Star Trek: Terok Nor 02: Night of the Wolves
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Legan Duravit (male) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell
Legan Fin (male) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell
Lenaris Holem (male) resistance fighter, former member of the Halpas cell and later the Ornathia cell (DS9/“Shakaar”)
Lenaris Jau (male) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell, brother of Lenaris Holem
Lenaris Pendan (male) father of Lenaris Holem and Lenaris Jau
Lino (male) resident of Valo II
Luma Rahl (female) friend of Kira Meru (DS9/“Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night”)
Lupaza (female) resistance fighter, member of the Shakaar cell (DS9/“Shakaar”)
Matram Tryst (male) resistance fighter, member of the Shakaar cell
Mesto Drade (male) resident of Rakantha Province
Mobara (male) resistance fighter and engineer, member of the Shakaar cell (DS9/“Shakaar”)
Mora Pol (male) researcher at the Bajoran Institute of Science (DS9/“The Alternate”)
Opaka Bekar (male) husband of Opaka Sulan
Opaka Fasil (male) son of Opaka Sulan (Opaka’s son is first mentioned, but not named, in DS9/“The Collaborator”)
Opaka Sulan (female) priest at the Kendra shrine, later kai of the Bajoran faith (DS9/“Emissary”; Opaka’s given name was established in DS9/Rising Son)
Ornak (male) resistance fighter, member of the Shakaar cell (DS9/“Shakaar”)
Ornathia Delle (female) resistance fighter, member of Ornathia cell, cousin of Ornathia Lac
Ornathia Harta (female) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell, cousin of Ornathia Lac
Ornathia Lac (male) resistance fighter, leader of the Ornathia cell
Ornathia Nerissa (female) resistance fighter with the Ornathia cell
Ornathia Sten (male) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell, cousin of Ornathia Lac
Ornathia Taryl (female) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell, sister of Ornathia Lac
Par Lusa (male) resistance fighter with the Shakaar cell
Petra Chan (female) childhood friend of Kira Nerys
Porta (male) priest, friend of the Kira family (DS9/“Accession”)
Res (male) resistance fighter with the Ornathia cell
Ro Gale (male) father of Ro Laren (Gale’s name comes from a computer screen graphic in TNG/“The Next Phase”)
Ro Laren (female) resistance fighter, member of the Bram cell (TNG/“Ensign Ro”)
Sadakita Rass (female) resistance fighter, member of the Bram cell
Shakaar Edon (male) resistance fighter, leader of the Shakaar resistance cell (DS9/“Shakaar”)
Shev (male) resident of Yarlin, follower of Opaka Sulan
Sorash Mabey (female) resident of Dahkur Province
Tancha (female) resistance fighter with Ornathia cell
Thera Tibb (female) resident of Relliketh
Thill Revi (male) resident of Rakantha Province
Tiven Cohr (male) resistance fighter and engineer, member of the Halpas cell
Tokiah (male) resistance fighter, member of the Bram cell
Tora Naprem (female) mistress of Gul Dukat, mother of Tora Ziyal (DS9/“Indiscretion”)
Trakor (male) ancient religious figure, writer of prophecies (DS9/“Destiny”)
Tynara (female) Gallitep laborer
Vusan (male) resistance fighter, member of the Ornathia cell
Winn Adami (female) monk, friend of the Ornathia family (DS9/“In the Hands of the Prophets”)
Places
Artist’s Palette: area of Dahkur Province
Berain Valley: near Relliketh, its main port is Berain city
Denorios Belt: ring of charged plasma in the Bajoran star system; where the odo’ital was found (DS9/“Emissary”)
Derna: Fourth moon of Bajor, former site of a Cardassian base (DS9/“Image in the Sand”; the base was established in Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Gallitep: Cardassian-run labor camp and mining facility (DS9/“Duet”)
Genmyr: ruined city in Kendra Province
Jalanda: population center in Hedrikspool Province (The Jalanda Forum was first mentioned in DS9/“Sanctuary”)
Jeraddo: fifth moon of Bajor; site of the Lunar V base (DS9/“Progress”)
Jo’kala: population center in Musilla Province (DS9/“Starship Down”)
Karnoth Mountains: range near the city of Relliketh
Kendra Shrine: religious temple in Kendra Valley; the second to be built on the site after the first was destroyed in Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers (Kendra Valley first mentioned in DS9/“The Collaborator”; Kendra Province first mentioned in DS9/“Penumbra”)
Meiku Forest: wooded area just outside Rakantha Province
Mylea: population center in Kendra province (Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Volume Two—Fragments and Omens)
Naghai Keep: ruined ancient castle in Kendra Valley, former ancestral home of the Jas clan (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Sahving Valley: region of Kendra Province (DS9/“The Home-coming”)
Tamulna: city in Dahkur Province (DS9/“The Reckoning”)
Tilar: a Bajoran peninsula, famous for its temperate climate and beautiful landscape (DS9/Unity)
Tozhat: Cardassian settlement on Bajor, governed by Exarch Kotan Pa’Dar (DS9/“Cardassians”)
Valo II: habitable planet in the Valo system, home to many refugee Bajorans (TNG/“Ensign Ro”)
Valo VI: barren planetoid in the Valo system, site of a Cardassian listening post
Yarlin: settlement in Kendra Province
Food and Drink
alva: grapelike fruit (DS9/“Resurrection”)
copal: ciderlike alcoholic beverage (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
dekatea: hot brewed beverage (DS9/“Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night”)
jumja: tree with a sticky, sweet sap from which a popular confection is made (DS9/“A Man Alone”)
kavaroot: edible tuber, part of the extremely versatile kava plant (DS9/“Starship Down”)
makara: herb known for its medicinal value, particularly to pregnant women (DS9/“The Darkness and the Light”)
moba: sweet, tree-grown fruit (DS9/“Rejoined”)
ratambastew: good eats (DS9/“For the Cause”)
Other
balon: fuel source abandoned before the occupation because of its notorious instability, later revived by the resistance
batos: big, smelly, domesticated herd animal (DS9/Section 31: Abyss)
borhya: ghost (TNG/“The Next Phase”)
bell: benchmark of time, similar to “o’clock” (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
B’hava’el: the star of Bajor (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual)
cadge lupus: large canine predator, similar to a wolf
dolamide: versatile material that can be used, in very pure form, to manufacture explosives (DS9/“Dramatis Personae”)
Fostossa virus: source of an epidemic that swept across Bajor during the occupation (VGR: “Nothing Human”)
fusionstone: ancient building material (Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Volume Two—Fragments and Omens)
grass vipers: gray-skinned snakes (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
haracat: large feline predator (DS9/“Second Skin”)
hiunaleaf: Bajoran tobacco (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Ih’tanu: traditional celebration of a Bajoran girl’s fourteenth birthday (DS9/“Accession”)
Kalla-Nohra: unique medical condition suffered by Bajorans and Cardassians who were exposed to the effects of a mining accident at Gallitep in 2353 (DS9/“Duet”)
kellipate: unit of distance (DS9/“Progress”)
kelbonite: material known to interfere with various types of scanning equipment (TNG/“Silicon Avatar”)
kosst: swearword or curse, derived from Kosst Amojan (DS9/“The Reckoning”; however, the word’s original meaning was simply “to be” (DS9/“The Assignment”)
li
nnipate: unit of distance, roughly two or three meters (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
lugfish: large, slow, and ugly fish (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
nyawood: type of wood similar to mahogany (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Orb: also known as a “Tear of the Prophets”; one of several religious artifacts that sometimes impart visions or insights upon those who gaze into them (DS9/“Emissary”)
Orkett’s disease: affliction being studied at the Bajoran Institute of Science (VGR/“State of Flux”)
porlifowl: chickenlike food animal
raider: generic name for a small attack craft used by the resistance
ra-vu rum’ta: Old Bajoran expression meaning “child of night”; the classic poetical name for a cadge lupus
salam: type of grass (DS9/“Shakaar”)
sinoraptor: animal known for its fierceness and eyes that face opposite directions (DS9/“Shakaar”)
spoonhead: slur used by some Bajorans when referring to a Cardassian (DS9/“Things Past”)
tessipate: unit of area (DS9/“Progress”)
tyrfox: wily canine predator (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
uridium: mineral that, in its unprocessed state, is highly unstable; uridium ore is processed on Terok Nor (DS9/“Civil Defense”)
Religious Ranks
The following is a breakdown of known ranks in the Bajoran religion, in ascending order.
prylar: a monk
ranjen: a monk specializing in theological study
vedek: a high-ranking priest, typically a regional spiritual leader
kai: the world leader of the Bajoran religion
D’jarra Caste System
Until recent times the Bajorans had a series of castes called D’jarras. This is a rough order of ranking for the ones that have been established so far.
Ih’valla: artists (above Te’nari) (DS9/“Accession”)
Te’nari: unknown, but below Ih’valla (DS9/“Accession”)
Mi’tino: low-ranked merchants and landowners (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Va’telo: pilot, sailor, driver, and similar professions (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Ke’lora: laborers and lawmen (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Sern’apa: unknown (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Imutta: those who deal with the dead, the “unclean,” and lowest ranking d’jarra (DS9/“Accession”)
Resistance Cells
The following is a list of the established Bajoran resistance cells and their areas of operation.
Bram: active in Jo’kala (Musilla Province)
Halpas: active in Relliketh (Hedrikspool Province)
Kintaura: active in Rakantha Province
Kohn-ma: active in Dahkur Province (DS9/“Past Prologue”)
Ornathia: active in Tilar Peninsula (Hedrikspool Province)
Shakaar: active in Dahkur Province (DS9/“Duet”)
APPENDIX II: CARDASSIA
Characters
Abor, Dost (male) operative of the Obsidian Order, assigned to Valo VI listening post
Astraea (female) traditional name of the ceremonial “guide” or religious leader for the Oralian Way (DS9/A Stitch in Time)
Dalak (male) official of the Cardassian Information Service, superior of Natima Lang and Veja Ketan
Damar, Corat (male) military officer serving on Terok Nor (DS9/“Return to Grace”)
Darhe’el (male) military officer, overseer of the Gallitep mining facility on Bajor, political rival of Gul Dukat (DS9/“Duet”)
Dukat, Athra (female) wife of Skrain Dukat (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Dukat, Skrain (male) military officer who served under Danig Kell during the formal first contact with Bajor, later prefect of Bajor and commander of Terok Nor (DS9/“Emissary”; Dukat’s given name was established in the DS9 novel A Stitch in Time)
Ico, Rhan (female) Letin Pasir’s handler in the Obsidian Order (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Kell, Danig (male) military officer and member of Central Command, direct superior of Skrain Dukat (DS9/“Civil Defense”; Kell’s first name was established in Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Ketan, Veja (female) correspondent for the Cardassian Information Service
Kieng (male) code name for Joer Varc, an operative of the Obsidian Order
Kretech (male) military officer serving on the scoutship Kevalu
Kruva (male) commander of the patrol ship Drakamair, assigned to the Pullock system
Lang, Natima (female) correspondent for the Cardassian Information Service (DS9/“Profit and Loss”)
Marritza, Aamin (male) military officer and file clerk serving at the Gallitep mining facility on Bajor (DS9/“Duet”)
Mendar (female) professor at the Ministry of Science on Cardassia Prime
Moset, Crell (male) civilian physician and exobiologist who worked on Bajor during the annexation (VOY/“Nothing Human”)
Ocett, Malyn (female) military officer in command of the scoutship Kevalu, assigned to patrol the Bajoran system (TNG/“The Chase”; Ocett’s given name was established in A Stitch in Time)
Pa’Dar, Kotan (male) former scientist, later exarch at the Tozhat settlement on Bajor (DS9/“Cardassians”)
Pasir, Letin (male) operative of the Obsidian Order, assigned to Bajor posing as a vedek (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Prang, Limor (male) operative of the Obsidian Order (A Stitch in Time)
Ratav (male) military officer commanding a base in Hedrikspool Province on Bajor
Regnar (male) code name for an operative of the Obsidian Order (A Stitch in Time)
Reyar, Kalisi (female) civilian scientist
Reyar, Yannik (male) civilian liaison between Central Command and the Obsidian Order, father of Kalisi Reyar
Sa’kat (male) military officer assigned to patrol the perimeter of Cardassia City
Tain, Enabran (male) head of the Obsidian Order (DS9/“The Wire”)
Tedar (male) military officer stationed in Dahkur Province on Bajor
Thrax (male) chief of security on Terok Nor (DS9/“Things Past”)
Trach (male) noncommisioned officer serving on Terok Nor
Vara, Miras (female) civilian scientist
Varc, Joer (male) operative of the Obsidian Order, code name “Kieng”
Veda (male) military officer serving on the scoutship Kevalu
Yopal (female) director of the Bajoran Institute of Science
Places
Lakarian City: population center on Cardassia Prime, site where ancient Hebetian culture was said to have flourished long ago (DS9/“Defiant”)
Cardassia City: capital city of Cardassia Prime (A Stitch in Time)
Letau: the innermost moon of Cardassia Prime and the site of a maximum-security prison facility
Ministry of Science: center of learning and scientific research in Cardassia City (DS9/“Destiny”)
Paldar Sector: residential district of Cardassia City (DS9/A Stitch in Time)
Pullock V: habitable planet in the Pullock system; site of a Cardassian manufacturing complex (DS9/“Shakaar”)
Terok Nor: space station orbiting Bajor; the main ore processing facility as of 2346 and the command post for the Bajoran annexation
Other
Drakamair: Hideki-class patrol ship under the command of Dalin Kruva, operating in the Pullock system
kanar: alcoholic beverage (TNG/“The Wounded”)
Kevalu: scoutship under the command of Dalin Malyn Ocett, operating in the B’hava’el system
Koeder: Keldon-class warship
marga: fish with a smooth, pink belly
metric: unit of time, roughly equivalent to a minute (Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers)
Obsidian Order: intelligence bureau of the Cardassian Union (DS9/“The Wire”)
Oralian Way: religion dating back to the First Hebitian civilization on Cardassia Prime, forced to go underground during the era of the Bajoran annexation (the Hebitian civilization was first mentio
ned in TNG/“Chain of Command, Part II; the Oralian Way was established in the DS9 novel, A Stitch in Time)
riding hound: large canine animal (DS9/“In Purgatory’s Shadow”)
rokassajuice: nonalcoholic beverage with a very distinctive odor (DS9/“Cardassians”)
Military Ranks
The following is a list of Cardassian ranks and their Starfleet analogs. This system borrows from the work of Steven Kenson’s unpublished Iron & Ash supplement for the Star Trek Roleplaying Game from Last Unicorn Games.
garresh: noncommissioned officer
gil: ensign
glinn: lieutenant
dalin: lieutenant commander
dal: commander
gul: captain
jagul: commodore/rear admiral
legate: admiral
APPENDIX III: MISCELLANEOUS
Antosians: species capable of cellular metamorphosis (TOS/“Whom Gods Destroy”)
Chameloids: shape-shifting species (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
Ferengi: spacefaring species known mainly for their pursuit of profit (TNG/“The Last Outpost”)
flyer: generic term for a small aircraft
Gart (male): Ferengi DaiMon (captain) whose ship routinely stops at Terok Nor
greeworms: edible soft-bodied invertebrates favored by the Ferengi (DS9/“Little Green Men”)
Kressari: spacefaring species known mainly for being traders in botanical DNA (DS9/“The Circle”)
Lissepia: inhabited planet on DaiMon Gart’s trade route (DS9/“The Maquis, Part II”)
New Sydney: inhabited planet on DaiMon Gart’s trade route (DS9/“Prodigal Daughter”)
odo’ital: Cardassian designation for the mysterious shape-shifting life-form that was discovered in the Denorios Belt in 2345; translates as “unknown sample” (DS9/“Heart of Stone”)
skimmer: generic term for a near-ground hovercraft
Valerians: spacefaring species known mainly for trading with the Cardassians (DS9/“Dramatis Personae”)
Vendorians: shape-shifting species (TAS/“The Survivor”)
Wraith: shape-shifting species (ENT/“Rogue Planet”)
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
S. D. (Stephani Danelle) Perry writes multimedia novelizations in the fantasy/science fiction/horror realms, for love and money. S. D. lives in Portland, Oregon, with her excellent family, and is working on an original thriller in her spare time, of which she has very little.
Britta Burdett Dennison once had pipe dreams of becoming a comic book artist, before fully realizing just how many little panels she would have been required to draw, and so turned to writing instead. She is an enthusiastic newcomer to the Star Trek universe. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband and daughters. This is her first published book.