USS Leif Erikson

Cartographer's Folly

What begins as a routine cartographic assignment becomes a descent into erased history that leads the USS Leif Erikson into a mystery that Starfleet would rather remain unsolved...

Mission Description

Starfleet Command reactivates a long dormant survey mission in a sector known as The Gilese Verge, which was disregarded as “strategically unremarkable.” The original ship tasked with charting it, the USS Winslow, disappeared without a trace after only a partial mapping, and all of the information from the mission was sealed.

Now, the USS Leif Erikson is ordered to complete this mission, and discover what happened to the Winslow and her crew.

About the Mission

Status
In Progress
Total Stories
7
Start Date
20/05/2025

13 June 2025

Discoveries

USS Leif Erikson: Cartographer's Folly

The hum of the old Cardassian systems had become more steady as the away team worked. Lieutenant Garion Beckett toiled away at an auxiliary console, trying to connect the terminals along the outer wall to the main terminal they had been using to download and decipher data. As he made a connection, [...]

11 June 2025

Noises in the Dark

USS Leif Erikson: Cartographer's Folly

The Orpheus bucked slightly as it made its descent back towards the surface, its hull groaning slightly under the strain. Garion kept a firm hold on the controls, but his jaw was set more firmly than usual. The southern continent spread out before them once again, the scar of the Winslow’s crash [...]

10 June 2025

What Lies Below

USS Leif Erikson: Cartographer's Folly

The five members of the away team disembarked from the Orpheus in the ship’s main shuttlebay still wearing their EVA suits. Captain Bowman was waiting there, along with Doctor Sriarr M’Ress, who was holding his medical transporter. He walked pointedly around them, taking readings.  “Well,” [...]

29 May 2025

Shadows of the Past

USS Leif Erikson: Cartographer's Folly

The surface of the planet rolled beneath the descending shuttlecraft Orpheus in shades of dull grey and ochre, cracked and pale like an old wooden bench left too long in the sun. It looked almost peaceful, except for the constant warnings by the shuttle’s computers about radiation pockets. At the [...]