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A huge list of DS9 actors will reprise roles in Star Trek Online

Even more Star Trek: Deep Space Nine actors will reprise their roles in Star Trek Online and its upcoming “Victory is Life” expansion, Perfect World today confirmed.

Joining the previously announced actors Armin Shimerman (Quark), René Auberjonois (Odo), Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) and J.G. Hertzler (Martok) are the following:

  • Alexander Siddig as Doctor Julian Bashir, former Chief Medical Officer of Deep Space Nine.
  • Andrew Robinson as Councilor Elim Garak, formerly “just a simple tailor” and covert operative for Cardassia.
  • Aron Eisenberg as Captain Nog, the first Ferengi to join Starfleet, who grew up on DS9.
  • Bumper Robinson who appeared as the teenage Jem’Hadar in the landmark episode, “The Abandoned” and will play Elder First Dukan Rex.
  • Jeffrey Combs as Weyoun (a cunning Vorta diplomat) and Brunt (a Liquidator of the Ferengi Commerce Authority).
  • Max Grodénchik as Grand Nagus Rom, leader of the Ferengi, brother to Quark and father to Nog.
  • Chase Masterson as Leeta, former Bajoran dabo girl and wife of Ferengi Grand Nagus Rom.
  • Salome Jens as the Female Changeling, one of the Founders of the Dominion.

Some of the actors above have previously recorded lines for the sci-fi MMO.

The DS9-centric “Victory is Life” expansion heads to Star Trek: Online in June on PC, and at a later date on Xbox One and PS4.


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