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[[File:Hylota-Study-01.png|thumbnail|right|<sub>Image: An [[Ovri]] female, unique to Star Trek: Theurgy</sub>]]These are the specifications for species of the Star Trek: Theurgy story. Most are non-[[canon]], but necessity begs to add detail to some [[canon]] ones as well, like the [[Andorians]]. [b]GM note: no one species can or will be the MacGuffin to solve the Theurgy problems[/b], just as no one crew mate will act as the singular catalyst to turn the tide. If a writer chooses to use one of the Theurgy-original species, they must bear this fact in mind when writing that species character.  
[[File:Hylota-Study-01.png|thumbnail|right|<sub>Image: An [[Ovri]] female, unique to Star Trek: Theurgy</sub>]]These are the specifications for species of the Star Trek: Theurgy story. Most are non-[[canon]], but necessity begs to add detail to some [[canon]] ones as well, like the [[Andorians]].  
'''GM note: no one species can or will be the MacGuffin to solve the Theurgy problems''', just as no one crewmate will act as the singular catalyst to turn the tide. If a writer chooses to use one of the Theurgy-original species, they must bear this fact in mind when writing that species character.
Similarly, if writers have a new species concept, they may contact the GM to discuss the plausibility of it coming to life in the story (as most of these were at one time nonexistent, do not hesitate to share creative ideas).


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Latest revision as of 03:40, 3 March 2024

Image: An Ovri female, unique to Star Trek: Theurgy

These are the specifications for species of the Star Trek: Theurgy story. Most are non-canon, but necessity begs to add detail to some canon ones as well, like the Andorians.

GM note: no one species can or will be the MacGuffin to solve the Theurgy problems, just as no one crewmate will act as the singular catalyst to turn the tide. If a writer chooses to use one of the Theurgy-original species, they must bear this fact in mind when writing that species character. Similarly, if writers have a new species concept, they may contact the GM to discuss the plausibility of it coming to life in the story (as most of these were at one time nonexistent, do not hesitate to share creative ideas).