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This persistent sandbox is open to every member of Bravo Fleet ranked midshipman and up. If you’re interested in applying, click the Apply Now button. Remember that your character biography should be complete, and you should include a writing sample. Check the guide for more direction.
Avalon Fleet Yards is an ongoing open sandbox for members of Bravo Fleet. Open to everyone holding the fleet rank of midshipman and above, this space is meant to provide people with an opportunity to write character development stories and organic plots without relying on direct game manager intervention like a traditional RPG.
Set in the system-wide facilities comprising the Fourth Fleet’s fleet yard, Avalon focuses on this array of stations, laboratories, construction teams, research institutes, and other engineering and scientific initiatives. Characters may work in different areas and locations but usually live together on planetside Sato City or the vast orbital Brahms Station.
Unlike the slice-of-life or ‘Lower Decks’ feel of Starbase Bravo, Avalon’s stories are about the dramas and tensions of teamwork, rivalry, bureaucracy and politics between and within research or engineering teams and institutes. Where SBB members focus primarily on their specific character in a manner more akin to a traditional Bravo Fleet RPG, Avalon gives players an opportunity to develop their own smaller sandbox-within-a-sandbox – a construction team, a research facility, etc – for which they are wholly responsible, and tell stories both within it and alongside these fiefdoms of other players.
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Commandant, Avalon Fleet Yards
Commander, Grazer Sector |
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ID: 669 | |
Deputy Commandant, Avalon Fleet Yards
Chief Engineering Officer |
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ID: 1036 | |
Yard Board Member
Former Commander, AFY |
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ID: 669 | |
Director, Institute for the History of Starfleet Warfare
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ID: 1036 | |
CO, Drydock AFY-712
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ID: 2545 | |
CO, Drydock AFY-713
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ID: 2419 | |
CO, Drydock AFY-714
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ID: 73 | |
Staff Officer, Brahms Station Engineering Department
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ID: 2659 | |
Staff Officer, Brahms Station Strategic Operations Department
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ID: 2199 | |
AFY Board Member
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ID: 2208 | |
Major Facility Commander
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ID: 2223 | |
Decommissioning Team Member
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ID: 2468 | |
Decommissioning Team Member, AFY-713
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ID: 2063 | |
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Station Department Staff Officer
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Science, Engineering, or Medical Team Leader
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Minor Facility Commander
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Science, Engineering, or Medical Project Leader
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Major Facility Commander
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AFY Board Member
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Science, Engineering, or Medical Institute Leader
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24 April 2024
Mara’s steps faltered as she navigated the corridor toward Drydock AFY-713. The tension in her stomach twisted and turned like a relentless storm brewing within her. Each footfall felt heavier, laden with the weight of her apprehension. She couldn’t escape the fluttery feeling that had plagued [...]
16 March 2024
Her eyelids fluttered shut, enveloping Mara in darkness as she surrendered to the subtle vibrations coursing through the ship’s frame. The thrum of the engines reverberated within her, a rhythmic pulse that seemed to synchronize with the beating of her heart. With each vibration, she felt a sense [...]
10 March 2024
Personal Log, Stardate 240104.25. The fleet yard like the rest of Starfleet has recovered mush quicker than i expeted. I however have not had the chance to process what happened that day but we must move forward and I must focus on the work that I’ve been assigned. My hope is that I never [...]
13 February 2024
“You’re not a failure.” Harold Carlson was on the communications screen; his son Bernard was in the communications room seat. The transport was making its way to the Avalon Fleet Yards, and Bernard Carlson III was its last passenger at the final stop. “You read my letters,” Bernard [...]