The New Klingons
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Well, his "I won't write about Discovery" thing lasted, what, two months?
Hes still saying that for the actual episodes.
If i remember things right, Krenn was a member of House 24 in The Final Reflection.
I don't recall the houses being numbered in that book. Although, admittedly, it's been about 20 years since last I read it, so... 
Is the implication there that these Klingons may somehow be inspired by Ford's work? If so, then color me intrigued.
Is the implication there that these Klingons may somehow be inspired by Ford's work? If so, then color me intrigued.
People boycotting the show won't last 2 days
I don't recall the houses being numbered in that book. Although, admittedly, it's been about 20 years since last I read it, so...
Is the implication there that these Klingons may somehow be inspired by Ford's work? If so, then color me intrigued.
Mike Ford fleshed out the details of Klingon houses in the FASA Klingon Intelligence Briefing sourcebook. It was developed concurrent to The Final Reflection, IIRC. Each house has a name and symbol.
The names the Klingon Intelligence Briefing gave from the 24 are:
Drexa
Reshtarc
Simparri
Subiesh (a crest very similar to whose appears on the bridge of the D-7 in "Unexpected")
Urussig
Dok'Marr
Hurric
Jurris
Limmrii
Pallara
Solazarn
It's great that apparently many elements from The Final Reflection will be canonized. I love this book even if i'm mainly a fan of Tng, DS9 and the first 8 movies.
Wonder if we now get Thought Admirals, Lines and other elements, too.
How compatible are the Final Reflection Klingons to the Klingon Culture known from earlier installations? Imo it will be very difficult to merge both versions of Klingon Culture into a coherent new.
Wonder if we now get Thought Admirals, Lines and other elements, too.
How compatible are the Final Reflection Klingons to the Klingon Culture known from earlier installations? Imo it will be very difficult to merge both versions of Klingon Culture into a coherent new.
I sold dozens of my Trek novels to focus on new and general SF years ago. I recently picked up The Wounded Sky, one of my old favorites. Also, plan on re-reading Greg Bear's Corona. But mainly with Trek novels I will focus on post-2017 DSC novels from now on.
How many ship classes are we seeing here? I count 3, some people tell me 5. Remember, Eaglemoss has revealed Discovery has 30 ship classes they are making.
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I've really been enjoying the detail of the sarcophagus ship, curious to see what a regular DSC Klingon ship looks like inside and out (and what their 'LCARS' looks like!)
https://geekfilter-blog.tumblr.com/post/165307790027/poster-2-of-3-celebrating-the-launch-of
https://geekfilter-blog.tumblr.com/post/165307790027/poster-2-of-3-celebrating-the-launch-of
I just sat back and admired that for a bit. You're a true fan Aaron.I've really been enjoying the detail of the sarcophagus ship, curious to see what a regular DSC Klingon ship looks like inside and out (and what their 'LCARS' looks like!)
https://geekfilter-blog.tumblr.com/post/165307790027/poster-2-of-3-celebrating-the-launch-of
See, now that's good. It's bold and unconventional.I've really been enjoying the detail of the sarcophagus ship, curious to see what a regular DSC Klingon ship looks like inside and out (and what their 'LCARS' looks like!)
https://geekfilter-blog.tumblr.com/post/165307790027/poster-2-of-3-celebrating-the-launch-of
Why can't more of the art design be like that?
Kenobiwan, two thumbs up for your av.
Backpedaling?
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