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New Moon of Delvia

Despite it's name, the **New Moon of Delvia** is not a moon but a planet in and of itself, located within the Uncharted Territories. It was uninhabited, due largely to a harsh and barren climate. Eventually, a group of Delvians practicing the Delvian Seek crashed upon the planet. They named the planet after the spacefaring Delvian temple which they had traveled in, and constructed a small underground colony.

## Source

The New Moon of Delvia appears in an episode of the first season of *Farscape*.
Luxan Army

The **Luxan Army** was the primary military body of the Luxan. They were a considerable military force, able to hold their own against the Scorvians for many cycles. Their alliance with the Peacekeepers led them into direct conflict with the Scarran Empire during the Peacekeeper/Scarran War -- during which time, the Luxan Army suffered a series of heavy defeats but ultimately kept the Scarrans from attacking the Peacekeepers on two fronts.

## Source

The Luxan Army is derived from *Farscape*.
Kahaynu

**Kahaynu** was one of the Builders who had created Leviathan biomechanoids through genetic engineering based upon the Leviathans that had once been a threat in the Milky Way.

Kahaynu encountered *Moya* in the Uncharted Territories, and took a close examination of her systems to ensure she was in perfect health. Though he was pleased to learn that she was, he was quite disturbed to learn that her offspring had been a gunship hybrid -- although this was due to Peacekeeper experimentation and no fault of her own, Kahaynu felt he needed to decommission the vessel.

Before he did this, however, Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan was able to prove herself worthy to him. Encouraged, he decided to recommission *Moya* into Zhaan's guidance and care.
Karack Metalites

**Karack metalites** are a species of insect found in the Uncharted Territories. When lying dormant, they appear almost identical to borium ingots -- a valuable form of currency. When active, six black and red striped legs emerge from the body. The metalites devour metal and burrow through virtually any substance -- and are able to survive in atmospheric environments and, for a time, in vacuums. The surest way to remove an infestation of Karack metalites is to set them on fire.

In many vessels, this is necessary and the damage is fairly easy to repair. However, in living ships such as Leviathan biomechanoids, the damage may potentially kill the vessel and may be irreparable. Because of this, Karack metalites are an especially notable threat to those traveling space aboard living vessels.

## Source

Karack metalites are derived from *Farscape*.
Jotheb

**Jotheb** was a Trao next in line to be ruler of the Consortium of Trao. He was kidnapped and held for ransom by Bekhesh and a band of Tavlek mercenaries. When they also took Rygel XVI captive, the two were in cells next to each other and interacted frequently. Jotheb was a calm and cooperative prisoner, and frequently advised Rygel to the do the same.

After Rygel was nearly killed attempted to escape, Jotheb healed him -- but became enraged when he learned that Rygel had lied about being the ruler of the Hynerian Empire and was, in fact, the deposed ruler. Jotheb had believed that the Consortium of Trao would have gained billions of subjects had they paid Rygel's ransom. Learning of this, Jotheb determined the Consortium would not be paying for Rygel's release -- that the Hynerian was too disruptive.

When John Crichton and Ka D'Argo arrived to rescue Rygel, they offered to free Jotheb as well. He preferred to stay in his cell to await his ransom. The ransom did eventually arrive and Jotheb was freed and returned to his people. Unfortunately, it was because of his experiences as his captive that the Consortium of Trao learned of the existence of the Hynerian Empire. Once Jotheb ascended to his position as ruler, he led the Consortium in a goal of expanding through the Uncharted Territories and into the Hynerian Empire. This made the Consortium an enemy of the Uncharted Alliance, an animosity that would last for thousands of cycles.
Jenek

Captain **Jenek** was a Scarran of the Ruling Caste, who was captain of a freighter. After Aeryn Sun was apprehended at a commerce settlement in Tormented Space, she was held on his freighter as it made its journey to Katratzi. Jenek began interrogating Aeryn about John Crichton and wormhole technology. He was assisted in this by his Sebacean slave Vreena -- who discovered that Aeryn was pregnant with Crichton's child. Jenek realized that the wormhole knowledge was likely encoded into the fetus' DNA, so he began to be much more concerned with her wellbeing.

When he stopped at a Scarran border station, his freighter underwent a routine inspection. This delay caused him to still be present when *Moya* arrived at the station. The crew of *Moya* caused the station to become quarantined and -- realizing Chiana was immune to the illness -- Jenek attempted to have the fetus transferred into her to keep it healthy. Before the operation could begin, Jenek was summoned from his ship by a "Captain Wentrask" -- a ruse set by Scorpius. Jenek easily overpowered the hybrid and took him captive, but Aeryn was freed and escaped.

Still carrying a valuable prisoner, Jenek proceeded to Katratzi. He was still there when Crichton arrived, amidst peace conferences with the Peacekeepers, proclaiming that he would sell his wormhole knowledge to the highest bidder. Jenek faithfully served Emperor Staleek and War Minister Ahkna, and was commanded to pursue the crew of *Moya* as they tried to escape. Jenek pursued them to the cavern where the Crystherium Utilia were grown, where he was greeted by an object crashing through the ceiling of his elevator car and into his hands. It was a small nuclear bomb created by Crichton, which exploded in his hands -- instantly killing Jenek and destroying the precious flowers as well.
John Crichton (Mirror)

In the Mirror Universe, **John Crichton** still led the Farscape Project and was launched through a wormhole to the Delta Quadrant. Similarities, however, end there. This John Crichton joined the Peacekeepers, and ultimately rose through the ranks to become the superior officer of Milko Braca.

His forces captured Sikozu -- believing her to be a spy for the Scarran Empire. Just before he interrogated her, his body became occupied with the consciousness of his Prime Reality counterpart. Prime Crichton decided to show some kindness to Sikozu, loosening her restraints. She took advantage of this -- scratching his face, stealing his weapon, and firing upon and killing several Peacekeepers, including Braca. Before she could fire at Crichton, he shot at her -- killing her as well.

## Source

John Crichton is derived from *Farscape*.
Kalish

**Kalish** are humanoids -- with roughly the same proportions as humans and Sebaceans -- who were subjugated by the Scarran Empire for many hundreds of cycles but were freed from enslavement during Earth's 21st century. Prior to this, the Kalish had a sophisticated resistance movement that was even able to create bioloids.

## Physiology

Kalish all have hairs of varying shades of orange. Their skin is pale, but mottled with the same orange coloration and bears a repeating diamond-shaped pattern.

The Kalish have a highly efficient body. They eat only ten times in a cycle, consuming more than even Hynerians each time. Digestion after these enormous feasts greatly increases their body temperature.

Kalish are built incredibly lightly and delicately, right down to their veins and internal organs which are mostly smaller than those of other humanoid species. This allows Kalish to shift their center of gravity, giving them the ability to walk on walls and ceilings.

## Notable Kalish

* Gratz
* Karohm
* Sikozu Svala Shanti Sugaysi Shanu - Kalish bioloid
* Tira Tikki Tygrona Temno
* Todhi
* Trayso Talnell
* Vakali
* Zepa
* Zukash - Kalish bioloid
Learko

Sergeant **Learko** was a Luxan commando serving under Kleeva Ka Jothee in the Luxan Army during the Peacekeeper/Scarran War. Learko served aboard the *Penetrator* with the rest of his squadron, participating in the assault upon the *Decimator* and the rescue of the crew of *Moya* from Scarran imprisonment.

After this battle, Learko was placed in charge of the *Penetrator* while Jothee boarded *Moya.* Under Learko's command, the Luxan ship traveled to Qujaga and engaged in battle against the Scarrans again in the Battle of Qujaga. Shortly after *Moya* reached the planet, Learko met with Jothee -- who entrusted the sergeant with guarding Stark. At the time, Stark was the only being in the universe with possession of the peacemaking abilities of the ancient Eidelons. Learko took this task very seriously, and accompanied the crew of *Moya* to the Eidelon temple. When a large scale Scarran assault began on the temple, Learko helped defend against the incursion until he was cut down in the battle.
Metacon War

The **Metacon War** was a war fought between the Protheans and an unknown, hostile artificial lifeform. The exact dates of this war have been lost, but it is known to have occurred some time between 68,000 BCE and 48,000 BCE. It is believed to have been early in the development of the empire the Protheans built, and indeed spurred much of its expansion as the Protheans sought to unite all of the galaxy's organic sapient species against this synthetic foe.

Ultimately, the Protheans proved victorious.

## Source

The Metacon War is derived from *Mass Effect*.
Klendagon

**Klendagon** is the second planet of the Century system in the Hawking Eta region of the Delta Quadrant. It is an arid, terrestrial planet that is slightly larger in size than Earth, but has less density. The surface of the planet is primarily tin and aluminum, with vast deserts easily stirred into sandstorms.

The most notable feature of the planet is the Great Rift Valley, created by a mass accelerator round that passed through a Reaper and struck the planet around 37,000,000,000 BCE.
Jocacean Memorial Planet

The **Jocacean Memorial Planet** is a planet commemorating a horrific tragedy, in which the Venek Horde slaughtered a monastery full of Sebacean women and children in order to have access to water from the mountain behind the monastery. After this event, the planet was abandoned. Eventually the memorial was constructed and visitors were able to look into the past and watch the tragedy unfold for themselves.

Although the planet is now in the Uncharted Territories, it may have once been under Peacekeeper jurisdiction.

## Alternate Timelines

In the original timeline of events, the planet commemorated a peace treaty brokered between the monastery and the Venek Horde. However, an accident caused John Crichton, Aeryn Sun, Stark, Ka D'Argo, and Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis to enter the historical event through a rift in time. Despite their best efforts not to change any of the events that had transpired, they caused several changes and were unable to undo all of the effects before having to escape through the time tear once more. Various alternate timelines came to exist because of their actions:

* In one timeline, the Venek Horde still inhabited the planet.
* In one timeline, the planet no longer existed.

Ultimately, most of the actions of the time travelers were able to be fixed. However, Crichton had drawn attention to himself and when the Sebaceans could not tell the Veneks where he had gone, they were slaughtered. This, ultimately, became the true timeline. Only the four time travelers are aware of the original timeline.

## Source

The Jocacean Memorial Planet appeared in an episode of the third season of *Farscape*.
Martian Congressional Republic

The **Martian Congressional Republic** (or **MCR**) was the governing body of the human colony on Mars after it achieved independence from the United Nations of Earth through bargaining with the technology of the Epstein Drive. Despite having once been an oppressed colony, the MCR quickly rose to be a superpower in the galaxy, developing a navy to rival that of Earth. The people of the MCR were hardy, due to surviving in a harsher environment, and generally driven by a singular goal: terraform Mars. This goal also led to much innovation -- allowing Mars to become technologically superior.

As the rest of the Sol system was colonized, the MCR found they had something in common with the United Nations -- the exploitation of the labor of Belters. Although the two powers were frequent rivals, their needs to keep the workforce of the outer planets cheap was one they shared.

## Source

The MCR is derived from *The Expanse*. For canon information, please visit the Expanse Wiki.
Kalandan Outpost

The **Kalandan outpost** was an artificially constructed planet built by the Kalandan people around 270 CE. Although it was roughly the same size as Luna, its was able to hold an atmosphere very similar to that of Earth.

During the construction of the planet, a deadly disease was accidentally created and unleashed -- killing all of the Kalandans there. The last survivor, Losira, activated the planet's defenses to protect their work until more Kalandans arrived. Unfortunately, supply ships had helped the disease spread to other Kalandan colonies and eradicated the entire species.

When it was initially encountered by the USS *Enterprise* in 3268 CE, the surface of the planet was dry. The planet was covered in a thin layer of topsoil that covered an extremely durable shell. It was first deemed a ghost planet, as it did not fit any of the planetary classifications known to the United Federation of Planets. The defense system killed several members of the *Enterprise*'s crew until the central computer was finally destroyed.

## Source

The Kalandan outpost is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Ammiox

The **ammiox** is a valve on Leviathan biomechanoids that offers manual control over the flow of amnexus fluids. It has the appearance of a large boulder, and will release streams of orange and green steam when opened.

Though the crew seldom needs to use the ammiox, it is occasionally vital. A pregnant Leviathan may experience a blockage of amnexus fluid that can only be counteracted by moving the ammiox. When *Moya* was pregnant with *Talyn*, Ka D'Argo and John Crichton were forced to perform this task.

## Source

The ammiox is seen in an episode of the first season of *Farscape*.
Kcrackic

Commander **Kcrackic** was the ruthless Red Mentor of a band of Zenetan Pirates who were in control of the Flax. He was feared by many across the Uncharted Territories.

Kcrackic made it his mission to track down Staanz, and during this hunt he encountered *Moya*. He boarded the Leviathan biomechanoid -- though he chose not to raid the vessel, partly because of earlier attempts to raid a pregnant Leviathan which had cost him 80 men.

When Kcrackic was leaving the vessel, he noticed that Rygel XVI had a large collection of kelvic crystals, the currency used in games of Tadek. Recognizing that Tadek was a favorite pasttime of Staanz, he demanded more information. Krackic challenged Rygel to a game, cleaning out all of the Hynerian's currency. Desperate to get his winnings back, Rygel confessed that Staanz had been aboard *Moya* and wagered the former pirate's coordinates.

These coordinates turned out to be incorrect, Rygel had lost intentionally to send Kcrackic off of Staanz' trail. Before Kcrackic was able to find Staanz' actual whereabouts, he encountered Selto Durka -- who slew him and took command of his crew.
Maxzillian Pilater Day

**Maxzillian Pilater Day** is a holiday celebrated in some regions of the Delta Quadrant, especially the Luxan Territories. It is celebrated by a particularly uproarious parade.

Ka D'Argo compared the after effects of the Tavlek Gauntlet to the hangover he felt the day after the parade.

## Source

Maxzillian Pilater Day is derived from *Farscape*.
Navigation Crystals

**Navigation crystals** are data crystals that contain maps and information to navigate through space. They have been used in the Uncharted Territories since Earth's 20th century. NamTar offered navigation crystals in trade for the arm of *Moya*'s Pilot.

## Source

Navigation crystals are derived from *Farscape*.
Stephen Walcott

Major General **Stephen Walcott** was a retired officer of the United States Marine Corps. Walcott was interviewed by the television program *Alien Visitation*, and asked to assess the advanced technology human scientists had seen aboard Ka D'Argo's vessel *Lo'La*. Walcott was very disturbed and threatened by the fact that Earth's scientists were completely baffled by what they had seen aboard the ship.

## Source

Stephen Walcott is derived from *Farscape*.
Melkor

**Melkor** was the leader of a squad of commandos sent after *Moya* by Captain Bialar Crais. Melkor and his squad found *Moya* in the Uncharted Territories, though they were unaware that the Leviathan biomechanoid was infested with draks.

Melkor pressed on, encountering the cloned duplicates of the crew members, despite the intense heat. Despite suffering from heat delirium, they eventually reached the command center. There, they were confronted by John Crichton and several drak replicants of him. Crichton gave Melkor a warning that the Peacekeepers should stay away from him. Though Melkor resisted the message, he was too weak to put up a fight. True to his word, Crichton allowed Melkor and his squad to leave *Moya* aboard their Marauder.
Mintaka III

**Mintaka III** was the third planet of the Mintaka system, and the homeworld of the Mintakans and the non-sapient hornbuck. Mintaka III was an M-class planet.

The United Federation of Planets began covertly observing the Mintakans several years prior to 3366 CE, however in that year the team conducting these observations was accidentally exposed to the primitive populace of the planet. The USS *Enterprise*-D was sent to attempt to contain the damage and retrieve the observation team. However, the cultural contamination was exacerbated and the Mintakans began worshipping Captain Jean-Luc Picard as a deity. Ultimately, Picard was able to prove to the Mintakans that he was mortal -- setting them back on their established path of embracing logic and science.

## Source

Mintaka III was derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Mekkar VII

**Mekkar VII** is a Peacekeeper maximum labor planet. It is in the Mekkar System, the seventh planet from the star at the center of the system. The planet is built into levels, each of which holds significance to the Peacekeepers. A wide variety of criminals are interned on the planet, given different tasks to work on while carrying out their sentence. At one point, this included both Ka D'Argo and Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan.

A variety of laborious tasks employ the inmates, including mining kemlac and coding on a Peacekeeper intellilan interface.

## Source

Mekkar VII was mentioned in the first episode of *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
John Anders

**John Anders** was a lieutenant in the Galactic Authority, who was assigned to serve undercover in the Procyon Insurrection.

After the attack that killed 10,000 people, Anders maintained his covered. When Griffin Jones encountered him at an underground Procyon base, Anders took Griffin to meet with the General. Jones attempted to kill the General, but instead managed to shoot a number of Procyon soldiers and one of the General's clones.

Shortly after this, Anders was forced to give up his cover and returned to working outwardly for the Galactic Authority. When Griffin Jones (actually Kal Varrik) betrayed the rest of the crew of the *Raza*, Anders escorted Varrik off of the ship.

It did not take long for Varrik and Anders to butt heads -- in fact, they did so almost as soon as it became clear that the Galactic Authority was aware of the bombing of Hyadum-12 before it ever occurred and yet made no actions to stop it.

Some time later, Anders discovered Marcus Boone aboard Eos-7. Though Anders intended to arrest Boone, they worked together to survive the space station's explosion. Anders handcuffed Boone in a warehouse that they managed to reach, but when they were spotted by a security drone Anders gave Boone a weapon to take it out. When the Galactic Authority arrived, Anders told them he was alone and left Boone in the warehouse -- a free man. He later transmitted Boone's location to the *Raza*.

## Source

John Anders is derived from *Dark Matter*.
Sakmar

**Sakmar** was a measurement of weight commonly used in the Uncharted Territories. It was a significant amount of weight. *Moya* was able to divert some of her energy to other projects, such as filling in for Aeryn Sun's damaged paraphoral nerve, without impacting the growth of her growing baby once it had become more than a sakmar. The large fortune that Natira was procuring for Scorpius was only a quarter of a sakmar in borinium ingots.
Katralla

**Katralla** was the princess, and later empress, of the Breakaway Colonies during Earth's 21st century. As the heir of Empress Novia, she had a specific deadline for when she was supposed to choose a compatible suitor with whom she could continue the royal lineage, and who could rule the Breakaway Colonies beside her.

Unbeknownst to her, a scheme between her brother Prince Clavor and the Scarran ambassador Cargn had left her with altered DNA and made her genetically incompatible with Sebaceans. A liquid used to determine this compatibility proved continuously disappointing -- until John Crichton arrived on the Royal Planet. His human DNA proved compatible, and a marriage was quickly arranged between the two. By using technology, rather than intercourse, Katralla was impregnated by John Crichton.

Despite this, Katralla did not truly want to marry Crichton as she was deeply in love with Counselor Elkar Tyno. However, she agreed to the arrangement out of duty to her people and went through with the wedding. Afterwards, she -- and Crichton -- were transformed into statues in order to watch Novia conduct court business for the next 80 cycles. Crichton did not remain a statue long, due to Cargn's plot, but it was discovered that Crichton could not undergo the process of becoming a statue again or he would die. Realizing it was unfair to leave the unborn child fatherless, it was agreed that Elkar Tyno would take his place as Katralla's husband.

## Other Realities

In at least one unrealized reality, where Aeryn Sun never joined the crew of *Moya*, Katralla married Crichton and joined him aboard *Moya*, leaving the Royal Planet altogether.
Sonic nets

**Sonic nets** were invisible barriers -- much like force fields -- that were sustained by voices. They would remain active so long as the sonic vibrations of someone's voice kept it active. They were primarily used to cushion falls. Peacekeepers used them widely for aerial combat training. Likewise, a sonic net was a central part of the Clansmen ritual of Taking the Stone.
Khurtanans

The **Khurtanans** are a Sebacean sub-species inhabiting the planet Khurtanan in Tormented Space, within the Delta Quadrant. Though the species is familiar with many other spacefaring species, they frequently remain on their own planet -- repairing space vessels, including Leviathan biomechanoids, and engaging in commerce with those who came to their planet. The Khurtanans' reluctance to travel is due largely to a culture-wide fear of space madness. All visitors to their planet must undergo an examination, in order to keep the planet free of the ailment. For many centuries, the Khurtanans held a hatred of Scarrans and refused to allow the species on their planet.

Khurtanan society was once deeply sexist, with females being heavily oppressed. An underground resistance group formed -- with some women disguising themselves as men to participate in tasks that women were forbidden from. Others plotted a violent coup, using qatal mollusks to commit political assassinations. The violent coup occurred shortly after the planet was visited by *Moya*, and successfully replaced the patriarchal leadership with a matriarchal one that remained in power for many centuries before equality was established between the sexes.
Litigarans

**Litigarans** are a humanoid species from the planet of Litigara. The vast majority of the population are lawyers, and a complex system of laws has developed to keep them employed. Each law firm adds to this system of laws as they gain power over the others, with all the thousands upon thousands of years of law gathered in a book called "the Axiom". The remainder of the population, "the Utilities" provide all of the services required to keep the society functioning, while they are terrible mistreated and oppressed by the ruling class. The planet's supreme rule is the senior partner of whichever law firm presently has the most power.

Litigarans are incredibly pale, but Litigarans with blue eyes have such ashen skin that on nights when the planet's moons are both full, they are forced to stay inside to avoid being burned.

## Source

The Litigarans are taken from *Farscape*.
Proprietor

The **Proprietor** was a merchant at a commerce planet in the Uncharted Territories. Though its language could not be translated by translator microbes, it was able to understand other languages.

The Proprietor was one of the first people visited by the crew of *Moya* after their initial escape from Bialar Crais. Rygel XVI -- fluent in the Proprietor's language -- attempted to haggle for barrels of iriscent fluid, but the haggling was interrupted by Ka D'Argo.

## Source

The Proprietor is derived from *Farscape*.
Pilot (Moya's First)

*Moya*'s initial **Pilot** was a female of the species, who bonded with the Leviathan biomechanoid with the blessing of the Pilot Elders, before the ship was first captured by the Peacekeepers. They were bonded for 21 cycles, during which time *Moya* would fall under Peacekeeper control.

Bialar Crais had plans to experiment on *Moya*, and knew this could not be done without the approval of the Leviathan's Pilot. He assigned Lieutenant Velorek to persuade the Pilot, but she would not acquiesce. Meanwhile, Crais sought out a replacement. When one was found, Crais interrupted Velorek's efforts and shot *Moya*'s Pilot. It would be another two cycles before *Moya* could break free.

## Source

*Moya*'s first Pilot is derived from *Farscape*.
Shield belts

**Shield belts** were personalized force fields that emitted from a device worn around the waist of a humanoid.

## Tarkan Shield Belts

The earliest known shield belts were used primarily by the Tarkan Freedom Fighters. These belts were activated by pulse weapon fire. Once activated, they would render the wearer practically invulnerable. However, unless receiving more damage from pulse weapons, these would eventually deactivate to save power.

## Source

Shield belts are derived from *Farscape*.
Mesot

A **mesot** is a type of currency used within the Hynerian Empire and parts of the Uncharted Territories.

Despite being deposed, Rygel XVI kept a quantity of mesots aboard *Moya* and would occasionally bet using them. He bet John Crichton 40 mesots that Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis would not survive after being released from cryostasis.
Sleep-mist

**Sleep-mist** is a liquid concoction that could be brewed and stored in an airtight, but easily breakable container. When exposed to air, the liquid evaporate into a fine mist and act as a sedative, rendering most species unconscious.

Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan brewed sleep-mist in order to render Ka D'Argo unconscious while the Luxan was under the effects of a Tavlek gauntlet. Unfortunately, the gauntlet automatically increased the flow stimulants it injected into the bloodstream in order to counteract the effects.
Scopuli

The ***Scopuli*** was a light freighter constructed on Mars and registered on Eros, but used primarily by the Outer Planets Alliance during the 23rd century. After Julie Mao discovered information about the protomolecule, Fred Johnson commissioned the *Scopuli* to intercept the *Anubis*.

Julie Mao was on the bridge crew, and permitted the *Scopuli* to attack the *Anubis*. The *Anubis* easily defeated the *Scopuli*, however. The crew of the *Anubis* infiltrated the *Scopuli* -- killing or taking captive the entire crew. The captain of the *Anubis* then abandoned the *Scopulli* next to CA-2216862, leaving a Martian device on board to issue a distress signal.

The distress signal was picked up by the *Canterbury*, and a team comprised of James Holden, Naomi Nagata, Amos Burton, Alex Kamal, and Shed Garvey went to investigate. In truth, the *Scopuli* had been left as a lure -- allowing the *Canterbury* to be attacked and destroyed.

## Source

The *Scopuli* is derived from *The Expanse*.
Lorana

**Lorana** was a follower of the Delvian Seek who became a missionary that departed Delvia on the New Moon of Delvia. She was a follower of Tuzak, and then became a follower of Tahleen. Though she was often hesitant to follow Tahleen's commands, she did obey them and was allowed to share Unity with her.

After sharing Unity with John Crichton, however, she came to see how far Tahleen had fallen. She allowed John Crichton to free Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan's mind, and helped them to overcome Tahleen. Once Tahleen had been stripped of her abilities, Crichton and Zhaan left Lorana with a hopeful future. She came to be the leader of the New Moon of Delvia colony.
Prime Reality

The **Prime Reality** is the primary universe and timeline.

The Prime Reality does not include various subspace realms, such as the Void. The Prime Reality is simply one dimension within the multiverse that comprises that Materium -- and does not include parallel timelines like the Mirror Universe, unrealized realities, or other dimensions such as fluidic space.

## Source

The Prime Reality is derived from *Star Trek*.
Meridian (Milky Way)

*For the planet of the same name in the Andromeda galaxy, please visit Meridian (Andromeda).*

The planet **Meridian** was the only planet of the Trialus system in the Gamma Quadrant. Although it was a Class-M garden world, it was not inhabited by sapient beings until an expedition from another world found themselves stranded on the planet and built a settlement for themselves on the planet's southern continent.

The core of the star which the planet orbited periodically built to a cascade effect at the quantum level, putting the planet out of phase with the universe and causing it to disappear into another dimension where the inhabitants of the planet existed as pure conscious thought, without physical form. Every sixty cycles, the planet would reappear in the Materium. Each time it reappeared, however, the duration was briefer.

By 3371 CE, Meridian was only present in the Materium for twelve days. Within just a few more centuries, it would only appear in the Materium for minutes at a time. The crew of the USS *Defiant* discovered an instability within the Trialus star, which they were able to stabilize -- with this accomplished the next time Meridian reappeared it would exist within the Meridian for 30 cycles.

This was a similar phenomenon as that of the multiphasic planet witnessed the crew of the USS *Orville* in 3420 CE.

## Source

Meridian is derived from *Star Trek: Deep Space 9*. For canon information please visit Memory Alpha.
Sahndara System

The **Sahndara system** was a small planetary system with a single star and a single planet in its orbit. The system was destroyed when the star went supernova, but refugees from the system managed to escape and arrived on the planet Earth around 400 BCE.

## Source

The Sahndara system is derived from *Star Trek*.
R. Wilson Monroe

**R. Wilson Monroe** was the American host of the television series *Alien Visitation* that examined the visitation to Earth by the crew of *Moya*. As he hosted, his tone varied -- from one of alarm, to one of hope -- but the documentary series was ultimately prevented from airing by the United States government.

The classified series was long forgotten until the footage was found in ancient government files when humans began repopulating the Earth during the 29th century. At this point, humans had already realized -- through experiences with the protomolecule centuries earlier -- that they were not alone in the universe, and were simply waiting to make contact with aliens once more. As such, the footage was deemed harmless and was declassified -- but most of the population was not particularly interested in the antiquated series.

## Source

R. Wilson Monroe is derived from *Farscape*.
Rygel I

**Rygel I**, also known as "**Rygel the Great**" was the first Dominar in what would be a very long lasting dynasty in the history of the Hynerian Empire. The dynasty continued uninterrupted until Rygel XVI was overthrown by Bishan in 1868 CE.

Rygel XVI and Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan both believed that part of Rygel I's spirit lived on in the deposed Dominar.
Orb of Prophecy and Change

The **Orb of Prophecy and Change** -- sometimes called the **Orb of Prophecy** or the **Orb of Change** -- was one of the revered Orbs of the Prophets which were sacred in the Bajoran religion. This was the third orb to appear to the Bajorans, and greatly influenced many Bajoran leaders. Among these was the writer Trakor, who composed several prophecies including some concerning the Emissary of the Prophets after his first encounter with the orb around the year 500 CE.

The orb eventually came to be housed in a monastery that would one day be led by Vedek Bareil Antos. Vedek Bareil consulted with the orb regarding the election of the next kai in 3370 CE.

In 3373 CE, Benjamin Sisko used the orb in order to focus the prophetic visions he was experiencing. Afterwards, the orb was moved to the space station Deep Space 9. The following year, Bareil Antos of the Mirror Universe schemed to steal the orb and bring it to his timeline -- however, after an experience with the orb he abandoned his plan.

In 3375 CE, Kai Winn Adami attempted to consult with the orb, but it would not reveal anything to her.

## Source

The Orb of Prophecy and Change is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information please visit Memory Alpha.
SciFi Mega Crossover Wikia

I'm world-building a massive crossover universe that includes a number of science fiction franchises. Here's where I'm keeping it all straight (or trying to). For more information about the project, please visit the Author's Notes page!

## Welcome to the SciFi Mega Crossover Wikia

I'm world-building a massive crossover universe that includes a number of science fiction franchises. Here's where I'm keeping it all straight (or trying to).

The following franchises are largely unaltered (except for like, dates and such -- see the timeline for more info on that):

* Farscape
* The Expanse
* Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
* Firefly/Serenity
* Borderlands
* Dark Matter
* Killjoys
* Mass Effect
* Starcraft
* Star Trek
* Blake's 7
* Warhammer 40k

I am also borrowing pieces of but changing a good amount of the canon of:

* Cowboy Bebop
* Crusader: No Remorse
* The Orville
* Star Wolves
* Subnautica

And I'm presently trying to work in more from

* Alien (vs Predator)
* Dead Space
* System Shock

And I've taken a few details here and there from:

* Doctor Who
* Lost in Space
* Riddick
* Space Quest
* Star-Crossed

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Solomon Epstein

**Solomon Epstein** was a human born on Mars, and was an engine engineer for Masstech for at least a decade. In his spare time, he began developing plans for a fusion reaction engine -- which would later come to be known as the Epstein Drive.

He eventually convinced his wife Caitlin that they should invest in a second-hand yacht so he could tinker on the engine. He constructed a prototype for his engine in the yacht, saving the plans for it on his wife's computer. During the maiden voyage, the high gravity of his accelerating ship gave him a fatal stroke -- leaving the ship speeding into deep space. However, the test flight did prove the engine was a success.

## Appearances

### The Expanse

* Season 2
	+ "Paradigm Shift"

For canon information, please visit The Expanse Wiki.
Psionics

**Psionics** is a term for a broad variety of **psychic abilities**, including **biotics**. These mental abilities range widely in both effects and power. Some species -- such as the Eldar, Delvians, vulcans, or protoss -- are renowned for psionic prowess.

Though humans can have psionic potential, it seldom amounts to the levels of other species without outside help. The exception to this is the Sirens, of which six exist at any given time. These six Sirens are human women who possess psionic powers that outmatch most others in the galaxy.

## Source

Psionics are derived from *Farscape*, *Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri*, *Firefly*, *Borderlands*, *Killjoys*, *Mass Effect*, *Starcraft*, *Star Trek*, *Blake's 7*, and *Warhammer 40k*.
Pangaea Expanse

The **Pangaea Expanse** is a region in the Milky Way located in the Delta Quadrant near the border of the Attican Traverse and the Terminus Systems, and relatively close to the galactic core. Through the mass relay network, this area was only accessible through the Mu Relay.

## Locations

* Refuge System
	+ Agetoton
	+ Ilos
	+ Zafe

## Source

The Pangaea Expanse is derived from *Mass Effect*.
Roger Wilco

**Roger Wilco** was a "custodial engineer" or maintenance specialist in the Engineering division of Starfleet. Roger was one of a long line of maintenance specialists, with the thankless job of keeping starship's utilities -- such as lavatories, replicators, etc -- functional. He was an expert in stain removal.

Roger Wilco is inarguably the most celebrated janitor -- custodial engineer -- in Starfleet.

## History

Roger Wilco was born out of test tube #696 -- his parents having dispensed with the more inconvenient aspects of childbirth. He has one brother. They were raised on the planet Xenon.

He began his career aboard the research ship the USS *Arcada*, from this post it is said that he accidentally saved the galaxy (for the first time.) Afterwards he began working as a custodial engineer on Xenon Orbital Station 4. He is also known to have defeated a band of space pirates, after which he officially enrolled in Starfleet Academy.

## Source

Roger Wilco is derived from *Space Quest*. For canon information, please visit the Space Quest Omnipedia.
Patriqu-ro

The **Patriqu-ro** are a race in the Uncharted Territories, who are particularly well known for crafting spacefaring vessels. They have a capitalist society that rewards underhanded, cutthroat tactics to turn a profit. The spaceship builders of this race consider Leviathan biomechanoids to be their primary competition, and will do just about anything to destroy them, including hiring mercenaries.

In fact, they had hired Mu-Quillus to use a siren star to that end -- ultimately leading to the deaths of 83 Leviathan biomechanoids before the scheme was foiled by *Talyn.*

## Source

The Patriqu-ro were mentioned in the series *Farscape*.
Sky Spirits

The "**Sky Spirits**" were the name given to an alien species native to the Delta Quadrant by early humans that they had encountered.

## History

The Sky Spirits had traveled to Earth in a journey that took them two generations -- exploring much of the Milky Way on their travels. They finally arrived around 41,600 BCE and revealed themselves to a nomadic tribe that would eventually come to be known as the Rubber Tree People. The Sky Spirits shared their genetic material with these early humans -- calling them the Inheritors.

      The Sky Spirits departed but eventually returned. When they did, they found no sign of the Inheritors -- believing that they had been destroyed, the Sky Spirits left. In truth, the Inheritors had delved deeper into the jungles and remained hidden there throughout Earth's history. The alien DNA present in their genetic codes presented itself more and more fully, giving them many of the physical characteristics of the Sky Spirits.

The USS *Voyager* came upon their homeworld in 3372 CE. Initially the Sky Spirits believed that *Voyager* intended to conquer them, but when it was discovered that Chakotay was, in fact, a descendant of the Rubber Tree People he was able to assuage the Sky Spirits of their fears.

## Culture

Although the Sky Spirits had advanced technology, including warp drives and cloaking devices capable of concealing their entire population from detection, they used all of their technology in a way that was harmonious with nature. They valued nature, and the land itself, above all else.

Sky Spirits had some psionic abilities, capable of sharing thoughts and memories by touch. They were also capable of infusing their genetic material into another by touch. In this way, they could impart a genetic memory that would last for thousands of cycles in a family line.

## Source

Sky Spirits are derived from *Star Trek: Voyager*.
Sebaceans

**Sebaceans** are one of the most prevalent races of the region of space surrounding the Uncharted Territories in the Delta Quadrant. They are humanoid and are, in fact, almost indistinguishable from humans at first glance.

In truth, Sebaceans were engineered from humans by the Eidelons, to serve as their protectors. As a result, Sebaceans are slightly stronger than humans and have better senses -- especially eyesight. However, Sebaceans are far less resilient to heat and can suffer from Sebacean Heat Delirium -- which can lead to a catatonic state known as the Living Death. Whereas humans have a complex, redundant system to filter out toxins, including two kidneys, Sebaceans have a single organ called the paraphoral nerve. If this is damaged, it must be repaired through synthesized tissue or by taking one from an organ donor.

Humans and Sebaceans are closely related enough to breed -- though this is partly because, like humans, Sebaceans are able to breed with a multitude of humanoid races. Genetic experimentation even allowed Scarrans to create a Sebacean-Scarran Hybrid, and allowed the scientist NamTar to splice the DNA of a Pilot to a living Sebacean.

Unlike humans, a Sebacean female is capable of holding a fertilized egg in stasis within her body for up to seven cycles. Sebacean pregnancies also progress much more rapidly than human pregnancies.

Most of the Sebacean species is loyal to the Peacekeepers -- however, some have formed peaceful, non-military colonies throughout the Delta Quadrant.

## Notable Sebaceans

* Aeryn Sun
* Bialar Crais

## Source

Sebaceans are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Stranits

**Stranits** were extremely sensitive creatures, able to detect even a shift in brainwaves if they were in close proximity. Through this sensitivity, stranits could determine if someone was telling a lie by the variation in their brainwaves caused by cognitive dissonance. Stranits were also quite easily trainable, despite how dangerous their barbed tails made them. As such, stranits were often used as very lethal lie detector tests. Rinic Pralanoth kept a stranit trained in exactly this way, which ultimately killed his treacherous son Rinic Tolven.
Paraphoral Nerve

The **paraphoral nerve** is a feature of Sebacean biology, the function of which is to route all poisons out of the system. This makes Sebaceans much less susceptible to poisons and other toxins when compared to similar humanoid species. However, the paraphoral nerve is quite fragile and does not heal or regenerate if damaged. For a long time the only known treatment is a graft from a genetically compatible Sebacean. Eventually, however, Peacekeeper Medtechs at Scorpius' Gammak Base were able to create an artificial tissue graft.

## Source

Paraphoral nerves are derived from *Farscape*.
Nyota Uhura (Mirror)

**Nyota Uhura** was the communications officer aboard the ISS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701). Security chief Hikaru Sulu was infatuated her, but she did not return his feelings and was very upfront about it.

She was one of three crew members transported from the Mirror Universe to the Prime Reality by a transporter accident. She was almost immediately placed in the brig of the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) by Spock, until she was able to be returned to her normal plane of existence.
Sphere (lifeform)

An unusual and -- as far as recorded history indicates -- unique lifeform, this Sphere was born hundreds of thousands of years before the creation of the United Federation of Planets or the Citadel Council. The sphere was comprised of organic and inorganic material, making it one of the oldest recorded biomechanical lifeforms. It measured 565 kilometers in diameter and 6.39×1020 kilograms in mass, giving it the size of a small planet or asteroid.

The sphere traversed the Milky Way for thousands of cycles, recording all that it saw. These recordings included invasions by the Reapers, numerous wars including one between the Roquarri Imperium and the Quarternary Systems -- both civilizations otherwise lost to history -- as well as population data of various planets such as Kaminar, and detailed and advanced information regarding artificial intelligence. Specifically, the sphere held information that would allow artificial intelligences to purge all organic life from the galaxy.

When the sphere's death approached, it sought a repository for all of the information it had gathered. In one alternate timeline, through unknown means, that information ended up with the artificial intelligence called Control. Control used this knowledge to, eventually, eradicate all organic life in the Milky Way. Seeking to prevent this, the time-traveling Gabrielle Burnham managed to guide the USS *Discovery* to the sphere -- which pulled the vessel out of warp and began trying to communicate. It's vibrations and radiation came across to the crew of the USS *Discovery* as little more than a high-pitched screeching noise, and its efforts to adapt the universal translator overloaded the system. When it tried to simply transmit its information, the crew mistook it as a virus until Commander Saru was able to interpret a pattern of repeating ultraviolet lights and convinced the rest of the crew to allow the sphere to transmit its data.

Upon completion of the transfer, the core of the sphere began to collapse. With only a nanosecond to spare, the sphere reversed the polarity of its stasis field and pushed the *Discovery* out of the blast radius as the sphere ultimately exploded and died.

## Source

The Sphere is derived from *Star Trek: Discovery*.