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If you are going to teach in the field, or you have the time and money to pursue it simply out of interest, then go for. Otherwise, it sounds pretty useless.

Hehe! Well, you know, there are always alternate realities. ;)

By all accounts, Hebitian civilizations was wiped out long before the TOS era. The modern Cardassian society began about 500 years ago, and there were several periods of instability before that, cultural revivals and political upheavals and things like that. But, by Kirk's time, modern Cardassia...

Nerys Ghemor has some Hebitian-based fanfics. She's also on dA. :) I'm working on a piece (more of a scholarly paper than a fanfic) about the end of the Hebitian culture, which I should have up soon. :) I'm also working on some more Hebitian drawings. Unfortunately, there isn't a lot to go on...

Thank you, both. :) Yes, the rules for Kotra were something I developed from watching the episode "Empok Nor", and by looking at the script notes and such, and the board design and markings are from John Eaves' concept art and screenshots from the episode. I figured that if there was klin zha...

Since it's spring break and I don't have any school assignments, I've been using my free time to draw up some of the characters from the Cardassian RP I'm a part of. They're up in my dA gallery - http://abayomi.deviantart.com/gallery/37325278

Re: Would worf actually physically, killing his brother, have been str I think it would have been a more interesting ending. It seems to me that the Klingons, at least initially (TOS and the original films)were somewhat modeled on Samurai culture, though they seemed to lose that as later series...

...and accidentally orders the destruction of a nearby moon. Odo morphs into a hat...

Not exactly what most people think of when they hear "gaming", so I'm not entirely sure it belongs here, but I've been working on some rules and gameplay for the Cardassian board game kotra, which we see in DS9's "Empok Nor". :) I had seen several online discussions on the rules, but no one had...

...and is used as a baseball bat by Nog and Jake. Odo shifts into a Tarkazian Razorbeast.

...and gets traded for a quart of yamok sauce. Odo turns into a vole.

...and is purchased by a newly arrived Ferengi consortium, to be displayed in the headquarters of their new franchise of harems. Odo shifts into a striped ferret....

The Nausicans would actually have been interesting, and it would have been something new for the writers to explore. I could have seen the Dominion trying to maneuver events to force the Klingons into an alliance. Their love of battle and 'win or die' attitude would certainly have served them...

True, he may have been disgusted with the actions of his race, but that was more toward the actions undertaken during the Dominion War, and not the Occupation. (I just rewatched the scene, it's admittedly been a while since I'd seen it.) He seemed more upset that Cardassia had caused its own...

^This They made it almost seem too unbelievable when we meet Cardassians for the first time, too. A single Nebula class ship takes out several Galor class warships, and we're supposed to believe that there's been a war going on for the past few years? The Cardassians were made to seem way too...

I don't think that reflected his own opinion, though, it was more of a sardonic comment on how others would react to the destruction of Cardassia. He's seen and experienced people's opinions on Cardassia for years, so he can certainly imagine that people probably wouldn't have much simpathy for...

With that, like anything else, you are going to have people that just genuinely don't care. I think Garak just doesn't really care.

I never said the climate was both humid and dry at once. Cardassia may be dry and desert-like now, but it may not have always been so. Just because a climate is one way, doesn't mean the species doesn't prefer it another. There are plenty of people here on earth that live in desert climates, but...

Agreed. My own theory is something similar to DN's, that Cardassia was largely arid beforehand, but climate change took away the few places that were good for farming and raising livestock, and it devastated the population. I never heard that Cardassians like it dry. I always had the...

I was always under the impression that the armour was some sort of special material, as well, lightweight to wear, but still protective. Considering how little it actually protected its wearers, the wearing of it could be completely ceremonial. Of course, it could also be that the species that...