Azathoth

The unlabeled ship is Constellation class, for those that are curious.

Dearth means shortage. You might mean bevy.

That’s called a Biggoron sword

You can do that in inkarnate but only with the subscription. Uploading as a stamp would probably be the best way because then you could move and size like you want, plus you could tweak the opacity to trace over it more easily.

That's awesome. I think I had three Human Valkeries ascended before I had success with another combination. Your orc wizard must've been so hungry in the early game!

I also think it's fairly weak overall but there are some really great outstanding episodes. Blink of an Eye, Counterpoint, Scorpion, for some examples. And I also agree that the worst Voyagers are really very bad, but are they that much worse than other series' follies? Is Threshold worse than Code of Honor? Sacred Ground worse than Turnabout Intruder? Fair Haven worse than Profit and Lace?

Yep, I fully agree. At the tail end of Sarek's life we learn he loved Spock. He doesn't tell or show Spock ever, which would qualify him as a terrible parent by human standards but he's a Vulcan so maybe that's not how he should be judged. What Sarek also doesn't do is end his feud with Spock which I think is a perfectly good standard on which to judge a Vulcan parent. So while I love Sarek as a character he's a bad dad.

Sarek is on there. Really. Sarek. The first one. Sarek was an awful dad to at minimum three children.

This cookie feels heavy, as if there's some paper inside. There seems to be some sort of communiqué!

Aaaah, rusty and dull!

Also from before the Simpsons got their 742 Evergreen Terr address.

Thought of a little bit more:

In Best of Both Worlds 1 it's kind of unclear what the Borg plans for Earth are, actually. The Borg collective says "Your archaic cultures are authority driven. To facilitate our introduction into your societies, it has been decided that a human voice will speak for us in all communications" when they decide to capture Picard. Locutus says "Your life as it has been is over. From this time forward, you will service us." I don't know if the Borg goal was assimilating everyone at that point (or if the writers themselves had decided). From those bits it sounds like they want the resources of Earth and a slave caste of humans. When Guinan is briefing the crew she says the Borg destroyed her world and scattered her people, but there's no mention of assimilation.

By Best of Both Worlds 2 assimilation is the pretty clear goal. Locutus says that "you will become one with the Borg. You will all become one with the Borg." Maybe the process of assimilating Picard was so revolutionary that it took the collective a minute to figure out how great it could be and then it became their entire driving force.

Probably, but capturing Picard to assimilate (and even give a name to!) is already a big departure from the Borg introduced in Q Who. Their attitude also changes after reintroducing Hugh into the collective. Presumably the Borg had a mechanism for isolating and purging individuality in newly assimilated people but not for Borg temporarily cut off from the collective which was likely corrected after the Hugh incident.