Oh, and they're still sore about their encounter with Voyager. Freudian Excuse: The reason why they're not helping us? Because we're there.The Voth are allied with the Turei, an exothermic race, because they're better at dealing with mammalian politics, which shows some awareness of their stupidity. Non-mammals they can accept as almost equals. Fantastic Racism: They're not too keen on "mammals".They seek to control the Solanae Dyson Sphere and the Omega Particles within because of the Doctrine. Before that happens they're the enemy faction in several patrol missions, doing various underhanded things, and in a timeline where Voyager never awoke the Vaadwaur, they're projected to become the local Iconian proxies insteadĪ race of lizard-like humanoid creatures said to have evolved from dinosaurs that live in the Delta Quadrant. The Kazon and Hirogen are a bit too splintered to consistently join the Alliance, so those of them that are Alliance-aligned and remain loyally so look relatively good in comparison, and the Hazari have their firm loyalty to agreements to fall back on, but the Hierarchy only really joined with the Alliance because they ended up deciding that'd be the best option for their profit margins. Take a Third Option: To prevent the recurring issue of player factions being redirected to another faction's HQ (typically Starfleet) in mission dialogue, the Alliance basically replaces all three factions under one banner.Stealth in Space: Since the Alliance is headed by the Intelligence officers of all three factions, cloaking-based ships are prominent in the Alliance.They patrol the Delta Quadrant to uphold law and order, and though the other races typically don't recognize their jurisdiction they still come off as one of the two most solidly good-aligned members of the Alliance (the other being the Borg Cooperative). Space Police: The hat of the Benthans.His ship is taken as a trophy by the Hirogen. Due to this he feels nothing but utter hatred for the Federation that took his mother away from him, to the point thet he outright betrays the Alliance to the Vaadwaur for a chance at revenge. Revenge Before Reason: Sessen, the First Maje of the Kazon-Nistrim, is the son of the Obsidian Order agent Seska, who died during the failed Kazon takeover of the Voyager.Meanwhile Harry Kim calls in some allied Hirogen to deal with Sessen and the Vaadwaur. This is a plot point in "Takedown": two Kazon clans under Sessen break away from the Alliance fight with the Vaadwaur, while the maje of the Kazon-Ogla brings in his own group to make up for Sessen's group of clans turning on the player. Some remain enemies, while others are solidly in the Alliance's camp. The Hirogen and Kazon are both less a single group than a conglomeration of clans, and fight on all sides of the war ( including no side at all).
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The Turei are initially aloof from the Alliance due to their existing alliance with the Voth ( who consider the Turei better than the other species due to being exotherms like them).They've been compared to NATO for the Delta Quadrant. The Alliance: They're chiefly a group of Delta Quadrant races, with some backing from the Alpha and Beta Quadrant nations, formed under Tuvok's direction to fight the Vaadwaur.Following the creation of the Jenolan Accords in Season 9, the Delta Alliance is essentially the three player factions' United Nations IN SPACE! to deal with exploration of the Delta Quadrant.
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