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== The Lost Fleet Campaign == | == The Lost Fleet Campaign == | ||
Arriana Prime was the location for a large conflict between the crew of the | Arriana Prime was the location for a large conflict between the crew of the [[USS Resolute]] and an isolated group of Jem’Hadar without starship backup. Despatched to stop the Jem’Hadar reaching the capital city, the ''Resolute'' arranged for evacuation of civilians from a location on the plains outside the capital city using a civilian livestock transport ship. | ||
Directly in the line of advance for the Jem’Hadar, the evacuation came under attack by the Dominion forces, a conflict ended when two of the civilian transport rafts crashed into the site, wiping out the Jem’Hadar strike force. | Directly in the line of advance for the Jem’Hadar, the evacuation came under attack by the Dominion forces, a conflict ended when two of the civilian transport rafts crashed into the site, wiping out the Jem’Hadar strike force. | ||
==In Play== | ==In Play== | ||
*This article was written for the ‘''Protect Arriana''’ mission in the Lost Fleet campaign, and is intended to be used for reference by that mission’s writer. The member may edit and update this article to reflect additional setting or story developments. | *This article was written for the ‘''Protect Arriana''’ mission in the Lost Fleet campaign, and is intended to be used for reference by that mission’s writer. The member may edit and update this article to reflect additional setting or story developments. | ||
*Members who are not part of this mission may refer to Arriana Prime as a known site of conflict, but should not integrate it into their stories without consulting the mission’s writer. | *Members who are not part of this mission may refer to Arriana Prime as a known site of conflict, but should not integrate it into their stories without consulting the mission’s writer. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:40, 11 March 2024
Arriana Prime is a Federation colony in the Deneb Sector, Alpha Quadrant. An M-class world, it is the third planet from the G-type star which is the source of its name. Established in 2311, it is home to primarily Efrosians, Caitians and in the last fifty years, Antedeans.
Arriana is very much like Earth with the amount of water to land ratio. The only significant differences include only three continents, and the planet having five natural satellites in orbit. The moons of Arriana bear significant deposits of precious ore.
The oceans of Arriana Prime are filled with countless marine life, which make it ideal for the Antedean population.
The capital city of Arriana is a massive metropolitan area booming with life and commerce. It is a pure paradise and one of the few worlds on this frontier where its citizens enjoy an idyllic lifestyle.
The Lost Fleet Campaign
Arriana Prime was the location for a large conflict between the crew of the USS Resolute and an isolated group of Jem’Hadar without starship backup. Despatched to stop the Jem’Hadar reaching the capital city, the Resolute arranged for evacuation of civilians from a location on the plains outside the capital city using a civilian livestock transport ship.
Directly in the line of advance for the Jem’Hadar, the evacuation came under attack by the Dominion forces, a conflict ended when two of the civilian transport rafts crashed into the site, wiping out the Jem’Hadar strike force.
In Play
- This article was written for the ‘Protect Arriana’ mission in the Lost Fleet campaign, and is intended to be used for reference by that mission’s writer. The member may edit and update this article to reflect additional setting or story developments.
- Members who are not part of this mission may refer to Arriana Prime as a known site of conflict, but should not integrate it into their stories without consulting the mission’s writer.