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Ashes of Empires
As Rogue Squadron helps to rebuild Shedyet as a home for refugees displaced by the Dukhang, a Triumvirate attack is launched on the planet, knocking out all communication with orbiting ships.

Relief parties on the surface scatter, attempting to survive long enough and engage the Triumvirate where possible. One group, searching for Hunter's Lieutenant Chisala to assist in breaking the comm jamming, stumble across a hidden city in mountains where a mix of free Ja'ffa and humans have lived free from the planet's various rulers.

After initially being taken captive by the city's leader, a Ja'ffa Master named Durban, Rogue Squadron eventually unites with them to sabotage the Triumvirate's jamming equipment and contact their ships in orbit and destroy the mine field which has prevented them from mounting rescue.
 

Hostile Negotiations
Rogue Squadron arrive at Keshmar, a planet which overthrew the Imperial Union during the Dukhang Crisis, to discuss the possibility of them joining the New Republic. Unknown to them, the Keshmari have also invited the Triumvirate for similar discussions. After an initial scuffle, the parties enter into fruitless negotiations.

During a breakout session to tour industrial facilities, Rogue Squadron stumbles across Triumvirate saboteurs, leading to a firefight within the facility which results in the New Republic delegation being expelled from the system.

Meanwhile, the crew on Hunter uncover two possible cloaked ships on the edges of the system. When the ships are uncovered, the system erupts into fighting once again. On the surface, the Keshmari First Minister confronts the Triumvirate delegation and is taken hostage.

Rogue Squadron and Keshmari forces, working in an uncomfortable alliance, are able to narrowly win the day, but the Keshmari decline membership to the New Republic, choosing to attempt to stay out of the regions comflicts.
 

Devil's Armourer
Mike Burn returns to Farpoint with news that the Triumvirate's advanced technology is being provided by Kathar, a renegade Goa'uld weaponsmith previously in the employ of Ba'al. Keen to put a stop to new weapons which have hampered then, an assault is launched on Kathar's base of operations, hidden deep within an asteroid field.

Progress through the field is initially slow and fraught with traps, leading to the destruction of the Gunship Ikara, but the attack force is eventually able to locate Kathar's cloaked asteroid base.

As an assault is launched, Kathar abandons his facility, using transport rings to board Hunter and take Lieutenant Commander Davar as a host. With Davar's knowledge, Kathar is able to cause chaos on the ship, including setting the self destruct in an attempt to empty the ship and take it for himself. After Nick Fel and Corry Vrecken hunt Kathar down, he takes Fel himself as a host, escaping the ship and fleeing into hyperspace.
 

Serpent's Regent
After scouring the region for signs of Nick Fel, a team led by Lieutenant Kosht seemingly finds him offworld, unable to remember the past few months. As odd outages begin to afflict the base, Fel is found to be a clone and incarcerated.

Acts of sabotage across the base continue, including bombing the medbay, as Kosht and his men, taken as Goa'uld hosts, cause diversions to allow Kathar to sneak into Farpoint. The saboteurs squad are eventually subdued, but with the help of Corry Vrecken, Kathar secures an Ancient device from storage that causes Farpoint's reactor to go critical.

As the Clone Fel sacrifices himself to shut down the reactor, Kathar attempts to flee the planet. His is eventually killed by Vrecken, who resurrects Fel using the sarcophagus.