The First Chancellor returns to the Klingon Empire in Star Trek Online

In 2411, the Klingon Empire was in ruins. Chancellor J’mpok, who has gone mad with power, has declared himself emperor and triggered a rupture in the great houses that could mean the end of the great empire. With nowhere else to turn, they travel to the Klingon sacred planet Boreth to raise the one warrior who can unite the empire under her leadership. The Empire’s first chancellor, L’Rell.

Star Trek Online, The free online role-playing game has always lived between the Star Trek series. Now that three new Star Trek shows are airing and more are to follow, we are in an amazing position to bridge different eras and different storytellers. Probably the biggest example of this is the House Reborn update, which just launched on Xbox One (and playable on Xbox Series X). After a year of building, the history of the Klingon Empire will take an exciting turn as we bring Klingons past and present together.

Boreth, the sacred world of the Klingons, has appeared in two Star Trek series. In “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” it was shown as a dark, cavernous place where Worf traveled to get a vision of Kahless, the greatest Klingon. In “Star Trek: Discovery” it was a sprawling, medieval place full of light. The reason the planet seems so different on two different shows is obvious – television and its ability to take us to distant worlds have come a long way since we last saw the planet. But Star Trek Online

is in a unique position to fill this void. Our artists have created a boreth that remains true to both eras. And our writers have created a story that connects them all.

There are over 40 Star Trek actors in Star Trek Onlineand repeat their roles from the TV show. House Reborn brings together most of the Klingons from most eras of all time. JG Hertzler returns as Martok, possibly the greatest Klingon general who ever lived. Robert O’Reilly appears as the original STO Character Aakar and Gowron, the treacherous Klingon who appeared in both “The Next Generation” and “Deep Space Nine”. And two newcomers join us. Mary Chieffo is L’Rell, the Klingon matriarch who brought the Empire together in Discovery. Her son and the main monk of Boreth in this series was Tenavik, played by Kenneth Mitchell. Ken was unable to record Tenavik’s return but he was able to coach his hand-picked substitute Sam Witwer. Maybe you have Sam’s voice, “Kenobi!” Hear screaming. once in the middle of the desert.

Never played an honorable warrior from the Klingon Empire? Now is the absolute best time to try it out. The entire Klingon launch experience has been redone. Take command of your own ship by killing a traitorous captain in honorable combat. Discover a conspiracy that threatens the entire empire and travel to Grethor, the Klingon hell, to slay a god or three. You will find yourself shouting “Qapla”! in no time. In fact, a Klingon recruiting event is happening right now, which means your new Klingon will receive special rewards as a mysterious benefactor directs you to destroy the Empire’s secret enemies.

And one more thing – this release marks the 11th anniversary of Star Trek Online. We are very grateful to everyone who has played with us over the years, and we have something special for you. Attend the anniversary event to unlock the Temer Class Raider, a brand new starship, the first to be built together by Klingons and Romulans. It’s a beautiful and terribly powerful ship that can be yours for absolutely free.

So sharpen your bat’leth, prepare your war songs and get ready to take the final frontier. I’ll see you there, captains.