This is indeed Will Riker, formerly first officer of the Enterprise-D and -E and then captain of the USS Titan. A Fleet Admiral Riker is mentioned in passing by Admiral Marconi.This is Geordi La Forge's niece, who turned up in the TNG novel Losing the Peace set in 2381. The mission start dialog mentions that your orders come from Admiral Nadifa La Forge.Admiral Kree's dossier describes it as the " Marduk-class Fast Attack Carrier". Cool Starship: The USS Marduk, an experimental pocket carrier variant on the Prometheus-class that lacks the Multi-Vector Assault Mode.There are some repeats due to a shortage of costume slots, but not many.
Cast of Snowflakes: The "Random" button is very good at making very individualized extras.The mission ends with Kree telling the Player Character they'll call them back when they learn something useful. They destroy a large fleet of Orion warships and board the station, but unfortunately most of the 10,000+ kidnappees had already been transshipped. With the help of a Section 31 operative with an inside source, the battle group quickly locates an Orion base in the Badlands and launches an assault. Starfleet Command dispatches the Marduk Carrier Battle Group under Admiral Amnell Kree to respond and try and track down the kidnapped civilians from all across the sector, and reassigns the Player Character to Kree's command. They find that the Orion Syndicate has attacked the colony and multiple other lightly-defended planets across the sector, killing or kidnapping almost a hundred of the inhabitants in this case. On their first patrol, they blow up some Jem'Hadar and rescue a freighter, but then Marconi pulls them off their route to investigate a garbled message from the Bajoran colony world Dreon VII. Synopsis:Things are getting worse in Beta Ursae Sector Block so Admiral Marconi sends a request to Starfleet Command for additional patrol ships. "Bait and Switch" uses an atypical style that fuses the typical STO mission with prose character dialogs, something like a Visual Novel.
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