Star Traks: Silverado - Revision history

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	==Series Synopsis==		==Series Synopsis==

	A group of eccentric Starfleet officers are forced to serve together on an obsolete, salvaged vessel. Honestly, if you want to know more, read the stories. Or the season summaries, I suppose.		A group of eccentric Starfleet officers are forced to serve together on an obsolete, salvaged vessel. Honestly, if you want to know more, read the stories. Or the season summaries, I suppose?

	==Series Status==		==Series Status==

B-guy at 10:38, 28 October 2022

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	==Author==		==Author==

	Star Traks: Silverado is written by [[Brendan ~~Shust~~]].		Star Traks: Silverado is written by [[Brendan Chris]].

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	==Series Notes==		==Series Notes==

	When he discovered the [[Star Traks Nexus]] during his first year in college, [[Brendan ~~Shust~~]] thought he'd stumbled on an old, discarded website. Within a few weeks though, new [[Star Traks: the Vexed Generation\|Vexed Generation]] stories had started posting and new [[Star Traks: Waystation\|Waystation]] wasn't far off. Thrilled as he was to learn that the Nexus was up and running, it was still a close to two years before Brendan contacted [[Alan Decker]] and [[Anthony Butler]] to rave about how much he loved the stories. Shortly afterwards, he decided to write a single story for the [[Alternate Traks]] page. He created characters that were mild caricatures of himself, friends from high school and co-workers. The concept of [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]] as an old, recommissioned vessel was actually inspired by the movie Down Periscope, in which Kelsey Grammer commands the ancient USS Stingray. The name Silverado comes from Brendan's beloved old Chevy Silverado, which he sold shortly before moving to Toronto. The first story, [[Old Ships, New Beginnings]] was posted on February 14th, 2004.		When he discovered the [[Star Traks Nexus]] during his first year in college, [[Brendan Chris]] thought he'd stumbled on an old, discarded website. Within a few weeks though, new [[Star Traks: the Vexed Generation\|Vexed Generation]] stories had started posting and new [[Star Traks: Waystation\|Waystation]] wasn't far off. Thrilled as he was to learn that the Nexus was up and running, it was still a close to two years before Brendan contacted [[Alan Decker]] and [[Anthony Butler]] to rave about how much he loved the stories. Shortly afterwards, he decided to write a single story for the [[Alternate Traks]] page. He created characters that were mild caricatures of himself, friends from high school and co-workers. The concept of [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]] as an old, recommissioned vessel was actually inspired by the movie Down Periscope, in which Kelsey Grammer commands the ancient USS Stingray. The name Silverado comes from Brendan's beloved old Chevy Silverado, which he sold shortly before moving to Toronto. The first story, [[Old Ships, New Beginnings]] was posted on February 14th, 2004.

	While the original plan for Star Traks: Silverado involved only one story, positive feedback from the Traks authors and from readers led to a second story, then a third. When the third story turned into the the [[Ship of Dreams? (Part I)\|Ship of Dreams?]] two-parter, Brendan knew he had a series. During Season One, Silverado stories were posted on both the Alternate Traks page and on a separate website. With the launch of Season Two on April 16th, 2005, Silverado moved permanently into a newly redesigned website and was granted 'Official Series Status'. Silverado has been a part of the Star Traks Nexus ever since.		While the original plan for Star Traks: Silverado involved only one story, positive feedback from the Traks authors and from readers led to a second story, then a third. When the third story turned into the the [[Ship of Dreams? (Part I)\|Ship of Dreams?]] two-parter, Brendan knew he had a series. During Season One, Silverado stories were posted on both the Alternate Traks page and on a separate website. With the launch of Season Two on April 16th, 2005, Silverado moved permanently into a newly redesigned website and was granted 'Official Series Status'. Silverado has been a part of the Star Traks Nexus ever since.

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Season Summary

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	'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 3\|Season 3]] -''' The events of Season 2 left a void on the ship. The remaining crew-members work to resolve their differences while Jeffery and [[Sylvia]] travel to several different [[Operation Salvage]] ships. A series of kidnapping attempts against Sylvia force her to go undercover. Mid-season, the ship is sent on a mission to the mystery planet of [[Deloria II]]. Attacked by the forces of [[Lord Stalart]], the crew evacuates the ship and finds themselves scattered across the planet. Different stories of Season 3 detailed the efforts of the crew to reunite, defeat Stalart and make their way off the planet. They succeed, and it seemed for a moment like everything would be OK. But [[Matthew Noonan\|Commander Noonan's]] sudden resignation leads to complete chaos as different officers bicker over who should become the new First Officer.		'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 3\|Season 3]] -''' The events of Season 2 left a void on the ship. The remaining crew-members work to resolve their differences while Jeffery and [[Sylvia]] travel to several different [[Operation Salvage]] ships. A series of kidnapping attempts against Sylvia force her to go undercover. Mid-season, the ship is sent on a mission to the mystery planet of [[Deloria II]]. Attacked by the forces of [[Lord Stalart]], the crew evacuates the ship and finds themselves scattered across the planet. Different stories of Season 3 detailed the efforts of the crew to reunite, defeat Stalart and make their way off the planet. They succeed, and it seemed for a moment like everything would be OK. But [[Matthew Noonan\|Commander Noonan's]] sudden resignation leads to complete chaos as different officers bicker over who should become the new First Officer.

	'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 4\|Season 4]] -''' While the first few stories of Season 4 focus on filling the void left by one crewmember's promotion to First Officer, the bulk of the season details Silverado's return to [[Matrian]] Space, where they encounter a new enemy, the [[Qu'Eh]]. Season 4 also sees the introduction of [[Riven Valtaic]], an alien with an electrifying...um...personality.		'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 4\|Season 4]] -''' While the first few stories of Season 4 focus on filling the void left by one crewmember's promotion to First Officer, the bulk of the season details Silverado's return to [[Matrian]] Space, where they encounter a new enemy, the [[Qu'Eh]]. Season 4 also sees the introduction of [[Riven Valtaic]], an alien with an electrifying...um...personality. After repelling the initial Qu'Eh assault, the Matrians and the Silverado crew attempt to fortify the planet against an all out invasion. The season ends on a cliffhanger, with Matria Prime falling to the enemy.

			'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 5\|Season 5]] -''' Picking up where Season 4 left off, Season 5 details the struggles of the allied Starfleet and Matrian forces to repel the Qu'Eh invasion. Most of the Starfleet personnel are trapped in a secret Matrian military installation, code-named [[Haven]]. Jall, Wowryk and the Beta shift remain trapped on the crippled [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]], at least until Wowrykis sent to the planet to try to ferment rebellion. Eventually, the Matrian rebels move their base of operations to Haven, setting the stage for the final showdown against the Qu'Eh occupation.

	==Major Characters==		==Major Characters==

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Series Status

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	==Series Status==		==Series Status==

	Season ~~4 has completed~~ posting. ~~Work is currently underway on a trilogy~~ of ~~double-length stories~~, ~~intended to complete~~ the ~~storyline started in Season 4~~.		Season 5 is currently posting. With the completion of Season 5, Silverado will go on haitus while the author works on other projects.

	==Season Summary==		==Season Summary==

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Series Notes

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	==Series Notes==		==Series Notes==

	When he discovered the [[Star Traks Nexus]] during his first year in college, [[Brendan Shust]] thought he'd stumbled on an old, discarded website. Within a few weeks though, new [[Star Traks: the Vexed Generation\|Vexed Generation] stories had started posting and new [[Star Traks: Waystation\|Waystation]] wasn't far off. Thrilled as he was to learn that the Nexus was up and running, it was still a close to two years before Brendan contacted [[Alan Decker]] and [[Anthony Butler]] to rave about how much he loved the stories. Shortly afterwards, he decided to write a single story for the [[Alternate Traks]] page. He created characters that were mild caricatures of himself, friends from high school and co-workers. The concept of [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]] as an old, recommissioned vessel was actually inspired by the movie Down Periscope, in which Kelsey Grammer commands the ancient USS Stingray. The name Silverado comes from Brendan's beloved old Chevy Silverado, which he sold shortly before moving to Toronto. The first story, [[Old Ships, New Beginnings]] was posted on February 14th, 2004.		When he discovered the [[Star Traks Nexus]] during his first year in college, [[Brendan Shust]] thought he'd stumbled on an old, discarded website. Within a few weeks though, new [[Star Traks: the Vexed Generation\|Vexed Generation]] stories had started posting and new [[Star Traks: Waystation\|Waystation]] wasn't far off. Thrilled as he was to learn that the Nexus was up and running, it was still a close to two years before Brendan contacted [[Alan Decker]] and [[Anthony Butler]] to rave about how much he loved the stories. Shortly afterwards, he decided to write a single story for the [[Alternate Traks]] page. He created characters that were mild caricatures of himself, friends from high school and co-workers. The concept of [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]] as an old, recommissioned vessel was actually inspired by the movie Down Periscope, in which Kelsey Grammer commands the ancient USS Stingray. The name Silverado comes from Brendan's beloved old Chevy Silverado, which he sold shortly before moving to Toronto. The first story, [[Old Ships, New Beginnings]] was posted on February 14th, 2004.

	While the original plan for Star Traks: Silverado involved only one story, positive feedback from the Traks authors and from readers led to a second story, then a third. When the third story turned into the the [[Ship of Dreams? (Part I)\|Ship of Dreams?]] two-parter, Brendan knew he had a series. During Season One, Silverado stories were posted on both the Alternate Traks page and on a separate website. With the launch of Season Two on April 16th, 2005, Silverado moved permanently into a newly redesigned website and was granted 'Official Series Status'. Silverado has been a part of the Star Traks Nexus ever since.		While the original plan for Star Traks: Silverado involved only one story, positive feedback from the Traks authors and from readers led to a second story, then a third. When the third story turned into the the [[Ship of Dreams? (Part I)\|Ship of Dreams?]] two-parter, Brendan knew he had a series. During Season One, Silverado stories were posted on both the Alternate Traks page and on a separate website. With the launch of Season Two on April 16th, 2005, Silverado moved permanently into a newly redesigned website and was granted 'Official Series Status'. Silverado has been a part of the Star Traks Nexus ever since.

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	==Series Notes==		==Series Notes==

	When he discovered the [[Star Traks Nexus]] during his first year in college, [[Brendan Shust]] thought he'd stumbled on an old, discarded website. Within a few weeks though, new [[Star Traks: the Vexed Generation\|Vexed Generation stories had started posting and new [[Star Traks: Waystation\|Waystation]] wasn't far off. Thrilled as he was to learn that the Nexus was up and running, it was still a close to two years before Brendan contacted [[Alan Decker]] and [[Anthony Butler]] to rave about how much he loved the stories. Shortly afterwards, he decided to write a single story for the [[Alternate Traks]] page. He created characters that were mild caricatures of himself, friends from high school and co-workers. The concept of [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]] as an old, recommissioned vessel was actually inspired by the movie Down Periscope, in which Kelsey Grammer commands the ancient USS Stingray. The name Silverado comes from Brendan's beloved old Chevy Silverado, which he sold shortly before moving to Toronto. The first story, [[Old Ships, New Beginnings]] was posted on February 14th, 2004.		When he discovered the [[Star Traks Nexus]] during his first year in college, [[Brendan Shust]] thought he'd stumbled on an old, discarded website. Within a few weeks though, new [[Star Traks: the Vexed Generation\|Vexed Generation] stories had started posting and new [[Star Traks: Waystation\|Waystation]] wasn't far off. Thrilled as he was to learn that the Nexus was up and running, it was still a close to two years before Brendan contacted [[Alan Decker]] and [[Anthony Butler]] to rave about how much he loved the stories. Shortly afterwards, he decided to write a single story for the [[Alternate Traks]] page. He created characters that were mild caricatures of himself, friends from high school and co-workers. The concept of [[USS Silverado\|Silverado]] as an old, recommissioned vessel was actually inspired by the movie Down Periscope, in which Kelsey Grammer commands the ancient USS Stingray. The name Silverado comes from Brendan's beloved old Chevy Silverado, which he sold shortly before moving to Toronto. The first story, [[Old Ships, New Beginnings]] was posted on February 14th, 2004.

	While the original plan for Star Traks: Silverado involved only one story, positive feedback from the Traks authors and from readers led to a second story, then a third. When the third story turned into the the [[Ship of Dreams? (Part I)\|Ship of Dreams?]] two-parter, Brendan knew he had a series. During Season One, Silverado stories were posted on both the Alternate Traks page and on a separate website. With the launch of Season Two on April 16th, 2005, Silverado moved permanently into a newly redesigned website and was granted 'Official Series Status'. Silverado has been a part of the Star Traks Nexus ever since.		While the original plan for Star Traks: Silverado involved only one story, positive feedback from the Traks authors and from readers led to a second story, then a third. When the third story turned into the the [[Ship of Dreams? (Part I)\|Ship of Dreams?]] two-parter, Brendan knew he had a series. During Season One, Silverado stories were posted on both the Alternate Traks page and on a separate website. With the launch of Season Two on April 16th, 2005, Silverado moved permanently into a newly redesigned website and was granted 'Official Series Status'. Silverado has been a part of the Star Traks Nexus ever since.

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Season Summary

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	'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 3\|Season 3]] -''' The events of Season 2 left a void on the ship. The remaining crew-members work to resolve their differences while Jeffery and [[Sylvia]] travel to several different [[Operation Salvage]] ships. A series of kidnapping attempts against Sylvia force her to go undercover. Mid-season, the ship is sent on a mission to the mystery planet of [[Deloria II]]. Attacked by the forces of [[Lord Stalart]], the crew evacuates the ship and finds themselves scattered across the planet. Different stories of Season 3 detailed the efforts of the crew to reunite, defeat Stalart and make their way off the planet. They succeed, and it seemed for a moment like everything would be OK. But [[Matthew Noonan\|Commander Noonan's]] sudden resignation leads to complete chaos as different officers bicker over who should become the new First Officer.		'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 3\|Season 3]] -''' The events of Season 2 left a void on the ship. The remaining crew-members work to resolve their differences while Jeffery and [[Sylvia]] travel to several different [[Operation Salvage]] ships. A series of kidnapping attempts against Sylvia force her to go undercover. Mid-season, the ship is sent on a mission to the mystery planet of [[Deloria II]]. Attacked by the forces of [[Lord Stalart]], the crew evacuates the ship and finds themselves scattered across the planet. Different stories of Season 3 detailed the efforts of the crew to reunite, defeat Stalart and make their way off the planet. They succeed, and it seemed for a moment like everything would be OK. But [[Matthew Noonan\|Commander Noonan's]] sudden resignation leads to complete chaos as different officers bicker over who should become the new First Officer.

	'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 4\|Season 4]] -''' While the first few stories of Season 4 focus on filling the void left by one crewmember's promotion to First Officer, the bulk of the season details Silverado's return to [[Matrian]] Space, where they encounter a new enemy, the [[Qu'Eh]]. Season 4 also sees the introduction of [[Riven Valtaic], an alien with an electrifying...um...personality.		'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 4\|Season 4]] -''' While the first few stories of Season 4 focus on filling the void left by one crewmember's promotion to First Officer, the bulk of the season details Silverado's return to [[Matrian]] Space, where they encounter a new enemy, the [[Qu'Eh]]. Season 4 also sees the introduction of [[Riven Valtaic]], an alien with an electrifying...um...personality.

	==Major Characters==		==Major Characters==

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	'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 3\|Season 3]] -''' The events of Season 2 left a void on the ship. The remaining crew-members work to resolve their differences while Jeffery and [[Sylvia]] travel to several different [[Operation Salvage]] ships. A series of kidnapping attempts against Sylvia force her to go undercover. Mid-season, the ship is sent on a mission to the mystery planet of [[Deloria II]]. Attacked by the forces of [[Lord Stalart]], the crew evacuates the ship and finds themselves scattered across the planet. Different stories of Season 3 detailed the efforts of the crew to reunite, defeat Stalart and make their way off the planet. They succeed, and it seemed for a moment like everything would be OK. But [[Matthew Noonan\|Commander Noonan's]] sudden resignation leads to complete chaos as different officers bicker over who should become the new First Officer.		'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 3\|Season 3]] -''' The events of Season 2 left a void on the ship. The remaining crew-members work to resolve their differences while Jeffery and [[Sylvia]] travel to several different [[Operation Salvage]] ships. A series of kidnapping attempts against Sylvia force her to go undercover. Mid-season, the ship is sent on a mission to the mystery planet of [[Deloria II]]. Attacked by the forces of [[Lord Stalart]], the crew evacuates the ship and finds themselves scattered across the planet. Different stories of Season 3 detailed the efforts of the crew to reunite, defeat Stalart and make their way off the planet. They succeed, and it seemed for a moment like everything would be OK. But [[Matthew Noonan\|Commander Noonan's]] sudden resignation leads to complete chaos as different officers bicker over who should become the new First Officer.

	'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 4\|Season 4]] -''' ~~In progress~~. ~~Go read it~~.		'''[[Star Traks: Silverado - Season 4\|Season 4]] -''' While the first few stories of Season 4 focus on filling the void left by one crewmember's promotion to First Officer, the bulk of the season details Silverado's return to [[Matrian]] Space, where they encounter a new enemy, the [[Qu'Eh]]. Season 4 also sees the introduction of [[Riven Valtaic], an alien with an electrifying...um...personality.

	==Major Characters==		==Major Characters==

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	==Series Status==		==Series Status==

	Season 4 ~~is currently~~ posting. ~~Future~~ stories ~~are planned~~.		Season 4 has completed posting. Work is currently underway on a trilogy of double-length stories, intended to complete the storyline started in Season 4.

	==Season Summary==		==Season Summary==