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After millennia of warfare, the planets Prastor and Distrel may have finally achieved a lasting peace. Investigating on behalf of the Federation, Captain Kirk is shocked to find out that the architect of the peace is none other than that notorious con artist, Harcourt Fenton Mudd!
Mudd claims to be a changed man, but Kirk has his doubts. He knows that Mudd has to be running some sort of scam, but what is he up to? Kirk must find out soon -- before the peace gives way to unending war.
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CharactersEdit
- Fareen Berg Gren Orondo Arnitas • Mesparth El Vuk Cevich Benat • Pavel Chekov • Jolley • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Mistrae • Harry Mudd • Janice Rand • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Stella • Tyers • Uhura • Vagle
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- Abraham Lincoln
Starships and vehiclesEdit
LocationsEdit
- Distrel • the galaxy • Nevis system • Prastor
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- Deneb V • Eminiar VII • Vendikar • Vulcan
Races and culturesEdit
- Human (Russian) • Nevisian (Distrellian • Prastorian) • Vulcan
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- Denebian • Klingon
States and organizationsEdit
- Commonwealth of Nevis • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets
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- Vulcan Planetary Security
Science and technologyEdit
- activation control • alien • android • binary nerve toxin • camera • chandelier • communications • communicator • computer • galaxy • hair • heart • hour • humanoid • inch • medical scanner • minute • nerve toxin • petal • poison • radio • rain • subspace • time • transporter • transporter platform • tricorder • viewscreen • wall monitor
Ranks and titlesEdit
- captain • chaperone • communications officer • con man • consultant • doctor • ensign • Grand General of Distrel • lieutenant • navigator • officer • Padishah of Prastor • physician • pirate • political advisor • president • schoolteacher • soldier • spy • transporter officer
Other referencesEdit
- apple • banquet hall • belt • bowl • bread • cake • capital offense • clothing • corridor • court • cravat • crystal • data piracy • death penalty • Denebian slime devil • diplomacy • dress • dress uniform • economy • emotion • extinction • flower • food • forgery • fruit • fugu • glove • god • government • haberdashery • handlebar mustache • I'danian spice pudding • jacket • juice • Klingon • landing party • language • logic • meat • millennia • necklace • orange • palace • Palko bush • Palko fruit • parade • pastry • penny • piracy • planet • pound • Prime Directive • puffer fish • quarters • rope • Saurian brandy • smuggling • Starfleet uniform • sword • technology • theft • transmission log • transporter room • war • warrant • weapon • week • year
InformationEdit
Related StoriesEdit
- "Mudd's Women"
- "I, Mudd"
External linksEdit
- Mudd in Your Eye article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
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| Previous Adventure: Gateways: What Lay Beyond - "One Giant Leap" | Voyages of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (2264 to 2270) | Next Adventure: Let That Be Your Last Battlefield |
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