Alcia
Occupation: N/A
Position: First Prelate
Training: Not Known
Race: Drayan
Alcia is a very calm and measured person. She is a cautious diplomat and opens negotiations with a traditional blessing. Her great grandfather led the reformation which restructured Drayan society. Science and technology had become so advanced on their world that it had gained more importance than the people themselves. To preserve their return to a more spiritual life, her people resist outside influences by keeping themselves intensely private an keeping contact with other races to an absolute minimum. However, she is curious and keen to know something about the Federation travellers' extraordinary journey. Drayans believe that the physical being is an illusion and merely a representation. Their clothing is parse and drab and their heads are veiled in very thin black heads.

Amelia Earhart
Occupation: 20th Century Pioneer
Position: Non Crew Member
Training: Not Known
Race: Human
Amelia Earhart is a strong willed woman from 20th century Earth. She will calmly analyse a situation before committing herself to a course of action. Her pioneering spirit led her to become one of the few women of her time to pursue aviation as a career. In May 1932, she became the first woman to fly an aeroplane across the Atlantic Ocean . Three years later in January 1935 she set out from Hawaii across the Pacific to California in North America . Spurred on by these successes, she attempted to circumnavigate the Earth by air in 1937. This expedition apparently ended in tragedy when her plane, her navigator and she herself mysteriously disappeared whilst over the Pacific.

Arturis
Race: Species 116 (Borg Classification)
Status: Delta Quadrant Itinerant
Special Skills: Superior Linguistic Abilities
A member of Species 116, a race which the Borg have consistently failed to assimilate, Arturis possesses an uncanny ability to pick up and translate languages. Although astounding to other races, Arturis explains this gift as a natural trait of his race: just as some other races are born with extreme strength and generous natures, so his race has the ability to grasp the grammar and syntax of any language form a few simple phrases. Arturis' ability allows him to interpret electronic communication with similar ease, and it is this skill on board the U.S.S. Voyager which allows him to assemble the message from Starfleet, leading the crew to the location of the U.S.S. Dauntless, a starship equipped with Quantum Slipstream Drive technology which could speed them back to Earth in little more than three standard months.

Axum
Designation: 5 of 12
Adjunct: Secondary Adjunct
Matrix: Trimatrix 942
A member of the one in one million Borg drones who share the recessive mutation enabling them to visit the shared consciousness referred to as Unimatrix Zero during the regeneration cycle, Axum is responsible for bringing ex-drone Seven of Nine, his Unimatrix Zero lover of six years, back to the group. Viewed by some as a leader within the community, Axum 's efforts were instrumental in recruiting the help of Captain Janeway and her officers in forming the resistance movement against the Collective.

Caylem
Rank: N/A
Position: N/A
Training: N/A
Race: Alsaurian
Caylem is a gentle old man living under a brutal regime. He cares for Janeway, healing her would, feeding and watching over her while she recovers, urging her to rest and restore her strength. He appears simple, confused, with poor memory. He rambles but exhibits flashes of brilliant and brave behaviour. Third Magistrate Augris and the Mokra have imprisoned his wife and Caylem's spirit has been broken by this loss. He admired her courage, feeling he let her down by putting their young daughter, Rokana, before the cause of the Resistance. Now his daughter is missing but, refusing to believe they are dead, he has kept clothes and jewelry. Frequently writing letters, Caylem still hopes they will all be reunited.

Danara Pel
Occupation: Haemotologist
Position: N/A
Training: N/A
Race: Vidiian
Danara Pel first developed the Phage at the tender age of seven and began to have transplants from nine. Her best friend stopped visiting her at this stage and so, as she was an only child, her loneliness began very early in her life. When adult, she qualified as a haemotologist and was on her way to a colony to treat other sufferers when her vessel was intercepted by U.S.S. Voyager. As proven by the hologram, she would have been a very pretty adult had she not succumbed to the disease. Although she is still young, her family have now all died and she is quite alone.

Derran Tal
Race: Varro
Gender: Female
Occupation: Assistant Engineer
A member of the generational vessel of the itinerant Varro race, Derran Tal is a beautiful assistant engineer whose romantic relationship with Ensign Harry Kim of the U.S.S. Voyager leads to an illicit intimate liaison in her quarters: station 204 in segment 16 of the Varro ship. Tal experience strong feelings for Kim from the first moment they met, generating a sensation in the young officer that he likens to "touching an open plasma relay"! Seemingly a romantic at heart, Tal shares her vision with Harry of holidaying on "a distant moon where the air is warm and the gravity is light. Where, if I walk too quickly, I could almost fly". Her yearning to explore the stars more closely than her habitat's guiding rules allow lead Tal to become part of a seditious movement in the generational vessel, bringing about actions which threaten to disperse the Varro community forever.

Dexa
Race: Talaxian
Marital Status: Widowed
Children: Brax
Status: Asteroid Settler
One of the many refugees of the Haakonian takeover of Talax, Dexa and her husband initially settled on a planet called Phanos, where they were restricted to live within a very small area by a government who did not want outsiders mixing with their people. When Dexa's husband farmed outside the restricted zone, he was confronted and killed by a government patrol. After that, Dexa and her son Brax came to their asteroid home in the hope that they would be left in peace.

Fantome
Race: Unknown
Habitat: "The Void"
Handicaps: No verbal communication
Intelligence: Superior
Name for the lead character in "Phantom of the Opera", Fantome is a nomadic creature who makes his home hiding in ships which have found their way into the desolate region of subspace known only as "The Void". Possessing a natural ability to cloak their own body signs, Fantome and his species are difficult to track. This camouflage together with their complete lack of verbal communication make Fantome and his people effective scavengers among alien crews who consider them no more than vermin: a wholly inaccurate appraisal!

Fesek
Race: Malon
Occupation: Waste Controller
Mission: Waste Export
A waste controller aboard a Malon freighter capable of carrying four trillion isotonnes of antimatter waste, Fesek is a man who knows his job and is not afraid to carry out his assignment in the face of adversity. When faced with a rupture in one of the waste tanks his freighter is carrying, Fesek wastes no time in ordering the tank to be ejected near an inhabited system, even thought he waste matter will infect everyone in the system with deadly theta radiation. When the rupture in one tank is joined by multiple ruptures throughout the ship, Fesek does not hesitate to send one of his own men into the Core, even though he knows the radiation will cut the crewmember's life expectancy drastically, and possible liquefy him within minutes. In the six months every year when he is not working, Fesek is a sculptor on board the beautiful planet Malon Prime.

Dr Frazier, Riley
Rank: Former Science Officer
Position: Joint leader of Cooperative
Training: Starfleet
Race: Human
Pretty, blonde and diminutive in appearance, Dr. Frazier has a vast, scientifically trained mind. Her gentle voice and quiet demeanour belie a strong and resolute personality, intent upon survival. She cautiously and defensively guards a terrible secret, shared by all the residents of the planet on which they are determined to settle. Originally from Texas , she has strong principles and ideals, firmly believing that all adversity can overcome with courage and tenacity. Alongside Orum, who has medical knowledge, the scientist is leading a cooperative who believe ultimately in the possibility of a peaceful coexistence, in a society free from crime, hunger or health problems.

Gar
Race: Dralian
Occupation: Trader
Field of Commerce: All Goods
Treatment Coefficient: 15
Even by Ferengi standards, Gar is a trader who is not to be trusted to engage in a fair deal. Favouring a strategy of negotiating a seemingly equitable trade while simultaneously stealing goods from his trading partner, Gar has been known to perform a chain of misleading transactions across several systems. Incredibly, injured clients continue to trade with him: one customer was persuaded to buy an unusual piece of stolen technology, despite having been recently duped into buying a useless supply of cytogenics which included expired lots of diluted samples.

Gedrin
Race: Vaadwaur
Status: Genocide Survivor
Age: 900+ years
Spouse: Jisa (Deceased)
Before the orbital bombardment that reduced the Vaadwaur planetary population from over 6 billion individuals to around only 600 warriors, Gedrin had lived with his wife, Jisa, in the old Quarter of his city. One of the lucky ones, Gedrin was a member of the single battalion whose men and families were placed into stasis before the bombing reached its peak. The plan was for the battalion to awake after 5 years and reoccupy one of their colonies. However, the stasis sleep lasted much, much longer than anticipated!

Henry Starling
Occupation: N/A
Position: Head of Chronowerx
Training: N/A
Race: Human
Henry Starling approached adulthood as a long haired, music loving hippy. Witnessing a remarkable event, during a night's camping in the High Sierras, his life was suddenly and irrevocably changed. Now, three decades later and as a result of that fateful night, Starling is the head of chronowerx, a corporate giant in high technology. Henry has wealth, celebrity and, unfortunately, an ego to match. Posing as an entrepreneur and a philanthropist, he has convinced many that he is an outstanding citizen. Within his close circle he is a tough talking, uncompromising hard liner who demands the very best. Ruthlessly, he will also stop at nothing to protect his thirty year old secret...

Jal Culluh
Occupation: First Maje
Position: Commanding Officer
Training: N/A
Race: Kazon
Culluh has retained the leadership of the Kazon-Nistrim, inherited form his powerful grandfather, by following the traditional behaviour. Proud of his savage history, he is stubborn and ruthless ad has no qualms about either killing or torturing those who oppose him. Holding women in contempt and, therefore incredulous that in the alpha quadrant they rise to positions to command, he continually underestimates Janeway, simply because she is female. He has no talent for negotiation but makes up for his own lack of intelligence by having the sense to listen to Seska's clever brain. Although publicly berating her for interrupting him, he frequently endorses the Cardassian's instructions. Culluh is single-minded in his desire to acquire Federation technology to make him supremely powerful.

Jetrel
Occupation: Doctor
Race: Haakonian
Dr. Ma'bor Jetrel is a man driven by a guilty conscience. He conceived the idea and oversaw the production of the Metreon Cascade, a terrible weapon which wiped out over a quarter of a million Talaxians. Despite remaining convinced that he did the right thing for both science and his planet when he developed the Cascade, Jetrel has lived a barren and empty life ever since it was detonated. Shortly after he returned home, his family left him because they were convinced he had become an unfeeling monster. He now exists without humour and can no longer become excited about anything except scientific discovery.

Kadan
Race: Quarren
Title: Doctor
Discipline: Neuropathology
Specialism: Dysphoria Syndrome
A specialist in neuropathology, Doctor Kadan has responsibility for processing any new arrivals to the Quarren industrial facility who are suspected to have mental disorders. Aided by Doctor Ravok, Kadan is known for treating an unusually high number of cases involving Dysphoria Syndrome, and in on day he was able to release over one hundred employees, mostly form the same species, into the workforce: a valuable contribution to quarren society, especially during a labour shortage!

Kar
Rank: Kazon Ogla Initiate
Training: Kazon Ogla (Survival Course)
Race: Kazon
The young Kazon, Kar, is determined to earn his full-blooded sect name. Although only a teenager by human standards, he has been thoroughly schooled in the survival techniques of his people and is ready to take his place amongst the warriors. Kar has a keen sense of history and understands that the Kazon purpose is to remain free of uniforms. He finds it difficult to comprehend other ways of life, however, and Chakotay's humanitarianism is totally alien to him. Kar finds the Starfleet officer's readiness to defend himself in battle but his desire to avoid conflict bewildering. Most of all, the young Kazon finds the idea of dying without a warrior name abhorrent.

Kashyk
Race: Devore
Rank: Inspector
Assignment: Detect and Apprehend Telepaths
An experienced and powerful officer of the Devore Imperium, Kashyk is an Inspector whose purpose in life is to seek out and apprehend telepaths, who are seen as enemies of the Imperium. As a high-ranking officer, Kashyk is well-versed in the arguments leading to the vilification of telepaths. As he explains to Captain Janeway, his perception of sentient interaction is based on a notion of trust, an attribute which must be earned by hard work: it is anathema to Kashyk that those with telepathic powers can bypass the notion of trust and therefore the entire fabric of society by merely looking into another's mind to see if the other is indeed lying or not. Although Kashyk appears to be passionate about eliminating the telepath "threat", he has been know to be flexible on other matter, including being lenient with alien Starships that deviate from their prescribed course: a heinous crime under Devore Law.

Kathryn Janeway (AKA Dala)
Rank: Captain
Command: U.S.S. Voyager
Also Known as Dala
Occupation: Con Artist
Although impersonating Starfleet officers is viewed unfavourably in any sector, the lack of Starfleet presence in the Delta Quadrant makes it easier for the determined fraudster to convince a gullible victim. Aided by replicated uniforms and a questionable wig, Dala and her colleagues, Mobar and Zar, carried on a brief but initially profitable ruse in Telsian territory, convincing their targets that Dala and Mabor were in fact Janeway and Tuvok, and that their shoddy craft was the much-revered Delta Flyer. The truth was only discovered when the real Voyager accidentally encountered a recent victim.

Kohlar
Race; Klingon
Rank: Captain
Crew Count: 204
Status: Leader of Religious Cult
More than a hundred years ago, Kohlar's great-grandfather was part of a sect which believed the Empire had lost its way. The sect discovered a sacred text which told them to embark on a journey to a distant region of the galaxy. There, the Scrolls said they would be rewarded by finding the "Kuvah'Magh", the saviour of the Klingon people, who would lead them to a new Empire. The Scrolls told the sect they much follow the Kuvah'Magh anywhere she would lead...

Korok
Race: Klingon
Rank: General
Link to Borg Collective: Severed
Status: Commander, Liberated Borg Sphere
A resourceful warrior, General Korok is a Klingon who was assimilated by the Collective. As one of the few Borg able to access Unimatrix Zero, Korok became one of its leading freedom fighters, and ultimately managed to sever his link from the Collective, taking control of Borg Sphere. Although gruff in manner, Korok was sensitive enough to diagnose Seven of Nine's infatuation with her drone lover Axum , although his guidance to her - "Treat you heart as an enemy, so that you won't be distracted in battle" - was less romantic.

Kotar
Race: Klingon
Occupation: Helmsman
Vessel: Barge of the Dead
Status: Mythological Character
Standing a full head and shoulders above mortal Klingon warriors, Kotar is the helmsman on the Barge of the Dead, the boat on which the souls of dishonoured Klingons are ferried to the underworld, Gre'thor. A mythical figure, Kotar is known as the First Klingon, and is remembered for slaughtering the Gods who created him, for which he received the punishment of joining the crew on the Barge of the Dead for eternity. As a result of Kotar's act against his God, Klingons have no equivalent of the Devil.

Kurros
Race: Unknown
Occupation: Member of Interplanetary Think Tank
Mission : To attain perfect knowledge
As the other members of the group known as the Think Tank communicate in methods too complex to be decoded by standard universal translators, the softly-spoken Kurros is the chief communicator for the team. Although gentle in manner, Kurros is a savage negotiator. Once, when the Think Tank had saved the population of an entire planet by restoring its geo-stability by means of a planetary containment field, the representative of the saved people attempted to renege on the negotiated price by telling Kurros that the promised bernicium are had been buried under 60 gigatonnes of fallen rock. Knowing that the ore had in fact been transported to a secure storage facility prior to the collapse of the mines, Kurros threatened to turn off the containment field, risking a level 12 seismic event, which would have claimed many lives on the planet, Needless to say, payment was made promptly thereafter.

Lokin
Race: Kraylor
Designation: Doctor
Function: Scientist
Area of Expertise: Cloaking Technology
A passenger aboard Kraylor Medical Transport 136, Lokin was scientist whose efforts were vital to saving Kraylor lives in the war against the Annari Empire. Although Lokin claimed to be a medical doctor charged with transporting vaccines to the Kraylor homeworld, the truth was very different. With the Kraylor planet suffering from an Annari blokade which had already lasted 3 years, the Kraylor needed a way to get their ships in and out. Lokin and his crew's mission was to deliver the technology that would make this possible.

Mabus
Rank: N/A
Position: Community Leader
Training: N/A
Race: Trabe
Mabus was only a child of eight when the Kazon rebelled against this people, the Trabe. One minute he was playing in a field, the next he was plucked up by a friend's father and taken to an escape ship. Ever since, he has travelled the quadrant with one of many groups of Trabe, constantly attacked by the Kazon and prevented from settling on any inhabitable planet. Mabus has now become the leader and spokesperson for his particular community. An articulate man, he presents a caring and reasoned face to the world, apparently earnest in his wish for peaceful co-existence between all the inhabitants throughout the Delta Quadrant.

One
Race: Borg
Nature: Individual Drone
Place of Origin: Unimatrix 325 Grid 006
Formed as the result of a transporter malfunction which caused Seven of Nine's Borg nanoprobes to become fused with the holographic Doctor's mobile emitter, the Drone known as "One" is the most advanced Borg ever encountered by the Starship Voyager. As the technology contained in the mobile emitter was from 400 years in Voyager's future and the emitter itself became an integral part of the new drone's central nervous system, where it controlled all autonomic functions, one displays physical and mental capabilities superior to other drones. Physically, he matured 25 times faster than a conventional drone, becoming a full drone in a matter of days. During that same amount of time he managed not only to assimilate over 47 billion teraquads of information, but also to learn the nuances of human interaction, allowing him to fit in with Voyager's crew as well as earn the approval of the ship's captain

Q
The maiden voyage of the U.S.S. Enterprise, NCC-1701-D, was severely disrupted by the appearance of the being, Q. It was Q's assertion that mankind was a grievously savage race and he placed Captain Picard on trial to prove otherwise. Being immortal and omnipotent, Q displayed a hideously cavalier attitude towards the fragile life of mortals, caring little if his actions caused crew members to lose their lives. Over the course of seven years, Q continued to menace the Enterprise 's crew but somehow, his threats and his blustering became more theatrical and less menacing as time went by. In fact, when the Q passed judgement that mankind should be irradiated from the Universe, it was Q who surreptitiously helped Picard to solve the mystery and avert mankind's annihilation...

Q
Occupation: Former Philosopher
Position: N/A
Training: N/A
Race: Q
The Q released by Voyager is maverick, a free thinker. His study of philosophy has led him to question the Q way of life, which is static and unchanging. During his extraordinarily long existence, he has assumed every available guise in the Q continuum, travelled to all points in time and space in the universe and now feels there is nothing left to experience or to talk about. He believes that, in becoming immortal, the Q have lost more than they have gained. Now socially inept, perceived by humanoids as having no manners, they also have no sense of purpose. They have lost any desire for change and thus the capacity to grow has been suppressed.

Q2
Race: Q Continuum
Birth Year: 2373
Father/ Mother: Q/Q (Female)
Godmother: Kathryn Janeway
Weapons Array: Optronic
In the four Earth years since Kathryn Janeway first met the Q child, "Q2", it has grown from infancy to an age where it can resemble a young human male. The child was originally conceived by two Q in a unique mating of superbeings, and although the conception initially brought peace to the Continuum in a time of civil war, the young Q's subsequent adolescent behaviour has earned him an ultimatum: become an upstanding citizen of the cosmos, or face eternity as a lowly Oprelian amoeba!

Qatai
Race: Unknown
Occupation: Hunter
Objective: Revenge
A hardened space traveller, Qatai has been hunting one specific organism for almost 40 years. On their way to find a new world to settle, a ship bearing a crew of almost 3000 came upon the entity Qatai now hunts. The entity scanned the crew's minds with neurogenic telepathy, identified their desires and lured them with a projected psychographic image of a glistening green paradise where they could settle. Once lured, the crew and their ship were devoured by the entity. Responding to the distress call from this family's ship, all Qatai could find was some fading engine emissions. The entire episode took place 39 years, 2 weeks, and 4 days before Qatai boarded Voyager.

Seska
Rank: (Formerly) Ensign
Position: (Formerly) Engineering
Training: Unknown
Race: Cardassian
With her in-depth knowledge of Cardassian, Maquis, Federation and now Kazon technology, this extremely clever woman is a challenging adversary. A Cardassian spy, who underwent surgery to achieve a Bajoran appearance, she infiltrated the Maquis. When fate threw her into the Delta Quadrant and onto Voyager, she joined Engineering. Considering Federation rules slow down and return tot he Alpha Quadrant, she has switched her allegiance to the Kazon Nistrom. Using her powers of flattery, devotion and sex she manipulates Culluh in the same way as she did Chakotay. she is a rapid thinker and keeps her cool when challenged. Her imaginative plans are carefully concealed. She can either cover her tracks effectively or leave a luring trail for her enemies to follow. Although evil, she is not a killer.

Steth
Race: Unknown
True Appearance: Unknown
Abilities: Identity Theft
A shape-shifting alien of unknown origin, Steth lives for the excitement brought by a constant change of environment. To achieve this, he assumes the identities of various humanoids whom he encounters on his travels. However, unlike other shape-shifters who are able to assume any form at will, Steth must "swap" his identity and appearance with those whose form he is taking, meaning that the violated person assumes Steth's last form. This means that not only is the victim trapped in a different body, but ensures that, once steth has swapped again, the owner of the original body will find it extremely difficult to ever be returned to his natural state. The only know limitation on Steth's ability is that he can only swap identities with those lifeforms whose DNA is compatible with his own, and so for each of his victims, he must take time to collect a DNA sample from that species before making the swap.

The Hunter
Race: Hirogen
Occupation: Captive Tsunkatse Competitor
Period of Captivity: 19 Years
Weaknesses: Wound on left abdomen
A member of an aggressive an powerful yet honourable race, the Hirogen Hunter who appears in Tsunkatse matches was first captured 19 years before Voyager encountered the sport. The Hunter was taken during his son's first hunt. The young Hirogen, proud to be on his first hunt, watched his father's every move, imitating his father's gestures. However, instead of bringing home his first trophy, the youngster saw his own father become someone else's prey. The Hunter never saw his son again.

Tieran
Occupation: N/A
Position: Revolutionary
Training: N/A
Race: Ilarian
As a sickly child, Tieran had been thrown out onto the streets, by his parents, to die. He fought back, however, and rose to become Autok of his people during a very difficult time in Allarian history as their brilliant military leader, Tieran offered security and stability but could not adjust to leadership during peace time. He began to treat his own people as the enemy and suspected everyone of being a potential traitor. He also poured most of his time and Allari's resources into finding a way to cheat death and live forever. Finally tiring of his tyranny, his subjects massed a revolt which laid siege to his Imperial palace and eventually deposed him. Ever since, he has obsessively been trying to regain his title...

Ven
Race: Species 6339 (Borg Designation)
Intelligence: Superior
Origin: Grid 124 Octal 22 Theta
A warp-capable humanoid species, Species 6339 suffered heavily at the hands of the Borg, but devised an ingenious method of striking back at their attackers. Although Species 6339 encountered the Borg only four years before Voyager picked up the stray Vinculum (stardate 52356.2), in that short period of time over 11 billion individuals were assimilated. Skilled with bio-technology, the surviving members of species 6339 engineered a biological virus which was also capable of attacking standard technology. Thirteen of their species on board one of the last surviving Species 6339 shuttlecraft were implanted with the virus, and allowed themselves to be assimilated, thus transferring the virus tot he Vinculum of the ship which captured them. The resulting confusion onboard was enough for the Borg drones to destroy themselves and their ship, leaving the stranded vinculum ready to be rescued by another Borg ship, spreading the virus further abroad.

Verin
Name: Verin
Position: Leader
Attitude: Aggressive
Appearance: Malformed
Cause of Illness: Anit-Matter Radiation
As leader of his people, and the one responsible for keeping them alive over the years that followed the containment field collapse which unleashed the anti-matter radiation upon their world, Verin is fiercely aggressive in his efforts to look after his charges. Upon encountering the human starship Voyager, Verin identifies his chance to have his people relocated to a new home, and is willing to do anything, including murder innocent hostages, in his desperation to achieve his goal.