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...was responsible for the deaths of millions of Bajoran civilians during the Occupation, and don't forget betraying his own country to the Dominion. As well as attempted individual murderer of Mika in "Covenant" because she might not keep the secret of his rape. What did Khan do? Just take...

...the elderly klingon with his flagon. “You are worthy adversaries. It is fitting to salute you,” came the oddly cultured voice from the Dominion soldier. General Krank observed the scaly warrior across from him, then, after a long pause for a long think: “The warrior is defined by the battles...

That is something to work with. Shame the show was removed from canon though. :)

A computer graphic at Federation HQ in Disco S3 shows Starfleet is monitoring the Dominion. And a Founder was seen in Disco S4.

Either it is now Dominion policy to cheat at gambling and try to escape by turning into a very fast tribble or a member of the 100 hasn't made it back even by 3190.

It would be interesting to see what Odo's people are up to in the future. I wonder if the Dominion still exists. Be kind of cool if turned into Gama Quadrant version of the Federation.

Agreed. By chance, I just rewatched that episode and Dukat just beamed in did what he had to do and beamed out. The only way that could have been prevented is if the station's shields had been up at the time and there was no need for them to be.

...security cameras and measures across many levels, and enter Sisko's quarters without anyone finding out. Granted, that was long before the Dominion War, but it certainly shows off his knowledge of the station. Add in the range of Dominion transporters and it's easy to see how he can get in...

...aware of the critical nature of their mission. “Captain,” Anaya called out, “long-range sensors are picking up multiple warp signatures. Dominion ships. Closing fast.” Tannen straightened in his chair. “How many?” “Five Jem’Hadar attack ships, one battleship,” she replied, her voice edged...

...was dimly lit, the atmosphere dense with tension. Tactical projections flickered on a central holodisplay, cycling through schematics of Dominion fleet movements. Admiral William Ross stood at the head of the table, arms folded, brow furrowed in concentration. The doors parted with a soft...

...the grandest scope of any ST series to date (with Discovery perhaps on "par") - had a ridiculous case of small-universe syndrome. The Dominion was run by one "person" (somewhat excused by the whole hive mind idea) and the most important thing to her was . . . DS9's security chief. Sisko and...

Yeah, I think a trilogy for that would be rather interesting. A Dominion War movie would be interesting, in the sense of imagining it being based around a series of background characters resisting the Jem'Hadar.

...The Romulans are NEVER one to make the first move. Yet here they are with the Cardassians about to make a BIG FAT First Move against the Dominion. Nope. Not buying it. It goes totally against everything we know about the Romulans. All the DS9 writers at this point started off on TNG, so...

...think Picard would not be effective during wartime. It's probably also why Starfleet had him go do diplomatic missions in the middle of the Dominion War instead of be on the front lines, despite the Enterprise-E being quite well armed for battle. Taking out "Cause And Effect". Despite it...

...“Report, Chief.” Damrus barked, adjusting the phase disruptor strapped to his thigh. Chief Petty Officer Patrick Reese, a veteran of the Dominion war and the AR-558, swept the immediate area with his TR-560 Tricorder. He grimaced as the empty ketracel white tubes he taken off Jem’Hadar he...

Vulcan destruction is in an alternate Universe, but I get your point. If nothing else, there is still the destruction of Romulus.

Vulcan’s over in that other timeline, but I take your point. I actually wish they could have found a way to keep that peaceful-universe setup and just get the drama from individual planet-exploring adventures, but that ship sailed (so to speak) 35+ years ago.

Somewhat off topic, but this just reminded me of something I like about SNW, its depiction of starships of various sizes and abilities. We have tiny little mission specific scout ships like the Archer type. We've got mid sized ships like the Kelcie Mae, probably used for routine duties...

...meant to be anything more than long-range Diplomatic Shuttles, not warships, even though they were pressed into service as such during the Dominion War. (mostly as a distraction) Runabouts & Federation Fighters were 'suicide craft' against the Dominion. One would surmise that most of their...

...armada of ships and personnel, it stands to reason that the Tal Shiar, when it launched the campaign with the Obsidian Order against the Dominion, they all (or pretty much all of them) went on that campaign. Given the Tal Shiar is a relatively secret organisation, their total amount of...