Missions
Unearthed Part 4
The Enterprise crew put the clues together.
Overview
Warp required1
Operations level40
Warp for completion61
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway56
Costs & rewards
Mission rewards
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Axionic ChipObjective ID1,394,115,124
Amount250
Officer XPObjective ID1,394,115,124
Amount245,000
30 Minute Repair Speed UpObjective ID1,394,115,124
Amount60
Locations
Objectives
Objective 1
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ObjectiveDefeat 5 hostiles of level 40 or higher.
Required count5
Required level40
Objective 2
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ObjectiveExpend 4M Dilithium to mask the capsule's signal.
Resource
Dilithium
DilithiumAmount4,000,000
Objective 3
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ObjectiveRepair the Enterprise.
Objective 4
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ObjectiveMeet with General Martok.
DestinationTovla
Dialogue
Mission dialogue
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- Objective ID
- 1,088,128,305
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Report, Commander.
- Objective ID
- 1,088,128,305
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- William Riker
- Dialogue
- The hostiles have been eliminated, but we’ve sustained significant damage. The Enterprise needs some repairs.
- Objective ID
- 1,088,128,305
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- We’ll get to that. But first, we must ensure that no-one else can follow the signal the capsule is emitting. Ideas, Commander Data?
- Objective ID
- 1,088,128,305
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Data
- Dialogue
- I am unfamiliar with the technology of this capsule, but a concentrated burst of Dilithium radiation should disrupt and mask the signal. 4M Dilithium will suffice.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- General Martok
- Dialogue
- Kadio, Worf! It has been too long–
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- Forgive me, General, but there is no time for formalities. We have come for your advice. We have found something that may have a profound impact on the Klingon Empire.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Or none at all, if that is deemed to be the correct path.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- General Martok
- Dialogue
- Very well, Worf. I am listening.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Beverly Crusher
- Dialogue
- So, then, what are we going to do about this Ma’Staka? We have a piece of Klingon history on our ship. A dangerous piece, if I have understood Commander Worf.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Indeed. This is a delicate situation, and not one Starfleet can decide on alone.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- Captain, please allow me to–
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Your insight is invaluable, Mister Worf. But right now, we require the council of a representative of the Klingon Empire. And a level-headed one, at that.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- … Very well, sir. General Martok is an honorable man, a fearsome warrior, and a just one. Above all else, he represents the needs of the Empire and those who dwell within it.
- Objective ID
- 1,394,115,124
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Then let us pay him a visit.
- Objective ID
- 1,470,616,284
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Data
- Dialogue
- The signal is masked now, Captain.
- Objective ID
- 1,470,616,284
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- William Riker
- Dialogue
- If we have any more trouble, we’ll know it came from elsewhere.
- Objective ID
- 1,470,616,284
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Very good. Then let’s repair the ship.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Report on your findings, gentlemen.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Geordi La Forge
- Dialogue
- Yes, sir. The antiquarian revealed that the Ma’Staka is from the 10th century. She seemed to know more about it, or at least of its significance, but she was very tight lipped about it.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Data
- Dialogue
- That aligns with what the decoded message told us. Whoever buried the capsule did so because the Ma’Staka was a source of bloodshed. According to them, it brings great power and danger.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- A Ma’Staka from the 10th century… Bloodshed, power, and danger…
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Well, Mister Worf? Could it be what you think it is?
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Data
- Dialogue
- What is it, Commander? Have you figured out the clues?
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- Do you know how the ritual of the Ma’Staka was born, Data?
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Data
- Dialogue
- After the wedding of the Great Kahless and the Lady Lukara, Molor’s troops attacked. Klingon wedding guests reenact this historic event by wielding Ma’Stakas against the bride and groom.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- Precisely. This Ma’Staka dates from the 10th century – the time of Kahless. What if it is a remnant of that battle? A Ma’Staka used by one of Molor’s troops in their attack?
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- This weapon, which was intended to end the legendary romance of Kahless and Lukara, has instead birthed a ritual that marks every Klingon wedding, reinforcing the bond between man and wife!
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Geordi La Forge
- Dialogue
- No wonder the antiquarian was so enthusiastic to hold onto it…
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Beverly Crusher
- Dialogue
- But why has this artifact been buried?
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Data
- Dialogue
- The capsule’s message implied that the Ma’Staka was buried by a descendant of Kahless. It caused great bloodshed, and had to be hidden. It must have been a very desirable object.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Worf
- Dialogue
- Of course it was! The voice of any Klingon in possession of such an artifact would have Kahless’ weight behind it. Any wedding carried out with it would be blessed by the greatest Klingon who ever lived!
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Beverly Crusher
- Dialogue
- I see. Where does that leave us, then? This Ma’Staka was clearly never meant to be found. If it is as powerful as you claim, Worf, then perhaps–
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- William Riker
- Dialogue
- We’ll have to figure that out later. We have more pressing matters right now. Incoming hostiles!
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Geordi La Forge
- Dialogue
- Again? They must be tracking the signal, right?
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- William Riker
- Dialogue
- Maybe. Or maybe one of our contacts has loose lips. Either way, we need to deal with this.
- Objective ID
- 1,795,823,895
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Go to red alert, Number One. Raise shields, prepare to engage!