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Finally posting this, a speculation on vorta biology!
this was drawn last year for the ‘zine o’biology’ star trek spec bio zine :)
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The real mindfuck of Vorta cloning is that it’s not even like reloading a save. They only remember up to the last checkpoint. From the Vorta’s perspective, the thing that killed them is in their future, not their past.
Maybe they’re considering something, planning something, and they go to sync their brain and suddenly they’re in the cloning facility. Ok, obviously it’s time to reconsider that decision. Or maybe it was a different decision, some long chain of events they don’t have the faintest memory of? Even after they get briefed on some of the missing details, it’s hard to know for sure. Did they do something wrong? Did someone else? Was it completely unavoidable? They never have any deaths to learn from, just a growing and ominous string of births.
Anyway, I don’t think the Founders actually changed the formula between Weyoun 6 and 7. I don’t think they had to. The moment Weyoun started doubting, in the privacy of his own mind, he woke up as a clone. And like all the previous times he was born again, he immediately and reflexively flinched away from that train of thought, along with anything else he was thinking of at the time.
Was musing upon Keevan again… this time around it was enough to push me to revamp my old trek-sona!
does every vorta come pre-lubricated or is it just weyoun
They're a species genetically engineered to be dealmakers, bureaucrats, and diplomats... so...
(I'm never going to escape that drunken Star Trek sex thread, am I?)
If I was a race of goo people bent on controlling the galaxy I too would clone a race of evil little advisors to strut around gayly and be annoying
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Jeffrey Combs (all episodes) Deep Space Nine
I love when people see a Star Trek species that looks like a humanoid with half the show's budget plastered on their face in the form of silicone and paint and they say "Oh yes this is great. But what if it was an animal". So here's my Cardassian.
They move kind of like very agile bears: mostly on all-fours, but easily capable of standing on two legs. Their hair benefits from regular sand baths.
workin in a little guy.
