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Betelgeusians are members of the Federation since the mid 23rd century,
although they are generally isolationist. They prefer to stay on their
homeworld, only leaving for diplomatic purposes.
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Dramatically different
from most humanoid races, except Bolians, with blue skin, nickle based
blood and facial cartilidge plates. The average Betelgeusean stands seven
or more feet tall.
Their skulls are larger than humans and taper up to a rounded point. Their
faces are vaguely human, give or take a ridge or fold or two. Their skin
is generally blue and thin, but can range from green to violet. They have
the claw and bone structures like a condor, but walk upright. |
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| When not in uniform, a
Betelgeusean officer will tend to wear colorful, flowing robe-like garments. |
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| Betelgeuseans are a race
whose culture has always valued heroism, on a level equal to spirituality.
Legends of the exploits of their former leaders, generals, scientists and
religious leaders aren't legends to them: they're fact. They name their
children after historical personages, continually compare current events
to those historical, and are completely fixated on the past. Their literature
and theatre is centered on recreating and glorifying events and people
that have gone before. They seek and ultimately respect those heroic qualities
in other races, and Betelgeuseans join Starfleet primarily to see those
qualities in action. |
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| Betelgeuseans are humanoids
descended from a race of leopard-like eagles. Warp drive was invented during
the Slichez Age (2150). |
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