton and Chiana engaged the ogre and two of his minions in battle. They were able to defeat the minions and, together, kill the Ogre.

## Source

Crais the Ogre is derived from *Farscape*.
Fall of the Protheans

The **Fall of the Protheans** was an invasion of the Reapers that began in approximately 48,000 BCE and lasted an estimated 200 cycles.

## History

### Beginning

The Protheans were caught completely off-guard when the Reapers entered the Milky Way through the Citadel -- essentially wiping out the government of the Prothean Empire in the very beginning of their invasion. Even worse, the Citadel held extensive records including census data -- allowing the Reapers to effectively track every citizen of the Empire.

With the Prothean military leadership broken, the Empire's military did their best to retaliate against the Reapers. However, their unified military -- conformed to a single military doctrine -- was unable to adapt to the changing tactics of the Reapers.

Meanwhile, the densorin attempted to pacify the Reapers sacrificing their children to them. This made them even easier for the Reapers to destroy. The zha'til -- a race of symbiotic artificial intelligences created by the zha -- were subjugated and mechanized by the Reapers. They were turned into a destructive mechanical swarm. These proved to be such a threat that the Protheans were forced to send the star of zha's home system into supernova. The Protheans also faced an onslaught from within their own ranks as the Reapers indoctrinated them.

### Resistance

Over the course of their conflict, the Protheans learned of the repeated cycles of the Reapers' invasions. They created plans for a weapon that could destroy them, which they dubbed the Crucible, based on plans they found from previous civilizations that had been wiped out. The construction of the Crucible was sabotaged by indoctrinated Protheans.

Over the course of two hundred cycles, the Reapers eradicted virtually every Prothean. However, the unique DNA of the Protheans was unable to be converted into new Reapers. Instead, the Reapers mechanized a vast number of Protheans and transformed them into the Collectors.

### Survivors

A handful of Protheans escaped the onslaught of the Reapers through cryostasis. A research team on Ilos set a virtual intelligence named Vigil to watch over them and awaken them once the Reapers had left the galaxy so that they could resume research on ways to prevent another Reaper invasion.

On Eden Prime, nearly a million Prothean warriors were placed in stasis -- though the Reapers did successfully destroy hundreds of thousands of stasis pods. The virtual intelligence Victory was able to trigger a neutron bombardment that drove the Reapers from the planet but damaged the facility and disabled the mechanism that would automatically awaken the warriors when the Reaper threat was over. Victory maintained the facility -- but with the commander Javik's survival programmed as the priority, he ultimately became the only one left alive.

## Source

The Fall of the Protheans is derived from *Mass Effect*.
Colartas

**Colartas** are a species of tall, bipedal reptillians with acute senses, particularly their sense of smell, and an additional sense which allows them to detect and recognize heat signatures. They have two hearts pumping blood through their bodies and are capable of shapeshifting. They are excellent hunters and trackers because of these various abilities. They are, however, susceptible to heavy gravity due to their height and build.

For many cycles, Peacekeepers employed many Colartas as indentured servants. Each colarta was required to complete nine search-and-destroy or search-and-recover missions in order to earn their freedom.

John Crichton referred to this species as "piña coladas".
Draks

**Draks** are a two-foot long insectoid creatures that travel through space in massive swarms -- large enough to hide a fully-grown Leviathan from scans by other spacefaring vessels and often confused for asteroid . Draks are extremely rare, native to the Delta Quadrant but seldom seen even there.

Draks are largely harmless, however they cannot reproduce in space. To reproduce, they need a warm space -- the warmer, the faster their rate of reproduction. To that end, draks will infiltrate spaceships and seal up a portion of the vessel with a quickly solidifying blue substance that they can produce from their mouths. This will create an area where the drak monarch can nest and complete the drak genesis.

Draks are able to duplicate DNA from the creatures they encounter, impersonating crew members of ships they have boarded. These duplicates are unable to speak, but are otherwise perfect copies. The DNA procured can be samples of blood or hair, often procured through use of barbed projectiles. The drak monarch can use a similar projectile to possess a sentient being and use them to communicate.

## Sources

Draks are seen in an episode of the first season of *Farscape*.
Fostro

**Fostro** was a Denean who is credited with having made the first contact between his species and extraterrestrials, at the young age of nine cycles old. He lived with his mother Lyneea, a scientist who was searching for extraterrestrials.

Fostro first encountered the human John Crichton in his family's barn. Alarmed, despite his own interest in alien life, Fostro stunned the human with a paralysis-inducing weapon. Fostro attempted to convince his mother of the need to tell the military, though he eventually warmed up to the human and his extraterrestrial compatriot Ka D'Argo. Ultimately, Fostro convinced the military to search in the opposite direction from where the aliens and their vessel were located.

As space travel became a greater technological possibility for his culture, Fostro ultimately told his story publicly. Because of this, the Deneans were already prepared for alien encounters once they left their planet.

## Appearances

### Farscape

* Season 1
	+ "I, E.T."

For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Harwell Zawicki

General **Harwell Zawicki** of the United Nations Space Command was one of several experts interviewed on the television program "Alien Visitation". He expressed disagreement with Noranti Pralatong that killing can be justified, and said he'd be more likely to believe her when she had taken a life -- unaware that she had.

## Source

Hartwell Zawicki is derived from *Farscape*.
Farscape: Premiere

**"Premiere"** is the first episode of the first season of Farscape.

## Summary

Commander John Crichton attempts to prove a scientific theory regarding space flight -- only to be shot through a wormhole to a distant part of the Milky Way. There, he quickly finds himself caught up with a band of fugitives escaping from captivity by the Peacekeepers.

### Continuity

* *Moya* and her crew escape from the Peacekeepers, and begin their life as fugitives.
	+ John Crichton accidentally causes the death of Tauvo Crais -- sending his brother Bialar on a mad quest for vengeance.
	+ Aeryn Sun is declared irreversibly contaminated, and is cast out from the Peacekeepers.

**First Contacts**

* Although this is not an official first contact, humans have first contact with Sebaceans, Luxans, Delvians, Hynerians, Leviathan biomechanoids, and Pilots.
	+ This is humanity's first interaction with aliens since 1985 CE.
* John Crichton is the first human to willingly step foot on another planet.
	+ He is the first human to reach another planet since 1937 CE, when the Briori abducted a number of humans from Earth. Coincidentally, those humans are also in the Delta Quadrant.

## References

### Characters

* Aeryn Sun; Bialar Crais; Douglas "D.K." Knox; DRD "One-Eye"; Fenra Teeg; Jack Crichton; John Crichton; Ka D'Argo; *Moya**;* Pilot; Rygel XVI; Zotoh Zhaan

**Referenced Only**

* Bishan; Neil Armstrong; Pete Maxwell; Tauvo Crais; Yuri Gagarin

### Starships & Vehicles

* Command Carriers; *Collaroy; Farscape*-1; Leviathan Biomechanoids; *Moya**;* Prowlers; Transport Pods

### Species

* Delvians; Humans; Hynerians; Leviathan Biomechanoids; Luxans; Pilots; Sebaceans

**Referenced Only**

* Sheyangs

### Locations

* Milky Way
	+ Orion's Arm
		- Earth
			* Cape Canaveral
	+ Uncharted Territories

* Command Center; Commerce Planets; Maintenance Bays

**Referenced Only**

* Luna; Mekkar VII; Terran Raa

### Organizations & Factions

* Crew of *Moya*
* IASA
* Peacekeepers
	+ Icarion Company
	+ Pleisar Regiment
* United States of America

**Referenced Only**

* Peacekeeper High Command

### Culture

* Dominar; Hurlian Stones; Hynerian Cream Soap; Irreversible Contamination; Khalaan; Pa'u; Peacekeeper Ranks; Peacekeeper Techs; Wellan Glow Crystals

### Science & Technology

* Comms; Control Collars; Defense Screens; Docking Webs; DRDs; Frag Cannons; Intellilan Interface; MagCuffs; Pulse Pistols; Pulse Rifles; Pulse Weapons; Qualta Blades; Slingshot Maneuver; Star Charts; Starburst; ThroneSled; Translator Microbes; Wormholes

### Substances & Energies

* Food Cubes; Iriscentant Fluid; Janeray Syrup; Kemlac

### Other References

* Gagarin's Puzzle Ring; Helium Flatulence; Lashlan Spade; Luxan Tongue Sting; Yotz

## Sources

For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Cooling Rods

**Cooling rods**, sometimes called **coolant rods**, were an integral element to coolant suits. They were cylindrical objects, which were composed of a mildly radioactive material. This material, when heated to capacity, could become explosive enough to destroy even practically untouchable metals such as Dorian ore.

The original rods used in Scorpius' coolant suit were longer than modified versions that were later developed, and were kept in a backpack attached to the suit. Peacekeepers created smaller versions that could be inserted directly into Scorpius' brain and eventually crafted even smaller ones that could be affixed to the outside of the suit for use by Sebaceans suffering from heat delirium.

Cooling rods functioned by absorbing heat. Unfortunately, they could not perform this function indefinitely and would eventually overheat if not replaced or refreshed. Failing to replace spent cooling rods was highly dangerous, due to the nature of their material and the risks of a failing coolant suit. A fresh cooling rod was blue, but the color changed to red as the device was heated.

Sikozu also crafted some cooling rods for Scorpius whilst he was aboard *Moya*. These cooling rods were less efficient and tended to emit smoke when Scorpius was under stress. As such, use of these cooling rods was abandoned at the first opportunity.
Displacement Engine

The **displacement engine** was a wormhole weapon created by "Jack" the Ancient, using his knowledge of wormholes, in order to defend the planet Dam-Ba-Da from an attack by the Scarran Empire. The weapon was created from a phase stabilizer. It was attached to the Farscape-1 module, which was piloted into space.

The displacement engine opened a wormhole which connected to a star, pulling an enormous ball of gaseous flame out of the star and firing it from the wormhole at the Scarran Dreadnought leading the attack -- vaporizing the vessel. The weapon was designed to burn out after one use so that it would never be used again.

The weapon was powered by a radioactive power source. While preventing Furlow from stealing the weapon, John Crichton was exposed to the radioactivity and died of radiation poisoning shortly after destroying the Dreadnought.

## Source

The displacement engine appeared in *Farscape*.
Humpback whales

**Humpback whales** are a sapient, aquatic mammal species that -- although believed to be native to Earth, clearly had ties to an alien culture from somewhere else within the Milky Way. They were known for having a complex song with which they communicated with each other, which was ultimately revealed to be an entire language. The species went extinct on Earth within the 21st century.

In 3286 CE, an alien probe arrived at Earth and attempted to communicate with the then-extinct whales. With no response, it threatened all life on Earth. In response, Captain James T. Kirk and his crew, aboard the H.M.S. Bounty, time traveled to San Francisco in the year 1986 CE and recovered a mating couple of humpback whales. They brought the pair back to the year 3286 CE and the two -- George and Gracie -- began to revitalize the species on Earth. In the future, many Starfleet vessels would come equipped with Cetacean Ops, and whales would serve in these departments.

## Source

Humpback whales are derived from the real world and *Star Trek*.
Eingana

**Eingana** is a beautiful but dangerous garden world. It is the third planet of the Amanda system within the Omega Nebula. It has one natural satellite, the moon Barraiya.

In roughly 125,000 BCE, colonization of the planet became the subject of a heated war between the thoi'han and the inusannon. In the aftermath, the planet was scattered with debris from both sides of the conflict. The mass effect drives of the ships were broken apart, and so the surface of Eingana was showered in Element Zero. As a result, many of the fauna of the planet have biotic abilities.
Farscape: I, E.T.

Ka D'Argo examined by General Ryymax

**"I, E.T."** is the second episode of the first season of Farscape.

## Summary

*Moya* submerges herself in the swamps of a planet while her crew attempts to prevent a Paddac beacon from revealing their location to the Peacekeepers. Meanwhile, John Crichton is the first extraterrestrial lifeform encountered by the local residents of the planet.

### Continuity

* The Paddac beacon is responding to the loss of the control collar -- which was removed from *Moya* in the previous episode.

**First Contacts**

* This is the Deneans first contact with aliens.
* This is the first time a human has been the first extraterrestrial life form encountered by another species.

## References

### Characters

* Aeryn Sun
* Fostro
* John Crichton
* Ka D'Argo
* Lyneea
* Moya
* Pilot
* Rygel XVI
* Ryymax
* Zotoh Zhaan

### Organizations

* Crew of Moya; Zeta Team;

**Referenced Only**

* Peacekeepers

### Locations

* Milky Way
	+ Uncharted Territories
		- Denea
			* Kazda's Swamp

* **neural nexus**; **tier seven**;

**Referenced Only**

* Akon's Field; Earth; Mount Versant; Mount Versant Observatory

### Species

* Delvians; Deneans; humans; Hynerians; Leviathan biomechanoids; Luxans; Pilots; Sebaceans

**Referenced Only**

* Grisoldians

### Technology

* comms; control collars; **Denean stun wands**; DRDs; Paddac beacon; particle analyzer; star charts;

### Miscellaneous

* **arn**; **clorium**; Dominar; **forbidden cargo**; **hezmana**; metra; **milon**; **onlux**; Pa'u; *Peacekeeper Techs; ribbon hole;* **shaltan**; *Tokaar knives*; *Tronkan shrill singers*; *twinium*; *UEO*; **wheelers**;

## Sources

For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Delta Triangle

The **Delta Triangle** was a large, uninhabited region of space in the Beta Quadrant along the disputed border of the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire. The region was renowned for causing sensors to behave erratically. An unusually large number of spaceships had disappeared while passing through the region.

In 3269 CE, Captain James T. Kirk and the USS *Enterprise* NCC-1701 were assigned to investigate the region, survey the area, and determine the cause of unusual behavior of sensors and -- if possible -- the fate of the missing ships. Meanwhile, Kor -- in command of the IKS *Klothos* -- was investigating the region on behalf of the Klingon Empire. The two engaged in a brief combat, however, both ships were pulled into the pocket dimension Elysia -- the only entrance to which was found in the Delta Triangle. This pocket dimension, wherein time moved differently than in the Materium, nearly caught both ships forever until they worked together to escape. As the first ships to successfully do so, the mystery was finally solved.

The Federation and Klingon Empire left warning buoys outside the Delta Triangle to warn ships passing through the region.

## Source

### Star Trek: The Animated Series

* Season 1
	+ "The Time Trap"

For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Gahv

**Gahv** was a Plokavian who, alongside Fento, put the crew of *Moya* on trial after *Talyn* had destroyed a Plokavian freighter. Differences in each person's account led Gahv and his partner to believe that they were lying. Gahv informed the crew they would all be executed unless the perpetrator of the crime came forward.

In order to save the others, and believing that he could survive dispersal, Stark confessed to firing *Talyn*'s weapons. Gahv and Fento dispersed Stark and released the rest of the crew unharmed.
Clavor

Prince **Clavor** was the younger brother of Princess Katralla and second child of Empress Novia. As such, he was not entitled to become the Emperor of the Breakaway Colonies, though through his foolish, spoiled, and selfish nature he came to believe he deserved to rule the small empire.

Seeking a way to gain power for himself, Clavor allied himself with the Scarran ambassador Sastaretski Cargn and altered the DNA of his sister, to make her incompatible with other Sebaceans. Aware of his scheming, the Peacekeepers determined that Clavor was a liability, and sent Disruptor Jenavian Charto to ensure that the prince would never rise to power. To this end, she seduced him and the two became engaged. Had Clavor's plans succeeded, Charto planned to assassinate him.

Things were complicated by the arrival of John Crichton, whose human DNA was fully compatible with Katralla's altered DNA. Clavor attempted to have Crichton killed, but after several unsuccessful attempts he turned on Cargn. Cargn retaliated by killing Clavor himself.
Fenra Teeg

Lieutenant **Fenra Teeg** was a bridge officer under the command of Captain Bialar Crais. As Crais began to unravel in his obsessive pursuit of John Crichton, Teeg lied to her superiors and covered up his paranoia and bizarre behaviors. When she informed him that he had been ordered to return to Peacekeeper High Command, however, Crais killed her in order to keep these orders a secret.

Her murder remained completely undiscovered until Scorpius put Crais in the Aurora Chair.

## Appearances

### Farscape

* Season 1
	+ "Premiere"

For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Game Blobs

**Game blobs** are devices which form a neural connection to their users. Once the neural connection is established, the blobs place their users into a virtual reality game programmed to several levels. Each level needed to be defeated in order, or the player would need to start the game from the beginning. The game would be entirely realistic, and could be exited with a simple voice command.

John Crichton once played a version of this game, however it was designed especially for him and crafted out of his memories.
Draco lizards

**Draco lizards** are small reptilian animals native to Earth that went extinct during the 21st century. They were particularly notable for being able to glide through the air, earning them the name "flying lizards" as well.

## Source

Draco lizards are derived from the real world and from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*.
Essk

**Essk** was the wife of Voodi. She served as a waitress at a diner where her husband was the head chef. When business began to decline, Voodi secretly hired Sko and Wa to burn the business down as part of an insurance scam. Essk was unaware of the scam, which was interrupted by a meeting between Rygel XVI and Scorpius.

After the former-Dominar uncovered the plot, Sko and Wa changed their minds and decided to rob the establishment. Voodi tried to convince them to leave and forget the entire deal -- in return, they killed him. With nothing left but the diner, Essk vowed to burn the place down as Voodi had wanted and to seek out a better life elsewhere.
Eidelons

The **Eidelons** were a species of sentient, empathic humanoids from the depths of the Uncharted Territories. They shared a very similar appearance to humans and Sebaceans, save for the intricate grooves on their faces. Some of these grooves actually went much deeper into their flesh, allowing them to reveal a second set of eyes and a gland which held much of the psionic energy housed within an Eidelon.

Their hidden gland which, when consciously activated, created an energy field that calmed anyone within it. This allowed the Eidelons to create peaceful treaties, by using this field to create reasonable negotiations. In order to activate this gland, the Eidelons needed to expose it -- opening their face. This empathic, pacificistic power was truly the greatest asset of the Eidelons, and made them both widely respected and widely hated.

## History

The Eidelons originiated on Arnessk, developed space travel and went on to create peace throughout much of the Uncharted Territories, but found maintaining it was next to impossible. They also found they needed guards to protect them from factions who truly did not want to be at peace. In order to accomplish this, the Eidelons sought a species that they could genetically modify -- and selected humans. They abducted a number of humans and engineered them into Sebaceans. They formed the Peacekeepers, and the Sebaceans who filled its ranks became the Eidelons trusted acolytes.

Roughly 20,000 cycles later, an unknown enemy of the Eidelons released the Darnaz Triangle on Arnessk. The priests, masters of the pacificistic abilities of the Eidelons, managed to place themselves and their temples in temporal stasis. The remaining Eidelons fled, forming a secret community on Qujaga. Over time, these survivors lost the knowledge of how to wield the pacifistic and psionic powers. Meanwhile, the Peacekeepers attempted to continue their mission of enforcing peace -- but without the aid of the Eidelons, they could only do so through military force.

When the Darnaz Triangle was reactivated by John Crichton, Chiana, and Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis the Eidelons of Arnessk were finally released. 12,000 cycles had passed but Jool remained on Arnessk to help them acclimate to the new age. Before long, *Moya*'s crew uncovered the Eidelons of Qujaga as well -- although this was entirely incidental. These two events did, however, bring the Eidelons to the attention of the Scarrans. In the midst of the Peacekeeper/Scarran War, the Eidelons found themselves under threat of annihilation once more. Stark was able to reawaken their long lost abilities, and John Crichton was able to force the Scarrans and Peacekeepers to agree to negotiations. With the help of the Eidelons, peace was established.

## Notable Eidelons

* Caa'ta
* Muoma
* Pikal
* Yondalao
Drad

"**Drad**" is an adjective, or sometimes an exclamation, popularized by the Nebari. It's closest counterparts in English are "cool" or "wild" -- however, as translator microbes often have trouble with slang words "drad" spread into the vernacular of other cultures. It is widely used in the Uncharted Territories, and in later years spread even outside of the Delta Quadrant.

As an adjective, the word could be modified to become comparative. In this way, something could become the "draddest".
Hasko

**Hasko** was one of the followers of Tuzak, and later Tahleen, who had been driven from Delvia to the New Moon of Delvia. Hasko was romantically linked to Tahleen, and thus was powerless to stop her once her ambitions became clear. He voiced his concerns to Lorana, but had little other recourse he could take.

Hasko was inherently mistrustful of Peacekeepers, having been driven from his homeworld by them. When *Moya* and her crew were lured to the New Moon of Delvia, Hasko was quick to berate Aeryn Sun for bringing a weapon into their temple. Later, at the behest of Taheen, Hasko used his psionic abilities to incapacitate Aeryn, Ka D'Argo, and Rygel XVI with hallucinations -- keeping them from rescuing Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan. When Lorana turned against Tahleen, Hasko freed *Moya*'s crew from this entrapment, though he warned them not to intervene and to allow the Delvians to handle the situation in their own way. Zhaan and John Crichton were then able to stop Tahleen.

With Tahleen descending into madness, Hasko's fate was uncertain but hopeful.
Docking Webs

**Docking webs** are naturally occurring devices in Leviathan biomechanoids which act very similarly to a tractor beam. Docking webs guide other spacefaring vessels into the Leviathan's transport hangar, and then into a specified landing area as determined by the Pilot of the Leviathan.

## Source

A docking web appears in *Farscape*. For canon information please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Crystallization Weapon

The **crystallization weapon** was a defensive technology used by the Eidelons. The weapon could be fired from Eidelon fighters who patrolled the planet of Qujaga until the Peacekeeper/Scarran War. The weapon transforms any carbon-based life forms it strikes into a pile of crystals. These crystals can then be taken for later analysis. The process is reversible through other technology available to the Eidelons, with the help of a Diagnosan to properly reassemble the crystals in the correct order.

This weapon was employed against Aeryn Sun and John Crichton -- though they were later reconstituted.

## Source

The crystallization weapon is seen in *Farscape*.