Line numbers aren't workable in the stylesheet version, as what line things appear on changes depending on e.g. the user's font size. That is a pretty unspecific tag, though. It can be worked out from context based on how early it appears in the annotations, but you're right that the tags should be more specific.

>OK, so is this "Karn" a UF-creation, or is he from something?

I originally created him as a KDF bridge officer in Star Trek Online (in which, for those interested in such details, he's officially an "Alien", since there's no actual button for TOS Klingons).

>I don't know anything about Satori family in Salusia. I was curious
>if he's related to Nova Satori.

They're a prominent military family in the UF version of the Salusian Empire, dating back to, oh... UF Core 3, I think? And yes, Nova is also part of the same clan.

>>(TNG Klingons talk
>>a great game about honor. TOS Klingons actually showed it.)
>
>They did? About the only thing that ever stuck with me about TOS
>Klingons was them and tribbles.

It varied from episode to episode - in "The Trouble With Tribbles" they're sort of Central Casting Bad Guys - but, for example, in "Day of the Dove", Commander Kang conducts himself according to a code of sorts, and the TOS-era Klingons in the late John M. Ford's novels (particularly The Final Reflection, which informs a lot of the way Klingons are presented in UF) are much more complex.

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