Krag - Admiral

The stars do not care for the weak. They do not bow to those who seek peace through silence, nor do they shine for the timid who hide behind the shields of others. I have seen the void from the bridge of the I.K.V. Como’Val, and I tell you this: the universe only respects the edge of a blade and the fire of a warp core pushed to its breaking point.

The Feigned Retreat (Phase Alpha): Admiral Krag would deploy his heaviest cruisers toward a seemingly indefensible planet or trade route. When the defender scrambled their response fleet, Krag would immediately order a full, chaotic retreat, often jettisoning cargo containers or deploying sensor ghosts to simulate damaged ships. He called this “bleeding the bait.” admiral krag

led the U.S. naval forces. The troops under his broader command were famously armed with the Krag-Jørgensen rifle The stars do not care for the weak

In a notable court martial case, he was the sole member to vote for the death penalty against a colleague, which historians interpret as a personal act of revenge. He retired in 1746 and died in Slangerup in 1755. Related Figures and Topics Como’Val , and I tell you this: the