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Unearthed Part 5

The Enterprise crew must decide what to do with the artifact.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level40
Warp for completion70
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway70

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

1 Day Speed Up
Objective ID1,674,944,849
Amount14
4★ Uncommon Refined Ore
Objective ID1,674,944,849
Amount70
1 Day Speed Up
Objective ID926,079,216
Amount14
4★ Uncommon Refined Crystal
Objective ID926,079,216
Amount70

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveDisable the ship.
EncounterCollector
Opponent strength4,339,888
DestinationTovla

Objective 2

ObjectiveWhat should we do?

Objective 3

ObjectiveFind a location to house the artifact.
DestinationHurgh'maQ

Objective 4

ObjectiveFind a new location to hide the artifact.
DestinationMina

Objective 5

ObjectiveDefeat 10 hostiles of level 40 or higher.
Required count10
Required level40

Objective 6

ObjectiveDefeat 10 hostiles of level 40 or higher.
Required count10
Required level40

Objective 7

ObjectiveTurn over the artifact to General Martok.
DestinationHurgh'maQ

Objective 8

ObjectiveHide the artifact once more.
DestinationMina

Objective 9

ObjectiveReturn to the excavation site.
DestinationYreva

Objective 10

ObjectiveReturn to the excavation site.
DestinationYreva

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,116,338,882
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
This system is ideal – it is not under the control of any major house, and does not see much ship traffic.
Objective ID
1,116,338,882
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly Crusher
Dialogue
But it is all but overrun with bandits!
Objective ID
1,116,338,882
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Well then, we shall have to make them understand that it is in their best interests to pursue their banditry elsewhere.
Objective ID
1,122,231,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
Laok seems as good a place as any to bury it, Captain.
Objective ID
1,122,231,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Worf
Dialogue
Until someone unearths it while conducting a geological survey.
Objective ID
1,122,231,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
That is a risk we will have to take, Commander. Data, is the signal masked?
Objective ID
1,122,231,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Data
Dialogue
Permanently, Captain.
Objective ID
1,122,231,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Then proceed, Number One.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
The decision, I fear, is not Starfleet’s to make. This is a Klingon artifact, and it shall be entrusted to a Klingon.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Kadio, Captain. You honor me.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
I hope that you honor your people by ensuring that the desire to possess an artifact of Kahless doesn’t lead to the spilling of more Klingon blood.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
I will. If I can enlist the Enterprise’s help, I know that I cannot fail.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
You need simply ask.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Very well. I would like to set up a place to house this artifact, somewhere that is easily defensible but maybe in time could be opened to the public.
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Data
Dialogue
Like a sort of museum?
Objective ID
1,198,828,094
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Exactly like a museum. Somewhere the Ma’Staka can be preserved, protected and admired – from a distance.
Objective ID
1,478,047,419
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
This might suit our purposes… The only people who pass through here are bandits, and I’m sure we can persuade them to leave, if only while we take care of the Ma’Staka.
Objective ID
1,478,047,419
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Make it so!
Objective ID
1,639,628,883
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Yes, this will serve nicely. A Klingon museum… What a proposition! And yet I believe that it could be quite happily situated on Vi’ir.
Objective ID
1,639,628,883
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Then we entrust it to you, General Martok, in the hopes that this piece of history will bring the Klingon people together, rather than driving them apart as it once did.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Captain’s Log, Stardate 41253.6. The geological surveys have confirmed the existence of large amounts of explosive ores and minerals in the planetoid.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Starfleet has staked an official claim on it and introduced a security presence to protect its interests in the system. We have faced little local opposition so far.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Word has spread within the Klingon Empire that the Ma’Staka’s is in General Martok’s possession, though to date he has been successful in protecting it.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
A small band of Klingons has formed to help him keep it safe. It gives me hope that the circle of bloodshed surrounding this artifact is finally coming to an end.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
The Klingon Empire appreciates your efforts on its behalf, Captain. Should you ever wish to visit the Ma’Staka yourself, you would be most welcome.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Thank you, General.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
What now?
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
It seems like the General has this in order. It is high time we returned to our original mission.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Worf
Dialogue
Not more geological surveys…
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Come, Mister Worf! Who knows what other treasures might be hidden in the planetoid’s depths? Set a course, Number One.
Objective ID
1,674,944,849
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
Aye, Captain!
Objective ID
368,067,590
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
I will not have the blood of Klingons on my hands, General. I appreciate your intentions, but I fear that this artifact is beyond you or I.
Objective ID
368,067,590
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
I believe the best course is to keep the Ma’Staka hidden, like the descendent of Kahless asked.
Objective ID
368,067,590
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Very well, Captain. I understand, though I do not agree.
Objective ID
368,067,590
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
We will take our leave of you, General, and find a place where this artifact can be relegated to safe obscurity.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Worf
Dialogue
So, somebody did talk! Dishonorable petaQ! When this is over, I will–
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Enough, Commander Worf. The threat has been neutralized for now.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Beverly Crusher
Dialogue
For now… If word has spread that we are in possession of an artifact from the time of Kahless, that will not be the last collector to come knocking.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
An artifact of Kahless the Great himself? Just what exactly did you find, Worf?
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Worf
Dialogue
A Ma’Staka. One we believe was used against the Great Kahless and Lady Lukara as they stood against Molor’s troops. The Ma’Staka which started the tradition that is still alive today.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Ghay'cha'! How sure are you, Worf?
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Worf
Dialogue
Very.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
This is the greatest cultural find since the Fornication Helmet!
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Worf
Dialogue
… Indeed.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
That, General Martok, is exactly the conundrum. The artifact’s cultural significance is not in doubt. The problem is that the Ma’Staka has a gravitational field of violence.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
But perhaps it needn’t. In the right hands, it could be a symbol of Klingon heritage, open to all Klingons and not held by any one hand.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
How could that be achieved?
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
If we can find a safe place to house the artifact, I will make sure that it is safe from greedy hands.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Data
Dialogue
The Ma’Staka was buried by one of Kahless’ own descendents. It should remain hidden, like they requested. It is statistically likely that revealing it will lead to the same bloodshed as before.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Worf
Dialogue
Well, Captain, what is the best course?
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Out with it, Worf!
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Worf
Dialogue
We have unearthed something of great importance to the Empire, General. Or great danger, depending on how you look at it.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
General Martok
Dialogue
Yes, yes. So you said. What exactly have you found?
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
Belay that, Worf. Captain, you should take a look at this.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
What is it, Number One?
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
A ship on an intercept course with the Enterprise.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. They may not be hostile. Open a line of communication.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Collector
Dialogue
Greetings, sir! I hope you are in the mood to conduct some business on this fine day!
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
I’m afraid I am not. I have pressing business to attend to. Now, if you don’t mind–
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Collector
Dialogue
Oh, but I do mind! Rumor has it you have something aboard that ship. Something I am very interested in acquiring. And money is no object, I’ll have you know.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
I must insist that you leave us, now. I have nothing to sell to you, and no sum you can offer will change my mind.
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Collector
Dialogue
What a shame… But I really must insist. Prepare for transport!
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
Ten incoming transporter signals, Captain. They’re attempting to board the ship!
Objective ID
771,331,730
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Raise shields immediately, and disable that ship! We don’t have time for this!
Objective ID
876,238,115
Phase
dialogue_dilemma
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Should we return the artifact to the Klingons or keep it hidden?
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Captain’s Log, Stardate 41253.6. The geological surveys of the planetoid have confirmed the existence of numerous volatile ores and minerals.
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Starfleet has staked an official claim on it and introduced a security presence to protect its interests in the system. We have faced little local opposition so far.
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Word of the artifact has finally died down, and is now little more than a rumor. I wish that we could have found a way to share it with the Klingon people…
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Still, when I think about the Ma’Staka’s cycle of bloodshed, I stand by the decision to keep it hidden. The Klingon Empire needs more time.
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
What now?
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
We have done what we can here. It is high time we returned to our original mission.
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Worf
Dialogue
Not more geological surveys!
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jean Luc Picard
Dialogue
Come, Mister Worf! Who knows what other treasures might be hidden in the planetoid’s depths? Set a course, Number One.
Objective ID
926,079,216
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
William Riker
Dialogue
Aye, Captain!