Ba'ku Worf lack Ba'ku trait

al103

As much as I remember (and checked) all Race Name characters have appropriate trait, even if it's adherence to tradition or disguise or whatever.

Since Ba'ku trait was added to the game Ba'ku Worf should gain it.

GhostStalker

It really doesn't apply here. Plus its worthless as a trait.

Black Pebble

The trait is meant for the actual Ba'ku. This Worf has the name to indicate when/where this version is from. He's not an actual Ba'ku, he's just on the planet with peeps.

al103

Black Pebble wrote: »

The trait is meant for the actual Ba'ku. This Worf has the name to indicate when/where this version is from. He's not an actual Ba'ku, he's just on the planet with peeps.

So... Is Klingon Neelix actual Klingon? Or Romulan Kirk actual Romulan?

And I must note his clothing is nothing like typical Worf and pretty close to what Ba'ku wear - he's not Ba'ku but more or less associates with them.

GhostStalker wrote: »

It really doesn't apply here. Plus its worthless as a trait.

Given Voyage trait generator - we got trait = we will soooo will get it in Voyages.

Jhamel

Worf was not disguysed as a Ba'ku, but Kirk and Data were disguysed as Romulans, and Neelix was also disguysed as a Klingon, so I guess that counts.

GhostStalker

Right, and Neelix actually believed himself to BE Klingon. This isn't the same thing at all...

Otherwise any character visiting a planet would get their race as a trait.

Jhamel

Same with Klingon Janeway (Klingon) and Grand Proxy Neelix (Ferengi).

al103

Well, let's presume that Ba'ku Worf being dressed like Ba'ku doesn't mean association with Ba'ku...

He should have Costumed then.

NivenFres

al103 wrote: »

Well, let's presume that Ba'ku Worf being dressed like Ba'ku doesn't mean association with Ba'ku...

He should have Costumed then.

I think this more translates to he (and everyone) was in civilian garb. So he was basically just out of uniform.