Klingon OC Egoth and K'A'Mq officers

Some more Klingon OCs. BoP and Klingon symbol from Ex-Astris-Scientia (symbol originally from Star Trek Fact Files). Egoth outfit shown via WWE2k18. Officers of the IKC K'A'Mq virtually portrayed by the WWE team SAnitY (Nikki Cross, Eric Young, Killain Dain, and Alexander Wolfe)

STO Name Generator and Fantasy Name Generator are what I use for the Klingon names

Egoth is perhaps one of most distinguished warriors of the Klingon Empire. Born to the more-political focused House of J'Akh, and of a long line of politicians, his father wanted him to one day become Chancellor of the Klingon Empire. However, Egoth had other plans in mind. Egoth, perhaps taking from his mother's side of the family, was very weary of politics (believing that politicians were usually all bark and no bite). Egoth wanted to instead become an officer of the Imperial Klingon Navy, much to his father's disappointment. Though expressly opposed to the idea, his father eventually gave in and let Egoth become an officer instead of a politician. Egoth showed promise during his time at the Klingon Naval College and in the Elite Command Academy. Because of his excellence, he was given immediate command of a warship; the K'Vort class Bird of Prey IKC K'A'Mq. For the last three decades, Egoth fought bravely as commander of this vessel (and in melee combat). He also fought alongside ships of other factions as well, especially in all three Galadinian Wars, the war with the Milonians, the Milonian Anarchist Crisis, and even had some involvement in battling the Black Spartans anti-alien terrorist organization. During the first and second Galadinian Wars, he gradually developed respect for his non-Klingon compatriots, including Kasumi Tenshin (then First Officer of the VGSS Farragut), Peppy Hare (then First Officer of the VGSS Triton), the late James McCloud (Captain of the VGSS Triton), Laura Parton, Samus Aran, Karvin, Druik Y'Ula, Admiral Eleanor Southworth, and many others from different factions. During the immediate aftermath of the second Galadinian War, he beamed aboard the second Galadinian-made copy of the USS Discovery along with a few of his best officers and several rebel Galadinians to personally confront the Dark Legends aboard the ship in order to exact justice for the countless people (Federation, Klingon, and otherwise) that were slaughtered during the horrific beginnings of that war (he lost his family, mate, and two children because of the superweapon fired by the first Galadinian copy of Discovery). In the third Galadinian War, he joined Dalrok in battling Garliak-loyal Galadinians, Dark Legends, and Garliak's top generals in the Emperor's Palace before allowing Dalrok to face Garliak alone. A year after the second Galadinian War, he helped bring down a Klingon rebellion led by renegade Japuth (whom he engaged and killed in combat, and losing his left eye in the process). On ocassions, he has been all too happy to assist the Federation, the Republic, and other allied factions in eliminating threats to the peace, and to protect the unified alliance from destruction. Currently, he is among the many Klingon warriors concerned about potential subversion within the Klingon Empire (which is being orchestrated by the roj Dlvl' 'ej Hegh organization).

Egoth, as well as being commander of his ship, also has some of the finest warriors under his wing. These warriors consider him and each other siblings in combat. His first officer Eshassa, daughter of Asoth, is the last surviving member of the House of Kretho after her family were killed by the Kazon Nistrim. She became a member of Egoth's crew when he was impressed by the way she handled five Dakarian thugs in a bar fight. Since becoming a member of his crew, she came to be one of Egoth's finest officers (and close friends), even fighting alongside him personally in the last two Galadinian Wars. Sometime after the second Galadinian War, her life was saved by then VGSS Enterprise Chief Medical Officer Donald Fisher and then VGSS Enterprise Captain Rinoa Heartilly (both of which she owed a debt of honor) during a heated conflict instigated by the Kazon Nistrim.

Lieutenant K'woq, son of M'Rutk, had persued the life of a mercenary, working alongside a renowned Gamirian mercenary named Mapa (who now owns a bar in VG Deep Space Nine). His ventures saw him through several battles with intergalactic crime lords, dozens of jobs for merchants, safeguarding dozens of convoys, and finding various treasures. He was later recruited by Egoth, who saved him from an attack by rogue Elasi pirates. K'woq owes Egoth a debt of honor, which he now eagerly repays by serving as Egoth's second officer.

Chief Engineer Beks, K'woq's brother, did not follow the mercenary path as his brother did. Instead, he desired to study engineering and various ship designs. He became well-versed in mechanics and showed great promise in the Klingon Engineering College. He became Egoth's chief engineer following graduation from the Klingon Naval Academy. In spite of his engineering knowledge, he is also formidable in combat, having once taken down three Dakarian pirates and buying time for several Calrissian merchants to escape to safety.

Jonx, son of Jehokn, orginally became a member of a gang of pirates after being disowned by his father. Feeling that he did not belong in Klingon society, he felt that life as an outsider seemed more rewarding (and for awhile it seemed such). However, he would later find himself in a Federation penal colony after being arrested and convicted for grand larceny. His luck later turned around after he met Egoth, who was looking for crewmembers to serve on his ship. While he initially refused, Jonx was later convinced by Egoth that he did have a chance to redeem himself of any dishonor he inflicted on himself and his family. Jonx was a good marksman and thus was assigned as Egoth's weapons officer. One good example of his marksmanship in starship weapons was when Egoth gave him the signal to fire at a section of the second Galadinian copy of the USS Discovery, killing a large group of Garliak-loyal Galadinian soldiers. Jonx later showed his profciency minutes later when Egoth gave the signal for him to fire at one of the windows in a room full of Garliak-loyal Galadinian soldiers led by one of Garliak's top general by shooting his disruptor at that same window. The general mistook it as incompetence, but was later shocked to learn of Egoth's trap (by which time it was already too late).