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	{{Character Data		{{Character Data
			\| series=TOS
	\| title= Baltar		\| title= Baltar
	\| photo= BSG-FOTG - Baltar.png		\| photo= BSG-FOTG - Baltar.png

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	[[Category:Dynamite Comics]]		[[Category:Dynamite Comics]]
	[[Category:Comics]]		[[Category:Comics]]
	[[Category:TOS]]		{{indicator\|TOS}}[[Category:TOS]]

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	== Exile ==		== Exile ==

	Baltar is humanely exiled on a [[Baltar's planet\|habitable world]] ({{comics\|annual2014}} & {{comics\|vol3\|2}}) per the arrangement {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} made with Baltar for his assistance in the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] ~~([[TOS]]: "~~{{~~TOS~~\|The Hand of God}}").		Baltar is humanely exiled on a [[Baltar's planet\|habitable world]] ({{comics\|annual2014}} & {{comics\|vol3\|2}}) per the arrangement {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} made with Baltar for his assistance in the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] {{OS\|The Hand of God}}.

	After a half-yahren in exile, he destroys the short-range transmitter Adama provisioned him and has a period of deep introspection, revealing a hidden memory regarding his execution that leads to the question of his nature. Through means unknown, a {{alt\|Raider\|TOS}} commanded by the [[Commandant]] lands near his shipping container encampment, and from there Baltar is shocked and dragged into the ship ({{comics\|annual2014}}).		After a half-yahren in exile, he destroys the short-range transmitter Adama provisioned him and has a period of deep introspection, revealing a hidden memory regarding his execution that leads to the question of his nature. Through means unknown, a {{alt\|Raider\|TOS}} commanded by the [[Commandant]] lands near his shipping container encampment, and from there Baltar is shocked and dragged into the ship ({{comics\|annual2014}}).

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	== The Traitor Becomes Betrayed ==		== The Traitor Becomes Betrayed ==

	[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar as Cyborg.png\|thumb~~\|left~~\|Baltar undergoes a transformation without his knowledge ({{comics\|annual2014}}).]]		[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar as Cyborg.png\|thumb\|Baltar undergoes a transformation without his knowledge ({{comics\|annual2014}}).]]

	Baltar successfully orchestrates the false peace accord, resulting in the unilateral destruction of the Colonies and seizure of various assets across the galaxy, including Cygnus and Carillon.		Baltar successfully orchestrates the false peace accord, resulting in the unilateral destruction of the Colonies and seizure of various assets across the galaxy, including Cygnus and Carillon.

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	This culminates to [[Abel]]'s secret discovery a half-yahren later: the planet {{alt\|Carillon}}, on the other side of the [[Nova of Madagon]]. Baltar reveals to Abel that he intends to keep the planet for themselves, and sell off the excess tylium to the "other party": the Cylons. Abel's ethics do not permit this and Baltar kills Abel, making it look like an accident. In doing so, he enters a period of mourning, which he uses to nullify Damaris' contract and recruits the {{alt\|Ovions}} to mine the tylium.		This culminates to [[Abel]]'s secret discovery a half-yahren later: the planet {{alt\|Carillon}}, on the other side of the [[Nova of Madagon]]. Baltar reveals to Abel that he intends to keep the planet for themselves, and sell off the excess tylium to the "other party": the Cylons. Abel's ethics do not permit this and Baltar kills Abel, making it look like an accident. In doing so, he enters a period of mourning, which he uses to nullify Damaris' contract and recruits the {{alt\|Ovions}} to mine the tylium.

	To feed the Ovions, Baltar oversees the Ovions' creation of a resort and chancery, luring the outcast degenerates, such as [[~~socilator~~]]s and gamblers, there. He also prevents the Cylons from invading the operation by planting [[radiation charge]]s throughout Carillon, much like his father had tried to do on [[Cygnus]] before Baltar's betrayal.		To feed the Ovions, Baltar oversees the Ovions' creation of a resort and chancery, luring the outcast degenerates, such as [[socialator]]s and gamblers, there. He also prevents the Cylons from invading the operation by planting [[radiation charge]]s throughout Carillon, much like his father had tried to do on [[Cygnus]] before Baltar's betrayal.

	Over the course of fifteen yahren, Baltar regales himself with the greatest riches and bevy of women in his own resort on Carillon. It is there that he is reunited with [[Commandant]], from whom the Cylons extend this offer: deliver the Cylons' false peace offering to the Colonials, so as to lower their guard and be destroyed, and in return the Cylons would grant Baltar dominion over Cygnus and Picon ({{comics\|annual2014}}).		Over the course of fifteen yahren, Baltar regales himself with the greatest riches and bevy of women in his own resort on Carillon. It is there that he is reunited with [[Commandant]], from whom the Cylons extend this offer: deliver the Cylons' false peace offering to the Colonials, so as to lower their guard and be destroyed, and in return the Cylons would grant Baltar dominion over Cygnus and Picon ({{comics\|annual2014}}).

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	\| photo= BSG-FOTG - Baltar.png		\| photo= BSG-FOTG - Baltar.png
	\| caption=Baltar post-[[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] as depicted in {{comics\|vol3\|2}}.		\| caption=Baltar post-[[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] as depicted in {{comics\|vol3\|2}}.
			\| photo 2=BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar Oversees Carillon.png
			\| caption 2=Baltar oversees the development of {{alt\|Carillon}} in {{comics\|annual2014}}.
	\| seenref={{comics\|annual2014}}		\| seenref={{comics\|annual2014}}
	\| death=		\| death=

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	== The Traitor Becomes Betrayed ==		== The Traitor Becomes Betrayed ==

			[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar as Cyborg.png\|thumb\|left\|Baltar undergoes a transformation without his knowledge ({{comics\|annual2014}}).]]

	Baltar successfully orchestrates the false peace accord, resulting in the unilateral destruction of the Colonies and seizure of various assets across the galaxy, including Cygnus and Carillon.		Baltar successfully orchestrates the false peace accord, resulting in the unilateral destruction of the Colonies and seizure of various assets across the galaxy, including Cygnus and Carillon.

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	== Playing Both Sides Against the Middle ==		== Playing Both Sides Against the Middle ==

			[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar with Ladies.png\|thumb\|Baltar enjoying the company of various ladies on {{alt\|Carillon}} ({{comics\|annual2014}}).]]

	Baltar enters into politics by advocating for [[Cygnus]]' official recognition as a protectorate of Picon, which is quickly ratified by the {{alt\|Quorum of Twelve\|TOS}}. A member of the Quorum, [[Sire]] [[Damaris]], recognizes the skill of Baltar's firm at acquiring fuel sources, and thus contracts it to locate new sources in return for lucrative terms.		Baltar enters into politics by advocating for [[Cygnus]]' official recognition as a protectorate of Picon, which is quickly ratified by the {{alt\|Quorum of Twelve\|TOS}}. A member of the Quorum, [[Sire]] [[Damaris]], recognizes the skill of Baltar's firm at acquiring fuel sources, and thus contracts it to locate new sources in return for lucrative terms.

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	Baltar is humanely exiled on a [[Baltar's planet\|habitable world]] ({{comics\|annual2014}} & {{comics\|vol3\|2}}) per the arrangement {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} made with Baltar for his assistance in the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] ([[TOS]]: "{{TOS\|The Hand of God}}").		Baltar is humanely exiled on a [[Baltar's planet\|habitable world]] ({{comics\|annual2014}} & {{comics\|vol3\|2}}) per the arrangement {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} made with Baltar for his assistance in the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] ([[TOS]]: "{{TOS\|The Hand of God}}").

	After a half-yahren in exile, he destroys the short-range transmitter Adama provisioned him and has a period of deep introspection, revealing a hidden memory regarding his execution that leads to the question of his nature. Through means unknown, a {{alt\|Raider\|TOS}} ~~lands near his shipping container encampment,~~ commanded by the [[Commandant]], ~~who has~~ Baltar dragged into the ship ({{comics\|annual2014}}).		After a half-yahren in exile, he destroys the short-range transmitter Adama provisioned him and has a period of deep introspection, revealing a hidden memory regarding his execution that leads to the question of his nature. Through means unknown, a {{alt\|Raider\|TOS}} commanded by the [[Commandant]] lands near his shipping container encampment, and from there Baltar is shocked and dragged into the ship ({{comics\|annual2014}}).

	Later, Baltar finds himself transported from that isolated world and set upon [[Iblis' planet\|another world]] in a separate realm outside of the known universe, the de facto leader of a congregation of other survivors who arrived there via a [[black hole]]. Unbeknownst to him, this was {{alt\|Iblis}} doing, merely as more bait for the trap he laid for the [[Seraph]]s ({{comics\|vol3\|2}}, {{comics\|vol3\|4\|short=y}}).		Later<ref>It is logical to presume that Baltar is "reprogrammed" and then re-deposited upon the world in question, to later be "saved" by {{alt\|Iblis}} in {{comics\|vol3}}.</ref>, Baltar finds himself transported from that isolated world and set upon [[Iblis' planet\|another world]] in a separate realm outside of the known universe, the de facto leader of a congregation of other survivors who arrived there via a [[black hole]]. Unbeknownst to him, this was {{alt\|Iblis}} doing, merely as more bait for the trap he laid for the [[Seraph]]s ({{comics\|vol3\|2}}, {{comics\|vol3\|4\|short=y}}).

	Following a battle that destroyed a {{alt\|Ship of Lights}}—tearing a hole back into the regular universe—Baltar and {{alt\|Lucifer}} find themselves side-by-side again, representatives of the {{alt\|Cylon Empire}} in a new peace brokered by the Seraphs between the remaining humans and the Cylons ({{comics\|vol3\|5}}).		Following a battle that destroyed a {{alt\|Ship of Lights}}—tearing a hole back into the regular universe—Baltar and {{alt\|Lucifer}} find themselves side-by-side again, representatives of the {{alt\|Cylon Empire}} in a new peace brokered by the Seraphs between the remaining humans and the Cylons ({{comics\|vol3\|5}}).

			== References ==

			{{reflist}}

	{{Characters (Comics)\|series=TOS}}		{{Characters (Comics)\|series=TOS}}

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	\| title= Baltar		\| title= Baltar
	\| photo= BSG-FOTG - Baltar.png		\| photo= BSG-FOTG - Baltar.png
	\| caption=Baltar post-[[Battle of Galaxy's Edge]] as depicted in {{comics\|vol3\|2}}.		\| caption=Baltar post-[[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] as depicted in {{comics\|vol3\|2}}.
	\| seenref={{comics\|annual2014}}		\| seenref={{comics\|annual2014}}
	\| death=		\| death=

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	Baltar is humanely exiled on a [[Baltar's planet\|habitable world]] ({{comics\|annual2014}} & {{comics\|vol3\|2}}) per the arrangement {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} made with Baltar for his assistance in the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] ([[TOS]]: "{{TOS\|The Hand of God}}").		Baltar is humanely exiled on a [[Baltar's planet\|habitable world]] ({{comics\|annual2014}} & {{comics\|vol3\|2}}) per the arrangement {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} made with Baltar for his assistance in the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]] ([[TOS]]: "{{TOS\|The Hand of God}}").

	After a half-yahren in exile, he destroys the short-range transmitter Adama provisioned him and has a period of deep introspection, revealing a hidden memory regarding his execution that leads to the question of his nature. Through means unknown, a {{alt\|Raider\|TOS}} ~~lands near his shipping container encampment,~~ commanded by the [[Commandant]], ~~who has~~ Baltar dragged into the ship ({{comics\|annual2014}}).		After a half-yahren in exile, he destroys the short-range transmitter Adama provisioned him and has a period of deep introspection, revealing a hidden memory regarding his execution that leads to the question of his nature. Through means unknown, a {{alt\|Raider\|TOS}} commanded by the [[Commandant]] lands near his shipping container encampment, and from there Baltar is shocked and dragged into the ship ({{comics\|annual2014}}).

	Later, Baltar finds himself transported from that isolated world and set upon [[Iblis' planet\|another world]] in a separate realm outside of the known universe, the de facto leader of a congregation of other survivors who arrived there via a [[black hole]]. Unbeknownst to him, this was {{alt\|Iblis}} doing, merely as more bait for the trap he laid for the [[Seraph]]s ({{comics\|vol3\|2}}, {{comics\|vol3\|4\|short=y}}).		Later<ref>It is logical to presume that Baltar is "reprogrammed" and then re-deposited upon the world in question, to later be "saved" by {{alt\|Iblis}} in {{comics\|vol3}}.</ref>, Baltar finds himself transported from that isolated world and set upon [[Iblis' planet\|another world]] in a separate realm outside of the known universe, the de facto leader of a congregation of other survivors who arrived there via a [[black hole]]. Unbeknownst to him, this was {{alt\|Iblis}} doing, merely as more bait for the trap he laid for the [[Seraph]]s ({{comics\|vol3\|2}}, {{comics\|vol3\|4\|short=y}}).

	Following a battle that destroyed a {{alt\|Ship of Lights}}—tearing a hole back into the regular universe—Baltar and {{alt\|Lucifer}} find themselves side-by-side again, representatives of the {{alt\|Cylon Empire}} in a new peace brokered by the Seraphs between the remaining humans and the Cylons ({{comics\|vol3\|5}}).		Following a battle that destroyed a {{alt\|Ship of Lights}}—tearing a hole back into the regular universe—Baltar and {{alt\|Lucifer}} find themselves side-by-side again, representatives of the {{alt\|Cylon Empire}} in a new peace brokered by the Seraphs between the remaining humans and the Cylons ({{comics\|vol3\|5}}).

			== References ==

			{{reflist}}

	{{Characters (Comics)\|series=TOS}}		{{Characters (Comics)\|series=TOS}}