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Not a bad idea - though having something that all Disco crew will get automatically... not sure that's going to be balanced. Maybe they shouldn't get it after they have "settled" down in the future, like officially joined Starfleet there?
Also - seems like "Dark Ages" McCoy was kind of missed. ST:IV crew definitely qualify as displaced!
Also - seems like "Dark Ages" McCoy was kind of missed. ST:IV crew definitely qualify as displaced!
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My reservation about a Disco auto-trait still stands though
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Do they? The relevant criterion is "crew whose intentional action results in them arriving in the past, or future, with no way back".
They had an obvious way back; just had to gather the material.
Sectioned means declared legally mentally incompetent, and locked up for his own safety, or the safety of others. I don't know what the US equivalent is.
We have a nice little trait that covers S3 and S4 Discovery crew, setting us up for a nice mega event in April.
Big spoiler below.
I'm guessing that April Mega will be Picard, using Discovery bonus crew. It is clever that WRG thought of this trait to include both.
Well done Shan et al.
Laborer Kirk
Laborer Spock.
They both willingly jumped into the portal, but the only way back was to let Edith die. However they were both "out of time" after McCoy had jumped through the portal.
Vice Admiral Janeway
Depending upon what part of the episode she is from.
Party Tilly
Celebratory Ash Tyler
Both in a time loop.
All Data after Time's Arrow.
Skating (Warship) Yar, and other crew from yesterday's Enterprise.
Dealer Data
(He could be from one of several episodes, but Cause and Effect is one of his most memorable.)
Laborer Kirk and Spock were my immediate thought when I read that list, and by the same logic Spock and I-Chaya as well - at the beginning of AOS's Yesteryear its made very clear that there is a very strong chance that Spock will be completely erased from the timeline if he doesn't succeed.
Second thought was Vice Admiral Janeway, she absolutely jumped timelines and knew it was a one way trip.
Third thought was any Harry Kim variant post Voyager S02E21 Deadlock should also have this trait, as he is technically an alternate universe duplicate (Naomi Wildeman too).
I'd also make the argument for Temporal Agent Seven, and anyone from Voyager s07ep10 Shattered - off the top of my head Lt Naomi Wildeman
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Speaking of that transporter accident... Mirror Kirk arrived unintentionally.
Whoever went to the mirror universe in that first DS9 episode, though I don't know that said variants are in the game.
Maybe Killy. Unless it's the legit Captain Killy and not Prime Tilly playing the part. The real Killy never appears on screen, so I think it's a fair question.
Same with Mirror Burnham.
S31 Georgiou was pulled from her timeline.
Kind of shaky with the description, but fits the spirit of the theme, I think: Alternate Harry Kim from Deadlock.
I appreciate that at least they gave us a concise explanation of the trait this time. Would love to have that for all traits for reference.
If it is the "real" Mirror Killy, she should be a Timelines Original, since we only ever see Tilly playing Killy. {And adapting scarily quickly to her role. "If you had spoken to me like that, I would have ripped out your tongue and used it to polish my shoes" or however she said it.}
Also, We see characters in-game a lot that have a Trait related to their cosplay when cosplaying someone. Almost every Klingon who is a Human in disguise has the "Klingon" Trait, for instance.
But the absence of the Federation trait seals it. I thought the same as you about Brutal and the cosplay factor.
We do see Killy in Discovery on a viewscreen/holo. That's what they base Tilly's disguise on, so she's definitely not a Timelines Original. And, of course, we got two full episodes with her in season 2.
Gillian Taylor- She came to the future with no intention of returning.
Richard Castillo- He came to the future accidentally, though they managed to return him.
Tactical Neelix- "Year of Hell" crew, need I say more?
Have to think more and see if I missed someone.
Yes, when we get on to Sela.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Sela
There is no uncorrupted time line in Star Trek, so most crew could be included, with a few exceptions like Q.
Determined Janeway and Resilient Tuvok are already on the list. Neelix and anyone else from Year of Hell belongs there too.
Real Killy appears in S3 of DSC. Episode “Terra Firma”.
Also it’s nice they added a new trait to fuss over.
It would be nicer if they added a collection to have something worth fussing over.
To be fair to the company, Killy was introduced in-game well before Season Three began. IIRC
Jeez, yea. They only pick half the crew from each episode to include? Half baked as expected.
Krenim Guest Paris -> Displaced
Krenim Guest Chakotay -> Not Displaced
Nexus Kirk, but not Nexus Guinan?
Does Berlinghoff Rasmussen not count because it's before his means of escape was taken away?
What about Twilight T'Pol and Archer? That became an alternate timeline and I don't think they intended to be there.
How about Gaia Odo and any crew from that episode? (Love that episode.) They ended up in an alternate future.
Speaking of alternate futures... AF Bashir, AF Jadzia, and other crew from that episode?
Nexus Kirk was in the Nexus, whilst Nexus Guinan was aboard the Enterprise-B after being rescued from the El-Aurian ships, so was never seen in the Nexus during the film.
Guinan was also immune to time manipulation/alternate histories as seen in Yesterday's Enterprise, where she could see the "real" timeline, this was never explained in Star Trek, as was her and Qs mutual dislike.
I don't know whether Kirk deserves the trait, as it is unclear what the Nexus was doing, it may of been more like a holodeck simulating the same memories, rather than replaying time itself.
Also, she wasn't immune to time manipulation, she was resistant to it and had an instinct for it but she could still be affected. Yesterday's Enterprise makes that pretty clear.
Edit: guess I am wrong. Tried googling it. Seems that is what I read, that, it was not explained.
Edit2: it was the Borg and Guinan that I was thinking of.
Tommy Gun Dixon.
Enterprise E-Picard.
EV Suit Picard.
EV Suit Worf.
Drunk Troi
Dr. Crusher.
EMH Mk.1
Assimilated Hawk.
First Contact Barclay.
Lt. Commander La Forge.
During the Borg attack, The Queens sphere went back in time and assimilated earth in the past. As soon as this happened the crew of the Enterprise were in an alternate timeline, and the only way to rectify this was to follow the Queen back in time.
Their time travel was a direct result of the Queen putting them in an alternate time line. They were trapped until they could rectify it.
Resolute Chakotay - Same episode as several other additions: Year of Hell
Warship Yar - Same episode as several other additions: Yesterday's Enterprise
"crew who unintentionally arrives in an alternate timeline, in the past, or in the future"
Fencing Picard - Although it only happens for a brief moment, Picard is looped backwards in time while in the exact pose his crew art is from - https://i.imgur.com/R27VGvt.png
Telek R'Mor
"crew whose intentional action results in them arriving in the past, or future, with no way back"
Dr. Gillian Taylor - This outfit is from the end of the movie after she time travels to her future with no intention of returning.
Dr. Tolian Soran - If Nexus Kirk is Displaced for being taken to the Nexus unintentionally, Soran should have it for committing an "intentional action" to arrive in the Nexus without a return path.
Fury Kes - Temporal Agent could also be applicable here.
K'mtar
Temporal Agent Daniels
Vice Admiral Janeway
Possible additions:
Laborer Kirk & Laborer Spock - They do commit to an intentional action to go backwards in time and don't have an immediate return path, but Spock is able to construct a computer of sorts and ascertain that letting Edith die will "restore" the timeline, after which they immediately return to the present. Very vague.
Nexus Guinan - This could go either way. She was taken to the Nexus by accident and is unable to leave, but "Nexus Guinan" is an unexplained duality of Guinan who exists both separately and together with her other selves.
Barry Waddle - While he could qualify for Displaced under the second clause as there's no stated method of return for him, the Temporal Agent trait is really more relevant here. He attempts to change history for his own gain. He's also missing the Merchant trait.
Great list as always. But I do disagree with you on this one. Warship Yar is not the same case as the other crew from Yesterday's Enterprise. Castillo and Garrett traveled to a different time period. Warship Yar did not travel through time. She spent the entire episode in the timeline she was born and lived in. She is more similar to the rest of the Enterprise D crew in that episode.
The closest comparison to Warship Yar would be Captain Lorian. They both only lived because of someone else travelling through time, but lived their lives in their own time.