The Excalbians are a rock-like non-humanoid race with considerably immense powers of matter-energy manipulation. Whether these powers are natural or artificial in nature remains unknown.
Their civilization found the humanoid concept of "good" and "evil" alien and intriguing and wished to test the concepts through staged battle, with humanoids as unwilling participants. In the 23rd century, crew members of the U.S.S. Enterprise were forced to participate in one such spectacle. The forces of good emerged victorious, however the Excalbians were still uncertain whether good or evil was superior.
Finally in the year 2411 they decided to conduct another test between good and evil to reach a final, decisive ruling in the matter. After their own experiment turned on them they asked the forces of good to help save them from their own creations. Once again good was victorious and the Excalbians finally ruled in its favor. They then decided to reach out to other civilizations in the galaxy in the pursuit of peace now that they had dedicated themselves to the virtues of good rather than the vices of evil.
Biology[]
The Excalbians appear as solid rock, sometimes showing as a single boulder but able to form a roughly humanoid appearance with a head, legs and foreclaws.
Technology[]
Excalbians had the ability to generate huge simulated environments complete with individuals resembling historical figures. The simulacrums truly acted and believed they were who they appeared to be and appeared to share the same knowledge and abilities.
NPCs[]
Missions involved[]
- “The Measure of Morality (Part 1)”: The Excalbians, dissatisfied with the result of their trial in the 23rd century, have been debating the concept of good and evil these past 150 years. They determine a new trial is in order and summon the player and Seven of Nine to participate.
- “The Measure of Morality (Part 2)”: The Excalbian simulacrum has taken on a life of its own as a Borg-Control simulacrum hijacks the test. Yet, the Excalbians wish to persist in the trial. When they finally realize they had completely lost control they ask for help to stop the Borg Queen Seven of Nine from assimilating their people, their world, and their powers. When the threat ends they finally rule in favor of good and begin to establish relations with other worlds with the simulacrum of Abraham Lincoln serving as their ambassador.
External links[]
- Excalbian at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.
- Excalbian at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek Wiki.
Factions by Quadrant
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α | Breen Confederacy • Cardassian Union • Deferi • Drantzuli • Federation (Starfleet) • Ferengi Alliance • Kentari Union • Lukari Concordium • Na'kuhl • Tholian Assembly • True Way Alliance • Tzenkethi Coalition |
β | Federation (Starfleet • DSC Starfleet • TOS Starfleet) • Gorn Hegemony • Iconian • Klingon Empire (Klingon Defense Force) • Klingon Empire Rebels • Klingons (2256) • Nausicaan • Orion Syndicate • Romulan Republic • Romulan Star Empire • Reman Resistance • Son'a • Vulcan |
γ | Dominion • Fek'Ihri Horde • Hur'q |
Δ | Automated Personnel Unit • Benthan • Borg Collective • The Cooperative • Bluegill • Hazari • Hierarchy • Hirogen • Kazon • Kobali • Krenim • Malon • Ocampa • Octanti • Talaxian • Turei • Tuterian • Vaadwaur Supremacy • Voth |
Others | Borg Kingdom • Coalition • Creatures • Devidian • Elachi • Terran Empire • Undine (Species 8472) • Vorgon |