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{{Citation|Khan Award|239607.01|USS Atlantis|The Khan Award is a general award and is awarded to a simmer who thoughtfully develops a three-dimensional villain over the course of a mission or more.}} | |||
{{Citation|TOSMA|239607.01|USS Atlantis|The Order of Starfleet Merit and Achievement First Class (TOSMA) is a general award given to members who show great dedication in their behavior, and simming abilities. A candidate for TOSMA I regularly contributes good, solid ideas to the plot and character development. They also take the time to edit and proof-read their sims to ensure quality in their writing.}} | |||
{{Citation|Lwaxana Troi Medallion|239606.30|USS Atlantis|This award is given to a member who takes on a unique and non-traditional role outside of the normal Starfleet positions, while creating a colorful and engaging character such as, but not limited to: diplomat, civilian or mission specialist.}} | |||
{{Citation|Sheathed Sword|239506.26|USS Atlantis|The Sheathed Sword is a general award and is presented to those to decide to inflict mental and/or physical trauma on their character, and then dive into the resulting emotions and choices in a realistic manner. The name comes from a line in a Robert Jordan book where a warrior must be prepared to 'sheath the sword' in his own body, i.e. take a grievous wound to achieve one's goal (in this case, more realistic simming) as opposed to an actual goal of the character.}} | {{Citation|Sheathed Sword|239506.26|USS Atlantis|The Sheathed Sword is a general award and is presented to those to decide to inflict mental and/or physical trauma on their character, and then dive into the resulting emotions and choices in a realistic manner. The name comes from a line in a Robert Jordan book where a warrior must be prepared to 'sheath the sword' in his own body, i.e. take a grievous wound to achieve one's goal (in this case, more realistic simming) as opposed to an actual goal of the character.}} | ||
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