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 |POST = Stellar Cartographer
 |COLOR = Gold
-|SPECIES = Vulcan
+|SPECIES = [[Vulcan]]
 |GENDER = Male
 |BIRTHMONTH = 28
 |BIRTHDATE = 09
 |BIRTHYEAR = 2341
-|BIRTHPLACE = ShirKahr, Vulcan
+|BIRTHPLACE = [[ShirKahr]], [[Vulcan_(planet)/Provinces_of_Na%27nam|Na'nam]], [[Vulcan_(planet)|Vulcan]]
 |IMAGE = Solak.png
 |EXTRA =
 }}
-'''Solak''' is a [[Vulcan]] Stellar Cartographer aboard the [[USS Veritas]].
+'''Solak''' is a [[Vulcan]] Stellar Cartographer, currently service aboard the [[USS Veritas]].
+==Stats==
+* '''Height''': 183cm
+* '''Weight''': 89 kg
+* '''Hair''': Brown
+* '''Eyes''': Brown
+* '''[[T/E Rating]]''': T5
+==Early Life==
+Solak was born and raised in ShirKahr on Vulcan.  Even as a child, Solak was interested in the very essence of existence, so much so that he spent his youth at the Vulcan Science Academy, studying philosophy.  His studies led him to becoming interested in the science of prediction, and soon after he discovered an interest in science in general.
+Unlike other young Vulcan children, Solak did not experience much in the way of emotions.  Acquaintances of Solak's family often mused that his personality was akin to achieving [[Kolinahr]] at birth.
+==Joining Starfleet==
+He eventually became interested in exploration – and to him, Starfleet became a logical career path to apply his lifetime of studies in a practical environment.
-==Bio==
-Solak was born and raised in ShirKahr on Vulcan.  Even as a child, Solak was interested in the very essence of existence, so much so that he spent his youth at the Vulcan Science Academy, studying philosophy.  His studies led him to becoming interested in the science of prediction, and soon after he discovered an interest in science in general.  He eventually became interested in exploration – and to him, Starfleet became a logical career path to apply his lifetime of studies in a practical environment.
 Even by Vulcan standards, Solak can be considered too “icy” by his colleagues – especially in stressful situations.