One year ago today, we launched IDF’s new website and URL. Or was it yesterday? I’m not really sure! Regardless, what a ride it’s been.
On behalf of the Admiralty, thank you to everyone who has been a part of the journey and for making our 10 Star Trek sims as great as they are today. If you’re not currently a member of any of them, feel free to give one a try by clicking their link in the “Join!” column of the table below.
| Format | Type | Era | Class | Join! |
| Script | Open | TNG/DSN/VOY | Galaxy | Albion |
| Both | Open | TNG/DSN/VOY | Defiant | Chuck Norris |
| Prose | Traditional | Star Trek: Picard | Saber | Eminence |
| Both | Traditional | Post-Dominion War | Luna | Ganymede |
| Prose | Traditional | Post-Dominion War | Sovereign | Liberty |
| Prose | Traditional | TOS Movies | Miranda | Montana |
| Both | Open | Post-Dominion War | Akira | Sunfire |
| Prose | Open | Post-Dominion War | Sovereign | Washington |
| Both | Traditional | Post-Dominion War | Intrepid | Wayfarer |
| Prose | Traditional | Post-Dominion War | N/A | Starbase 80 |
Prose = typical language of a novel or short story
Script = role playing syntax similar to a movie script (see this Ongoing Worlds article)
Both = uses Prose & Script formats
Traditional = players only write for their own characters (this is how most role plays work)
Open = all players write for all characters (see this Ongoing Worlds article)
We’ll see you onboard!
