Eos Station

Watchtower-class • DS-108 • Eos Frontier Squadron • Task Force 93

 

“The only way to do great work is to love what you do.”
~ Steve Jobs

 

Commissioned in 2293, just before the Khitomer Accords were signed, Eos Station was a cutting-edge Watchtower-class outpost along the Romulan Neutral Zone. Its mission: to protect borders and gather intelligence while keeping a close watch on our Romulan neighbors.

But in 2311, the Tomed Incident pushed the Romulan Star Empire into a long period of isolation. As the galaxy’s political landscape shifted, so did the Federation’s priorities. What was once a critical stronghold became an overequipped, overlooked outpost on a border that seemed irrelevant. Over the decades, Eos Station fell into disrepair, its former glory fading as it was sidelined. Then came the year 2400, a year that would reignite Eos Station. The collapse of the Romulan Star Empire and the ensuing civil war shattered, thrusting Eos Station back into the spotlight.

Reactivated and modernized, Eos now stands as a defense against the chaos across the border. Positioned opposite the Romulan Free State, it serves as a warning to the fractured Romulan people. With T’Met and Freecloud as your neighbors, what could possibly go wrong?

RPG Rating 2 2 2

The stories and content for Eos Squadron are rated 222 on the RPG Ratings Scale.
Swearing, violence, and mild sexual content may be present.
It is intended for all audiences ages 16+.

Eos Frontier Squadron

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“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”
~Ralph Waldo Emerson

Operating from Eos Station (DS108), a revitalized Watchtower-Class starbase, the Eos Frontier Squadron serves as Starfleet’s presence in the rugged and politically unstable Alpha Doradus system. Situated near volatile regions such as Freecloud and the T’Met sector, the squadron contends with Romulan factions, opportunistic pirates, and thriving smuggling operations. However, a new threat has emerged—the Phoenix Consortium. Though their former leader, Ambrose Nichols, has been eliminated, the organization remains a major force in the region, using their vast network of mercenaries, smugglers, and former Starfleet defectors to challenge Federation authority.

Composed of aging, battle-tested vessels with storied pasts, the squadron embodies Starfleet’s resilience and resourcefulness. Led by Fleet Captain Elena Mitchell, the Eos Frontier Squadron proves that even Starfleet’s forgotten relics can rise to meet the galaxy’s greatest challenges.

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14 December 2024

Starlight and Shadows

The Silhouette Conspiracy

Eos Station and USS Yeager

The Promenade was busy, and it was nice. Elena could easily blend in with the traffic as she walked through the shopping center. Above her, a soft glow of the stars streamed down through the overhead windows, Elena stopped and looked out through the viewport. She sat down on a nearby bench. Sipping [...]

30 November 2024

A New Dawn

The Silhouette Conspiracy

Eos Station and USS Yeager

Elena stood at her desk, staring at the PADD. The USS Yeager, Saber-class, sat docked at the station awaiting crew. Her arrival felt lucky, a bit of opportunity among the challenges that had defined the past few weeks. She tapped her communicator. “Commander Harris, report to my Ready Room,” [...]

29 November 2024

The Price of Truth

The Silhouette Conspiracy

Eos Station and USS Yeager

AJ sat in the corner of the observation lounge, his uniform still on from the latest duty shift. His eyes staring at the large view screen as it displayed a peaceful image of the stars outside Eos Station. Yet, in his mind, the images were anything but calm. Nichols was still out there. AJ [...]

29 November 2024

A Bitter Resolution

The Silhouette Conspiracy

Eos Station and USS Yeager

AJ sat in the dark lounge somewhere in the Promenade. His eyes darted back and forth across the decrypted data on his PADD. The lounge was quiet, almost empty.  The only noise was the low buzz of lights and the occasional murmur from nearby employees. He’d been at this for hours, looking over [...]