- Name: Nyota N'Kele
- Rank: Crewman 1st Class
- Position: Social Sciences Specialist - Sociology
- Assignment: Dyson Base - Duck Blind One
- Personal
- Race: Human
- Gender: female
- Age: 23
- Attributes
- Fitness: 2
- Coordination: 2
- Intellect: 2
- Presence: 2
- Willpower: +1
- PSI: 0
- Skills
- Athletics (Running) 3 (4)
- Culture (Human) 3 (4)
- (T'aklaran) (4)
- Dodge 1
- Energy Weapon (Phaser) 1 (2)
- History (Human) 2 (3)
- (T'aklaran) (3)
- Language
- Federation Standard 1
- Kiswahili 2
- T'aklaran 1
- Law (Starfleet Regulations) 1 (2)
- Personal Equipment (Tricorder) 1 (3)
- Shipboard Systems (Sensors) 1 (3)
- Social Science (Sociology) 2 (4)
- (Political Science) (4)
- Vehicle Operation (Atmospheric Craft) 1 (2)
- World Knowledge (New Kenya) 1 (2)
- Traits
- Athletic Ability +2
- Other Statistics
- Courage: 5
- Renown: 3
- Aggression: 0
- Discipline: 0
- Initiative: 0
- Openness: 2
- Skill: 1
- Luck: 0
- Resistance: 2
- Background Notes
- Early Life History: Athletic Upbringing
- Enlisted Training History: Flight Training
- First Tour: First Contact Mission
- Nyota was born and raised on the agrarian world New Kenya, where she was active in the planetary sport of long distance running. She entered Starfleet at age 18 and spent her first tour of duty on a First Contact mission to T'aklara.
- Description and Personality
- Height: 1.85m
- Mass: 60kg
- Complexion: very dark
- Hair: black
- Eyes: black
- Nyota is tall, dark and very attractive. She is descended from the Bantu and Masai peoples of the Africa continent on Earth, and has inherited their lean, athletic physique. She is outgoing and friendly, and has a passion for learning about new cultures. She is an absolute disaster as a cook, ruefully claiming that she could messup replicating a cup of water, and thus is extremely appreciative of a chance to get back to Freeman's Island and the weekly barbecues. She is in training for the annual Starbase 21 Marathon. She keeps a small ultralight aircraft/hang glider at Freeman's Island.
- Submitted by Owen E. Oulton
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