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| D7C/DWC KBF Sea Witch
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A prominent member of the Klingon fleet, Captain SkullnBonez rose through
the ranks of the Klingon military in traditional fashion, through challenges to
superiors. Although he himself has been challenged many times by his own
underlings, the bridge of his ship is often graced by the presence of an officer with
some new scar or permanent injury inflicted upon them during combat with their
commander.
With a passion for combat that is as unquenchable as a thirsty man in a desert,
little is known of the life of SkullnBonez before he rose to prominence. On his
famous first campaign, an expedition resulted in the capture of 7 fully intact,
although badly damaged Federation starships, varying in size from patrol ships to
heavy cruisers. Klingon news bulletins were filled with pictures of SkullnBonez’s
command at the time, the IKV Sto’Vo’Kor towing the war prizes into a Klingon
starbase. It is said that these actions taught Klingon scientists more than over a
decade of attempts at spying on the Federation. Later the captured USS Carolina,
was used in a trap to lure other Federation starships to their doom. However the
USS Enterprise did not respond to the distress call. In more recent times, Captain
SkullnBonez has not been seen. It is rumored that he is working on a devious new
project, known only as Canada West 6. The intelligence agencies of all the other
races are in overdrive attempting to find out more details on the project.
Note: It appears that SkullnBonez is also a focal point for the very existence of the
Dynaverse. This is cause for concern as a least two other captains also appear
affected by this.
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Fiercely competitive, Captain SkullnBonez is a patient brooding
captain who can tear holes in any enemy ship before they have time to close.
Using the famous high turning rate of Klingon ships to his advantage, many
Federation captains have found Klingon marines beaming on board their bridges
dooming them to spending the rest of their lives in the Klingon prison mines.
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