Missions
Ad Astra
Appeal to Starfleet.
Overview
Warp required1
Operations level68
Warp for completion1,500
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway1,700
Costs & rewards
Mission rewards
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6★ Raw OreObjective ID409,220,987
Amount18,000
1 Hour Σ-Speed UpObjective ID409,220,987
Amount1
Locations
Objectives
Objective 1
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ObjectiveAppeal to Starfleet.
DestinationNisa
Dialogue
Mission dialogue
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- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Johnson
- Dialogue
- Jean-Luc. How long has it been? Seven years?
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- Nine, Admiral. The last time we saw each other was on Deneva.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Johnson
- Dialogue
- Ah, Deneva. Nasty business. It’s… a shame that we only seem to see each other at the worst times.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- So you are aware of the state of emergency we find ourselves in.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Johnson
- Dialogue
- I’m not blind, Jean-Luc. Despite popular belief, Admirals spend all our time with our heads buried in the sand. The galaxy is crumbling, and there’s not a damned thing we can do about it.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- That is not true, Admiral. We can still stop the arrival of the Nameless, but only if we act together. The Cult have captured Maia, a powerful artificial intelligence based on Progenitor technology.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- With Maia’s latent Progenitor abilities unlocked, we may be able to prevent the Cult from opening the way for the Nameless. We can stop them from encroaching any further on our galaxy.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Johnson
- Dialogue
- “We believe”, “we may”… That’s a lot of ifs. Too many to risk the safety of the Federation on.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- The safety of the Federation is already at risk, Admiral. This is the only way to secure it.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Johnson
- Dialogue
- I’m sorry, Jean-Luc, I really am, but I can’t do it. The Federation Council has made its will clear. All fleets are to hold position at the Federation border.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- A great, futile last stand? Is that to be it?
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Johnson
- Dialogue
- We’ll do what we always do, Captain. We’ll hold the line.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- I am afraid, Admiral, that there may not be a line to hold for much longer.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- There is no need yet to panic. We still have one avenue open to us. Helm, plot a course for Starbase-12.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Riker
- Dialogue
- Do you think Admiral Johnson will listen to us, Captain?
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- He must, Number One. Starfleet stands for the betterment of the galaxy. He will be bound by his oath to act against the Cult. I have no doubt about his willingness to help us.
- Objective ID
- 409,220,987
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Jean Luc Picard
- Dialogue
- We can only hope he has the means to do so.