El-Aurian: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 16:14, 17 March 2019

Appearance: Mammalian; largely indistinguishable from Humans (TNG)
Homeworld: El-Auria
- Forced into a diaspora following Borg attack on El-Auria (TNG: "Q Who")
Reputation as a species of listeners
Biological notes
- Some degree of telepathic, potentially even telekinetic abilities (TNG: "Q Who")
  - Vague empathic sense between close individuals (TNG Novel: Vendetta)
  - Innate sense of the surrounding spacetime continuum (TNG Novel: Vendetta)
    - Learned application of their abilities rather than innate skill (TNG Novel: Vendetta)
      - Possibly related to Anji's moment-capturing ability from Insurrection?
      - Vendetta likely proposed this as explanation for "Yesterday's Enterprise", but later portrayed as via Guinan's Nexus experience in The Buried Age; potentially this allowed her to simply expand this ability?

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-* Appearance: Mammalian; largely indistinguishable from [[Human]]s
+* Appearance: Mammalian; largely indistinguishable from [[Human]]s (TNG)
 * Homeworld: [[El-Auria]]
+** Forced into a diaspora following [[Borg]] attack on El-Auria (TNG: "Q Who")
 * Reputation as a species of listeners
+* Biological notes
+** Some degree of [[telepathy|telepathic]], potentially even telekinetic abilities (TNG: "Q Who")
+*** Vague empathic sense between close individuals (TNG Novel: ''Vendetta'')
+*** Innate sense of the surrounding spacetime continuum (TNG Novel: ''Vendetta'')
+**** Learned application of their abilities rather than innate skill (TNG Novel: ''Vendetta'')
+***** ''Possibly related to Anji's moment-capturing ability from ''Insurrection''? ''
+***** '' ''Vendetta'' likely proposed this as explanation for "Yesterday's Enterprise", but later portrayed as via [[Guinan]]'s [[Nexus]] experience in ''The Buried Age''; potentially this allowed her to simply expand this ability?''
 [[Category:Intelligent Species]]