Acmarans - Revision history

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	A patrol from {{TOS\|Blue Squadron\|Blue Squadron}} encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').		A patrol from {{TOS\|Blue Squadron\|Blue Squadron}} encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').

	The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] {{TOS\|Cylons\|Cylon}} called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').		The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god," an [[IL-series]] {{TOS\|Cylons\|Cylon}} called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').

	This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').		This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ])\ $\T\O\S$\|([A-Za-z0-9_, ])\]\]" to "{{TOS|$1|$2}}"

2020-09-12T22:51:05Z

Text replacement - "\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ]*)\ $\T\O\S$\|([A-Za-z0-9_, ]*)\]\]" to "{{TOS|$1|$2}}"

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	'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.		'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.

	A patrol from [[Blue Squadron ~~(TOS)~~\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').		A patrol from {{TOS\|Blue Squadron\|Blue Squadron}} encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').

	The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] [[Cylons ~~(TOS)~~\|Cylon]] called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').		The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] {{TOS\|Cylons\|Cylon}} called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').

	This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').		This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').
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	However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.		However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.

	The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's [[basestar ~~(TOS)~~\|basestar]] ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').		The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's {{TOS\|basestar\|basestar}} ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "{{TOS}}" to ""

2020-04-28T16:48:20Z

Text replacement - "{{TOS}}" to ""

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	[[Category: A to Z]] [[Category:Comics]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Realm Press Comics]] [[Category: Species]] [[Category: TOS]]		[[Category: A to Z]] [[Category:Comics]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Realm Press Comics]] [[Category: Species]] [[Category: TOS]]
	~~{{TOS}}~~

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: actually, those should be in italics, since they are books...

2010-07-22T15:09:50Z

actually, those should be in italics, since they are books...

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	'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.		'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.

	A patrol from [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]").		A patrol from [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').

	The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]").		The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').

	This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]").		This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]'').

	However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.		However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.

	The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]").		The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] ([[TOS]]: ''[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]'').

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: cite updates

2010-07-22T15:08:55Z

cite updates

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	'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.		'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.

	A patrol from [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]).		A patrol from [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]").

	The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]).		The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]").

	This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]).		This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]").

	However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.		However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.

	The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]).		The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] ([[TOS]]: "[[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]").

	== See also ==		== See also ==

OTW at 14:47, 23 September 2007

2007-09-23T14:47:00Z

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	[[Category: A to Z]] [[Category:Comics]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Realm Press Comics]] [[Category: Species]] [[Category: TOS]]		[[Category: A to Z]] [[Category:Comics]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Realm Press Comics]] [[Category: Species]] [[Category: TOS]]
			{{TOS}}

OTW: it's TOS surely?

2007-09-23T14:46:32Z

it's TOS surely?

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	{{separate continuity\|universe=~~RDM~~\|cont=Realm Press}}		{{separate continuity\|universe=TOS\|cont=Realm Press}}

	'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.		'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: sep con update

2007-07-05T23:23:20Z

sep con update

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	{{separate continuity\|~~tos~~=y}}		{{separate continuity\|universe=RDM\|cont=Realm Press}}

	'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.		'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.

Spencerian at 17:09, 29 May 2007

2007-05-29T17:09:06Z

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	* [[Taron]]		* [[Taron]]

	[[Category: A to Z]] [[Category:Comics]] [[Category:Realm Press Comics]] [[Category: Species]] [[Category: TOS]]		[[Category: A to Z]] [[Category:Comics]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Realm Press Comics]] [[Category: Species]] [[Category: TOS]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Updated.

2007-04-30T23:54:29Z

Updated.

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	{{separate continuity\|tos=y}}		{{separate continuity\|tos=y}}

	'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.		'''Acmarans''' are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin.

	A patrol from [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]].		A patrol from [[Blue Squadron (TOS)\|Blue Squadron]] encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called [[Salis]] on their native world ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]).

	The Acmarans ~~believe in~~ a ~~deity~~ called [[Volahd]], ~~who has brought them peace~~. This peace is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as evil is ~~given an immediate~~ death ~~sentence~~ ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]).		The Acmarans were, according to [[Averna]], once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before [[Taron]] came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god", an [[IL-series]] [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] called [[Volahd]]. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "[[new life]]" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by [[cyranite]], is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]).

			This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 1]]).

			However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, [[Averna]], manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.

			The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's [[basestar (TOS)\|basestar]] ([[The Law of Volahd, Part 2]]).

	== See also ==		== See also ==