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Jun 1, 2019 #801
CapitalistHippie Joined: Apr 11, 2018

Peace, love, and free markets.
aldo said: ↑
Went 4 the Destroy ending since UFP would be 2 overpowered Wit Reapers at their
command (Control/Synthesis), rite?
Kind of but also just because I felt it kept most in line with what later works are
gonna be part of the timeline
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Jun 5, 2019 #802

Man Amongst the Stars
The 22nd century was characterized by the continued spread of humanity from
the planet it had been born upon. Quite a few groups on Earth began searching
for greener pastures, such as the Quakers who colonized Pennterra. Quite a bit of
colonization endeavors were funded by megacorporations and the likes of the Sol
Corporation, the Sincam Corporation and Trans-Utopia reaped billions of dollars
in pro�ts setting up space stations, colony worlds and other business operations.
The period nevertheless came to be known as the Era of Optimist Expansion,
which lasted up until 2234. While humanity was optimistic, that did not mean
this period was peaceful—a war erupted between mankind and the Xendar
thanks to the latter being encouraged to launch raids by the Drengin race. The
Federation would later war with the Drengin themselves following their
launching of a war against the Arcean Empire unprovoked, to the shock of the
Drengin. Another con�ict would erupt against the Dilgar, which would end in
2232 when the Federation took over Balus. Within the Solar System, the
emergence of the Geduldid would become a major issue, as it threatened certain
asteroid belt colonies and nearly destroyed the Liebe Delta astronaut school.
Vulcan research e�orts were able to help design future spacecraft to be
survivable in the Geduldid Sea regions of Sol and large swathes of it were
ultimately cleared away thanks to modi�cations of the United Galaxy Sanitation
Patrol Cruiser. Rights protections also began to be extended to more synthetic
beings during this time, as Andrew Martin successfully argued in favor of rights
for robots and arti�cial humans (colloquially referred to as APs) were likewise
granted increased legal protections, though discrimination against both groups
would persist.
One of the key de�ning events of the 23rd century would be the Earth-Minbari
War, which broke out in 2245 following the Prometheus incident. The three-year
war saw the famous Starship Enterprise deployed for the �rst time in warfare
and ultimately ended with the Minbari’s withdrawal. The war, while short-lived,
proved to be very impactful. This would pave the way for �rst contact between
humanity and the Minbari, an event which helped precipitate the creation of the
Babylon 5 space station to serve as a non-Citadel center for interspecies
relations. Some colonies, including Tarsus IV, would su�er from starvation
threats due to supply shortages from the con�ict. In the aftermath of the con�ict,
the Federation took on an increasingly proactive role. Expeditions were sent o�
to various planets such as Altair IV that had expeditions sent but lost. Humans
would be sent to colonize the Koprulu Sector of the galaxy, though these settlers
would end up breaking o� from Federation authority. This developments would
see the Federation dragged into disputes between the Centauri and Narn, counter
the threat of the ancient aliens known as the Shadows and the President of Earth
Luis Santiago get assassinated and replaced by Morgan Clark, who sparked a
civil war among humanity. The war would conclude with Clark’s overthrow, but
leave the planet unstable enough that, when the entity known as the Great Evil
came to attack Earth, the planet was vulnerable and the attack was only stopped
by usage of the four Elemental Stones (artifacts possessing similar powers as the
ancient In�nity Stones, but tied to positive individual values). Cooperation with
the Minbari led to contact with further alien races such as the Decapodians and
the Dessans. Ultimately, the Minbari and most of these other races would end up
joining the United Federation of Planets.
After this point, the Federation became the nearly-undisputed superpower in this
region of the Milky Way. While the likes of the Romulans, Klingons and Drakh
could to an extent pose a challenge, the Federation was overall highly secure.
Nevertheless, it would whether several crises over the next several decades. The
near-unstoppable entity known as V’ger would begin making its way towards
Earth in 2271, only being stopped from reaching the planet by Star�eet Captain
James Tiberius Kirk. A number of space stations using cloaking technology were
discovered to have secretly been orbiting Earth since the Great War and
reintegrating their denizens into human society proved to be rather di�cult
owing to the totalitarian conditions on the stations. Nevertheless, despite all the
hardships, by the end of the 22nd century, the Earth and its surroundings were
more uni�ed than ever before and things would continue to improve into the
early 23rd century. Technology would continue to advance—Lao Than would
discover the cure for lung cancer, the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine was
developed, the Genesis Device was created (although it would subsequently be
destroyed) and the ancient alien artifact known as the Black Marker was
successfully reverse-engineered for the �rst time. Earth was rewilded with
biological specimens raised in habitats beyond the planet, making up for
centuries of mass extinctions. The Pegasus time machine was also created during
this age of general peace, which extended approximately from 2370 to 2315.
However, of course, trouble always will begin to brew given enough time. The
Federation was forced to intervene on behalf of the Maximals against the
renegade immortal of their kind known as Rampage. The Federation would end
up involved in multiple skirmishes and ultimately outright war against the
militaristic Kzin race after the Kzin occupied the Wunderland colony in Alpha
Centauri. Humanity would likewise end up in military engagements against the
Helghan Empire, the Borg Collective and the Breen over the course of the
century. These wars would in some places cause near-apocalyptic devastation
—Hawaii would be reduced to a post-apocalyptic standard of living and
mutations in fungi sparked by Kzin bioweapons produced a plague of Trioxin-
esque symptoms in the British Isles. Aid in dealing with these situations was slow
in coming thanks to devastation of the Minbari homeworld in raids by the
Primes following their accidental liberation by Federation explorers and the
Vulcans had to fend o� an incursion by the planet eater Galactus from their
world. Aid in rebuilding would come from the Argons, which forced the
Federation to join in its war against their rival Xenons as part of the terms for
assistance. While all of these threats were stymied by the actions of great space
commanders such as Jean-Luc Picard and Tom Corbett and the situation never
reached the existential threat levels that had characterized the situation in the
late 22nd century, the 23rd century proved to be a far more di�cult one to live
through than its predecessor had been. Nevertheless, the entry of humanity into
the 24th century was marked by plenty of optimism for what would come next,
thanks to the generally continued wellbeing of people within the Federation both
on and o� Earth.
The leader of the Drengin reacts to humankind declaring war on them
A spaceship �ghting in the Earth-Minbari War
The Starship Enterprise confronts V'Ger

Insignia of the Helghan Empire
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Jun 5, 2019 #803
President Eternal Joined: May 5, 2017

Liberal American Location: Roosevelt Island, New York
Liking how the Federation is shown evolving through all these various crises.
Abolish the Electoral College!
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A world with no countries (AWWNB's right, Thanos)
CapitalistHippie said: ↑
The 22nd century was characterized by the continued spread of humanity from the
planet it had been born upon. Quite a few groups on Earth began searching for
greener pastures, such as the Quakers who colonized Pennterra. Quite a bit of
colonization endeavors were funded by megacorporations and the likes of the Sol
Corporation, the Sincam Corporation and Trans-Utopia reaped billions of dollars in
pro�ts setting up space stations, colony worlds and other business operations. The
period nevertheless came to be known as the Era of Optimist Expansion, which
lasted up until 2234. While humanity was optimistic, that did not mean this period
was peaceful—a war erupted between mankind and the Xendar thanks to the latter
being encouraged to launch raids by the Drengin race. The Federation would later
war with the Drengin themselves following their launching of a war against the
Arcean Empire unprovoked, to the shock of the Drengin. Another con�ict would
erupt against the Dilgar, which would end in 2232 when the Federation took over
Balus. Within the Solar System, the emergence of the Geduldid would become a
major issue, as it threatened certain asteroid belt colonies and nearly destroyed the
Liebe Delta astronaut school. Vulcan research e�orts were able to help design
future spacecraft to be survivable in the Geduldid Sea regions of Sol and large
swathes of it were ultimately cleared away thanks to modi�cations of the United
Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser. Rights protections also began to be extended to
more synthetic beings during this time, as Andrew Martin successfully argued in
favor of rights for robots and arti�cial humans (colloquially referred to as APs)
were likewise granted increased legal protections, though discrimination against
both groups would persist.
One of the key de�ning events of the 23rd century would be the Earth-Minbari
War, which broke out in 2245 following the Prometheus incident. The three-year
war saw the famous Starship Enterprise deployed for the �rst time in warfare and
ultimately ended with the Minbari’s withdrawal. The war, while short-lived,
proved to be very impactful. This would pave the way for �rst contact between
humanity and the Minbari, an event which helped precipitate the creation of the
Babylon 5 space station to serve as a non-Citadel center for interspecies relations.
Some colonies, including Tarsus IV, would su�er from starvation threats due to
supply shortages from the con�ict. In the aftermath of the con�ict, the Federation
took on an increasingly proactive role. Expeditions were sent o� to various planets
such as Altair IV that had expeditions sent but lost. Humans would be sent to
colonize the Koprulu Sector of the galaxy, though these settlers would end up
breaking o� from Federation authority. This developments would see the
Federation dragged into disputes between the Centauri and Narn, counter the
threat of the ancient aliens known as the Shadows and the President of Earth Luis
Santiago get assassinated and replaced by Morgan Clark, who sparked a civil war
among humanity. The war would conclude with Clark’s overthrow, but leave the
planet unstable enough that, when the entity known as the Great Evil came to
attack Earth, the planet was vulnerable and the attack was only stopped by usage
of the four Elemental Stones (artifacts possessing similar powers as the ancient
In�nity Stones, but tied to positive individual values). Cooperation with the
Minbari led to contact with further alien races such as the Decapodians and the
Dessans. Ultimately, the Minbari and most of these other races would end up
joining the United Federation of Planets.
After this point, the Federation became the nearly-undisputed superpower in this
region of the Milky Way. While the likes of the Romulans, Klingons and Drakh
could to an extent pose a challenge, the Federation was overall highly secure.
Nevertheless, it would whether several crises over the next several decades. The
near-unstoppable entity known as V’ger would begin making its way towards Earth
in 2271, only being stopped from reaching the planet by Star�eet Captain James
Tiberius Kirk. A number of space stations using cloaking technology were
discovered to have secretly been orbiting Earth since the Great War and
reintegrating their denizens into human society proved to be rather di�cult owing
to the totalitarian conditions on the stations. Nevertheless, despite all the
hardships, by the end of the 22nd century, the Earth and its surroundings were
more uni�ed than ever before and things would continue to improve into the early
23rd century. Technology would continue to advance—Lao Than would discover
the cure for lung cancer, the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine was developed, the
Genesis Device was created (although it would subsequently be destroyed) and the
ancient alien artifact known as the Black Marker was successfully reverse-
engineered for the �rst time. Earth was rewilded with biological specimens raised
in habitats beyond the planet, making up for centuries of mass extinctions. The
Pegasus time machine was also created during this age of general peace, which
extended approximately from 2370 to 2315.
However, of course, trouble always will begin to brew given enough time. The
Federation was forced to intervene on behalf of the Maximals against the renegade
immortal of their kind known as Rampage. The Federation would end up involved
in multiple skirmishes and ultimately outright war against the militaristic Kzin race
after the Kzin occupied the Wunderland colony in Alpha Centauri. Humanity would
likewise end up in military engagements against the Helghan Empire, the Borg
Collective and the Breen over the course of the century. These wars would in some
places cause near-apocalyptic devastation—Hawaii would be reduced to a post-
apocalyptic standard of living and mutations in fungi sparked by Kzin bioweapons
produced a plague of Trioxin-esque symptoms in the British Isles. Aid in dealing
with these situations was slow in coming thanks to devastation of the Minbari
homeworld in raids by the Primes following their accidental liberation by
Federation explorers and the Vulcans had to fend o� an incursion by the planet
eater Galactus from their world. Aid in rebuilding would come from the Argons,
which forced the Federation to join in its war against their rival Xenons as part of
the terms for assistance. While all of these threats were stymied by the actions of
great space commanders such as Jean-Luc Picard and Tom Corbett and the
situation never reached the existential threat levels that had characterized the
situation in the late 22nd century, the 23rd century proved to be a far more
di�cult one to live through than its predecessor had been. Nevertheless, the entry
of humanity into the 24th century was marked by plenty of optimism for what
would come next, thanks to the generally continued wellbeing of people within the
Federation both on and o� Earth.
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Insignia of the Helghan Empire[/QUOTE
The 22nd century was characterized by the continued spread of humanity

from the planet it had been born upon. Quite a few groups on Earth began
searching for greener pastures, such as the Quakers who colonized
Pennterra. Quite a bit of colonization endeavors were funded by
megacorporations and the likes of the Sol Corporation, the Sincam
Corporation and Trans-Utopia reaped billions of dollars in pro�ts setting up
space stations, colony worlds and other business operations. The period
nevertheless came to be known as the Era of Optimist Expansion, which
lasted up until 2234. While humanity was optimistic, that did not mean this
period was peaceful—a war erupted between mankind and the Xendar
thanks to the latter being encouraged to launch raids by the Drengin race.
The Federation would later war with the Drengin themselves following their
launching of a war against the Arcean Empire unprovoked, to the shock of
the Drengin. Another con�ict would erupt against the Dilgar, which would
end in 2232 when the Federation took over Balus. Within the Solar System,
the emergence of the Geduldid would become a major issue, as it threatened
certain asteroid belt colonies and nearly destroyed the Liebe Delta astronaut
school. Vulcan research e�orts were able to help design future spacecraft to
be survivable in the Geduldid Sea regions of Sol and large swathes of it were
ultimately cleared away thanks to modi�cations of the United Galaxy
Sanitation Patrol Cruiser. Rights protections also began to be extended to
more synthetic beings during this time, as Andrew Martin successfully
argued in favor of rights for robots and arti�cial humans (colloquially
referred to as APs) were likewise granted increased legal protections, though
discrimination against both groups would persist.
One of the key de�ning events of the 23rd century would be the Earth-
Minbari War, which broke out in 2245 following the Prometheus incident.
The three-year war saw the famous Starship Enterprise deployed for the �rst
time in warfare and ultimately ended with the Minbari’s withdrawal. The
war, while short-lived, proved to be very impactful. This would pave the
way for �rst contact between humanity and the Minbari, an event which
helped precipitate the creation of the Babylon 5 space station to serve as a
non-Citadel center for interspecies relations. Some colonies, including Tarsus
IV, would su�er from starvation threats due to supply shortages from the
con�ict. In the aftermath of the con�ict, the Federation took on an
increasingly proactive role. Expeditions were sent o� to various planets such
as Altair IV that had expeditions sent but lost. Humans would be sent to
colonize the Koprulu Sector of the galaxy, though these settlers would end
up breaking o� from Federation authority. This developments would see the
Federation dragged into disputes between the Centauri and Narn, counter
the threat of the ancient aliens known as the Shadows and the President of
Earth Luis Santiago get assassinated and replaced by Morgan Clark, who
sparked a civil war among humanity. The war would conclude with Clark’s
overthrow, but leave the planet unstable enough that, when the entity
known as the Great Evil came to attack Earth, the planet was vulnerable and
the attack was only stopped by usage of the four Elemental Stones (artifacts
possessing similar powers as the ancient In�nity Stones, but tied to positive
individual values). Cooperation with the Minbari led to contact with further
alien races such as the Decapodians and the Dessans. Ultimately, the Minbari
and most of these other races would end up joining the United Federation of
Planets.
After this point, the Federation became the nearly-undisputed superpower in

this region of the Milky Way. While the likes of the Romulans, Klingons and
Drakh could to an extent pose a challenge, the Federation was overall highly
secure. Nevertheless, it would whether several crises over the next several
decades. The near-unstoppable entity known as V’ger would begin making
its way towards Earth in 2271, only being stopped from reaching the planet
by Star�eet Captain James Tiberius Kirk. A number of space stations using
cloaking technology were discovered to have secretly been orbiting Earth
since the Great War and reintegrating their denizens into human society
proved to be rather di�cult owing to the totalitarian conditions on the
stations. Nevertheless, despite all the hardships, by the end of the 22nd
century, the Earth and its surroundings were more uni�ed than ever before
and things would continue to improve into the early 23rd century.
Technology would continue to advance—Lao Than would discover the cure
for lung cancer, the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine was developed, the
Genesis Device was created (although it would subsequently be destroyed)
and the ancient alien artifact known as the Black Marker was successfully
reverse-engineered for the �rst time. Earth was rewilded with biological
specimens raised in habitats beyond the planet, making up for centuries of
mass extinctions. The Pegasus time machine was also created during this age
of general peace, which extended approximately from 2370 to 2315.
However, of course, trouble always will begin to brew given enough time.
The Federation was forced to intervene on behalf of the Maximals against
the renegade immortal of their kind known as Rampage. The Federation
would end up involved in multiple skirmishes and ultimately outright war
against the militaristic Kzin race after the Kzin occupied the Wunderland
colony in Alpha Centauri. Humanity would likewise end up in military
engagements against the Helghan Empire, the Borg Collective and the Breen
over the course of the century. These wars would in some places cause near-
apocalyptic devastation—Hawaii would be reduced to a post-apocalyptic
standard of living and mutations in fungi sparked by Kzin bioweapons
produced a plague of Trioxin-esque symptoms in the British Isles. Aid in
dealing with these situations was slow in coming thanks to devastation of
the Minbari homeworld in raids by the Primes following their accidental
liberation by Federation explorers and the Vulcans had to fend o� an
incursion by the planet eater Galactus from their world. Aid in rebuilding
would come from the Argons, which forced the Federation to join in its war
against their rival Xenons as part of the terms for assistance. While all of
these threats were stymied by the actions of great space commanders such as
Jean-Luc Picard and Tom Corbett and the situation never reached the
existential threat levels that had characterized the situation in the late 22nd
century, the 23rd century proved to be a far more di�cult one to live
through than its predecessor had been. Nevertheless, the entry of humanity
into the 24th century was marked by plenty of optimism for what would
come next, thanks to the generally continued wellbeing of people within the
Federation both on and o� Earth.
Insignia of the Helghan Empire
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Jun 5, 2019 #805
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So the Borg and Breen came early ?
Rise of the Dragon (Draka) - Earth's Alien History, or How I learned to stop worrying and
mistrust the Xeno (Collaborative TL) - A Goa'uld Miracle (B5/SG) - The Final War
(Draka/Wonder Woman)
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skarosianlifeform said: ↑
So the Borg and Breen came early ?
Star Trek Legacy, where a small Fed task �eet led by a re�tted USS Enterprise-A
engages a small Borg sphere �eet led by one Vulcan T'Uerell.
As for the Breen, look up the Last Unicorn RPG sources. They say that a minor
clash ensued between them both in '83.
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aldo said: ↑
Star Trek Legacy, where a small Fed task �eet led by a re�tted USS Enterprise-A
engages a small Borg sphere �eet led by one Vulcan T'Uerell.
As for the Breen, look up the Last Unicorn RPG sources. They say that a minor
clash ensued between them both in '83.
Thanks, didn't know that.
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skarosianlifeform said: ↑
Thanks, didn't know that.
Considering Picard is mentioned. I just assumed there was a huge leap Forward
in time at the end and they were just being broad. Like when you say
"Conquerors like Alexander the great and Julius Caesar" when the two lived far
apart.
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Jun 7, 2019 #809

References-Man Among the Stars
Pennterra-Planet colonized by Quakers in the novel of the same name
Sol Corporation-Company from the Alliance-Union universe
Sincam Corporation-Company from the anime �lm Lily C.A.T.
Trans-Utopia-Cruise ship company that originally owned the spaceship used by

the main cast of Starhunter
Era of Optimist Expansion-Part of the backstory for Babylon 5
Xendar, Drengin, Arcean-All are alien races from Galactic Civilizations
Dilgar-War from the backstory of Babylon 5
Geduldid, Liebe Delta-From the series In�nite Ryvius
United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser-Interstellar trash collecting ship from the
sitcom Quark
Andrew Martin-Lead character of the �lm Bicentennial Man
APs-Arti�cial humans that are depicted in Robert A. Heinlein’s novel Friday
Earth-Minbari War-Part of the backstory of Babylon 5. The Narn, Centauri,

Shadows, Morgan Clark and Luis Santiago are all also from Babylon 5
Tarsus IV-Colony whose governor sought to deal with the threat of starvation by
culling the populace (unnecessarily) and the place James Kirk was from
originally in the Star Trek series
Altair IV-Titular location in the �lm Forbidden Planet
Koprulu Sector-Sector of the galaxy StarCraft takes place in
The Great Evil-The malevolent force that serves as the main threat in The Fifth
Element
Decapodians-Alien race that Zoidberg belongs to in Futurama

Dessans-Inhabitants of Dessa, the planet that serves as the focal point of the
Soviet science �ction �lm Per Aspera Ad Astra
Romulans, Klingons-Aliens from Star Trek
Drakh-Aliens from Babylon 5
V’ger-Main threat in Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Space stations-A reference to the TV series The 100 and the 2009 �lm Cargo
which feature space stations orbiting a devastated Earth being the last refuge of
humanity in the 23rd century
Lao Than curing lung cancer-Part of the backstory for Honor Harrington
Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine-Device from the Halo games
Genesis Device-Device that resurrects Spock in Star Trek III: The Search for
Spock
Black Marker-Alien artifact from Dead Space
Rewilding Earth-Part of the plot of Kim Stanley Robinson’s novel 2312
Pegasus time machine-Time machine from The Journeyman Project
Maximals, Rampage-From Beast Wars, a spino�/sequel to Transformers.

Maximals are descended from the Autobots
Kzin-Alien race from the Known Space series
Helghan Empire-Antagonists of the Killzone series of games
Borg Collective-The assimilationist alien race from Star Trek: The Next
Generation
Post-apocalyptic standards of living in Hawaii-Refers to the scenes set in the

24th century in Cloud Atlas, which are post-apocalyptic
Mutations in fungi-Refers to the �lm The Girl With All the Gifts
Primes-Alien race from the Commonwealth Saga
Argons, Xenons-From the X-Universe
Jean-Luc Picard-Captain of the Enterprise in Star Trek: The Next Generation
Tom Corbett-Central character in Tom Corbett-Space Cadet
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Jun 7, 2019 #810

Always thought that Shaw-Fujikawa is descended from Stark-Fujikawa (Iron Man

anime)
Also, can't United Galaxy in that name be a reference to Bandai Namco's United
Galaxy Space Force series? If you are also a fan of obscure stu�, why not add
that?
Trans-Utopia-Cruise ship company that originally owned the spaceship used by the
main cast of Starhunter
sitcom Quark

culling the populace (unnecessarily) and the place James Kirk was from originally
in the Star Trek series
Element
Dessans-Inhabitants of Dessa, the planet that serves as the focal point of the Soviet
science �ction �lm Per Aspera Ad Astra
Space stations-A reference to the TV series The 100 and the 2009 �lm Cargo which
feature space stations orbiting a devastated Earth being the last refuge of humanity
in the 23rd century
Genesis Device-Device that resurrects Spock in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Maximals, Rampage-From Beast Wars, a spino�/sequel to Transformers. Maximals

are descended from the Autobots
Borg Collective-The assimilationist alien race from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Post-apocalyptic standards of living in Hawaii-Refers to the scenes set in the 24th

century in Cloud Atlas, which are post-apocalyptic
If Man is Still Alive... << Index >>
Jun 12, 2019 #811

The 2400’s would be characterized by con�ict between the Federation and

various other groups. Con�ict with the time-traversing TimeSplitters would
begin in 2401 and the Turusch would launch an attack on the Federation-
occupied planet Mufrid in 2404. A similar con�ict would erupt against the
Klingon Empire following the rejection of an ultimatum by the Klingons to
withdraw Federation citizens from the Hromi Cluster. This con�ict would
ultimately leave much of the galaxy to the mercy of the assimilationist Borg
Collective, though ultimately they would be repelled. Several space stations in
orbit around Earth would be attacked by the undead serial killer Jason Vorhees
who had been frozen in the early 21st century and been unleashed by mistake.
2491 would see Earth nearly be attacked by the alien Draconians, but the attack
attempt would be thwarted by unfrozen astronaut Buck Rogers. These raids had
a side e�ect of causing food shortages on Mars, provoking riots on the planet.
One alien race that would repeatedly be involved in the largest-scale con�ict
with the Earth were the Kzin. The �rst major military action by the Kzin would
be launched in 2403. The First Human-Kzin War would drag on for thirty years
more, but ultimately the Kzin would be defeated by human resistance e�orts.
However, a second war against the Kzin would erupt in 2449, which would
likewise end with a human victory thanks in part to the usage of Battlemechs by
Federation forces in combat, which led to the freeing of the Kdatlyno from
enslavement by the Kzin. First contact was established with several other alien
races, most notably the Pierin, Catians, Ythrians and Regorians. Many of these
races had at one point in time been enslaved by the Kzin, which helped forge
strong ties between them and the Federation, assuming they did not simply join
the Federation outright. Nevertheless, despite the boon of new alliances, things
on the human homeworld of Earth would continue to deteriorate. Many humans
saw settling among the stars as preferable to life on the Earth below.
By the dawn of the 26th century, this had led to the rise of the so-called ‘World
State’ on Earth, a hedonistic society whose populace was, to put it bluntly,
moronic. Humans who were reluctant to embrace the hedonistic, consumerist
lifestyle would be limited to small reservations largely tied to older social
structures like Native American tribes or religious orders. Resource shortages
also became common thanks to the growing power of megacorporations, such as
Brawndo which replaced much of the water supply in North America with their
own beverage. Things brie�y improved when a man from the past named Joe
“Not Sure” Bauers took over the World State, but this would prove short-lived as
Bauers would perish in a Mondasian attack on Earth sparked after the failure of
an attempt to crash a hijacked freighter on the planet. Bauers’ successor John
Winston Hammer would drop a meteor on an unruly colony, furthering the gulf
between the government of Earth and humanity’s o�world colonies. O�world,
things were a bit better and much of the areas of known space would be
connected together by the Tomorrowland Transit Authority. The biggest issues
o�worlders faced were the rise of the sadistic Reavers coming out of the portions
of space controlled by the Alliance (the byproduct of a failed mind-control
experiment launched by the autocracy during a civil war with its more
individualist outer worlds) and the similar Necromorphs that appeared on the
colony world of Aegis VII before spreading and attacking several other worlds.
Additionally, an ancient mechanical beacon disguised as a planet known as
Cerberus nearly caused the extinction of humanity (though this was thwarted by
the similarly-ancient machines known as Medabots when they were discovered
and activated).
However, the worst was yet to come. In 2525, humanity and its allies found
themselves under attack from the theocratic alien group known as the Covenant.
Viewing the Federation and its members as heretical, the Covenant launched a
large-scale attack on humanity both on and o� Earth, as well as on numerous
worlds. The Covenant invasion would force all local powers to cooperate in
order to defeat their incursion. In the end, this was successful, but not without
massive casualties. Entire worlds were completely wiped out by the invasion.
Additionally, the Covenant (thanks to the help of Covenant sympathizer
Kreegan) hacked the ‘Baileys’ robots that had been used as service droids on
Earth, which coupled with the Covenant’s raids on Earth caused mass
devastation. This caused the collapse of the World State, as much of humanity on
Earth was reduced to small communities like Scrapyard amidst the ruins and
paved the way for survivors on the Adamist reservations to reclaim dominance
on the planet. O�world, the hold of the Federation became greatly weakened,
which enabled the rise of local petty warlords such as the Lord Marshal on
various planets that the central Federation government no longer could hold
control over. Several more wars would be waged against the Kzin and another
Dalek plot would be thwarted (though it necessitated an alliance with the former
enemy Draconians), which would in the aftermath cause the Federation to
become heavy-handed, provoking a failed uprising by Ros Blake in the late 26th
century. To many, the promise of the space age seemed as though it had been
lost—and certainly something had.
Buck Rogers, time-displaced hero of the Draconian incursion in the 25th century
An older Kzin showcases his combat prowess to impressed young Kzin as part of the
leadup to the wars against humanity
Logo of Brawndo, one of the megacorps responsible for the culture of hedonistic
consumerism of the 26th century World State
Covenant forces on the attack
<< Index >>
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If Man is Still Alive…
The 2400’s would be characterized by con�ict between the Federation and various
other groups. Con�ict with the time-traversing TimeSplitters would begin in 2401
and the Turusch would launch an attack on the Federation-occupied planet Mufrid
in 2404. A similar con�ict would erupt against the Klingon Empire following the
rejection of an ultimatum by the Klingons to withdraw Federation citizens from the
Hromi Cluster. This con�ict would ultimately leave much of the galaxy to the
mercy of the assimilationist Borg Collective, though ultimately they would be
repelled. Several space stations in orbit around Earth would be attacked by the
undead serial killer Jason Vorhees who had been frozen in the early 21st century
and been unleashed by mistake. 2491 would see Earth nearly be attacked by the
alien Draconians, but the attack attempt would be thwarted by unfrozen astronaut
Buck Rogers. These raids had a side e�ect of causing food shortages on Mars,
provoking riots on the planet.
One alien race that would repeatedly be involved in the largest-scale con�ict with
the Earth were the Kzin. The �rst major military action by the Kzin would be
launched in 2403. The First Human-Kzin War would drag on for thirty years more,
but ultimately the Kzin would be defeated by human resistance e�orts. However, a
second war against the Kzin would erupt in 2449, which would likewise end with a
human victory thanks in part to the usage of Battlemechs by Federation forces in
combat, which led to the freeing of the Kdatlyno from enslavement by the Kzin.
First contact was established with several other alien races, most notably the
Pierin, Catians, Ythrians and Regorians. Many of these races had at one point in
time been enslaved by the Kzin, which helped forge strong ties between them and
the Federation, assuming they did not simply join the Federation outright.
Nevertheless, despite the boon of new alliances, things on the human homeworld
of Earth would continue to deteriorate. Many humans saw settling among the stars
as preferable to life on the Earth below.
By the dawn of the 26th century, this had led to the rise of the so-called ‘World
State’ on Earth, a hedonistic society whose populace was, to put it bluntly,
moronic. Humans who were reluctant to embrace the hedonistic, consumerist
lifestyle would be limited to small reservations largely tied to older social
structures like Native American tribes or religious orders. Resource shortages also
became common thanks to the growing power of megacorporations, such as
Brawndo which replaced much of the water supply in North America with their
own beverage. Things brie�y improved when a man from the past named Joe “Not
Sure” Bauers took over the World State, but this would prove short-lived as Bauers
would perish in a Mondasian attack on Earth sparked after the failure of an attempt
to crash a hijacked freighter on the planet. Bauers’ successor John Winston
Hammer would drop a meteor on an unruly colony, furthering the gulf between the
government of Earth and humanity’s o�world colonies. O�world, things were a bit
better and much of the areas of known space would be connected together by the
Tomorrowland Transit Authority. The biggest issues o�worlders faced were the rise
of the sadistic Reavers coming out of the portions of space controlled by the
Alliance (the byproduct of a failed mind-control experiment launched by the
autocracy during a civil war with its more individualist outer worlds) and the
similar Necromorphs that appeared on the colony world of Aegis VII before
spreading and attacking several other worlds. Additionally, an ancient mechanical
beacon disguised as a planet known as Cerberus nearly caused the extinction of
humanity (though this was thwarted by the similarly-ancient machines known as
Medabots when they were discovered and activated).
However, the worst was yet to come. In 2525, humanity and its allies found
themselves under attack from the theocratic alien group known as the Covenant.
Viewing the Federation and its members as heretical, the Covenant launched a
large-scale attack on humanity both on and o� Earth, as well as on numerous
worlds. The Covenant invasion would force all local powers to cooperate in order
to defeat their incursion. In the end, this was successful, but not without massive
casualties. Entire worlds were completely wiped out by the invasion. Additionally,
the Covenant (thanks to the help of Covenant sympathizer Kreegan) hacked the
‘Baileys’ robots that had been used as service droids on Earth, which coupled with
the Covenant’s raids on Earth caused mass devastation. This caused the collapse of
the World State, as much of humanity on Earth was reduced to small communities
like Scrapyard amidst the ruins and paved the way for survivors on the Adamist
reservations to reclaim dominance on the planet. O�world, the hold of the
Federation became greatly weakened, which enabled the rise of local petty
warlords such as the Lord Marshal on various planets that the central Federation
government no longer could hold control over. Several more wars would be waged
against the Kzin and another Dalek plot would be thwarted (though it necessitated
an alliance with the former enemy Draconians), which would in the aftermath
cause the Federation to become heavy-handed, provoking a failed uprising by Ros
Blake in the late 26th century. To many, the promise of the space age seemed as
though it had been lost—and certainly something had.

Buck Rogers, time-displaced hero of the Draconian incursion in the 25th century
An older Kzin showcases his combat prowess to impressed young Kzin as part of the
leadup to the wars against humanity
Logo of Brawndo, one of the megacorps responsible for the culture of hedonistic
consumerism of the 26th century World State
Covenant forces on the attack
Uh, I feel like not enough of the 24th century is covered yet (eg. Dominion War).
Also, don't forget the Halo Reclaimer Saga (4, Guardians, In�nite). In fact, as
pop-culture (and time) goes on, I feel like you should keep re-editing this hi-
story.
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Liking how you made the Draconians the aliens that Buck Rogers �ghts, the
various things that led to tensions between Earth and its colonies as per Halo
backstory, and how you tied the Covenant War into Cleopatra 2525 (yay, an
obscure reference I actually got!) and Alita.
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aldo said: ↑
Uh, I feel like not enough of the 24th century is covered yet (eg. Dominion War).
Also, don't forget the Halo Reclaimer Saga (4, Guardians, In�nite). In fact, as pop-
culture (and time) goes on, I feel like you should keep re-editing this hi-story.
It’s worth noting that the full canons of a lot of works aren’t included for the
sake of brevity. For instance only the �rst three Halo games are canon here.
I very much would like to be able to re-edit stu� to integrate more but it’s
stymied by the fact I have other things to do (work, school, etc.). Consequently I
am limited in what I can edit and can only add sporadically and usually via new
updates.
President Eternal said: ↑
Liking how you made the Draconians the aliens that Buck Rogers �ghts, the
various things that led to tensions between Earth and its colonies as per Halo
backstory, and how you tied the Covenant War into Cleopatra 2525 (yay, an
obscure reference I actually got!) and Alita.
Thanks!
Fun fact: I only know of Cleopatra 2525 because I listened to ‘The Year 2525’ a
lot while writing the future parts and Wikipedia’d the song, which mentions the
show because its theme song was a tinkered version of it.
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Jun 18, 2019 #815

References-If Man Is Still Alive…
TimeSplitters-Rivals to humans from the TimeSplitters video games
Turusch-Vassal of the Sh’daar Empire from Star Carriers

Klingons demanding withdrawal-Part of the backstory for Star Trek Online
Undead serial killer Jason Vorhees-Refers to the plot of the �lm Jason X
Draconians-Refers to the plot of the �lm Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Kzin-From Known Space.
Battlemechs-Weapons from BattleTech
Kdatlyno, Pierin-Alien races from Known Space
Catians-Catgirl aliens from Cat Girl Cuties
Ythrian-Alien race from Poul Anderson’s History of Technic Civilization
Regorians-Alien race from The Orville
World State-Hedonistic one-world order from Brave New World
Brawndo-Gatorade stand-in from Idiocracy. Joe Bauers is also from that �lm
Mondasian attack-This attack was launched after the failure of the Cybermen’s
plan in the Doctor Who episode Earthshock
John Winston Hammer-Earth President from A Brief History of the Galaxy
Tomorrowland Transit Authoriy-From the TV series Miles from Tomorrowland
Reavers-From Fire�y and Serenity. The civil war is the Uni�cation War from the
same series. As you can see, the Reavers have made it further out than the
territory held by the Alliance
Necromorphs-From the Dead Space video games.
Beacon disguised as Cerberus-Reference to the plot of the novel Revelation Space
Medabots-From the Medabots anime series
The Covenant-The theocratic alien alliance that is the main enemy faction in the
Halo games
Baileys robots-Refers to the robots that serve as the main villains of the series
Cleopatra 2525. Kreegan is also from the same series and is responsible for
creating the Baileys
Scrapyard-City where Alita Battle Angel is from
The Lord Marshal-Main antagonist of the �lm The Chronicles of Riddick
Dalek plot-Refers to the plot of Planet of the Daleks. Canonically they seek to
foment a war between Earth and the planet Draconia—here the Draconians are
the same ones as from Buck Rogers
Ros Blake-Lead character in Blake’s 7, who opposes a tyrannical Federation. That

tyranny here is just a phase
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Always thought that Shaw-Fujikawa is descended from Stark-Fujikawa (Iron Man

anime)
Also, can't United Galaxy in that name be a reference to Bandai Namco's United
Galaxy Space Force series? If you are also a fan of obscure stu�, why not add
that?
Trans-Utopia-Cruise ship company that originally owned the spaceship used by the
main cast of Starhunter
sitcom Quark

culling the populace (unnecessarily) and the place James Kirk was from originally
in the Star Trek series
Element
Dessans-Inhabitants of Dessa, the planet that serves as the focal point of the Soviet
science �ction �lm Per Aspera Ad Astra
Space stations-A reference to the TV series The 100 and the 2009 �lm Cargo which
feature space stations orbiting a devastated Earth being the last refuge of humanity
in the 23rd century
Genesis Device-Device that resurrects Spock in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Maximals, Rampage-From Beast Wars, a spino�/sequel to Transformers. Maximals

are descended from the Autobots
Borg Collective-The assimilationist alien race from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Post-apocalyptic standards of living in Hawaii-Refers to the scenes set in the 24th

century in Cloud Atlas, which are post-apocalyptic

References-If Man Is Still Alive…
TimeSplitters-Rivals to humans from the TimeSplitters video games
Turusch-Vassal of the Sh’daar Empire from Star Carriers
Klingons demanding withdrawal-Part of the backstory for Star Trek Online
Undead serial killer Jason Vorhees-Refers to the plot of the �lm Jason X
Draconians-Refers to the plot of the �lm Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Kzin-From Known Space.
Battlemechs-Weapons from BattleTech
Kdatlyno, Pierin-Alien races from Known Space
Catians-Catgirl aliens from Cat Girl Cuties
Ythrian-Alien race from Poul Anderson’s History of Technic Civilization
Regorians-Alien race from The Orville
World State-Hedonistic one-world order from Brave New World
Brawndo-Gatorade stand-in from Idiocracy. Joe Bauers is also from that �lm
Mondasian attack-This attack was launched after the failure of the Cybermen’s plan
in the Doctor Who episode Earthshock
John Winston Hammer-Earth President from A Brief History of the Galaxy
Tomorrowland Transit Authoriy-From the TV series Miles from Tomorrowland
Reavers-From Fire�y and Serenity. The civil war is the Uni�cation War from the
same series. As you can see, the Reavers have made it further out than the territory
held by the Alliance
Necromorphs-From the Dead Space video games.
Beacon disguised as Cerberus-Reference to the plot of the novel Revelation Space
Medabots-From the Medabots anime series
The Covenant-The theocratic alien alliance that is the main enemy faction in the
Halo games
Baileys robots-Refers to the robots that serve as the main villains of the series
Cleopatra 2525. Kreegan is also from the same series and is responsible for creating
the Baileys
Scrapyard-City where Alita Battle Angel is from
The Lord Marshal-Main antagonist of the �lm The Chronicles of Riddick
Dalek plot-Refers to the plot of Planet of the Daleks. Canonically they seek to
foment a war between Earth and the planet Draconia—here the Draconians are the
same ones as from Buck Rogers
Ros Blake-Lead character in Blake’s 7, who opposes a tyrannical Federation. That

tyranny here is just a phase
Nice going.
Anyway, interludes when? Would love to see references to the Nemesystems, the
Reclaimer attacks, etc.
Jun 23, 2019 #817
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OK I've just �nished page 4 of this impressively ambitious timeline, and I have
one thing to say above others:
TTL's humanity is a goddamn Mad Lad that cannot be stopped not matter what.
Seriously, especially in North America they 'su�er' from almost-constant natural
disasters, plague outbreaks, alien invasions, giant monster attacks, and more.
Yet, the damage hardly ever lasts long and their economy and quality of life
seems to if anything be better than OTL! Just how do they manage to cope?
EDIT: OTL subject to the same pounding would have collapsed in the mid-
oughties at the latest. Says something about this world and it's people that
multiple alien occupations and nearly-failed attempts at gigadeath rarely get
more than a passing mention.
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Wednesday at 3:39 AM #818

Howdy folks, and welcome back to the show. I’m The Big T and you’re tuning in
to Trews Now! Before we begin, just a reminder the Syndicate Resistance Rally is
coming up fast and we’re almost out of VIP tickets. Getting a VIP pass will allow
you to get one-on-one with Moonseed, Fletcher and, of course, yours truly. So be
sure to buy now!
Well, anyways, let’s cut to the chase. I’d like to talk about a recurring criticism
people make of us truth-seekers today. They say “T, we know you were right
about cabals selling us out to aliens and locking people up without cause and
that there are a bunch of damned demons out there, but that was before the
Awakening of Magic. The truth is out in the open now, why are you still at this?”
Well, because that line is a load of mainstream media BULLSHIT! Sure, they say
‘no more secrets,’ these creepazoids all love to say. But that’s just what they
want you to think! Even now, there’s still plenty they don’t want us to know. Of
course, regular listeners would know this—look at the Brightburn �asco. Look at
how quickly Garrison got ousted unconstitutionally via false �ags. Look at how
bloodsuckers like Vladislav or Harmony became media darlings—nevermind
they were still feedin’ on us after they ‘had to.’
Oh, but it’s not just that, ladies and gents. Oh, no siree! There’s a rabbit hole of
things the media won’t talk about, the government won’t talk about, NOBODY
will talk about. Because they want you kept in the dark—the globalists, the
industrialists, the militarists, there’s things they don’t want you to know.
Let’s start with Big Tech. I’m on to them. Why do you think IRIS is in every
phone operating system? You think that Hosaka and Aperture and the rest of
them just let IRIS get a monopoly? No! The government’s using it to listen in on
you. It’s right there in the name: IRIS is watching you, like Big Bro Whitlow in
the digital age. It’s not just IRIS either: look at SeeChange. Social media,
technology—it’s the death of privacy. If you don’t think this is risky, I’ve got
three words for you: A-D-I. And it gets worse than that: since 2015, hundreds of
users of Spark have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. You won’t hear
about it from the media, but daring truthtellers have been talking about this for
years! You might think ‘online dating has always been risky,’ but let me ask you
this: if it’s a coincidence why are they all such similar people? I have a link
down below for more information, but my theory is they’re being kidnapped for
usage in dark rituals by devil-worshippers. Not a peep. It’s disgusting.
Now, let’s talk MIC and Deep State. They’re far more insidious than the above,
they’ve been active for years. They got rid of Garrison because he was a threat to
them—he was gonna declassify a bunch of the bullshit. The invisible assassins
program. What REALLY happened in Hawkins. The goddamn Northern Lights
program-joke’s on them, Nolan shared the shit. Of course, there’s still all the
stu� we still don’t know-Orion, Valhalla and the like. We want to look at the
Deep State being shady—we can do that all day.
Oh, but it gets worse than that, my friends. Look up the Spookshow. Look up the
Knights of Malta. Look at Abstergo and everyone they’re connected to. There are
towns we can’t �nd on a map but nevertheless exist—Hell, here in Texas, you
can hear broadcasts from Night Vale, but no map or GPS will get you there. If
you look online, you can �nd posts from people claiming to be time travelers
warning us that SERN is not what it seems. Is it baloney? Maybe-but given we
live in a world with fucking SUPERHUMANS and VAMPIRES and WIZARDS,
maybe we shouldn’t rule it out. At least it warrants investigating—but nobody in
the mainstream media will look at it.
These are all out there. You can see for yourself why guys like me need to stick
around. The truth is still out there. There are secrets aplenty. And they will EAT
OUR FUCKING BREAKFAST if we aren’t careful.
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Wednesday at 4:05 AM #819

Yeah, in a world where there really are a shit ton of secret societies, government
agencies, and non-human creatures manipulating everything, suddenly these
guys don't sound so crazy.
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Harmony (the bloodsucker) is Harmony Kendall the stupid vampire from Bu�y,
who outed the vampires in Bu�y comics, right ?
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A spaceship �ghting in the Earth-Minbari War

The Starship Enterprise confronts V'Ger

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The 22nd century was characterized by the continued spread of humanity

After this point, the Federation became the nearly-undisputed superpower in

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So the Borg and Breen came early ?

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References-Man Among the Stars

Pennterra-Planet colonized by Quakers in the novel of the same name

Sol Corporation-Company from the Alliance-Union universe

Sincam Corporation-Company from the anime �lm Lily C.A.T.

Trans-Utopia-Cruise ship company that originally owned the spaceship used by

Era of Optimist Expansion-Part of the backstory for Babylon 5

Xendar, Drengin, Arcean-All are alien races from Galactic Civilizations

Dilgar-War from the backstory of Babylon 5

Geduldid, Liebe Delta-From the series In�nite Ryvius

Andrew Martin-Lead character of the �lm Bicentennial Man