Also, during the OS era, a landing party usually included a couple of security guards in red shirts. They usually got killed in some gruesome way (pushed off a cliff, zapped by Klingons, eaten by an alien, etc.) but in this case they would give Captain Joaquin's landing party a little extra muscle.
I've got a small quibble about your terminology: During the Original Series, a group of crew members who left the ship was referred to as a "landing party." It was only during Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) that the terminology was changed to an "away team."
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This plot is going exactly like an old OS episode. Well done, my dude! Keep up the fun work! :D
Thanks!
Well done on these videos setting all this up. Our crew just trusts Brian to make it all up! 😆🖖🏼
Thanks!
Also, during the OS era, a landing party usually included a couple of security guards in red shirts. They usually got killed in some gruesome way (pushed off a cliff, zapped by Klingons, eaten by an alien, etc.) but in this case they would give Captain Joaquin's landing party a little extra muscle.
@@NiallMor true, true! 🤣
I've got a small quibble about your terminology: During the Original Series, a group of crew members who left the ship was referred to as a "landing party." It was only during Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) that the terminology was changed to an "away team."
where can i get the character sheets?
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