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In a sense, the Borg got Starfleet better prepared for something like the Dominion.

The Borg, ultimately, did far less damage than the Dominion.

...Do you think that is the case? From all Star Trek civilizations, I think only Bajorans and Klingons are confirm to be spiritual, well, and Dominion, in a way (Cardassians were once, but not anymore and Vulcans are… a particular example, as they don;t seem to believe in any deities but they...

Currently reading Revenant! About half way through, loving it so far. Also started on the first of the Dominion War Books.

...Raw numbers aside, I think the third season pushed DS9 forward in all areas but with only one drawback, which I'll get to later. With the Dominion being a force in the Gamma Quadrant, it gives us something tangible, so we have some sense of the order over there. The Ferengi are people the...

...really make it feel more like the TV series, compared to the full length novels who bigger stories felt more like a movies or season long arcs. There's also an SCE story tales of the Dominion War, but it's been a while since I read it, so I can't remember exactly which characters it was about.

I agree (about straying from the original topic). I don't really see how the Federation could be convinced to join the Dominion peacefully though, given their fundamentally different values. Then again, The Search was brought up by @Citiprime, and apparently that simulation was realistic...

...their respective series, they tended to move pretty steadily forward from season to season, although the DS9 novels got kind of stuck pre-Dominion War for a few years because of the difficulty of fitting novels into the increasingly serialized continuity of the show. If they ever went...

I'd go so far as to say they would be kept alive and "free" so that they could be watched *very closely* in case Mon ever attempts to make contact. Leida especially, since the ISB are well aware that there's little love lost between husband and wife. They're much more valuable as bait than as...

A teaser for a new series I'm working on. Its set during the Dominion war onboard the Defiant class USS Maverick. Stardate: 51149.5 (February 24, 2374. 13:37 Federation Standard Starship Time) USS Maverick NCC-74286 docked with Starbase 375 United Federation Of Planets Thorne’s arrival on the...

Saying the United States should not have responded to Pearl Harbor? That's news to me. Who says that?

...enough influence to protect her? For that matter, given Perrin is getting cozy with Leida's mother-in-law, it's not that much of a stretch their influence also protected him. So no, by sparing Mon Mothma's family, Palpatine isn't being nicer than the Dominion, just being more politically...

...some DS9 and I think Gilroy maybe stumbled just a tiny bit at the end by letting Perrin live. Damar's wife and kid were executed by the Dominion immediately after he defected. If Emperor Palpatine of all people comes across as nicer than the Founders of the Dominion, then someone's writing...

In a way, wasn't this answered in "The Search, Part 2"? From the Dominion's perspective, the simulation probes how the characters would react to an agreement between the Federation and Dominion which gave the Dominion influence in the Alpha Quadrant. And the results show how that would be...

A lot of words to not talk about Sisko.

...the war to the best advantage. Losing an extinction level war, is a crime in and of itself. And make no mistake that was the purpose of the Dominion. Not enslavement. Fighting a war with two hands tied behind your back is the most stupid thing that you can do. Let's look at this another way...

...comic in nature. Some sample episodes... 9 And 2 Make 31: Weyoun 9 and Sloane 2 arrive on the station. It seems that Section 31 and the Dominion cloning experts have joined forces, so both sides can now clone their best operatives. Weyoun is assigned to DS9 as liaison, while Sloane is an...

I really disagree with the view that Insurrection should have instead been a Dominion War movie, that probably would have been much better, sure Insurrection was probably at least a little too low stakes but the TNG cast doing a Dominion War movie would have felt way too much like them doing...

See I think the destruction of the Romulan star as a plot point could have been the good basis for a thriller series, even just if it was the inciting plot point of the series and not the overall focus. What did happen and will it happen again? Maybe this disagrees with Picard but I had always...

The committing of a crime in the name of noble ends is still a crime.