Star Fleet Battles TWIRLING ACES pbem scenarios

this page last updated: Jan 2001

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"I don't believe science fiction like 'Star Trek,' where
people are essentially the same 400 years in the future,"
said Earth physicist Stephen Hawking in 1998. "Genetic
engineers would be the ones to hasten the pace of evolution
so humans could keep up with their own scientific and
technological advances."

Little did the humans of his day realize just what an
understatement that was!

Now, with genetic engineering projects both gone awry and gone
perfectly over those 400 years, just look at the varied races
of the known galaxy: Gorn, Lyran, Kzinti, Romulan, Klingon,
Human, Vulcan, Hydran, Andorian, Orion, ...

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In turn 13 of this arena free-for-all, when 13 ships were down to 4, basically, with 3 of them hurt bad, victory was conceded. A destroyer from the ISC wins the 90 BPV free-for-all. Congrats to Travis!

This was a solitaire SFB Winter Olympics scenario running for the duration of the 1998 Winter Olympics. Everybody flew Orion ships, for the maneuverability.

This scenario involves an ISC Peacekeeping Fleet encountering waves of Everybody Else's ships, which approximately equal in total the ISC's forces. This scenario will not start for a while.

A free-for-all for dreadnoughts or similar ships, all races. There are 13 players, including one automaton, whose orders were locked in before play started. There are 2 sun serpents chasing everybody around for a plasma meal.

A small fleet of Lyrans and a small fleet of Kzintis encountered each other in an asteroid field. The Kzintis have finished kicking royal butt on turn 4, for a big victory. (I'm not biased, as a Kzinti, really, I'm not!)

A small fleet of Romulans come upon a small fleet of Gorns. The Romulans won. Boo!

Thavik runs excellent battles... check out his page for openings in other battles, including some in the Omega sector.

In turn 10 of this objective-based free-for-all, 11 ships are now down to 3, and they're pretty evenly matched. Everyone is trying to capture a prototype hyper-warp engine from an outpost located in The Neutral Zone. It has stalled at that point for a while now.

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'There is a very fine line between "hobby"
and "mental illness."'
-- Dave Barry

Read an amazing but true story of Neil Armstrong,
first man on the moon (warning: a little risque)

See 1976, 1998, & 2000 photos of "The Face on Mars"
found by the 1976 Viking probe

In turn 13 of this arena free-for-all, when 13 ships were down
to 4, basically, with 3 of them hurt bad, victory was conceded. A
destroyer from the ISC wins the 90 BPV free-for-all. Congrats to Travis!

This was a solitaire SFB Winter Olympics scenario running for the
duration of the 1998 Winter Olympics. Everybody flew Orion ships,
for the maneuverability.

This scenario involves an ISC Peacekeeping Fleet encountering waves of
Everybody Else's ships, which approximately equal in total the ISC's
forces. This scenario will not start for a while.

A free-for-all for dreadnoughts or similar ships, all races. There are 13
players, including one automaton, whose orders were locked in before play
started. There are 2 sun serpents chasing everybody around for a plasma
meal.

A small fleet of Lyrans and a small fleet of Kzintis encountered each other
in an asteroid field. The Kzintis have finished kicking royal butt on turn
4, for a big victory. (I'm not biased, as a Kzinti, really, I'm not!)

Thavik runs excellent battles... check out his page for openings in other battles,
including some in the Omega sector.

In turn 10 of this objective-based free-for-all, 11 ships
are now down to 3, and they're pretty evenly matched. Everyone is trying to
capture a prototype hyper-warp engine from an outpost located in The Neutral Zone.
It has stalled at that point for a while now.