As the Triad war machine marches on, the Federation council decides to evacuate the settlements in the Vered Cluster, a region on the fringe of the Federation claimed by both the Federation and the Dreshayans. A plan is made, a team of experts gathered, and a fleet led by the USS Galaxy and the USS Nightview is dispatched to transfer the colonists.

The colonists, however, have other plans.

A tide of civic protest against the evacuation quickly rises across the Federation, threatening to shatter the solidarity which is so desperately needed in times of war. And right in its midst, the crew of the Galaxy finds itself facing morale dilemmas and impossible situations that no space battle could prepare them for.

Written by Oded Magger, writer of Saul Bental.

 

Hydrans have been spotted moving towards Delta IV. Fearing an invasion, Starfleet has sent the USS Galaxy and a small fleet of ships to try to fend off the attack. They are vastly outnumbered, but the Galaxy and her fleet are the Deltan's only hope.

However, things are not what they seem when the Hydrans are spotted turning towards a nearby planetary nebula. It is a tactically unsound mission on their part, as the properties of the nebula allow the Federation fleet to launch an attack with evened odds. But, when they arrive, the Galaxy find the Hydrans already in the middle of battle -- with a giant starbeast!

What has happened, and why are the Hydrans attacking a creature they view as a god? What is the starbeast doing in the nebula in the first place? And, are those blips on the sensors the dead bodies of an additional three beasts?

Written by Chad, writer of Cutter Kara'nin and Thyago Carneiro.

 

An unmanned probe, while performing a basic astronomical and planetary survey of a previously uncharted system in the outer reaches of Federation territory, has encountered an anomaly that requires investigation. The USS Galaxy, en route to DS3, is redirected and ordered to investigate.

On the fourth planet of the system lies the wreckage of what, from orbit, appears to be a starship from the early days of the Federation. There is evidence that someone survived the crash, but every trace of the crew has vanished. 

Written by Martin van der Hoek, writer of Michael McDowell.

 

Every six years, Starfleet holds a series of games modeled after the Terran Olympic Games, to showcase the best and brightest of their ranks and encourage friendly competition between starship crews. Concluding that participation in such competition would improve morale among the crew, Captain T'Vara accepts the invitation to participate in the 2385 Games. All is not as it seems however, and it soon becomes apparent that someone is trying to 'fix' the games...but for what purpose?

Written by Kat Andrews, writer of Tarin Iniara.

 

Imagine a world in which the Earth burns in quantum fire, and the Federation is at war with itself. A world where former heroes have fallen into darkness and piracy, where former enemies have become reluctant allies, and where even the most unlikely and unassuming have risen to shocking heights of power...and corruption.

The year is 2402. After a prolonged and ultimately devastating war against the Triad, the once mighty United Federation of Planets has fractured and fallen. As various planets and factions struggled to survive on their own, civil war was expected, perhaps even hoped for by some. Now, Admiral Elathin Jii leads a rag tag band of rebels against a former friend that has become a ruthless - and relentless - foe.

It's Good versus Evil in the 25th Century. When the world comes crashing down, which side will you choose?

Written by Chris Dahlquist, writer of Allison Jimsdottir.