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| ===== Shared Universes ===== | ===== Shared Universes ===== | ||
| - | Being the Sci-Fi, interplanetary franchise that it is, there is a lot of space to go around | + | Being the Sci-Fi, interplanetary franchise that spans real-world decades and fictional millennia that //Star Trek// |
| - | * The **Prime Universe** | + | Sharing universes means that the ships, stations, characters, species, events |
| - | * The **Mirror Universe** | + | |
| - | * The **Kelvin Universe** | + | |
| - | That we are sharing universes means the ships others create do exist in ours (if we are in the same one), as do events | + | Sharing is great as it gives our stories a richer texture because they are part of a broader tapestry. While you can't be expected to read everyone' |
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| + | There are four options currently for you to play from, the three " | ||
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| + | * The **Prime Universe** | ||
| + | * The **Mirror Universe** | ||
| + | * The **Kelvin Universe** | ||
| + | * The **Other **universe is really for anything else. It's not one universe, it's whatever universes you want to make of it. | ||
| - | Sharing is great, though, | + | Specific rules for playing |