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Welcome to the USS Sunfire, the original & legendary game that launched Independence Fleet back on July 4th, 2001.
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2012 Sim Cup Excellence in Character Development |
2022 Sim Cup Outstanding Star Trek |
2023 ToS Great Star Trek |
2024 ToS Excellent Star Trek |
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The USS Sunfire is a proud member of Independence Fleet
Latest News Items
» BAJOR MAP
Posted on Tue Oct 14th, 2025 @ 1:12am by Commander Jenna Ramthorne in General News
For anyone needing a visual of Bajor and her provinces
https://www.deviantart.com/gazomg/art/Star-Trek-Map-of-Bajor-2375-UPDATED-880897643
» Bad Guy
Posted on Tue Oct 14th, 2025 @ 1:11am by Commander Jenna Ramthorne in General News
For any questions about our bad guy, please be sure to read Rain Over Ashalla.
» Happy 4th of July
Posted on Fri Jul 4th, 2025 @ 11:34pm by Captain Rhenora Kaylen in General News
I do believe it is Independence Day for my Northern living crew. I hope the day was filled with family and friends.
I also happens to be the 24th anniversary of this fleet forming. Yes we've been around THAT long, there are a handful of us who have been around since those early days.
Leaving thoughts of middle age and decrepitness aside, please see the below anniversary link..there's some cool stuff going on there :)
https://www.idfleet.com/2025/07/04/the-most-important-24th-anniversary-in-the-universe/
» Monthly Fleet Awards!
Posted on Sat Jun 1st, 2024 @ 12:14am by Captain Rhenora Kaylen in General News
Hi Team,
Monthly fleet awards are out! Congrats to the winners!
https://www.idfleet.com/2024/05/31/monthly-awards-april-2024/
» Fleet awards
Posted on Wed Apr 24th, 2024 @ 10:22pm by Captain Rhenora Kaylen in General News
Hi Team,
The March fleet awards have been posted :)
https://www.idfleet.com/2024/04/24/monthly-awards-march-2024/
Latest Mission Posts
» Guardians - Secrets of B'hala
Mission: Character Development
Posted on Wed Sep 9th, 2026 @ 3:08am by Captain Marie Batel & Patin
The memory dissolved without ceremony, the warmth of the little tent thinning into the strange light of the timestream until even the sound of her Fa's voice was gone. B'hala remained before them, impossibly old and impossibly beautiful, its towers rising above the ancient landscape as though the city had been carved directly from Bajor's dreams.
Patin stared at it.
For a moment, wonder won. She could almost see the child she had been looking through the eyes of her father, believing in impossible cities and stars that listened. Then the memory twisted. One moment they were standing inside a…
» The Shape of Belonging - III - Found Family
Mission: Character Development
Posted on Mon Sep 7th, 2026 @ 4:06pm by Commander Rosa Coy
I used to think celebrations were something that happened after important things. A promotion. A successful mission. A birthday that mattered enough for someone to remember. A safe return from somewhere that had made everyone nervous. I have learned that crews celebrate for considerably less important reasons.
Sometimes they celebrate because someone found a bottle of Kanar that had been hidden behind a maintenance panel for eleven years. Sometimes they celebrate because Chief Rell finally admitted that the mess replicator was not, in fact, haunted. Sometimes they celebrate because Ensign Thenn received her first commendation and Kade decided that meant…
» The Shape of Belonging - II - That Could Have Gone Better
Mission: Character Development
Posted on Fri Sep 4th, 2026 @ 9:13pm by Commander Rosa Coy
I have learned that embarrassment has a very particular temperature.
It begins somewhere behind the ears. Then it moves down the neck, across the shoulders, and eventually settles in the stomach with enough heat to make you consider whether abandoning your career and returning to Bajor might be a perfectly reasonable response to even a small professional disagreement. This particular lesson began three months after I reported aboard the Veyra.
At the time, I'd been feeling confident. Perhaps overly so. That should have been my first warning. The assignment was rather routine. We were moving agricultural equipment between two orbital…
» Mini Mission - Genesis
Mission: September
Posted on Wed Sep 2nd, 2026 @ 11:17pm by Captain Rhenora Kaylen & Lieutenant Commander Bonnie "Bon-Bon" Durnell
Deep Space Nine - Ops
Captain Kira ran her hand over the red stitching on the white baseball Sisko had left on his desk, wishing he were here to help solve this latest mystery. The station computer, albeit old and decrepit and a hangover from the old Cardassian days was having issues. It had started with little things, hot beverages instead of cold from the replicator, lifts going up not down, or internal transporters going to the wrong location. Kira could feel this was the beginning though, she wished for Miles, he had a knack of wrangling the ancient computer…
» The Shape of Belonging - I - The Empty Chair
Mission: Character Development
Posted on Tue Sep 1st, 2026 @ 4:58pm by Commander Rosa Coy
I have discovered that every ship has a sound. Not the engines. Not the ventilation systems or the steady pulse of the warp core. Those are sounds any trained officer can identify, catalogue, and eventually learn to ignore. I mean the sound a ship makes when it has become, familiar.
The Veyra has one. It is the low vibration beneath the deck when the ship is cruising at impulse, the faint rattle in the bulkhead outside my quarters when someone in engineering decides a diagnostic can wait until morning, and the occasional distant clatter that tells me someone has dropped…
Latest Personal Logs
» Personal Log - Early Observations
Posted on Mon Jan 26th, 2026 @ 1:56pm by Lieutenant JG Rowan Hale
Personal log, Lieutenant JG Rowan Hale.
Several weeks have passed since I reported aboard the USS Sunfire. The distinction between days has already begun to erode, replaced by duty rotations, alert tones, and the constant vibration of the engines through the deckplates. This is a familiar phenomenon. I have experienced it before. The recurrence is… notable.
Assuming the role of Chief Medical Officer has proceeded with fewer complications than anticipated. That does not imply the absence of scrutiny. Lieutenant Commander Aurora Vali has proven invaluable in both administrative and clinical matters. Her insight into crew psychology is precise and uncomfortably…
» USS Sunfire — Acting Command Log - Bajoran Satellite Transfer
Posted on Fri Dec 5th, 2025 @ 6:38pm by Commander Jenna Ramthorne
Commander Jenna Lee Ramthorne, Bridge
Orbital track remains stable over Bajor’s northern hemisphere. Power levels nominal, comm buoy array holding lock. Current duty shift cycling cleanly.
At 1427 hours, Deep Space Nine signaled priority contact. Colonel Kira Nerys appeared on main viewer. Her report was short and to the point: the replacement control satellite had passed all station-level diagnostics and was ready for handover. Requested Sunfire to retrieve, position, and complete final activation protocols. Authorization codes transmitted and verified.
Acknowledged the order and initiated retrieval preparations.
Helm plotted a straight-line course from our current orbital anchor to DS9 at three-quarter…
» Personal Log, Leo Da’Cinci — Supplemental
Posted on Sat Aug 23rd, 2025 @ 10:43am by Lieutenant Leo Da'Cinci
Personal Log, Leo Da’Cinci — Supplemental
(Confidential. Not for official record. If ye’re readin’ this, put it back where ye found it, or I’ll throttle ye with me own spanner.)
I woke up this mornin’ to the bloody computer chirpin’ in me ear again. 0600 hours sharp, no mercy, no consideration. “Good mornin’, Lieutenant Da’Cinci,” it says, as though I’m about to spring out of bed with a smile. Ha! I roll over, mumble a curse or three, and slap the console ‘til it shuts up. Truth be told, if the ship herself didn’t need me, I’d never leave the…
» Architectural musing and a new post.
Posted on Mon Aug 11th, 2025 @ 10:35pm by Lieutenant JG Ngaza
Personal Log:
Entry 2
The transfer to the USS Sunfire is still pending. The ship hasn't arrived at Deep Space 9 yet, and so I am left to wait. I've been spending my time in my quarters, staring out the window at the endless parade of vessels docked at the station's ring. My gaze keeps drifting back to my own ship, the Achilles-class I brought here, a testament to my own work. Seeing it so close only makes my current assignment feel more… ordinary.
I have been officially assigned the position of Chief Strategic Operations Officer. In a time of…
» New Quarters and New beginnings
Posted on Sun Aug 10th, 2025 @ 3:19am by Ensign Kitiuas Thenis ie-Jia'anKahr
Kitiuas stepped into her new quarters, much larger do to the fact it was designated for family.
Kasso looked up from the kitchen nook 'Well you look like a warmed over korgasant." said Kasso as she stirred something in the Orion firepot in front of her. Kit could smell the rich spices and sizzling food and smiled.
Kit replied, "I feel like a warmed over korasant. I need to take a shower before I nurse . Where is Astraea by the way?"
Kasso nodded to the side of the counter, there was a small Orion rocker crib. "I finally got…






