U.S.S. Demeter

The U.S.S. Demeter, Registry number NCC-91002, is a Constitution Class Starship, currently under command by Commander Tyr Reed.

History
The U.S.S. Demeter was put on duty in the mid 23rd century and was reported missing on Stardate 5929.1 in the Psi-Velorum Sector Block.

It was rediscovered by Commandant Selig and his Crew on Stardate 67383.2 in the outer regions of the Wolf 359 System. Apparently abandoned long time ago, the ship was drifting through space for more than a hundred years. The fate of her original crew is still a mystery, though the missing of one of the shuttlecrafts and some of the escape pods indicates that a major catastrophy must have happened.

With the Hull and most critical core systems still intact, Commandant Selig decided to put the Demeter into tow and drag it back to the BQC Starbase for repairs, since the fleet was in need of a new starship. Since Starfleet needs most of its ships on the Klingon Border, Starfleet Command allowed the BQC to put the Demeter on duty again.

Technical Systems


The Demeter is a classical Constitution Class Starship as it was built in the era of the famous Captain Kirk.

It's weaponry consists of two photon torpedo launchers and two phaser arrays (each one aft, one bow). The Computer Systems are Duotronic, yet some Isolinear Accelerator Units were introduced to accomodate todays needs in computing speed. However, some of the more advanced systems, like EMH Holo Emitters or emergency force fields on every deck could not be installed, since the outdated EPS System of the Demeter was not compatible with them.

Roleplay onboard the Demeter
The Roleplay that is acted out onboard the Demeter is, contrary to that on the U.S.S. Tribute, not action-based. On the Demeter we do normal exploration missions and play out the daily life onboard a starship. That means lot of socializing and "trekkish techno-babble", yet a great chance to take your Star Trek Online Experience to a maximum. If there's a confrontation with another ship or an alien entity, we seek out a diplomatic solution, though from time to time a battle of course can't be avoided. But that neither is nor shall be happening often.

Future of the Demeter
Sometime in future, the U.S.S. Demeter might be refitted.