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'''Alexander, son of [[Worf]]''' (also known as '''K'mtar''') was a [[Klingon]]/[[Human]] hybrid working as a diplomat on [[Qo'noS]]. Born in {{mAlpha|2366}}, he also was the half-brother of [[K'Dhan]] as well as the step brother of [[Koren]]. |
'''Alexander, son of [[Worf]]''' (also known as '''K'mtar''') was a [[Klingon]]/[[Human]] hybrid working as a diplomat on [[Qo'noS]]. Born in {{mAlpha|2366}}, he also was the half-brother of [[K'Dhan]] as well as the step brother of [[Koren]]. |
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Sometime after [[24th Century|2375]], Alexander marries [[B'Enn]] and fathers a son, [[D'Vak]]. |
Sometime after [[24th Century|2375]], Alexander marries [[B'Enn]] and fathers a son, [[D'Vak]]. |
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By [[2394]], B'Enn had left Alexander and he had resigned his position as a diplomat for the Federation. Sending his son D'Vak to stay with Worf and his family, Alexander subsequently left [[Qo'noS]] for [[Boreth]] in order to undergo the Challenge of Spirit. |
By [[2394]], B'Enn had left Alexander and he had resigned his position as a diplomat for the Federation. Sending his son D'Vak to stay with Worf and his family, Alexander subsequently left [[Qo'noS]] for [[Boreth]] in order to undergo the Challenge of Spirit. |
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| − | In [[2396]], Alexander returned to [[Earth]] with his son D'Vak. He took a post teaching political science at |
+ | In [[2396]], Alexander returned to [[Earth]] with his son D'Vak. He took a post teaching political science at the Saint Petersburg State University and told friends that he was considering writing a book about his experiences on Boreth. He had no plans to return to the Klingon Empire. |
By [[2409]] he is a diplomat and, despite his former plans, dedicated to uniting the [[Great House]]s of the Klingon Empire. Alexander's son, [[D'Vak]] is head of [[Task Force Omega]]. |
By [[2409]] he is a diplomat and, despite his former plans, dedicated to uniting the [[Great House]]s of the Klingon Empire. Alexander's son, [[D'Vak]] is head of [[Task Force Omega]]. |
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==Missions involved== |
==Missions involved== |
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| − | * {{mission|Manhunt}}: The [[player]] encounters K'mtar on [[Rura Penthe]] |
+ | * {{mission|Manhunt||KDF}}: The [[player]] encounters K'mtar on [[Rura Penthe]]. After he learned of a conspiracy against the [[House of Martok]], K'mtar was imprisoned there and held by Warden [[K'ratak]] under false charges. He escapes with the help of the player and an [[Franklin Drake|unexpected ally]]. |
| − | * {{mission|Friend or Foe}}: After [[Worf]] refused to participate in their mission, K'mtar and the player follow a hint given by [[Franklin Drake]]. In the [[Vor System]] they investigate a Klingon space station administered by the [[Yridian]]s and find out they were selling weapons and technology to the [[Tal Shiar]]. |
+ | * {{mission|Friend or Foe||KDF}}: After [[Worf]] refused to participate in their mission, K'mtar and the player follow a hint given by [[Franklin Drake]]. In the [[Vor System]] they investigate a Klingon space station administered by the [[Yridian]]s and find out they were selling weapons and technology to the [[Tal Shiar]]. |
| − | * {{mission|Bringing Down the House}}: After the Lady [[Sirella]] of the [[House of Martok]] requests the player's help in protecting her grandson [[M'ven]], K'mtar accompanies the player in an investigation in the [[Ketha Lowlands]], where they expose a [[Tarsen|Tal Shiar agent]]. Having been hired by the [[House of Torg]], the agent escapes to [[Forcas III]] where he manages to assassinate M'ven before being killed by the player. |
+ | * {{mission|Bringing Down the House||KDF}}: After the Lady [[Sirella]] of the [[House of Martok]] requests the player's help in protecting her grandson [[M'ven]], K'mtar accompanies the player in an investigation in the [[Ketha Lowlands]], where they expose a [[Tarsen|Tal Shiar agent]]. Having been hired by the [[House of Torg]], the agent escapes to [[Forcas III]] where he manages to assassinate M'ven before being killed by the player. |
| − | * {{mission|The House Always Wins}}: Alexander, having revealed his true identity as Worf's son, participates in the attack on the House of Torg in the [[Gorath System]]. During the subsequent discommendation of [[Torg]] and the dissolution of the House of Torg in the Great Hall of the First City, K'mtar gets |
+ | * {{mission|The House Always Wins||KDF}}: Alexander, having revealed his true identity as Worf's son, participates in the attack on the House of Torg in the [[Gorath System]]. During the subsequent discommendation of [[Torg]] and the dissolution of the House of Torg in the Great Hall of the First City, K'mtar gets shot by Torg's disruptor pistol and dies in the arms of his father. |
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| + | [[File:K'mtar old.png|200px|thumb|Alexander prior to Season 20]] |
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| − | *Marc Biagi also voiced [[Temek]]. |
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*During {{mission|Treasure Trading Station}}, [[Marta]] will reveal details of Alexander's demise to Federation players. |
*During {{mission|Treasure Trading Station}}, [[Marta]] will reveal details of Alexander's demise to Federation players. |
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| + | *Alexander being stabbed and dying in his father's arms in the High Council chamber is a nod to the ''Next Generation'' episode "{{MAlpha|Firstborn}}". Here, "K'mtar" aka Alexander from the future of an alternate timeline reports of almost the opposite event, i.e., that he will have to witness Worf being killed on the floor of the High Council in [[2410]]. |
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| + | * Alexander's death was the first on-screen death of a [[List of canon characters|canon character]] in ''[[Star Trek Online]]'' and remains one of the very few along with those of [[Ajur]], [[Boratus]], [[Dukan'Rex]], [[Gaul]], [[Golin Shel-la]], [[Kahless]] and [[Taris]]. |
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| + | *Alexander's model was revamped with [[Season Twenty: House Divided]] as part of the [[Year of Klingon]] updates. |
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Latest revision as of 04:56, 17 February 2023
Alexander Rozhenko
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Ambassador
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Alexander, son of Worf (also known as K'mtar) was a Klingon/Human hybrid working as a diplomat on Qo'noS. Born in 2366, he also was the half-brother of K'Dhan as well as the step brother of Koren.
History[ | ]
After the death of his mother K'Ehleyr, Alexander was raised on Earth by Worf's human foster parents, the Rozhenkos, and later by Worf himself on the U.S.S. Enterprise-D.
In 2374 and 2375, Alexander participated in the Dominion War; first as Bekk on the I.K.S. Rotarran under the command of General Martok, and later as weapons officer of the IKS Ya'Vang.
Sometime after 2375, Alexander marries B'Enn and fathers a son, D'Vak.
In 2392, Alexander leads a Federation diplomatic team alongside President Aennik Okeg to a conference with the Klingon Empire and the Gorn Hegemony on Cestus III. Initially hoping for a successful cease fire agreement between the Klingons and the Gorn, the talks collapse without any results.
By 2394, B'Enn had left Alexander and he had resigned his position as a diplomat for the Federation. Sending his son D'Vak to stay with Worf and his family, Alexander subsequently left Qo'noS for Boreth in order to undergo the Challenge of Spirit.
In 2396, Alexander returned to Earth with his son D'Vak. He took a post teaching political science at the Saint Petersburg State University and told friends that he was considering writing a book about his experiences on Boreth. He had no plans to return to the Klingon Empire.
By 2409 he is a diplomat and, despite his former plans, dedicated to uniting the Great Houses of the Klingon Empire. Alexander's son, D'Vak is head of Task Force Omega.
Missions involved[ | ]
“Manhunt”: The player encounters K'mtar on Rura Penthe. After he learned of a conspiracy against the House of Martok, K'mtar was imprisoned there and held by Warden K'ratak under false charges. He escapes with the help of the player and an unexpected ally.- “Friend or Foe”: After Worf refused to participate in their mission, K'mtar and the player follow a hint given by Franklin Drake. In the Vor System they investigate a Klingon space station administered by the Yridians and find out they were selling weapons and technology to the Tal Shiar.
- “Bringing Down the House”: After the Lady Sirella of the House of Martok requests the player's help in protecting her grandson M'ven, K'mtar accompanies the player in an investigation in the Ketha Lowlands, where they expose a Tal Shiar agent. Having been hired by the House of Torg, the agent escapes to Forcas III where he manages to assassinate M'ven before being killed by the player.
- “The House Always Wins”: Alexander, having revealed his true identity as Worf's son, participates in the attack on the House of Torg in the Gorath System. During the subsequent discommendation of Torg and the dissolution of the House of Torg in the Great Hall of the First City, K'mtar gets shot by Torg's disruptor pistol and dies in the arms of his father.
Notes[ | ]
Alexander prior to Season 20
- During “Treasure Trading Station”, Marta will reveal details of Alexander's demise to Federation players.
- Alexander being stabbed and dying in his father's arms in the High Council chamber is a nod to the Next Generation episode "Firstborn". Here, "K'mtar" aka Alexander from the future of an alternate timeline reports of almost the opposite event, i.e., that he will have to witness Worf being killed on the floor of the High Council in 2410.
- Alexander's death was the first on-screen death of a canon character in Star Trek Online and remains one of the very few along with those of Ajur, Boratus, Dukan'Rex, Gaul, Golin Shel-la, Kahless and Taris.
- Alexander's model was revamped with Season Twenty: House Divided as part of the Year of Klingon updates.
External links[ | ]
- Alexander Rozhenko at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.
- K'mtar at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.
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| Ground Forces | War Targ • Bekk • Warrior • Officer • Munitions Officer • Targ Handler • Swordmaster • Dahar Master | |
| Starships | To'Duj Fighter • Bird-of-Prey (Prime Timeline) • Bird-of-Prey (Kelvin Timeline) • Raptor Escort • Klingon Battle Cruiser • Negh'Var Warship • Vo'Quv Dreadnought • Bortasqu' Dreadnought Battlecruiser | |
| NPCs | B'vat • Galera • J'mpok • Ja'rod • Jurlek • K'Gan • K'men • K'Valk • Kagran • Kahless • Koren • Martok • Nin'Yan • Rodek • Alexander Rozhenko • Sirella • Temek • Torg • Worf | |
| NPC starships | I.K.S. Batlh • I.K.S. Bortasqu' • I.K.S. Chot • I.K.S. Kal'Ruq • I.K.S. Kang • I.K.S. Kor • I.K.S. Kri’stak • I.K.S. Lukara • I.K.V. Quv • I.K.S. Seg'pa • I.K.S. Rotarran • I.K.S. Targ (B'rel class) • I.K.S. Targ (Klothos class) • I.K.S. Worvig | |
