Welcome to the Ada Lovelace!
The Dominion War had left numerous worlds of the Federation and their allies desolate and devastated.
Following the conflict, the Federation's resources were spread thin.
With reconstruction efforts of member worlds, but also in aiding independent worlds affected by the war, and even aiding enemy worlds from the war, providing substantial assistance to help Cardassia recover from the final attacks from the Dominion.
The Federation is also dealing with worlds seeking new allies and membership within the Federation, as well as members seeking to leave the Federation.
Content is R-rated, making this SIM an 18+ 
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» Poetic, sarcastic, doc
Mission: A New Dawn
Posted on Mon Nov 3rd, 2025 @ 12:03am by Commander Aleshanee & Chief Warrant Officer Karzen Son of Arjune, Son of Ragan MD, MPH
Aleshanee was back on the station, but this time down at the docking ring, the Starfleet engineering team had finished with their TLC on the Lovalace. The team leader walked through the upgrades. The most notable addition was a command chair installed on the bridge, along with a holographic communication system similar to the one found on the Defiant. The other upgrade was a semi-AI program designed to assist with tactical and navigation tasks.
The only other significant addition was the inclusion of an EMH (Emergency Medical Hologram), along with holo-projectors throughout the ship, which enabled the EMH to provide…
» The shifting sands
Mission: A New Dawn
Posted on Fri Oct 31st, 2025 @ 6:01am by Colonel Vedrum Hazuh & Chief Warrant Officer Karzen Son of Arjune, Son of Ragan MD, MPH
Vedrum has eyes and ears everywhere, hell, it was what El-Aurian's did so well, it was how they survived, so it wasn't a surprise when he learned of a unique Klingon/Rihannsu arriving on Deep Space Nine, and using his contacts, set up a meeting with him, he was sitting in the conference room looking out into the black void of space.
A young woman, Karzen, didn't recognize him as he was finishing his meal. She passed on that Colonel Hazuh wanted to see him at his earliest convenience. Karzen thanked the woman, and she left. After a moment of sitting…
» But I have a permit....
Mission: A New Dawn
Posted on Sun Oct 26th, 2025 @ 11:00pm by Chief Warrant Officer Karzen Son of Arjune, Son of Ragan MD, MPH
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Karzen stood in line to go through security at DS9. He knew he was going to get hassled. He had a pair of custom Klingon disruptor pistols in his bag and his large tajtiq dagger. He had acquired the appropriate documentation for transporting them all, and the pistols were stored as instructed, with the charge packs removed. The pistols required permits and and the dagger required a Cultural Weapons Exemption, which he barely qualified for. He was half-Klingon, but wasn’t raised in the Klingon Empire. His aging father had to send a notarized affidavit stating that Karzen had been…
» Maquis version of the Lost City of Atlantis
Mission: A New Dawn
Posted on Wed Oct 8th, 2025 @ 3:51am by Colonel Vedrum Hazuh & Warrant Officer Loren Baro
After leaving Ziveh, Vedrum headed for Quarks, sending a message to Baro to meet him there, as he wanted to continue their conversation. Walking in Vedrum smirked as he looked around Quarks, realizing it hadn't changed since the war. As he headed up to the second floor, he grabbed a table that faced the door, where he took a seat facing the stairs. Some things never changed, like his intelligence training.
Baro had been politely booted by the engineers who were working on revamping the Ada, with a promise to send the crew a complete report explaining the changes. Loren…
» Telling stories requires trust
Mission: A New Dawn
Posted on Sat Sep 13th, 2025 @ 4:33am by Sergeant Benjamin "Ben" Hall & Staff Sergeant Decker
During the last year of the war, Decker had become disillusioned with Starfleet. This was after his entire unit was wiped out due to faulty intelligence, and Decker spent the remaining few months recovering from his wounds. And, during that time, there were no apologies for the op going bad, or how it killed almost an entire special forces unit.
During his rehab, he had met a man named Vedrum. At the time, Decker was familiar with the name but knew very little about him beyond his involvement in some of the most significant events of the war. After several…