Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 1
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 5
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 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 6
January 1994
Pickpocket
Writer John Vornholt
P2 Illustration Klingon woman pushing baby in baby carriage on DS 9 prom. Its one of those models where the baby floats on a cushion of forcefields. A transporter beam comes from the carriage, she controls it from the handle.
Bashir examined the woman’s baby this morning.
Older Klingon woman stops to admire baby. What handsome head ridges.
Woman pulls d’k tagh from baby bottle to battle Bashir after he discovers she’s the pickpocket. Quarks smashes vase over her head to knock her out, he hated to do it, she was so good at her profession. The woman was a noted renegade and the baby boy had been kidnapped. His rightful parents are coming to get him.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 7
February 1994
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine/Star Trek: the Next Generation #1 of 4
December 1994
Prophets and Losses
Michael Jan Friedman - writer
SD 47268.4
Andorian sunset, drink
Worf walks DS 9 with Deanna.
Worf - This place does not bring to mind pleasant memories. The last time I was here I received word that my father was still alive. A piece of information which turned out to be false.
Deanna - Perhaps. But the venture had its good side, too. Because you ended up restoring a Klingon heritage to a village of forgotten Klingons.
Worf - Yes, I suppose there is that.
Worf goes with Odo to investigate intruders.
Deanna - Be careful, Worf.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine/Star Trek: the Next Generation #2 of 4
October 1994
The Wormhole Trap
Mike W Barr - writer
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Worf - Be careful Odo. Cardassians fight without honor.
Cornered Cardassian kliks device to activate transporter.
Worf - I expected no less!
Cardassian vessel coated with material that reflects sensor beams and light waves, rendering it difficult to detect, but a phaser blast will burn off the coating.
Alexander runs around DS 9 with Jake and Nog. Nog bumps into Picard, Alexander apologizes. 
Sisko - You must be Lt. Worf's son.
Worf - Alexander,  say hello to Commander Sisko.
Alexander - Hello, Commander. Your station is very interesting; it's so much darker than the Enterprise.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine/Star Trek: the Next Generation #3 of 4
November 1994
Encounter with the Othersiders
Mike W Barr - writer
SD 47270.9
Jadzia and Deanna on away team with Riker through disabled wormhole.
Worf stacks sandbags to protect monastery from flooding. Rescues child from raging water, beamed to safety. 
Jadzia asks Riker out for a drink at Quarks, later.

Star Trek: The Next Generation/Deep Space Nine #4 of  4
The Enemy Unseen
Michael Jan Friedman writer 
Odo praises Deanna’s fighting ability. Don’t tell me, tell Lt. Worf, he’s the one who trained me!
Dax figured out the alien transporter controls quicker than anyone else could, to rescue Deanna, Data and Odo.
Worf investigates old Cardassian outpost jus toutside Cardassian border for source of wormhole disruption.
P18 Worf – Uegh nuch!  ?’egh nuch
Gul Adar.
Worf and Alexander on DS 9.
Deanna and Odo discuss Lwaxana
Riker chats up Kira and Jadzia. Jadzia walks away arm in arm with Riker. So, how much do you know about Trills, Commander? Riker knows a whole lot.

 Star Trek: Deep space Nine 8
May 1994
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #9
June 1994
Malibu Comics Entertainment, Calabasas CA 91302
Requiem II
Mark A. Altman – writer
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No Klingon

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #9 
June 1994
Prelude
Mark A Altman – writer
SD 47295.4
1 The Klingon vor’cha class ship K’tang is preparing to depart DS 9 on a scientific mission in the Gamma Quad. After receiving their remaining personnel transfers, with the exception of the usual problems accompanying a Klingon visit, all is quiet on the station. Bird of pray also leaving DS 9
2 Kaleth, crewman on K’tang, gold sash over right shoulder, battled for control of the Antedian sector, endlessly tells the story.
I waste my words on you. What would a Ferengi know of honor, anyway?
When one of the Klingon s found out Kira was in the Bajoran resistance, he challenged her to kaplok in the holosuite. Curzon enjoyed a little kaplok once in a while. 
Captain Krek, of the K’tang reports to Gowron from sector G17. we have beamed an expedition to Keltara and have resupplied on Caldonia 3. proceeding into an area known by the natives as the abyss, a sector in which several starships have reportedly disappeared. We go in search of battle and knowledge. End report.
Kaplow [Q’apla]
Krek has pet like Kruge’s beast. Science officer behind and to the left of Krek. Two stations in front. 
Krek requested a non-essential from Caldonia 3. he is waiting in his quarters. 
4 Lt. Gral relieves Krek.
Gul Marel fires on K’tang – Prepare to be destroyed for crimes against the Cardassian people. 
Krel – Launch buoy and open fire with all disruptor banks!
Shields non-operational. Weapons systems non-functional. We’ve been sabotaged. 
Krel – Drop the magnetic shielding, flood the chambers with anti-matter. If we’re going to die in battle, let’s take those Cardassian ptak with us and together we will meet fek’lhr at the gates of hell.
K’tang destroyed.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Hearts and Minds  #1
Part One: For the glory of the Empire
Mark A. Altman – writer
June 1994
Three vor-cha class cruisers and two birds of prey surround DS 9.
5 Captain Kol of the destroyer ‘AvwI. His fleet is here to protect Sisko and his people in the war with the Cardassians. DS 9 is the most strategic post. The cruiser K’tang has been missing for 5 days. Their investigation has shown it to be destroyed in an unprovoked attack by the Cardassians. Klingons have little doubt the Cardassians took the K’tang by surprise or else we would have surely been victorious. As of today a declaration of war exists between the Klingon Empire and Cardassia. We would never turn our back on our friends in the Federation, as we know you would never turn your back on your Klingon allies. together, we will be victorious in this glorious war. 
Kol compliments Sisko on nice uniform, in baseball uniform from holosuite.
Kira – We know how vicious the Cardassians are, but they’d never risk a conflict with the Klingons. 
Quark’s business is booming with all the Klingons on the station. Odo is stretched to the limit on manpower keeping the Klingons in line.
Starfleet Admiral Kernwill has DS 9 send runabout Orinoco for Betazoid negotiator Tal Berel, retired on Baridia 2.
Sisko - The Klingons are chomping at the bit to go to war. The only thing that’s going to dissuade them is hard evidence that refutes their claim of a Cardassian attack. If there’s a war everything we’ve built in the last three decades could be destroyed.
Jadzia – Wars are cyclical. Just when you think lasting peace is within your grasp, there’s always something or someone that destroys it. I’ve seen it happen too many times.
Sisko send Jadzia and Bashir to find flight recorder. 
There are a lot of Klingon and Cardassian ship out there with some very nervous crewmembers onboard.
Captain Kol assigns Koleth to accompany Jadzia and Bashir. Without checking with Sisko.
14 Quark’s advertisement, Your Home away from Home, mirrored in Klingon script.
Cardassians, Klingons and Bajorans are a very combustible mixture.
Kotan Marak and Gul Dukat come to negotiate for Cardassia.
17 K’tang’s last known coordinates was an ice planet in the Lapideres sector. Klingons call it Keltara, the frozen death. Klingons have trained their warriors there since the wormhole was discovered.
Koleth - We prefer to think of it as what you would call shore leave.
After the last Klingon bar brawl Odo was running out of room in the brig, had to release other prisoners.
The Klingons just destroyed another holosuite, Quark bills it to their ship as food supplies.
19 The captain of the Devoris asked for another dabo girl
Kol – I do not even know why we are in the same room as this ptak. Honor. We must regain the lost honor of our fallen comrades and destroy those who have none. 
Kotan Marak – We have no quarrel with the Klingon people.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Hearts and Minds  #2
Part Two: On the Edge of Armageddon
Mark A. Altman – writer
July 1994
runabout Orinoco, Tal Berel, destroyed.
Kol – The Cardassians must pay for their barbarianism. The destruction of the K’tang and the destruction of Tal Berel’s ship is all the proof I need. The time for talk is over. Sisko, I am no longer asking for your support. I am telling you, the empire demands your obedience. 
Aide helps Kol on with his cape.
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Koleth does not require protection form the cold.
Huge purple furred beasts on Keltara. Klingons wear fur capes.
Humans, why do you interrupt our rest leave?
To Klingons, their rest leave is a very sacred experience. Say the wrong thing and they’re liable to hand your tongue to you on a stick.
Commander in charge of 10 Klingon men left on Keltara. They have all served together in battle. Commander will vouch for them personally. They would not betray him or Captain Krek of the K’Tang.
Klingons roast large skinned animal on spit over fire.
Commander – Cardassians? They haven’t the stomach for battle with Klingons. they hunt sheep, not wolves.
Koleth – One of our secret listening posts in the Gamma Quadrant picked up the K’Tang’s distress beacon. They said it was Cardassians who attacked them and that their shields and weapons systems had been sabotaged. Whoever did this to the K’Tang has no honor. They will die, badly.
8 Garok and Katon, scouting ahead on Kaltara. 
Krek didn’t file a flight plan. 
Caldonia 3, the only place to find supplies and information in the Gamma Quadrant. A pretty rough place. that’s probably what attracted the Klingons there. What better place to look for battle than on a world of cut-throats and mercenaries. 
Admiral Kernwill makes Sisko negotiator, orders Enterprise, three days away at maximum warp, to head for DS 9. 
Koleth meditates, sitting on floor legs crossed. Preparing for battle.
Bashir – I’ve never really been in a space battle
Koleth – I pity you then. 
Bashir – I don’t understand you Klingons. I’m a healer. I have to try and fix what you break during your glorious battles. It doesn’t surprise me that a Klingon embraces death in battle. You’ve never had to look into the face of those who live. The ones bleeding, holding on to life. To me, what’s glorious are those who hold onto life, who cling to the hope of survival. 
Koleth – That is because you are human. You could not understand. 
Klingons brawl with Cardassians outside replimat on DS 9, Kira breaks it up.
We will avenge the K’tang. You Cardassians will be the first to die, but not the last. 
Ferengi Zemel, with Andorian, in tavern on Caldonia 3, gives Jadzia address of someone, Mavok Bev Nareen, who might know where Klingons were going. A Klingon ship stopped to resupply here several days ago. Captain came to Mavok Bev Nareen for what he called a non-essential, red dancing girl. Bev provided him with one for his trip to the abyss. He and several of his men spent a few hours in town and then returned to their ship. Bev sold them some Romulan ale. They were fools to go to the Abyss, all ships are destroyed there.
Sisko in 18 hour session with Klingons and Cardassians

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Hearts and Minds  #3
Part Three: Into The Abyss
Mark A. Altman – writer
August 1994
SD 47295.9
Koleth – Cardassians have no honor and the Klingon people will show them no mercy.
Dax – The K’tang was a k’tinga class vessel. It’s unlikely even a Galor class Cardassians warship would destroy one so easily. 
Koleth – I do not know how or why they did what they did nor do I care. I only know that the Cardassians attacked our ship without warning or provocation and that they will pay for their misdeed.
Timecode logged from the distress buoy
The probe data was received by the Klingon station on Gamma 7.
Dukat planning retaking of Bajor – We must be ready to act quickly when battle comes. Unlike the Federation, the Klingons are cunning adversaries, swift, barbarous, deadly. The Klingons are preparing their offensive against us. We must be ready to seize the moment when it comes. If the Klingons refuse to officially withdraw their declaration of war within the next 10 hours Dukat is authorized to use military force against the Klingon ships in this quadrant and Bajor and the Fed if they try to stand in the way.
Map of Klingon and Cardassians either side of line
Klingons use a plasma based weapons system.
Pieces of the K’tang found.
Jake plays new game Nog gave him: Khitomer Attack. Hand control Excelsior-class ship over green ball planet
The crew would not have evacuated to the planet, they would have stayed with their ship and died with honor. 
Curzon used to set shuttlecraft down in small clearings all the time
Sisko gets the Cardassians and Klingons to withdraw their forces from the sector, leave only command ships at DS 9. 
Cardassian forces hide in the Mutara sector, discovered by USS Karapledes.
Dax, Bashir and Koleth captured by Romulans on planet in region of Gamma Quadrant known as the Abyss, where K’tang was destroyed.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Hearts and Minds  #4
Part Four: Masters of War
Mark A. Altman – writer
September 1994
The Romulans separate Koleth from Jadzia and Bashir.
Koleth – Do not worry, Lieutenant, I will die with honor.
Jadzia – Don’t give the Romulans any reason to kill you, Koleth, that’s an order.
Commander T’alar, Romulan – Such concern for a Klingon is unbecoming. Don’t you remember what they did to your people at Donatu 5?
Romulans incriminate the Cardassians in destruction of Klingon vessel, the Klingons would go to war, allowing Romulans to gain a foothold in the Gamma Quadrant.
Dax remembers decades ago when the Romulans were an honorable people, before they let fear and paranoia of other races change them into a xenophobic band of jingoists.
Male Dax pervious host escorted Commodore of USS Constellation, to his court martial, rescued after crash near Neural Zone, by Romulan Captain named Pakel. Acted out of personal integrity before isolationism led to Romulans becoming ruled by dark emotions instead of intellect, misled by leaders who coveted power and not peace.
Maybe Kira’s friend s the Klingons will let her use their mind-sifter on smuggler Captain Maura.
One of Romulans operatives on DS  9 went aboard and disabled some of K’tang’s key systems when they were docked there. The woman the K’tang brought aboard at Caldonia was also one of Commander T’alar’s people and she finished the job. Once the ship’s sensors and weapons systems disabled, it was easy to create the illusion that the Klingons were being attacked by a Cardassian vessel. A cloaked Romulan warbird had followed the K’Tang, then destroyed the ship after the Klingons launched their distress buoy with a record of a Cardassian attack. 
There were over 200 Klingons aboard the K’tang.
Kol suffers from limp hair
Kol finds out about Cardassian fleet massing in the Mutara Sector. These negotiations are over. We will not allow you to covertly strike when our backs are turned as you did against the K’Tang. 
Sisko has DS 9 runabouts take up positions around Cardassian ship, in line of fire between Klingon ship.
Kol – What are you doing, Sisko? Are you allying yourself with these treacherous ptak.
Romulan mind probe
Six Galor class Cardassians ships enter Bajoran system.
Kol – Rise shields and bring disruptor banks to full power. 
Sisko moves runabouts to encircle the ‘AvwI
Bashir finds Romulan doctor s using mind probe on Koleth. Lying on diagnostic bed. Fit to run. Bashir rescues him. Runabout heads for wormhole chased by Romulan warbird.
Additional Klingon ships enter the Bajoran sector. 
23 what the duplock
Commander, this is Koleth. The Klingon people are again the victims of Romulan duplicity. It is they who destroyed the K’tang, not the Cardassians.
Kol to all ships in the Klingon attack force, target the warbird and fire. 
Fwoooooom! Boooomm.
Cease fire, we’ve destroyed the enemy. The honor of the K’Tang us avenged.
Dukat demands a formal apology from the highest levels of the Klingon government.
Sisko doubts he’s going to get it. They’re a stubborn people even when they’re wrong. Especially when they’re wrong. Dukat has more in common with the Klingons than he would like to believe.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 10
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 11
July 1994
Leonard Kirk penciller
p6 Klingon woman in military garb, with metallic ornament over forehead and hair

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 12
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 13
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 14
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 16
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine  Lightstorm
December 1994
Mark A. Altman – writer
Vor-cha class cruiser A’vwI
Report to Gowron. Captain Kol reporting. We are continuing to scout planets in the Gamma Quadrant for colonization and military use. We are leaving sector G-3 for G-4.
Kol – Stars, stars and more stars. I have no use for such missions.
Koleth - Why does the High Council dishonor us by assigning the flagship to traverse these empty distant reaches of the galaxy?
5 Imperial Adjunct Katha – Your lot is not to ask why. It is to follow orders. I am not bound by your orders, or have you forgotten this already? Your understanding is not requested, nor required. I am here by order of Gowron and here I will stay until I am asked to leave by Gowron. 
Kol – This is my ship. I command here. 
Katha  - You should have thought of that before you stumbled onto Shelvar 6 and were almost killed by the villagers who thought you were mercenaries sent by the Dominion. 
Kol – We made our intent clear.
Katha – Not clear enough. Kelvar and Komar are dead. need I remind you about the warp speed limitations imposed by the Federation, Captain?
Kol – You know, Katha, if nothing else I so enjoy your raucous sense of humor. 
Kol responds to Fed Gakora Colony distress call. Multiple landing parties. Set disruptors to kill. Shoot anything that moves.
Katha – We don’t know what we’re dealing with here captain. We need prisoners.
Kol – I don’t.
Koleth – I could try to treat injured human, but his injuries are very severe and I don’t know Earther anatomy very well.
I am Captain Kol of the Klingon cruiser A’vwI. What can you tell me about the attack on this colony? That’s not very helpful. Can you tell us anything else, friend. Prepare all the men to return to the ship after they search the camp for survivors. Keep me updated. 
Katha – And you will keep me informed as well, Lieutenant.
Put injured human Kevin Chiles, sole survivor, in cryostasis aboard the ship and take him to DS 9.
The A’vwI will be returning to the Gamma Quadrant within the hour. 
Kol – My help is needed. In the Gamma Quadrant. I’m going to find those who committed this atrocity against your civilian colony and kill them.
Sisko – We need to find out what happened before we go off with disruptors blazing.
Kol – That may be the human way, the Starfleet way, it is not the Klingon way.
Sisko – I can put pressure on the Federation to convince Gowron to order you to remain here.
Kol – By the time that transmission reaches the High Council, I’ll be long gone.
Bashir in sickbay with Koleth and Katha – Care to join me on the Promenade fro some gagh? Our Klingon chef is just extraordinary. Homemade, not replicated, you know.
Lt. Koleth – I am glad we have this time to speak alone. I never extended my gratitude to you for what you did when we were captured by the Romulans.
Bashir – I’d like to ask you about Katha’s outfit. Who’s her tailor?
Katha to Sisko –It is impossible to make Kol understand the delicacy of this situation. Battle is foremost in his mind. The reason the Empire assigned Imperial Adjuncts to all our ships in the Gamma Quadrant is to avoid inadvertently inciting misunderstandings with new alien races in first contact situations. There are times when not only diplomacy fails, but disruptor banks as well. 
Starfleet has requested that Sisko join Klingons for mission.
Koloth and Bashir have drinks upper level of Quark’s
Koleth – I was very dismissive of your words, once. When we talked of honor, of death. You said to me honor was in surviving, not in dying. I’ll slit your throat if you repeat this, but when the Romulans were going to kill me, I had many regrets. I am shamed by such thoughts. 
Bashir – You’ll have other chances to die, in battle if that is your destiny. For now, be happy to be alive.
Kol to Koleth, you are requested to return to the ship immediately.
Koleth touches communicator midway on his sash.
Koleth – Acknowledged. Just know this, Bashir, you saved my life. I have an unpaid debt to you for both your words and deeds.
Katha to A’vwI – cho ‘chu.
Kol instructs Koleth – You will tell the Federation nothing I don’t’ want them to know. Is that understood?
Sisko and Jadzia beam aboard. Koleth shows them along hall to quarters. Hard bunks.
Dinner will be served in the main dining hall at 16:00. if you are late you will be hungry.
Kol was embarrassed by the incident with the Cardassians. Even though it was revealed the Romulans were behind the destruction of the K’tang, ultimately it was he who was dishonored by his rush to judgment. Why else would the Council have their flagship out mapping new star systems? He’s looking at this mission as a chance to restore his lost honor. Kol may have no intention of coming back from the Gamma Quadrant. 
Main dining hall – long rolls of tables. Chef with large purple pot of gagh at serving counter. Small purple bowls for gagh
Kol – This is exactly the opportunity we’ve been looking for, my friend. We will find the race that did this, and we will teach them to fear the word Klingon. 
Koleth – We do not know who or what our enemies will be, or if they are enemies at all.
Kol – I am surprised to hear you speak this way, you who have the most of all to gain in this. you were dishonored by those Romulan ptak. It took a human to save you. Surely you need redemption in the eyes of our superiors even more than I.
Cook – Do you want it dead, human, or alive?
Jadzia – I always prefer my gagh alive, don’t you, Benjamin? I’ve tasted better gagh on the Ferengi homeworld.
Cook – Then why don’t you go back there?
Jadzia – Look, it’s barely moving. They just don’t serve gagh like they used to.
Captain Kol has silver sash, same color as uniform, Koleth has gold sash.
Ship under attack by inferior force of many small ships. Sisko urges attempt communication before opening fire. 
Kol – I don’t think so, they’ve attacked my vessel.
Katha – Alien vessels, this is the Klingon destroyer A’vwI. We mean you no harm. But our ship is quite capable of defending itself, if necessary. 
Kol could have the Imperial Adjunct thrown in the brig for mutiny, direct violation of his orders. 
Koleth sits at station ahead and to right of Captain’s chair. Reports hail, receives navigational heading, sets course. 
Kol – Proceed on course.
Report to Gowron. Kol reporting. We have reached the world of the aggressors call homeworld and are preparing to beam down to meet with their leader, Malek.
High Majesty Malek of Myvock. Arrests Sisko and Jadzia, plans to execute them.
Malek – It was the Klingons who alerted us to their treachery. How you once had an alliance which crumbled due to their godless untruthfulness. 
Kol – An alliance still exists with their people. Their veins do not carry the blood of a warrior race, but in their hearts lies honor.
Katha – Forgive this warrior for his impudence, but these humans are his friends
The planet Gakora considered sacred ground by the Myvock. Fed colony was told, they disobeyed.
Military leader Hernai was with two Klingon women, Lursa and B’Etor, went through Gakora colony after attack.
Kol touches communicator midpoint on sash. Katha doesn’t have a sash.
Kol – I will not be dishonored by allowing them to execute Federation personnel.
Katha – Kol, there’s more here at stake than you know.
29 Katha’s assignment to this ship as an Imperial Adjunct is a cover for her real mission. I am a member of the Q’uonek. She has been assigned by Gowron himself to investigate intelligence reports that Lursa and B’Etor have been in the Gamma Quadrant seeking to obtain large mineral deposits. There is no bilitrium in this sector of the Gamma Quadrant, but Klingons feel the Duras sisters could be looking for something that could be used in an even more powerful weapon.
Bashir and O’Brien meet up with Lursa and B’Etor on Gakora. 
B’Etor – Bashir’s as cute as I remember.
Sisko, Kol and Katha beam in on Malek in Jacuzzi. 
Sisko – I thought you Klingons always preferred the direct approach.
Katha to Malek – You have been deceived by enemies of the Klingon people. We believe that those who covet the resources of your holy planet lied about the humans’ motives so that they could secretly mine the planet’s resources.
A runabout wouldn’t be able to defend itself against a bird-of-prey
Evidence of mining and substantial mineral deposits underneath the surface of Gakora.
Katha – Our priority is to find Lursa and B’Etor.
Kol – I’m in command, Katha, or have you forgotten? Fan out and find Lursa and B’Etor. 
Kol shot in melee in mining tunnels. Koleth blocks phaser shot aimed for Bashir. Dies in Bashir’s arms.
Koleth – It’s too late, but I paid my debt. I died with honor.
Lursa and B’Etor beam up to bird of prey, brzzzzzzz
Kol has been wounded, Koleth is dead. Katha is assuming command.
Impossible to pursue the bird of prey, they have cloaked.
Lursa and B’Etor offered Hernai their superior technology in exchange for mining rights, with their weapons the Myvock could protect themselves. 
Kol comes to sit with Bashir, drinking something green at upper level Quark’s. Bashir’s friend died today, with honor. 
Katha steps out with Morn. Kol thinks she should prefer Kol to a creature like that.

Terok Nor
No Klingon

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 21
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 17
December 1994
P6 illustration of patrons at Klingon restaurant
Galactic Pets Unlimited, pet store on Prom, a division of Cyrano Jones Incorporated. Klingon targs half price, tribbles, sterile, skreee, skree. Pet store own a member of Bajoran circle movement.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #18 
Hearts of Old
January 1995
Laurie S. Sutton – writer
Jadzia’s dearest childhood friend Gwyn, serious romance before Jadzia attended Starfleet Academy. 
Gwyn travels with Klingon woman Tev, she wears jumpsuit with gold shoulder cover, arm band, gauntlets and spine guard. Gold chain in hair from scalp ridges to spike in back. they go to Quark’s, Tev in Klingon orders Klingon blood wine. Quark understands her words.
Tev smells something different about Odo. 
Next morning Gwyn is looking for a Bharron spice trader named Korin, at floating craps game on the lower decks, the scum and villainy of two quadrants.  Asking about mercenaries and black market goods.
Independent scout ship Meander, recorded registry to Trill national Gwyn; Klingon national Tev logged as crew. Meander recent ports of call; Tamide Cluster; Boron Sector; Karus II; Cardassia Five; Bharros Three; Perinov Prime. The most disreputable ports in this quadrant. No outstanding warrants for Gwyn and Tev. 
Bharron Korin takes Dax hostage. Odo frees her, Korin escapes, Gwyn and Tev run after him and corner him. 
Gwyn, a paid bounty hunter, Korin has outstanding warrants all over the quadrant.
Tev hustles Korin away. The three depart.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #18 
War Games
January 1995
Mark A. Altman – writer
Lt. Commander Kelloway, Chief Engineer of the Grissom, on shore leave on Risa, abducted by woman and two men to DMZ. Several days later rescued by Lt. Costello of the Hawking. Talks to Admiral Nechayev and Gul Evek, they want to know where Chakotay was headed. 
Gul Evek – We will find Chakotay and destroy him.
Subspace message from the Cardassian ship Valoris. Felat to Gul Evek. Chakotay’s ship has been picked up on long range scanners heading toward the Badlands. 
Gul Evek leaves. Nechayev calls Starfleet Command to talk to Captain Janeway.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special
August 1995
Collision Course
Phil Crain - writer
Quark's new Gamma Quadrant tourism package, use Klingon male Klag's ship to take customers sight-seeing in Gamma Quadrant.
While in the Gamma Quad Klag received something from a Cardassian ship, a shipment that peaks Odo's interest. Quark's new business partner Klag is a known weapons smuggler. Odo believes their joint venture is a front set up to conceal Cardassian weapons they are receiving while in Gamma Quad. Klag's ship has a sizeable amount of explosives on it. just like a Klingon, he doesn't even bother to hide the weapons. Stacked cargo containers with Klingon symbol on them. Klag objects to Odo confiscating ship and cargo, attacks Odo, stunned and taken into custody. O'Brien pilots craft into group of asteroids, exploding ship to save DS 9. O'Brien transported to safety.
Quark shocked to hear Klag was transporting weapons. Here he was trusting in that Klingon's honor and integrity, and making a tidy profit.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 19
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 20
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 22
May 1995
Deep Space Mine!
Dan Mishkin - writer
Cleaning up Quark's holosuites after Klingons, not a pleasant task

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Annual 1
January 1995
The Looking Glass War
Mike W Barr - writer
SD 48511.1
Curzon suggested Sisko propose to Jennifer at romantic restaurant overlooking Gilgo beach, but Sisko proposed during their vacation on the moon. 
Dax's second son had to be bailed out of a mess involving a borrowed shuttlecraft and a bottle of Romulan ale. He always had a weakness for Andorians.
Curzon - Treachery, like hope, springs eternal.
Curzon - Replicators never could fabricate a decent glass of Saurian brandy.
Curzon always got his way

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
The Maquis Soldier of Peace #1
Vacation's Over
Mark A. Altman - writer
February 1995
SD 48573.3
Tessa Blake leads Maquis raid on Gul Dulcet prison camp on rumor that Chakotay and Voyager crew are held. Cardassian penal colony in the Gelvor system. 

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
The Maquis Soldier of Peace  2
no Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
February 1995
Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi
Chris Dows & Colin Clayton - writers
Odo has rare vintage Klingon thermal burner in his weapons cabinet. He confiscated it weeks ago. Shoots flames.
Quark tries out new Romulan prototype personal cloaker.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
The Maquis Soldier of Peace #3
Victims of Deceit
Mark A. Altman - writer
April 1995
After fight, Bashir feels like he lost a wrestling match with a Klingon targ.
Tessa Blake's brother served aboard Chakotay's ship. Tessa, a doctor, was supposed to join them but was delayed in a hospital at a colony in the DMZ.
Gul Evek reported that both ships eluded him.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 26
Mudd's Pets part 1
Writers: Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier
SD 48597.4
Horace Tiberius Mudd. Charged with Managing a tribble torture farm on Largo V. feeding explosives to Endicorian hedgehogs, a protected species, and selling the bits as chewbones to the Klingons.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 27
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Blood and Honor
May 1995
Writer Mark Lenard
Curzon Dax knew Romulan diplomat Jannek, male. Jannek's father was a military commander.  Jannek's father was Romulan Commander killed in encounter with Kirk and Enterprise. His logs survived destruction of his ship, indicating in another reality he might have been friends with Kirk. Jannek's hope is to fulfill his father's vision, with the assistance of Starfleet Ens. Jamie Samantha Kirk. She can be his liaison officer with the Fed. Hunting is a passion with Jannek, like diplomacy you need to know how to stalk your opponent. He tried to trace the Kirk family line.
Romulan Lt. Rykhin ate gagh at DS 9, it didn't agree with him. Romulans have a repugnance for things Klingon in nature.
Organaian Ayelborne, Sisko recalls he prevented a war between the Fed and the Klingons, a long time ago. Ayelborne appears as artifact found in Gamma Quadrant, seen as a gift of the prophets to Bajoran Circle members. All those inadvertently injured by the artifact will soon recover. The Organians expended their energies in creating the peace between Fed and Klingons. Ayelborne is all that is left. His time grows short on this plane of existence. One last task he wishes to perform, lead Romulans and Fed alone same path to peace. Ayelborne fades away, Jannek has justified his reasons for hope. There will be difficult days ahead but have courage and faith.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 23
no Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 24
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 25
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special
August 1995
Frozen boyhood
Bruce Costa: writer
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 28
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #29
October 1995
Malibu Comics, Calabasa, CA
Sole Asylum  Part One
Mark Paniccia - writer
SD 48989.1
Tom Riker learned Cardassian as a Maquis. Riker serving his life sentence on Cardassia, undergoing tests in lab. 
Delkar VII a small planetoid on the edge of Cardassian Federation border, rich in minerals. The Fed’s use of it as an observation post is over.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #30
November 1995
Malibu Comics, Calabasa, CA
Sole Asylum  Part Two
Mark Paniccia – writer
Cardassia not interested in exchanging Delkar VII for Thomas Riker
Riker goes back to the labor camps.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #29
October 1995
Enemies & Allies 
Mark Paniccia – writer. 
K’t’inga class battlecruisers, Two positions in front of captain’s chair. Interior blocks of stone, medieval castle wall appearance
Klingon captain with lizard critter on shoulder. Sash on right shoulder, ornate buckle at waist. The Alliance has broken the code the Rebels are using.
Klingon ship decloaks. Bashir and Tuvok beamed from shuttle Runner, they have data chip with location of rebel outpost in Beta Quadrant
3 Commander Mahj’k of the Alliance k’t’inga class ship quvSud.
We’ve got the rebels targs, commandeered
6 First officer Tr’anga, with sash on left shoulder, Alliance symbol at breast.
Bashir – Klingons killed my friends, my family.
Commander Mhaj’k
Captain Kroll, gray beard, retrieves the shuttle
Find that chip! Even if you have to cut them apart to get to it!
An honor, sir.
7 Science Officer Nor, a Bajoran
the chip is hidden in Tuvok’s right wrist, microscopic cloaking device hid it from transporters

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #30
November 1995
Malibu Comics, Calabasa, CA
Enemies & Allies   part two
Mark Paniccia – writer.
Cardassian/Klingon Alliance ship k’t’inga class ship quvna’
Just pray to whatever god you worship
Bashir taunts Klingon guard that Klingon Empire not everything he hoped it would be
MmatlhtaHghachwlj qaD.  vlqaD je.
He challenges my being loyal. I challenge it also
Tuvok accepts his self-appointed duty to battle against the powerful Alliance, that threatens to strangle the freedom of the galaxy.
Chip removed from Tuvok’s right wrist by Tr’anga with his d’ktang
Klingon – I almost pity the rebellion’s delusions of victory. To think they were once  a mighty empire. could the legends be so false?
Klingon with metal link sash over left shoulder, metal link arm band
4 Commander Mhaj’k
k’t’inga class ship the Qaw’wI’
yay wIchavta’
5 Lt raghta’
bypass all energy couplings and go directly to emergency battery cells
Mhaj’K
The resistance’s newest weapon against the Alliance, a systems override program. 
The rebels were able to obtain information on the Alliance ships from Klingon defectors
Your ruthless efforts are worthless
I must admit, you are truly one of the most cunning opponents I have met in my day
The Alliance has weakened under the stress of your individual cultures’ goals
If we must die by the cold hand of space, better than to submit to a pair of rebel dogs
The rebel dogs have freed us from the cold hands of our decaying empire
Many on Mhaj’K’ ship agree with Tuvok.
Mhaj’K stabbed in back by brig guard
The Klingon Empire has lost all that it once held in high regard, forfeited by Cardassian and Bajoran compromise. We have been locked in a prison of betrayal and petty politics, unable to be who and what we truly are. We are a race of brave warriors, yet our allegiances have forced the honor from the very souls of our leaders, replaced by mistrust and cowardice. You and your comrade have displayed a bravery I can only envy. I stand among many who will offer our loyalty and this ship to your cause so we may regain the past glory of our once-proud empire.
Tuvok - The ship’s name is Honor. Let us set a universe free with it.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special
August 1995
Oaths
Terry Pallot: writer
Supporting the outlawed Maquis amounts to treason against the Fed. 
Quark easily gets rare medicinal plant for Bashir. Maquis stole it from Cardassian outpost during raid.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special
August 1995
Honor
Christopher Pelton: writer
p5  Nog - Genocide is not the answer. Look at the Klingons, they used to be enemies to the Fed, now through diplomacy, not war, we have become a strong alliance. Same thing could happen to Bajor and Cardassia.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special
August 1995
Dangerous Times
Joe Fielder - story
No Klingon content

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, The Celebrity Series
The Rules of Diplomacy #1
August 1995
Aron Eisenberg & Mark Paniccia – writers
Nog doesn’t like Klingons because they’re not friendly at all. All they think about is combat, and they never watch where they’re going. 
4 Klingon vessel Malja’ SuD. Commander Wartok, long time since he’s seen Sisko, before Sisko became a captain. 
Wartok – We have all heard the story of the small-lobed Quark. He brought honor to your race on Qo’noS [House of Quark]. 
Wartok and Malja’ SuD going to Gamma Quad for two days.
6 Gronn, son of Wartok, Nog, O’Brien, and aide in runabout to Ferenginar. A young officer who is pursuing a career in diplomacy. Coming to DS 9, Nog escort him to his first destination, the Ferengi homeworld, in a runabout.
Gronn – Do you not take anything seriously? I would think that accompanying me on this mission would mean more to you than fun and games.
Nog – You should have a sense of humor, Klingon! Maybe you wouldn’t look so angry all the time.
Gronn – There is a time for humor and there is a time for respect. Do they not teach you this in your Federation Academy?
Aide – Gronn, a diplomat’s tongue would not strike so carelessly at another.
Ferengi1 on Ferenginar – I have a wide variety of weapons to choose from.
Ferengi2 – A variety perhaps, but what my friend cannot deliver is quality and authenticity. I can get directly from Capella IV. 
Gronn to Nog – your people don’t accept your decision to join Starfleet. I can empathize. I know that when one goes against the will of his people’s culture, his way is often more difficult. Does the name Worf mean anything to you? If all you care to do is whine like a wounded targ, then I will show myself around. 
A targ is a furry, warthog-like Klingon animal.
Gronn would like to see Ferenginar’s combat facilities. Due to the diplomatic nature of my business, I am merely interested in seeing the facilities, not partaking in any practice. 
Gronn – Combat brings you honor, honor strengthens spirit.
Nog – Without profit a Ferengi has nothing
Gronn – without honor, a Klingon has nothing. I am interested in tasting a Ferengi dish. I’ve heard that yak-ja is a favorite here on your homeworld. [wormy fingerfood]
Gronn – I would love the opportunity to try one of your customary games. I know the risks of gambling, and I’m willing to take them. Besides, it’s all part of experiencing the Ferengi culture. I have gambled before. Trust a Ferengi? Isn’t your whole culture based on deceit?
15 Gronn, down to his last few credits, offers necklace, not just an heirloom, this is a pure cut ruby from the Delkar mining planet. Although that planet is rich in many stones, the ruby supply was stripped years ago. I will bet this along with my last credits.
If Gronn loses everything the Klingons and Ferengi will never have an alliance. 
Gronn before rolling – May the gods be kind to me as well.
Gronn – Looks like my numbers are favored by fate. That head shield shall melt into a nice dagger tip.
Gronn – I only made them believe it was of value. That wasn’t a Delkarian ruby. It was a simple jewel I found during a skirmish when I was younger. I think I now understand the way Ferengis think. Hahaha.
Nog – Gek would in no way jeopardize any future possibilities of future opportunities with the Klingons. certainly when Gronn brings news of your gambling establishment’s challenging and honest reputation, I wouldn’t be surprised if a battlecrusier or two might stop by to try their luck as well
Gronn knows the Ferengi Rules of Acquision, pretty well
Nog – I made a friend with one who I thought was an enemy. I learned a lot.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #31
December 1995
Remembrance
Leonard Kirk – writer
Jadzia never very good at planning trips, a last minute packer
She has a bat’leth in her quarters
Kang and Koloth had such illustrious careers Qo’noS could do no less than remember them with the quv vam je tay
Jadzia recalls the blood oath, hand on d’k tahg, two in warrior’s garb, one in councilor robes. Interior, Klingon symbol on floor.
Klingon civilian transport
Beautiful downtown First City. Multilayered city. Pedestrian. Writing on buildings. Fast food places with pink boxes to go. Julian likes bIreQtagh. 
Curzon/Jadzia loved Qo’noS.
Klingon street tough with black patch in left eye socket - I want a few strips of latinum, in return for your continued good health. Jadzia knocks him out.
Kor’s house interior – large round shield with sigils around edge on wall, taloned cup of blood wine. Corner sculpture. Bar with various bottles. Recessed ceiling. Blue couch and easy chair. Low glass top table with ?bat’leth award like Worf’s.
Jadzia – Blood wine may have been a favorite of Curzon’s but I never acquired a taste for it.
Kor went to see the monuments to Kang and Koloth this morning. Dedication ceremony day after tomorrow.
Jadzia aware there are many Klingons who resent her presence at this ceremony, let alone her involvement with the dedication.
Kor – It is unusual for a Klingon warrior to live beyond a century. Such a long life has allowed me to meet many brave and noble souls, both within and beyond the empire, through combat and friendship. Many are enemies, few are friends
7 Kor, poisoned, taken to Q’vogh ropyaH. K’vogh infirmary. Unconscious for half a day. Doctor with sash with medical instruments clipped to it, utility pouch at hip with more instruments, black gloves, brown tunic.
Infirmary interior – diagnostic bed, orange triangle light panel by head. displays at side and foot f bed. Large unit to side. 
Who would dare poison a Klingon? There would be no honor in such a death.
Jadzia got Kor to infirmary quickly and they extracted all the poison.
Poison Telebnoi sal, an odorless, colorless, tasteless, derived from a plant that grows only in the Daeus system. Daeus IV is where Kang found the abandoned wife of the Albino almost 9 years ago. 
The Albino told granddaughter Chernoth that the Trill Curzon liked bloodwine. Two more elderly males abduct Chernoth.
Chernoth has heard of Toral, and his family. Just what would the disgraced whelp of Duras want with me?
Toral – As a Duras I still have friends in high places. I know who you are and why you are on Qo’noS. I had you brought here because your thirst for vengeance nearly jeopardized some of my own arrangements. I know that the legendary Kor and the Trill, Dax, had a hand in killing your grandfather.
Kang and Koloth died in the final battle and your vengeance with them was denied you. 
Their memories are to be honored tomorrow with the quv van je tay.
Mot of the High Council will be there, including Gowron and even Kahless himself is planning to attend.
Chernoth – Many of your enemies would be killed.
Toral – As would yours! I offer you the pleasure of planting the bomb yourself. An opportunity for a swift and final revenge.
11 Kenosch, aide to Toral. 
Mrach, young aide to Toral.
Toral - The public will be screaming for the blood of the one responsible. Think how grateful they will be when I toss them Chernoth’s head from the steps of the vas’a’
Mrach was originally meant to plant the bomb.
Kang kept a complete record of his search for the Albino, right up to reunion on DS 9. Kor lets Jadzia access Kang’s personal files. The discarded wife Kang found on Daeus IV had a number of children and grandchildren who lived with her occasionally, most moved to other worlds. None kept in contact with Albino after he left except one granddaughter named Chernoth. 
Chernoth kept her Grandmother’s home on Daeus IV.
A woman paid to have a case of blood wine delivered to Kor the day before Jadzia arrived, someone remembers her description.
Klingon computer display screen
Maintain a certain vigilance, as any true warrior would.
Ceremonial sashes for the dedication. Kor has one’s that belonged to Koloth and Kang, he will wear Koloth’s gray metal one at ceremony. Jadzia will wear Kang’s gold fringed fabric one. over right shoulders.
Jadzia – I don’t know what to say.
Kor – Then don’t say anything.
Wear this sash tomorrow with pride and we will honor the memories of two of the finest warriors the Klingon empire has ever seen.
The dedication will take place on a stage set up at the top of the eastern steps, to allow for a public viewing. The monuments will be brought inside the Great Hall next week.
Guards taken out with choking smoke grenade; sensors out for two minutes, Toral’s men take the guards’ uniforms, bodies dumped in incinerator in the neighboring quarter.
15 K’mar; Jru’aH, Toral’s henchmen
Gowron – Citizens, I welcome you to the great Hall of Qo’noS, center of our world! Heart of our empire! 
Kang! Koloth! quv van je tay
Kor – I hope he doesn’t plan a long speech, these medals start to grow heavy after the first hour.
Kor spots Imperial Guardsman with an ill fitting uniform, suspicious. Shoulder pads with boot spikes, holds staff weapon
QI’ yaH! It is an insult to the ceremony
Slice you open like a ripe naH
Kor knifes guard, Chernoth comes in with other men
Gowron – Let us now show respect to he who has shaped our destiny as he joins us in this ceremony of honor and remembrance. Our lord and Emperor, the mighty Kahless.
Kahless – As is our way, on this day of remembrance we come not to mourn our dead, for they have fallen in battle, nor do we come to send them on to Sto-Vo-Kor for we know they are already there. We come to honor Kang and Koloth. we pledge that their memories, their battles, their victories shall be handed down through the generations, fuelling the fire that burns in the heart of every Klingon, lighting the path to glory. We dedicate these monuments today to seal this pledge. Metal and stone, they shall stand long after we have joined our friends in Sto-Vo-Kor, least those who remain forget.
There is no honor in so many senseless deaths
Chernoth – I care nothing for honor, only revenge. I don’t care if I live or die! I shall have my revenge!
Kor blasts her with blaster
So ends the line of vengeance
Kor and Jadzia  salute blue granite obelisk with trefoil at top, line of carving down middle, with bat’leth’s raised above their heads, 
qenq qoloth je!
batlhqawlu’taH
they strike the center carved decoration on obelisks with point of bat’leths
Qapla’!
Toral smashes computer displaying broadcast.
We are in the process of arriving again
You will begin being ready to depart

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #31
December 1995
Rules of Behavior
Jason Levine – writer
Before way of warrior, after DS9 18
Gwyn and Tev
Gwyn attacked on Beta Kupsic by member of race the L’what, small religious cult the T’Dria xenophobia against joined Trill. After waking up the T’Dria was very cooperative. Tev can be persuasive. 
Tev goes to find the T’Dria before they attack Jadzia attending a conference at Starbase Montgomery. Gwyn stays with Jadzia. 
5 yltamchoH = be quiet
all you two have done is carry on like a couple of Klingon targs
Read her some poetry or take her to a holo-suite 

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #32
no Klingon content
 

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 
Ultimate Annual #1
December 1995
Malibu Comics, Calabasas, CA
The Nagus’s New Clothes
John Vornholt writer
No Klingon
 

Star Trek Deep Space Nine Worf Special #0
December 1995
Unhappy Trails
Moose Baumann writer
Jadzia heard Worf was in the holosuites, suited up in Klingon warrior garb and brought bat’leth thinking to join him, Kira says Jadzia thought she’d challenge Worf to a rematch.
Jadzia – I do have to regain my honor. And maybe I can teach him a thing or two.
Worf has no desire to fight Jadzia again. He’s running the American Ancient West program, a gift from Alexander. Sheriff has to catch Tom Rivard, who robbed the stagecoach. Jadzia has heard about this period in Earth’s history, but never seen any holoprograms. Kira and Jadzia join Worf. he insists they dress accordingly, as cowgirls. Follow hoof prints for hours. 
Kira – Do you have a plan of some kind?
Worf – Actually, I am improvising. 
Kira and Jadzia knock out Tom Rivard when he sneaks up behind Worf. 
Grrrrr.

Worf Bio
With such a strongly defined social structure and dependence on procedure, change is often difficult for Klingons to achieve. The Fed and the Klingon Empire remained in conflict for nearly a century. Klingons not only hold tremendous respect for war and the honor it brings, but their sense of tradition makes them wary of peace. The two parties had been at war since their first meeting, and to end such a conflict would require massive change on every level of society. 
A crippling explosion on Praxis a moon of Qo’noS, forced the Klingons to choose between change or extinction. The explosion nearly destroyed the moon itself. Threw the Klingon economy into turmoil. Gorkon, the leader of the Klingon High Council, realized the Empire could not rebuild Qo’noS and sustain battle with the Fed at the same time. In order to survive the war had to end.
The Klingon Empire and the Fed signed a truce at the Khitomer peace conference in 2293. several decades would elapse before both races would work side-by-side. 
Worf’s service in Starfleet symbolized a mutual future that the two governments could achieve though cooperation and understanding.
Mogh was on the trail of Ja’rod, a rival politician he suspected of conspiring with the Romulans.
Worf struggled to balance his warrior-like nature with the demands of abiding by human values, which were alien to him. Although his violent and destructive personality was hard to manage, the Rozhenkos stood by him and helped him find his place in the world.
Three years after graduating the Academy, as a Lt. j.g. he became flight control officer (conn) on Enterprise. 
The Klingon High council accepted Duras’ proof, thereby dishonoring Mogh’s entire family. When the family’s honor was tainted, Kurn reunited with Worf to clear their father’s name. K’mpec, who had known the truth all along, informed them that civil war could erupt if Ja’rod’s treason was revealed. Worf became a pariah to his own culture.
Ill-equipped to become a single parent, Worf became increasingly reliant on advice and assistance from Counselor Deanna Troi.
Kahless the Unforgettable, the preeminent religious icon of Klingon culture. 
After drifting between parallel universes, including several in which he and Troi were married, Worf retuned home and began to see his relationship with Troi in a new light.
K’mtar was a future version of Alexander, who had traveled back in time in order to reshape the ways of his youth. Realizing that Alexander must find his own place in the world, Worf persuaded K’mtar to do likewise. Worf and Troi’s romance officially began in the midst of Picard’s time-slipping experience. 
Subsequent to the destruction of the Enterprise-D Worf returned Alexander to live with the Rozhenkos on Earth and again sought spiritual enlightenment from the clerics on Boreth.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 
Ultimate Annual #1
December 1995
Malibu Comics, Calabasas, CA
Small Victory
Mariano Nicieza  writer
Worf helps Odo with drunken Bajorans, even though Odo doesn’t want his help.
Worf falls from the upper level on Kattanne, daughter of visiting diplomat and her pet Lhen-ny. Worf gives the little girl his word to bring the cat-like pet back.
Quark – Are you handling pest control now too, Worf?!
Worf – The child could get a slow pet, like a Denebian snail.