Andromedan activities

terryoc · Post by **terryoc** » Sun May 08, 2011 1:04 am

Nerroth wrote:The first encounter (in Alpha) with the Andros in SFB is not the same as that in the blurb from War and Peace; a discrepancy I personally find unfortunate.

I think there may have been other "first encounters" with Andromedans prior to (and after) that. There were probably quite a few cases in which a ship or colony was destroyed and the result put down to pirates or space monsters, or the ship's crew simply didn't recognise what it was fighting at the time and the facts were only put together by Fleet Intelligence later.

Capt Jack · Post by **Capt Jack** » Mon May 09, 2011 11:22 pm

What do Andromedans do?

Well, shortly not alot other than getting blown to pieces! Or running away!

They will rue the day, they crossed the Orions

p.s Is there any scrap value to Andro ships?

Kang · Post by **Kang** » Tue May 10, 2011 6:03 am

Scrap value for Andro ships? Actually, yes: there was a short story in a recent Captain's Log where a scrap dealer was dealing a 'second-hand' TR beam device. But I will not do any spoilers for it here

kirbykibble · Post by **kirbykibble** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 2:33 am

i do know that the andromedan's did capture all of the LDR and turned it into a major Bastion.

They also had the desecrator Satellite base.

kinshi · Post by **kinshi** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 3:09 am

Kang wrote:Joking aside, the interactions of the Andros with the Galactic races is a largely unexplored area. Try writing some fiction about it and submitting it; flesh them out a bit. But remember that the golden rule is that nobody must ever find out what they look like.....

I recently submitted a short battle report from the Andros' point of view; SVC has it but I don't know if he will publish it. We'll have to wait and see, I guess.....

hehe maybe the Juggernaut was an ancient Andro colony ship..just took a long time to get here from their galaxy and they advanced in the interim.

pinecone · Post by **pinecone** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 1:17 pm

Wasn't there one person who actually did see an andro? I read that in W&P, but how did that happen?

Carthaginian · Post by **Carthaginian** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 4:16 pm

pinecone wrote:Wasn't there one person who actually did see an andro? I read that in W&P, but how did that happen?

I know it was a Federation Marine. I never found the background- in either SFB or FC- but I know that he refuses to speak about it. Now, how he could have simply 'refused to speak of it' has always made me scratch my head... nothing in my military experience says you have a choice about what you 'won't talk about' if someone with enough weight on their collar asks the questions.

mjwest · Post by **mjwest** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:13 pm

I am pretty sure the "he won't talk about it" is more of the "he can't talk about it without descending into blithering madness" or something like that. It is not that he willfully refuses, but rather that, for some undescribed reason, he is simply unable to relate his experiences. He knows, but he cannot communicate it.

kirbykibble · Post by **kirbykibble** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:14 pm

Yes, there was a Marine who encountered an Andro. He would not speak of it and a VUlcan Mind Meld PRoduces nothing..... Wondered what happened....

Post by **Steve Cole** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:34 pm

You have all seen the Marine in question on television.

He has a seat on the Federation Council, although no one has ever asked him what planet he represents.

The Klingon emperor named a new order of nobility for him, and then awarded it to himself.

No one knew until they saw the photos the next day that his date for the Gorn banquet was a female Paravian.

He invited Kzintis and Lyrans to the same dinner party, twice, and nothing went wrong.

The Romulan Senate named a planet for him, which became the 17th planet in the Alpha Octant with the same name.

He has a seat on the WYN ruling council because he is the one who made the Kzintis and Lyrans get along together.

All three Gorn homeworlds have made him an honorary citizen and named wildlife parks for him.

The Vudar named him as their ambassador to the Klingons.

Orion Slave Girls are seduced by him.

He once rode a Space Dragon across the Neutral Zone, just to pick up a case of beer.

He has made love to females of more than 20 species.

He resigned from the GIA because their undercover missions just weren't exciting enough.

While a Star Fleet Marines, he was captured by (and met) Andromedans, but they released him when they could not outwit him.

He then became the most interesting man in the galaxy.

Dan Ibekwe · Post by **Dan Ibekwe** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:24 pm

He has made love to females of more than 20 species.

Aha. A farm boy.

DKeith2011 · Post by **DKeith2011** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:53 pm

Steve Cole wrote:You have all seen the Marine in question on television.

He has a seat on the Federation Council, although no one has ever asked him what planet he represents.

The Klingon emperor named a new order of nobility for him, and then awarded it to himself.

No one knew until they saw the photos the next day that his date for the Gorn banquet was a female Paravian.

He invited Kzintis and Lyrans to the same dinner party, twice, and nothing went wrong.

The Romulan Senate named a planet for him, which became the 17th planet in the Alpha Octant with the same name.

He has a seat on the WYN ruling council because he is the one who made the Kzintis and Lyrans get along together.

All three Gorn homeworlds have made him an honorary citizen and named wildlife parks for him.

The Vudar named him as their ambassador to the Klingons.

Orion Slave Girls are seduced by him.

He once rode a Space Dragon across the Neutral Zone, just to pick up a case of beer.

He has made love to females of more than 20 species.

He resigned from the GIA because their undercover missions just weren't exciting enough.

While a Star Fleet Marines, he was captured by (and met) Andromedans, but they released him when they could not outwit him.

He then became the most interesting man in the galaxy.

Love those commercials.

Dan Ibekwe · Post by **Dan Ibekwe** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:12 pm

...so it's based on a TV advert aired in the Land Of The Free.

OIC...

mjwest · Post by **mjwest** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:40 pm

Just to be clear, Steve's post is based on a US commercial. While it is a humorous take on the character, there is still a character in the SFU that has seen Andromedan(s) and lived. But, he can't tell about it. It has never been explained why.

They are good commercials, though.

Mike · Post by **Mike** » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:27 am