When did Bajoran fighters go from being in lots of small resistance cells to getting official ranks in an organised militia that covers all of Bajor? I've always assumed it was a quick transition that happened as soon as the Cardassians withdrew, right? How do you think they decided what rank militia members get? I wonder if there was some objective way of deciding who gets what rank (maybe there was some sort of seniority scale in resistance cells that could sort of translate) or if it was more based on like job application referee reports from other resistance fighters?
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Creatures of the Bajoran countryside featured in Rainmongerers. (ao3 link). Descriptions under cut.
Despite its name and appearance, the Long Crane is actually closer to a mammal, as it gives live birth and breastfeeds its young. These animals, reaching in their adult sizes up to 1.20 meter are often described in Bajoran folklore as tricksters and friendly spirits -- unless wronged. A displeased long crane was told to be able to pull fowl and children underwater to drown them, set fire to wooden houses by stealing burning branches from settlements, and even claw people's eyes out. On the other hand, having a friendly long crane was said to bring prosperity and the Prophets' good will.
2. A juvenile long crane is fat, helpless and often left alone for hours. This would make them a perfect food source. However, cultural taboo forbids Bajorans from killing baby long cranes, even in times of hunger, as harming one of them was the sure way to make an adult long crane angry. Oddly enough, Cardassians stationed in areas populated by long cranes abstained from killing juveniles as well, perhaps because of their uncanny similarity to a juvenile Cardassian, both in appearance and tone of voice.
3. The desire to breed these fish for meat has led the Cardassians to flood almost the entire Litar region with water. The farming operation was quickly abandoned, but the fish have adapted very well, quickly destroying most of the native ecosystem.
4. The igj'ira grain is home to many small wasps and beetles, who nest inside of its heads. Instead of repelling them with pesticides, Bajorans harvest the heads of grain with the insects still inside them, and process them into flour. As a result, Bajoran "bread", vasu zhian, has a very high protein content and is not suitable for vegetarians.
5. One of the species of mosquito inhabiting the Litar region. Also commonly eaten.
6. A swamp frog. It has nothing to hide.
7. . One of the only native species of fish still surviving in the areas affected by Cardassian climate engineering. Named somehow inaccurately, as its one "eye", located in the same entrance as its mouth, is actually a multi-sensory organ, the exact workings of which are still not known.
i kinda forgot my bajoran redesigns were supposed to have horns?? i didn't add them in my final sketches. oopsie
just so you know they're mostly based off deer with very funky eye ducts and fangs like muntjac deer. the horns are also like in the pictures above, they have a section covered in skin and fuzz. it's not a clean or elegant horn like say a reindeer?
kira specially was going to have hers with something engraved.
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Oh, they are doing the weird ear thing again you know the one Sisko hates. It ties in good with the earrings. I'd like to hear more about how they distinguish that a person has a strong pah
New headcanon that the Bajorans changed their earrings after the events of DS9 as a mixture of celebrating The Emisary and 50 years of being a part of the federation/restored Bajor.
My only issue with the hybridization of species in the 32nd century is with the Bajorans and Cardassians specifically. Like even with progenitor DNA spread across the Trek Galaxy, how would a hybrid mammal/reptile work? Is the lizard part finally warm and toasty or is the mammal now constantly cold and molting its skin as it grows
