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==== Volume 3 ==== {| border="2" class="wikitable" width="100%" |- ! Icon !! Name !! Description || Points |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 1 || The loss of agricultural planets claimed by the Imperial Romulan State threatened Romulus with severe food shortages. Romulus' power plants and factories could not increase output without the heavy metals and dilithium that once flowed from Remus.<br/><br/>To avert the looming civil crisis, Praetor Tal'aura reluctantly accepted food shipments from the Federation. But she refused the Federation's offer to facilitate negotiations between her and Empress Donatra, saying that the dispute was an internal Romulan matter.<br/><br/>Tal'aura charged her proconsul, Fleet Commander Tomalak, with retaking the planets held by Donatra. Tomalak appointed Admiral Taris as his second in command and ordered her to re-organize and mobilize Romulus' remaining military forces.|| 5 |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 2 || Seeking to stabilize the homeworld, Tal'aura agreed to reform the Romulan Senate. A reorganization commission selected by Tal'aura voted to allow her to appoint senators directly rather than holding elections, and she packed the Senate with her supporters.<br/><br/>Leaders of the Romulan-Vulcan Unification movement petitioned Tal'aura for representation in the Senate for themselves and the Remans, but Tal'aura declined to respond to their request.<br/><br/>The makeup of the Romulan Senate angered Romulan nobles, who dominated the Senate prior to Shinzon's takeover but held only a handful of seats after the reorganization. Representatives of several of the noble lines argued that for centuries the Romulan Senate has been a partner with the praetor in governing the empire, something that a weakened body beholden to Tal'aura could not be.<br/><br/>The Line of Tellus denounced Tal'aura and withdrew its members from government service. || 5 |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 3 || The Klingon Empire took advantage of the weak position of the Romulans to stage lightning strikes into Romulan space, retaking Khitomer and the sector surrounding it. The Federation Council criticized the move, but Ambassador K'mtok responded that the empire was simply reclaiming territory that belonged to the Klingons by right. || 5 |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 4 || These are the words of Mojog, General of the Klingon Empire:<br/><br/>"It took months to convince Martok that the time was right to strike. He was concerned about the Federation, and whether this attack would challenge the alliance.<br/><br/>"It was none of their concern! We are Klingons! War is our birthright! The Romulans are our enemies!<br/><br/>"We swept across the borders in a wave of destruction, smashing their meager defenses and conquering all that we saw. Soon we reached Khitomer. The Romulans were weak and starving. They barely put up a fight. Hundreds of their soldiers fled like cowards before our warriors could even set foot on the planet.<br/><br/>"After almost forty years, the Romulans have finally paid for their sneak attack on our colony. The shades of the 4,000 Klingons killed in that massacre have their vengeance.<br/><br/>"Khitomer is ours again!"|| 5 |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 5 || Thwarted in their attempts to find a role in the Romulan government, the Unification movement, represented by Ambassador Spock, pressed its case with the Federation Council.<br/><br/>The Council took up the matter of formally supporting the Unificationists, but was heavy influenced by Councilor T'Los of Vulcan, who stated that the result of the unification of the two races could not be predetermined, which the probable course of the Romulans and Vulcans remaining separate could be reasonably predicted. Therefore, her only logical choice was to protect the Vulcan way of life by opposing unification.<br/><br/>The council did not reach a decision on whether or not to support the Unificationists, and voted to table the matter. The bill was not expected to return to the Council floor for debate again. || 5 |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 6 || A legal issue of interest to analysts in the Federation was rights for artificial life forms. On Stardate 60334.46, Admiral Owen Paris of Starfleet Research and Development ordered the mobile emitter brought back from the Delta Quadrant by the U.S.S. Voyager to be taken to Starfleet's facility on Galor IV for study.<br/><br/>The Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH) known as The Doctor filed a lawsuit to block the transfer of the mobile emitter, arguing that he was a sentient being who acted as a member of Starfleet during Voyager's time in the Delta Quadrant and that the mobile emitter was necessary to his quality of life and performance of his duties.<br/><br/>The office of the Judge Advocate General issued an injunction against the transfer of the mobile emitter until it could study the case and issue a ruling. || 5 |- | align="center" | [[File:The Path to 2409 Volume 3 icon.png|64px]] || The Path to 2409: Volume 3, Chapter 7 || The Bajorans and their allies continued to press for the Cardassians to surrender members of its government and military to stand trial for war crimes. But over the course of four months, 472 Cardassians wanted by the Bajorans disappeared from Cardassia Prime.<br/><br/>The Cardassian government reported it was attempting to determine the whereabouts of its citizens, but little progress was made. The Bajorans responded by accusing the Cardassian government of willingly assisting fugitives.<br/><br/>[[Ro Laren]] completed her time in Federation custody and returned to Bajor. She accepted a commission in the Bajoran militia and was appointed head of security for Deep Space Nine. || 5 |}
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