Category: FASA Timeline

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FASA Timeline
(FASA Roleplaying Game)

The FASA Timeline was one of the first attempts at cross-media continuity in Star Trek. The game developers at FASA drew from previously-published books, such as the "Spaceflight Chronology," the Medical Reference Manual," and the "Star Fleet Technical Manual," and worked with contemporary Star Trek novelists such as John M. Ford to develop new material for use in both the game and other Star Trek tie-in media. FASA held the Star Trek license from 1982 until 1989, shortly after the start of the second season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Much of the material published through the early to mid-1990s remained consistent with FASA and the "Spaceflight Chronology," until the "Star Trek Chronology" was first published in 1994.

Subcategories

This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

F

Four Years War

S

Star Fleet Personnel

Pages in category "FASA Timeline"

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-The FASA Timeline was one of the first attempts at cross-media continuity in ''Star Trek.'' The game developers at FASA drew from previously-published books, such as the "[[Spaceflight Chronology (Book)|Spaceflight Chronology]]," the [[Medical Reference Manual (Book)|Medical Reference Manual]]," and the "[[Star Fleet Technical Manual (Book)|Star Fleet Technical Manual]]," and worked with contemporary ''Star Trek'' novelists such as [[Ford, John M.|John M. Ford]] to develop new material for use in both the game and other ''Star Trek'' tie-in media. FASA held the ''Star Trek'' license until [[Production Chronology: 1989|1989]], shortly after the start of the second season of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]].'' Much of the material published through the early to mid-1990s remained consistent with FASA and the "Spaceflight Chronology," until the "[[Star Trek Chronology (Book)|''Star Trek'' Chronology]]" was first published in [[Production Chronology: 1994|1994]].
+The FASA Timeline was one of the first attempts at cross-media continuity in ''Star Trek.'' The game developers at FASA drew from previously-published books, such as the "[[Spaceflight Chronology (Book)|Spaceflight Chronology]]," the [[Medical Reference Manual (Book)|Medical Reference Manual]]," and the "[[Star Fleet Technical Manual (Book)|Star Fleet Technical Manual]]," and worked with contemporary ''Star Trek'' novelists such as [[John M. Ford]] to develop new material for use in both the game and other ''Star Trek'' tie-in media. FASA held the ''Star Trek'' license from [[1982 (Production)|1982]] until [[1989 (Production)|1989]], shortly after the start of the second season of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]].'' Much of the material published through the early to mid-1990s remained consistent with FASA and the "Spaceflight Chronology," until the "[[Star Trek Chronology (Book)|''Star Trek'' Chronology]]" was first published in [[1994 (Production)|1994]].
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