| COMIC | |
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| Forgiveness | |
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| Attribution |
| Series: | The Next Generation |
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| Writer(s): | David Brin |
| Penciler(s): | Scott Hampton |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher: | Wildstorm |
| Published: | October 2001 |
| Pages: | 96 |
| ISBN: | ISBN 1563899183 |
| Chronology | |
| Date: | 2052/2375 |
Contents |
The inventor of the technology that will give the Earth the transporter and the holodeck, caught in a web of betrayal, is beamed into space toward a dangerous rendezvous three hundred years in his future...
... as the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise tensely prepares for an encounter that may erupt in new waves of interstellar war, when the Federation can least afford it. What they don't need now is a distraction -- or another crisis.
Colin Blakeney, 21st century inventor of the technology that will give the Earth the transporter and the holodeck, is the victim of a treacherous attack that beams him out of his world... and into forever.
Three hundred years later, the crew of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-E spot a stray transporter beam in deep space. On their way to an encounter with the Palami -- a hostile race that may be preparing for interstellar war -- Captain Picard and crew have other things on their minds, but realizing there's a living being inside the wayward beam, they bring it aboard... and encounter a mystery for the ages!
Beverly Crusher; Data; Geordi La Forge; Jean-Luc Picard; William T. Riker; Deanna Troi
Colin Blakeney; Dafuf; Jane Doring; Harry; Johnson; Kuhlan; Pascal Leight; George Pimintel
Referenced only: Admiral Ch'ufftha; Admiral Chang; Jack Crusher; Wesley Crusher; John Doe; Traveler
USS Enterprise-E (Sovereign-class)
Mount Thunder • San Diego
2052; 21st century; Dominion; Global Transportation Consortium; holodeck; quarantine; Buck Rogers; San Diego Chronicle; Sufi; transporter; Supreme Court • arrow • sensors
Rather than being penciled and inked, the art in this graphic novel is painted and Scott Hampton is credited as the painter. There is a three page "sketchbook" of his work at the end of the book.
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| Previous comic: Divided We Fall All Fall Down |
Star Trek comics Wildstorm |
Next comic: Divided We Fall United We Stand |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: 'Til Death Do Us Part |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next Adventure: The Disease |
| Previous Adventure: 'Til Death Do Us Part |
Next Adventure: The Disease |
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| Previous Adventure: Preserver |
Voyages of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) |
Next Adventure: Eleven Hours Out |
Contents |
| Official quest description: Missing person reports have been flooding in from Keldagrim East, but the Black Guard seem reluctant to do anything about it. Resources are stretched thin, but Keldagrim West is undoubtedly a greater priority for the Black Guard Supreme Commander. Veldaban refuses to subscribe to this opinion, but his hands are tied; can you help him to reveal the abductors' identities? |
| Release date: 9 September 2009 (Update) |
| Start: Speak to Commander Veldaban in the Black Guard HQ in Keldagrim West. |
| Difficulty: ***** |
| Length: Medium |
| Members only: Yes |
Requirements:
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| Items needed: None |
| Monsters to kill: Chaos dwarf hand cannoneer (level 100) x2 (Can hit up to 38 with ranged but has low HP and attacks slowly. Only one must be killed, the second just needs to be avoided.) |

| Main series |
The Giant Dwarf • Forgettable Tale of a Drunken Dwarf • Forgiveness of a Chaos Dwarf. |
| Related quests |
Another Slice of H.A.M. • Between a Rock... • Perils of Ice Mountain |
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