recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Giliac (star)

The **Giliac** star was once a star in the Giliac constellation, as seen from the planet Regor 2. The star collapsed into a black hole -- disappearing from the skies of Regor 2 in 298 CE. In 2420 CE, the crew of the USS *Orville* fashioned a false star in order to make the Regorians believe that the star had returned to the constellation.
Guardian of Forever

The **Guardian of Forever** was a construct built by an unknown and ancient civilization. The Guardian is both an entity in and of itself, as well as functioning portal in time and space. It was constructed on a location where all timelines converge. Because of its very nature, determining a precise age of the Guardian is impossible.

The Guardian of Forever stood at the center of a large city, that ultimately stood in ruins around it. It was a roughly circular, but asymmetrical gateway made of a quasi-metallic substance.

The Guardian had limited abilities, and was not able to alter the speed at which it displayed the past through it's doorway. The Guardian was capable of speech and understanding external stimuli around it. When opening a portal in time, the Guardian emitted a gaseous fog and the region around the planet would experience spatial anomalies.

## History

The Guardian was asked a question in 4,500,000 BCE. It is known only to the Guardian what this question was. After this, no organic or synthetic lifeforms interacted with the Guardian for billions of years.

In the year 3267 CE, temporal ripples emanated from the Guardian of Forever. The reason these ripples were emitted at this time is unknown, except to the Guardian. The USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) investigated this anomaly, which led them to a previously undiscovered planet. During this investigation, Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy accidentally dosed himself with cordrazine and, experiencing paranoid delusions, beamed himself to the planet in order to escape the ship.

While searching for McCoy, a landing party led by Captain James T. Kirk and his executive officer Spock discovered the Guardian of Forever. The Guardian displayed images from Earth's past -- and McCoy dived into the portal, arriving on Earth in the year 1930 CE. The landing party soon discovered they had lost contact with the Enterprise -- somehow, McCoy had managed to alter history. The party's proximity to the Guardian protected them from the changes he had wrought and provided them with an opportunity to rectify the situation. With the Guardian's help, they arrived on Earth prior to McCoy's arrival. Once they had restored the Prime Reality to its proper timeline, the Guardian returned all of them to the present -- only mere moments after they had left it.

The United Federation of Planets continued to study the Guardian, and with the Guardians help, all of history. In 3269 CE, the USS *Enterprise* returned to the planet to help in these studies. While Spock was studying the formation of the Orion culture, Spock was inadvertently removed from the timeline. He was once again protected from these changes by the Guardian itself. Discovering the cause, Spock went back to save himself from death during the *kahs-wan* ritual. This proved that, on occasion, the Guardian of Forever was destined to be used to preserve the timeline of the Prime Reality.

## Source

The Guardian of Forever is derived from *Star Trek*.

### Author's Note:

* Star Trek: Phase II Episode "In Harm's Way"
* Star Trek Online Missions "City on the Edge of Never" and "Past Imperfect"
Clansmen

The **Clansmen** are a tribal society found on the Royal Cemetery Planet, persisting there throughout the ages. Because the tribes are comprised almost entirely of one species, they are considered one of the species of the Uncharted Territories. In truth, the Clansmen will welcome anyone of any species into their ranks. Those of this species have some characteristics that are unique to them -- for instance, the belly of a pregnant female becomes transparent so that all may see the development of the fetus within.

The Clansmen live in irradiated caverns below the gravesites that are spread across the planet's surface. The radiation, in which they live, causes a cancer in every Clansmen that kills them at roughly the age of 22 cycles. The society of the Clansmen has developed around the idea that no one survives past this age, and a ritual known as "taking the stone" is performed by those approaching this age when babies are born. Taking the stone is very often fatal. Some Clansmen refuse to participate in this ritual, and are shunned -- becoming the deformed "Lost Ones" as radiation ravages their bodies.

Clansmen dye their hair red, and allow the dye to drip onto their foreheads. Clansmen also walk in a shuffle that resembles something zombified, rather than something that is alive.

## Notable Members

* Chiana (briefly)
* Das
* Janixx
* Molnon
* Vyna
Command Carriers (Peacekeeper)

**Command carriers** were large mobile bases of operations used by Peacekeepers. They were immense vessels, over one metra long, and carrying over 50,000 Peacekeepers for its crew. Some command carriers, such as the *Zelbinion*, were even larger. Many Peacekeepers lived their entire lives aboard command carriers, and as such these vessels were equipped with all of the comforts necessary to sustain the large crew. Most, if not all, were equipped with large indoor gardens that simulated the surface of a Class M planet. These were also used to train combatants in surface combat.

Command carriers were incredibly powerful vessels, even able to take on Scarran dreadnoughts, equipped with a myriad of weapons. They wielded four frag cannons, five medium pulse cannons and twenty smaller pulse cannons, as well as two torpedo launchers. Command carriers also employ 200 defensive pulse turrets and a defense screen for protection. Nevertheless, certain vessels used by the Nebari Establishment could overpower a command carrier.

Command carriers were capable of faster-than-light travel, but were able to achieve this only through their hetch drive propulsion system. This prevented them from achieving instant FTL, but allowed them to accelerate to speed comparable to those achieved by warp engines and mass effect drives.

## Source

Command carriers were featured in *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Cybernetic Bleed-back

**Cybernetic bleed-back** was a potentially deadly side-effect of biological combining with mechanical or biomechanical contraptions. It was most notable as a side effect of the Hand of Friendship used to pilot the one and only Leviathan-gunship -- *Talyn*.

If the cybernetic component began to transfer intense, negative emotions or stress to the wearer, these feelings would manifest physically. The wearer's body would begin to form painful lesions on the skin. Unless the cybernetic component was removed, it would kill the wearer. This nearly happened to Bialar Crais, as he was the pilot of *Talyn*, until John Crichton and Aeryn Sun removed it.

## Source

Cybernetic bleed-back appeared in an episode of *Farscape*.
Earth

**Earth**, also known as **Sol III** or **Terra**, is the homeworld of humans. It is also sometimes called **Terra Prime** or **Tellus**. At certain points in its history it has also been called "**Old Earth**" and "**Earth-That-Was**". Translator microbes have been known to incorrectly translate its name as "**Erp**."

It is a Class M planet in the Sol System, where it is the third planet from the system's star, Sol. It is orbited by one natural satellite, called Luna, and numerous artificial satellites.

## Locations

### Terrestrial

* Antarctica
* Asia
	+ Japan
* Europe
	+ Germany
	+ Italy
		- Rome
		- Venice
	+ Russia
* North America
	+ United States of America
		- Florida
			* Cape Canaveral
		- Massachusetts
			* Boston
				+ Massachusetts Institute of Technology
* Oceania
	+ Australia
* South America

## Source

Earth is our real planet. Much of this information is derived from real life, as well as various other sources. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* The Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Heskon

Lieutenant **Heskon** was the chief of security at the Gammak Base in the Uncharted Territories under Scorpius' command. When John Crichton first arrived at the base, posing as Commander Larraq, Heskon greeted him alongside Commander Javio. As his duties including verifying the identities of all who entered the base, Heskon adminstered a genetic test to Crichton -- a test which was successfully thwarted thanks to the efforts of Gilina Renaez.

Once Scorpius arrived on the base, Heskon began reporting to him and assisted him in numerous capacities. This included personally checking in on the prisoner Aeryn Sun, who had attempted to infiltrate the base posing as one of Bialar Crais' unit. When Heskon opened the cell, she knocked him unconscious.

Heskon's fate when the base was destroyed is unknown.
Hassan

Lieutenant **Hassan**, also known as "**Doc**" by the members of her regiment, was a commando in Peacekeeper Special Ops serving as part of Captain Larraq's unit. Their elite unit was on a mission to track down and capture an intellant virus. Hassan, with a background in science and medicine, knew more about the virus than anyone else in the unit.

They spent a cycle hunting the virus, a hunt which cost them four of the members of their unit. They were, however, able to capture the virus. Whilst on their way to a Gammak Base, their Marauder was damaged and began to leak cesium fuel.

As luck would have it, they encounterd a Leviathan biomechanoid they believed was under the control of the Peacekeepers. They boarded the vessel with the intent of using it to bring the virus to the Gammak Base. The virus escaped into the ship, however. Hassan helped to track down the virus, mistakenly believing it had infected Rygel XVI. They incapacitated Rygel and continued towards the Gammak Base -- however, the virus had made its way into John Crichton, who was posing as the captain of the Leviathan biomechanoid. Crichton caught Hassan alone and beat her to death.
Finzzi

**Finzzi** was a Litigaran lawyer who worked for Ja Rhumann. As the plot to frame someone for the murder of Wesley Kenn went underway, Finzzi found Zotoh Zhaan and arranged for her to be the patsy.

During the trial, Finzzi threatened to have Chiana brought up on false charges if she didn't lose the case. Instead, Chiana and Rygel XVI were able to implicate Ja Rhumann and prove Zhaan's innocence. Finzzi's career was ruined, though she managed to escape criminal charges by testifying against her former employer.
Fourth Moon of Hyneria

The **Fourth Moon of Hyneria** is one of the natural satellites of the planet Hyneria, the seat of power for the Hynerian Empire. The moon itself has been populated for much of recorded history.

During Rygel XVI's attempt to reclaim his throne, Bishan laid out a trap for the former Dominar on this moon -- managing to take Rygel and his compatriots Chiana and Ka Jothee into custody.

## Source

The Fourth Moon of Hyneria is a location derived from the *Farscape* comic books.
Food Cubes

**Food cubes** are a type of mostly tasteless ration used aboard spacefaring vessels in Peacekeeper territories. Their use has also expanded into the Uncharted Territories. They have the appearance of small, rectangular disc with low-intensity colors. Food cubes do, however, provide all the daily nutritional needs for most adult sentient beings.

When replicator technology reached the Delta Quadrant, alongside the United Federation of Planets, food cubes were quickly discontinued in favor of the ability to eat virtually anything else.

## Source

Food cubes are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Consortium of Trao

The **Consortium of Trao** is a collection of worlds governed by the Trao. The Consortium governs 10,000 planets in the Delta Quadrant, held together primarily by similar economic practices and needs. Although the Consortium is comprised of several different industrial powers, they are ruled by a single sovereign. This position of leadership was passed down through succession, in a manner similar to that of a monarchy.

At the end of the 20th century (by Earth's calendar), the next-in-line for the ruler of the Consortium was captured by Tavlek mercenaries. Jotheb encountered Rygel XVI during his captivity. The two did not form a friendship, and in fact Jotheb became angry when he discovered Rygel was the deposed Dominar of the Hynerian Empire, rather than its ruler.

## Source

The Consortium of Trao is mentioned in *Farscape*.
Hynerians

**Hynerians** are a diminutive (averaging two feet tall) amphibian species of bipeds found in the Delta Quadrant. They have a very unique physiology, comparable to few other sentient species.

## Physiology

Hynerian skin is thick, leather with an oily green tone to it. They have small craniums, and their heads appear to be an extension of their bodies -- with no thinning of the neck at the shoulders. They have large eyes, large mouths, and no nose -- though there are two slits between their eyes which serve as nostrils. They have a feature known as "earbrows" above their eyes, which serve as both ears and eyebrows and are remarkably sensitive to touch.

Hynerians have small hands and feet with only a few digits on each. Nevertheless, they are able to wield tools and weapons. They have short legs, and are quite inefficient at walking. For that reason, Hynerians of the higher echelons of society use vehicles such as Throne Sleds to transport themselves. In water, however, Hynerians are among the fastest of sentient species.

The Hynerian digestive system is remarkable -- each Hynerian has three stomachs. When they are nervous or frightened, they are known to pass helium through their intestines. The chemicals in tannot root make the urine of Hynerians highly explosive.

Hynerians have an extremely long lifespan, capable of living over a thousand cycles.

Hynerian reproduction is largely unexplored -- few other species have interest in it. It is known that the female lay eggs, though it is unknown if the eggs are fertilized before or after this process. Hynerians are known to engage in intercourse, the reasoning behind this seems to be entirely in the pursuit of pleasure. After orgasming, Hynerians of both genders sleep.

## Culture

The Hynerians reign over the Hynerian Empire, and their caste system is constructed to ensure that only one ruling family will ever reign over this sovereign state. The Dominar of the Hynerian Empire was a title held by a single lineage in this royal family until Rygel XVI was usurped by his cousin Bishan. Outrage over this break in tradition caused division and unrest on at least four planets in the Empire until Rygel XVI reclaimed his throne many cycles later.

Hynerian society is highly sexist -- female Hynerians are viewed primarily as objects. As such, wealthy Hynerians are free to take a myriad of wives and concubines.

Though the Hynerians are not considered a "warrior race", they have a long history of military conflicts -- most notably with the Charrids, who are deeply hated by all Hynerians.

Hynerians are surprisingly inventive, and therefore have quite advanced technology even within the region of space that they occupy.

## Notable Members

* Bishan
* Rygel I
* Rygel IX
* Rygel X
* Rygel XVI

*See also: List of Hynerian Characters*

## Source

Hynerians are seen in *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Hynerian Empire

The **Hynerian Empire** was a major political power in the Delta Quadrant, reigning over billions of worlds, until it was devastated by the Kkore Invasion. They were closely allied with the Peacekeepers, and enemies of both the Charrids and the Scarran Empire.

The Hynerian Empire was ruled by a single lineage of Dominars, though a coup gave temporarily put control of the empire into the hands of a cousin of that lineage named Bishan. Of all the Dominars, Rygel XVI was perhaps one of the most influential.

## Source

The Hynerian Empire is derived from *Farscape*.
Crew of the USS Shenzhou

The **crew of the USS *Shenzhou*** who participated in the Battle at the Binary Stars.

## Crew Members

### Bridge Officers

* Commanding Officer
	+ Captain Georgiou Phillipa
* First Officer
	+ Commander Michael Burnham
* Communications Officer
	+ Lieutenant Troy Januzzi
* Helmsman
	+ Lieutenant Junior Grade Keyla Detmer
* Operations Officers
	+ Ensign Danby Connor

* Tactical Officers
	+ Lieutenant Junior Grade Kamran Grant
	+ Ensign Jira Narwani

### Operations Division

* Transporter Chief
	+ Lieutenant Junior Grade Britch Weeton

### Sciences/Medical Division

* Chief Medical Officer
	+ Lieutenant Commander Nambue
* Chief Science Officer
	+ Lieutenant Commander Saru
* Lieutenant Troke

## Source

The crew of the USS Shenzhou are derived from *Star Trek: Discovery*.
Emissary of the Prophets

The **Emissary of the Prophets** was an important religious figure to the Bajorans, who had been prophesied for thousands of cycles -- beginning with the writings of Trakor. According to prophecies, the Emissary would save Bajor by finding the Celestial Temple. Bajoran culture, as it waited for the Emissary, had preemptively given the Emissary authority to perform several ceremonies and blessings.

## History

After millenia, the Prophets saw fit to bring about the birth of Benjamin Sisko.

In 3369 CE, Kai Opaka read Sisko's *pagh* and learned he was the Emissary. She advised him he needed to find the Celestial Temple and warn the Prophets about the Cardassians. Shortly afterwards, he discovered the Bajoran wormhole and made first contact with the entities inside it.

As a human, it took Sisko a great deal of time and effort to convince the Bajorans that he was truly the Emissary -- especially as he was sometimes not particularly eager to take on the role. In one instance, the Prophets allowed a time displaced Bajoran named Akorem Laan to believe he was the Emissary in order to prove to Sisko that he needed to embrace his role.

In 3373 CE, Sisko received prophetic visions which allowed him to rediscover the lost city of B'hala. This discovery led directly to Sisko initiating the Reckoning between a Prophet and the pah-wraith Kosst Amojan. The following year, the Bajoran wormhole was disrupted by Gul Dukat released a pah-wraith into the Orb of Contemplation -- Sisko managed to undo the damage by finding the Orb of the Emissary on the planet Tyree and releasing the Prophet held within it.

This was not the Emissary's most difficult task -- for that was still to come in 3375 CE. When Dukat gained the *Book of Kosst Amojan* and attempted to use it to release the pah-wraiths imprisoned in the Fire Caves, they made the Cardassian their Emissary. In a fight to prevent a new era of destruction upon the galaxy, Benjamin Sisko sacrificed himself to destroy Dukat and the book in his possession. Before his death, the Prophets brought him into the Celestial Temple to join them for eternity -- his tasks as Emissary fulfilled.

## Source

The Emissary of the Prophets is derived from *Star Trek: Deep Space 9*. For canon information please visit Memory Alpha.
Cobb

**Cobb** was a human soldier from Australia who worked for IASA. He and John Crichton had met a year prior to the launch of the *Farscape-1* module during shuttle tests that were conducted in the Simpson Desert.

When the Ancients created a false version of Earth from Crichton's memories, they included Cobb. Cobb's inability to answer any of Crichton's questions about recent events was one of his first clues that he had not truly returned home. Cobb's xenophobic attitude towards the other members of *Moya*'s crew convinced the Ancients that Earth would not be a suitable home for them.
Conclave of Eight

The **Conclave of Eight** or the **Eightfold Stars** was an octonary star system lost in the Beta Quadrant. The eight stars had been moved across the galaxy and placed in orbit around each other, with the planet Aia located in the center.

The Romulans discovered the Conclave, and found the Admonition there hundreds of cycles before the 34th century. Those that survived the encounter formed the Zhat Vash. Some ancient Romulan star charts showed the location of the Conclave of Eight, although many considered these maps apocryphal as no modern Romulan star charts included this system.

After androids attacked Mars, Raffi Musiker became obsessed with conspiracies to attempt to explain it. She came across references to the Conclave of Eight during her investigations but mistook it to mean a group of people. However, in 3399 CE, she discovered drawings by "disordered" Romulan xBs that led her to believe it was in fact a star system. With more information provided to her by Dr. Agnes Jurati, Raffi was able to surmise that the purpose of the star system was to draw attention to the message located on Aia.

## Source

The Conclave of Eight is derived from *Star Trek: Picard*.
Lusia

**Lusia** is the first planet in the Tomaros system, and has been colonized by the asari for thousands of years. The krogan attempted to annex the planet, sparking the Krogan Rebellion. In the initial conflict, the Citadel Council cut off the krogan supply lines at Thessia's mass relay. The krogan on Lusia surrendered quickly -- but the conflicted incited krogan across the rest of the Milky Way to war.

Lusia became a site of conflict once more during the Reaper Invasion of 2986 but managed to survive thanks to an advanced defense grid.

## Source

Lusia is derived from *Mass Effect*. For canon information, please visit Mass Effect Wiki.
Recurring Characters

Recurring Characters

* Dana Caldwell
* Emmy "Muscles" Mirsky
* Andy Cogan (JTP)
* Geoff Schwartz (JTP)
* "Naked Rob" Smith (JTP)
* Ben "Pop-Pop"
* Uncle Marvin
* Vic
* Dave Kim
* Mrs Kim
* Chad Kremp
* Virginia Kremp
* Drew Kremp
* Coach Mellor
* Ms Cinoman
* Mr Glascott
* Miss Taraborelli
* Anthony Balsamo
* Nitrous
* Dan
* Dave Sirota
* Bill Lewis
* Principal Ball
* Gary Ball
* Johnny Atkins
* Officer Puchinski
* Joe the Bus Driver
* JC Spink
* Evan Turner
Jenavian Charto

**Jenavian Charto** was a Disruptor of the Peacekeeper Special Directorate. She undertook a mission to prevent Prince Clavor from ever obtaining the throne of the Breakaway Colonies, and to this end disguised herself as a shallow, social-climbing, power-grabbing snob. She managed to become engaged to Clavor, getting close enough to him to kill him should he ascend to the throne.

When John Crichton became a threat to Clavor's plans, Charto saved Crichton from some of Clavor's men who had been sent to kill him. She suspected that Crichton was sent by the Special Directorate as backup for her mission -- a suspicion that Crichton neither confirmed or denied, though she ultimately learned the truth.

It worked in Charto's favor that Princess Katralla and Crichton married, disrupting Clavor's chance to rule. The pair were turned into statues. The Scarran emissary Cargn behead the statue of Crichton, in order to give Clavor a second chance. After Scorpius retrieved the head, Charto took it from him and reattached it to the human -- and then reanimated him. Hiding in the woods, the two shared an intimate night.

The next day, the two returned to the palace. Charto suggested that she and John become a couple, though he rejected the idea. She shrugged off the rejection and made her way to the morgue to pretend to mourn for Clavor. Crichton joined her there, where he expressed his sympathy but also observed that Clavor had gotten what he deserved. Charto slapped him and ran from the morgue in tears.

With Clavor's death, Charto's mission was fulfilled. It can be assumed that she returned to the Special Directorate and was given another assignment.

## Source

Jenavian Charto is derived from *Farscape*.
Kaelon II

**Kaelon II** was an inhabited planet, the homeworld of the Kaelons. It was the second planet in the Kaelon system.

By 3367 CE, it was common knowledge that the star in the Kaelon system was dying. Nevertheless, the Kaelons refused to leave their homeworld -- believing it to be central to their existence. Kaelon scientists, led by Dr. Timicin, sought to revitalize their sun.

## Source

Kaelon II is derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Krogan Rebellion

The **Krogan Rebellion** was a long conflict between the Citadel Council and the krogan.

## History

In gratitude to the krogan for their help during the Rachni Wars, the Citadel Council granted the krogan control over conquered rachni planets and several uninhabited but very hospitable world. Having evolved on the harsh world of Tuchanka, krogan birth rates were exceptionally high in order to ensure their survival there. Without the drawbacks of their homeworld, the krogan experienced a massive population boom. They began to spread through the galaxy.

The Council was unconcerned by this until the krogan began to expand into territories claimed by other member species. The other species attempted to protect their worlds, but the krogan grew more aggressive. This came to a head when the krogan began to settle on the asari colony of Lusia. The Council ordered the krogan to leave -- and they refused. Their representative, Overlord Kredak, stormed out of the Council chambers -- and war followed.

The Citadel Council had prepared for this, establishing the Office of Special Tactics and Reconaissance less than ten cycles earlier. These Spectres began the war with guerilla tactics that slowed the advance of the krogan, employing computer viruses to utterly cripple the extranet the krogan used to coordinate. They sabotaged antimatter refineries, and struck space stations with suicide freighters.

Unlike the other species of the Citadel, however, the krogan could always rapidly replenish their numbers after a defeat. The war became one of attrition that the Citadel Council had no hope of winning.

Eventually, the Council sought the help of the turians -- a newly encountered species with tremendous military might. The turians were able to secure some definitive defeats against the krogan -- but the krogan responded with horrific force. They launched asteroids at turian colonies, and making three planets totally and utterly uninhabitable. This made the turians even more committed to defeating the krogan -- their doctrine demanded that they not only defeat the krogan, but stop them from ever becoming a threat again.

The turians contacted the salarians, who were developing a bio-weapon called the genophage which was meant to introduce a genetic mutation into the krogan genome that would limit their birth rate -- only one in every thousand births would be able to survive.

It was intended to be a deterrent against the krogan, but the turians had other plans -- in 1510 CE, they unleashed the bio-weapon on their enemy. The krogan numbers began to dwindle -- and as this realization dawned on them, they found themselves beset on all sides by turian forces.

The krogans attempted one final stand -- a fertile female warlord named Shiagur gathered all of the best krogan warriors she could find and fought the turians at the Battle of Canrum. She was slain there. Krogan men killed all of the turians involved in revenge -- but Canrum proved to be the last effort of the Krogan Rebellion. The krogan surrendered.

## Source

The Krogan Rebellion is derived from *Mass Effect*. For more information, please visit Mass Effect Wiki.
Gratitude Festival

The **Gratitude Festival**, also called the **Peldor Festival**, was an important annual holiday to the Bajoran people.

## Traditions

During the festival, it was traditional for celebrants to greet each other by saying "*peldor joi*."

As part of the celebration, participants would write their problems on renewal scrolls, which would be burned to symbolically turn their problems to ash. They would also burn bateret leaves.

## History

The Gratitude Festival could be traced as far back as 16,600 BCE.

In 3369 CE, the space station Deep Space 9 began holding celebrations for the holiday. On their third annual celebration, Major Kira Nerys was named the Presider of the Festival.

In 3374 CE, at the request of the Emissary of the Prophets, the official Festival was held on Deep Space 9 instead of on Bajor.

## Source

The Gratitude Festival is derived from *Star Trek: Deep Space 9*.
Lyneea

**Lyneea** was a Denean scientist whose specialty was the search for extraterrestrial lifeforms -- a fascination she had held since she received her first telescope as a child. She lived on an isolated farm with her son Fostro. She -- along with her son -- made first contact with alien species when they encountered the human John Crichton. Her initial alarm over meeting an intruder to her home was quickly overcome with fascination and curiosity.

Ultimately, she and Fostro befriended Crichton and helped to protect him from the authorities. When Ka D'Argo was captured by the military, Lyneea was shocked to learn the truth about Crichton and his compatriots: that they were escaped prisoners. She no longer wanted anything to do with them, but Crichton convinced her to help them escape anyways.

Before they left, Crichton gave her a kiss on the cheek. Despite her reservations, she would cherish the memories of her interactions with extraterrestrials for the rest of her life.
Horta

The **Horta** are a species of sentient, non-humanoid life native to Janus VI. Unlike the majority of lifeforms in the Milky Way, the Horta are silicon-based, rather than carbon-based. This makes Horta biosigns difficult, and sometimes even impossible, to detect. They are composed of a material similar in many ways to a fibrous asbestos. They are invulnerable to some types of energy weapons -- for instance, type 1 phasers cannot harm a horta. Type 2 phasers can be adjusted so that they may damage a horta.

Horta feed on rocks, and therefore are nourished by the tunneling that they natural engage in. Through the use of a corrosive acid, horta move through solid ground with ease. This acid can also easily dissolve carbon-based beings. Humans exposed to the acid were dissolved so thoroughly that only fragments of bones and teeth remained.

Horta had an unusually long lifespan, and at the end of each life cycle all but one horta will perish. That horta -- the mother horta -- then watches the eggs until they hatch. Horta eggs appeared to be perfect spheres made of silicon. They were kept in the Vault of Tomorrow and could only be accessed through the Chamber of the Ages.

Horta eggs were encountered by other species before the horta themselves. A mining colony was established on Janus VI, and when the eggs were discovered in 3267 CE they were deemed useless silicon balls. The colony's automated equipment destroyed thousands of eggs. The mother horta responded by murdering miners and sabotaging the colony.

Ultimately, the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) was called in to investigate. With the help of Commander Spock, telepathic contact was made with the mother horta and an accord was reached between the horta and the miners. The horta helped the miners find particularly rich veins of minerals, and the miners otherwise left the horta alone.
Kemlac

**Kemlac** was an ore found on certain planets within the jurisdiction of the Peacekeepers. Mining it was incredibly difficult, and often dangerous. As a result, mining kemlac was often reserved as a punishment for prisoners. Ka D'Argo spent part of his imprisonment mining kemlac on the 93rd level of the Mekkar VII prison colony.
Naj Gil

**Naj Gil** was a Scarran of the soldier caste who was taken prisoner by the Peacekeepers. Shortly after that, his heat producing gland was removed -- weakening him and preventing him from using the natural heat projection ability making him considerably less dangerous.

Eventually, Naj was sent with several other prisoners to be used as subjects in a weapons test. Naj managed to overpower a Peacekeeper tech named Markir T'al, and led his fellow prisoners in an escape. Their transport pod eventually came across *Moya* and were allowed on board.

It soon became apparent that one of the prisoners was a traitor -- and, as the situation became more dire, that traitor shot Naj Gil. Though the traitor shot him the wound left from his recent surgery, his tough skin and Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis' medical skills managed to keep him alive. He recuperated while the rest of *Moya*'s crew stopped the traitor. He stayed aboard *Moya* for a brief time and befriended both Jool and Ka D'Argo. When the Leviathan biomechanoid rendezvoused with a hospital ship, Naj Gil boarded the ship for further medical attention. Unfortunately, the ship was destroyed by a confused *Talyn* -- Naj Gil was presumably killed in the incident.
Lomus

**Lomus** was a Sheyang mercenary, and second-in-command to Teurac. He was aggressive and ambitious -- often to his own detriment. When they encountered *Moya* and the *Zelbinion*, Lomus was eager to attack despite Teurac's reservations. He wrested commend of the crew from Teurac and attacked anyways -- though Teurac was suspicious that Ka D'Argo had laid some kind of trap. The attack failed thanks to the reactivation of the *Zelbinion*'s defense screen.

After his failure, Lomus returned command to Teurac and was ordered to lead a team aboard the *Zelbinion* to take it by force. Thanks to the shifting holes in the malfunctioning defense screen, Lomus was the only member of his team to survive to board the command carrier. There, he encountered Aeryn Sun, who narrowly avoided being roasted alive by one of Lomus' fireballs. Then, he discovered Gilina Renaez and John Crichton. As he prepared to kill them with another fireball, Aeryn shot him -- causing him to explode.
Jason Fletcher

Dr. **Jason Fletcher** was a human sociologist, and the president of the International Society of Sociology on Earth at the beginning of the 21st century. He was one of the experts interviewed by the television program "Alien Visitation" after the crew of *Moya* came to the planet.

Jason Fletcher examined the impact the visit had had on society. He was concerned by the effects he observed, but was overall impressed by the aliens and their interpretation of humankind.

## Source

Jason Fletcher is derived from *Farscape*.
Furlow

**Furlow** was a greedy mechanic from Dam-Ba-Da. Her skill, however, made her renowned throughout the Uncharted Territories. When the *Farscape-1* module was damaged by solar flares, John Crichton brought it to Furlow for repairs. When Crichton was unable to pay Furlow for those repairs, he was forced to give her

Two cycles later, the crew of *Talyn* learned from "Jack" the Ancient that Furlow had created a replica of the *Farscape-1* module and fitted with a phase stabilizer that allowed for wormhole travel. When Aeryn Sun, Crichton and Jack reached Dam-Ba-Da they discovered Furlow's bunker was guarded by Charrids and Furlow was in chains. She claimed they had double crossed her.

After defeating the Charrids, Rygel XVI tortured one and learned that Scarrans were on the way in order to procure the wormhole information from Furlow. Furlow dropped the victim act, and tried to convince Crichton that selling wormhole technology to the Scarran Empire, the Peacekeepers, and the Nebari Establishment would keep the balance of the universe and make them all rich. Crichton refused.

After Jack built a displacement engine to fend off the Scarrans, Furlow killed him and took the engine. She revealed that she'd been working for the Scarrans all along, and attempted to escape from Crichton. He managed to catch up to her and forced her to abandon the weapon. She successfully escaped, leaving her whereabouts unknown.
Kras

**Kras** was a loyal officer of the Klingon Empire, although one who had little interest in command. He primarily served aboard ships as an advisor -- more likely to be negotiating or engaged in scientific research than in combat. Despite this, he built a successful career -- serving alongside Koloth, Kor, Kang, and Klaa.

This career was cut short, however, when Kras was assimilated by the Borg -- becoming **Six of Eleven**, a drone of Unimatrix Twelve.

## Source

Kras is derived from the *Star Trek: Fleet Command* mobile game.
Meelak

**Meelak** was a member of the Nebari Resistance acting as a double-agent by posing as a loyal member of the Nebari Establishment.He became part of Varla's team, which had been assigned to track down Nerri.

When Peacekeepers attacked Varla's vessel, Meelak was the only other survivor and he was scarred and wounded by the attack. Shortly afterwards, Varla managed to board *Moya* and subdue her crew. He pretended to help manage the captives and participated in the interrogation of Chiana. However, he soon revealed his true allegiance and his mission for the Resistance. He informed them that his mission came first and that the crew of *Moya* were on their own to defeat Varla.

Despite this, when Varla tried to kill John Crichton after his schemes to defeat her were revealed, Meelak shot her in the back and declared that she had betrayed the spirit of the Establishment. With her killed, Meelak departed to reunite with the Resistance with the vital information he had obtained. He forbade Chiana from joining him and reuniting with her brother, believing that Nerri's feelings for his sister would cloud his judgment and make him a less effective leader for the Resistance.
Kataan

**Kataan** was an M-class planet in the Kataan system in the Silarian sector. The planet was inhabited by a humanoid species until the 24th century. During that century, increased solar radiation caused a length drought that ultimately ended all life on the planet, leaving it a dead world until the sun went nova and destroyed the planet.

Before its demise, the people of Kataan had a relatively simple, agrarian culture. Although scientists had developed a means of launching interstellar probes, there was overall little industrialization. Iron weavers and sculptors were considered worthy professions, and arts, sciences, mathematics were all common pursuits. The primary meals consisted of soups and stews. Each community was built around a central square, and was led by a council though all citizens had a say in government. Communities were coordinated by administrators who oversaw multiple communities.

The community of Ressik, located in the northern province, realized their sun was going to go nova. Unable to avert the disaster, they launched a probe to carry a record of their civilization and their memories.

## Source

Kataan is derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Mele-On Grayza

Commandant **Mele-On Grayza** was a high-ranking member of the Peacekeepers, who had a gland implanted in her that allowed her to secrete heppel oil -- this gland would, however, shorten her lifespan. She used this and her feminine wiles to rise through the ranks of the organization.

As Commandant, she made several attempts to negotiate a truce with the Scarran Empire. To this end, she shut down Scorpius' wormhole project. However, in doing so, she became intrigued by John Crichton and his wormhole knowledge. Believing he would prove to be a useful as a tool in her negotiations and bargains with the Scarrans, she began pursuing *Moya*. Grayza attempted to interrogate Crichton using "more pleasurable" methods than torture -- but his rape at her hands left him traumatized long after his escape. Humiliated, Grayza set a price on his head and employed a myriad of bounty hunters to apprehend him.

Eventually, her peaceful talks with the Scarrans began to fall apart. She ordered her command carrier to attack one of their vessels -- but this was stopped by Miklo Braca, who revealed he had been loyal to Scorpius all along. Braca took control of her command carrier.

This defeat was not to last and before long, Grayza was consort to Grand Chancellor Maryk and was pregnant with his child. When Maryk confided his intention to surrender to the Scarrans in order to end the Peacekeeper/Scarran War, Grayza killed him and -- despite not being the new Grand Chancellor -- took full command of the Peacekeeper forces in the war. She engaged Emperor Staleek's fleet above the planet Qujaga. There, at the Battle of Qujaga, she bore witness to Crichton's demonstration of the devastating power of wormhole weaponry and finally agreed to sign a treaty with the Scarrans.

## Source

Mele-On Grayza is derived from *Farscape*.
Cresus

Seer **Cresus** was a mystic on the planet Valdun. Aside from his enigmatic profession, he was disconcerting in appearance -- with a massive, four-eyed head and tiny, fetus-like body. He lived and traveled inside a carrying case designed specifically for him.

When Aeryn Sun, grief-stricken, sought to contact the spirit of the deceased John Crichton she visited Cresus. When Aeryn touched his head, he seemed to summon Crichton's spirit. It is unknown if Cresus is an actual mystic, able to contact the deceased, or if he has telepathic capabilities that allow him to scam the grieving.

## Source

Cresus is seen in an episode of *Farscape*.
Force Field

**Force fields** are barriers made out of energy, used by many societies for a wide variety of purposes.

## Containment Fields

Containment fields are force fields used to keep matter, or antimatter, within a specific place. Containment fields were used to hold the warp cores of warp-capable spaceships.

The Waters was created by holding oceanic water from a Class M planet within a circular containment field.
Mivonks

**Mivonks** is slang for male genitals, frequently used throughout the Uncharted Territories. They are often used as symbols of pride, lust or courage, rather than an expression of literal organs.

### Examples:

* "...leading D'Argo around by his mivonks."
* "He'd have offered up his own mivonks, useless as they are."
* "D'Argo is thinking with his mivonks again."
Elack

**Elack** was a male Leviathan biomechanoid, partnered with a female Pilot. The two were bonded for over 350 cycles, and were quite old by the time of their death.

They had toured the Uncharted Territories, entirely independent of any political organization, for much of their life. Nearing the end of their life, they traveled towards the sacred Leviathan burial space. When they approached the space, they discovered John Crichton -- floating in a fuelless *Farscape-1* module.

Elack, with its new crew member, toured the sacred burial space for some time. During this time, Crichton adopted a Diagnostic Repair Drone, which he painted the color of the French flag and named DRD "1812". Crichton passed the time drinking and scribbling out wormhole formulas, while hoping to come into contact with *Moya* once again.

Eventually, a small craft carrying Sikozu Svala Shanti Sugaysi Shanu crashed into Elack, ahead of a number of Grudeks looking to harvest toubray tissue. The Grudeks soon arrived, and Sikozu reluctantly agreed to help Crichton defend Elack from them. Before much longer, Chiana and Rygel XVI found Elack while searching for Crichton.

After defeating the Grudeks, Elack was convinced to seek out *Moya*. They found her last location above the planet Arnessk. Though *Moya* had gone by the time they reached the planet, Ka D'Argo, Noranti Pralatong, and Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis were still on the planet. Peacekeepers soon arrived, and conflicts ensued. Ultimately, in order to help the crew of *Moya* to escape, Elack agreed to give up on his dream of dying in the sacred burial space and crashed into the planet Arnessk -- smashing all but one of the Peacekeeper vessels on the planet's surface. This sacrifice allowed Crichton and his friends to flee Arnessk aboard *Moya*.

## Crew of Elack

* Pilot
* DRD "1812"
* John Crichton
* Sikozu Svala Shanti Sugaysi Shanu (briefly)
* Chiana (briefly)
* Rygel XVI (briefly)
Keedva

**Keedva** are vicious, carnivorous quadruped animals found in the Uncharted Territories. Although the creatures are far from intelligent, it is possible to train them. As such, Keedva are sometimes used as incredibly dangerous attack dogs.

B'Sogg had trained a Keedva to take out his rivals on the Budong Mining Colony.
Laura Kopecki

**Laura Kopecki** was a scientist employed by IASA, and the wife of Douglas "DK" Knox. Although she had initially dismissed DK as a geek, he did eventually win her over. She married DK in Naples after the launch of the Farscape Project, and John Crichton's disappearance into the Delta Quadrant.

When Crichton did eventually return to Earth, Laura was part of a team assigned to examine the alien technology Crichton brought with him. Crichton's apparent lack of understanding about the technology was frustrating for Laura, who felt he was withholding information from her.

Her frustration was short-lived, however, as she and DK would soon be attacked and killed by a Skreeth that had stowed away aboard *Moya*.

## Source

Laura Kopecki is derived from *Farscape*.
Nilaam

**Nilaam** was an aging Luxan orican, who spent her final years in the Uncharted Territories. She was born on the Luxan homeworld but spent much of her life -- hundreds of cycles -- traveling, studying other cultures and expanding her psionic capabilities.

She eventually settled on an icy planet in an isolated area of the Uncharted Territories. She came to realize that her death was drawing near, and so she sent a message to the nearest commerce planet asking for a Luxan to come to her and assist in the Ritual of Passing. Nine cycles passed without Nilaam seeing a single other Luxan, and for six of those she was bedridden. She became convinced that she would die alone and friendless, light years from her home planet.

After those cycles passed, *Moya* passed by the commerce planet where Nilaam had released her message. Ka D'Argo heard Nilaam's message, and arrived to assist with her the Ritual of Passing. In the midst of the ritual, Nilaam sensed powerful energy flowing through D'Argo. She altered her plans, and completed a Ritual of Renewal -- granting her the youthful body she had once had. She engaged in a sexual relationship with D'Argo to thank him for his aid, and promised to help him find his son and return to the Luxan homeworld together.

Unfortunately, it became apparent that the energy she had channeled for her rejuvenation was not D'Argo's but was actually *Moya*'s. As the ship began to age rapidly, Nilaam scoured her ancient texts and her Tebek scrolls for a solution that would allow both of them to live. Ultimately, D'Argo helped her to realize that her time had come to an end. They performed the Ritual of Passing and Nilaam died.
Nausicaa (planet)

**Nausicaa** was the third planet in the Athens system, a dark gray colored hydrogen-helium gas giant. The primary colors of the planet are due to its traces of atmospheric sodium. The atmosphere also contains a significant amount of water vapor, which gives it the appearance of having white clouds.

One of the moons orbiting the planet is also called Nausicaa, and is the homeworld of the Nausicaans.

## Source

Nausicaa is derived from *Mass Effect* and *Star Trek*.
Living Death

The **Living Death** is an advanced stage of Sebacean Heat Delirium, in which all of the victim's higher brain functions have ceased. Though the body continues to live on in this catatonic state, there are no known cases of treatment bringing any Sebaceans out of it. As such, it is considered a mercy to kill any Sebacean who enters this state.

## Source

The Living Death is derived from *Farscape*.