CREW TEAMS

The Inifinity Knights Ship Artemis Charger crew consist of the following teams. As stated on the Dream Flight Adventures website, the details of each crew station's responsibilities on the ship are listed below. You may also watch their Stations Overview video as well which is also shown below. Each crew team below is comprised of at least one Classcraft mage, healer and warrior.

The Command crew team includes the Captain, First Officer and Second Officer

Captain

The Captain is responsible for making all command decisions and ensuring that the mission is completed successfully. The Captain also serves as the official representative of the Infinity Knights.

First Officer

The First Officer is responsible for ensuring that the captain’s orders are carried out. The First Officer

will assume command in the event that the Captain is disabled or killed. The First Officer also manages the Cargo Bay Inventory Spreadsheet

COMMAND

Second Officer

The Second Officer is third in command and will assume command if both the Captain and First Officer are disabled. The Second Officer is also in charge of the ship’s coolant system,

ENGINEERING

The Engineering crew team includes the Engineer 1, Engineer 2, and Physicist

Engineer 1 & 2

The Engineers are responsible for making sure that all ship systems function properly. This involves repairing damaged systems and creating ammunition for the ship’s weapons and Versabeam.

Responsibilities

Monitor system damage
Produce munitions
Repair damage control systems
Operate the phase inducers
Analyze hull stress patterns
Monitor reactor temperature

Engineering Officer Guidelines
There are a number of guidelines in place for Engineering Officers to observe whilst operating
the Engineering Console. These are outlined below.

In a combat situation, no system should be set below 75%.
During Normal operations, no system should be set below 50%.
Systems should not be set below 10% without authorization from the Captain.
Report the energy level when it hits 50%.
Report the energy level when it hits 25%.
If the energy level falls below 10%, the ship’s energy reserves are considered to be

critically low.

SCIENCE

Physicist

The Physicist is responsible for operating the ship’s Versabeam, an energy beam with several different abilities. The Physicist is also in charge of strategically allocating the ship’s power supply.

Reporting energy level
Allocate energy resources
Manage primary battery systems
Operate the Versabeam
Recharge auxiliary batteries
Maintain electromagnet circuitry
Monitor Versabeam emitter frequency

Physicist Officer Guidelines
There are a number of guidelines in place for Physicist Officers to observe whilst operating
the Power Distribution Console. These are outlined below.

In a combat situation, no system should be set below 75% unless authorized by the captain
During Normal operations, no system should be set below 50% unless authorized by the captain
Systems should not be set below 10% without authorization from the Captain.
Whilst docked, additional energy should be diverted to Sensor systems.
Report the energy level when it hits 50%.
Report the energy level when it hits 25%.
If the energy level falls below 10%, the ship’s energy reserves are considered to be critically low.

The Science crew team includes the Biologist, Doctor, and Deck Chief

Biologist

The Biologist is responsible for mutating and controlling the onboard Chimera, a genetically modifiable creature that can be adapted to the needs of the mission.

Recalibrate Life Support Systems
Pressurize Airlocks
Monitor Chimera Incubator Temperature
Operate Chimera DNA Mutation Control
Maneuver Chimera in offensive and defensive operations

Doctor

The Doctor is responsible for the well-being of the crew. This involves everything from conducting medical interviews to performing emergency medical operations.

Operate Radiation Filter Systems
Operate Toxin Scrubber Systems
Regulate Atmospheric Controls
Regulate Temperature Controls
Conduct Medical Interviews
Perform Medical Scans and Emmergency Medical Treatments
Recalibrate Decontamination Chamber
Purge Chemical Byproducts
Monitor Environmental Subsystem Temperature

Deck Chief

The Deck Chief reports to the First Officer and is responsible for monitoring internal and external sensors and performing detailed scans of the objects the ship encounters and overseeing certain crew members.

Perform internal scans
Regulate Plumbing System
Manage internal surveillance and conduct internal emergency responses
Conduct scans of objects outside the ship including other ships and various space objects
Secure the cargo holds
Recalibrate internal sensors
Monitor pneumatic pump pressure

SECURITY

The Security crew team includes the Security Chief, Security Guard 1, Security Guard 2, and Hacker

Security Chief

The Security Chief is responsible for ship wide safety and security. This involves controlling the ship’s shield, stealth, and cybersecurity systems.

Responsibilities

Cybersecurity
Stealth and Shield Systems
Activate Proximity Sensors
Initiate Alert Protocols
Monitor Shield harmonics

Cybersecurity defensive programs:

Deploy sentinels
Set slow traps for enemy hackers
Set stun traps for enemy hackers
Set min traps for enemy hackers
Bearing and distance to vessel

Shield and Stealth System controls:

Activate Shields and monitor and report on its strength with command and navigation teams
Activate Stealth and monitor and report on its strength with command and navigation teams

Security Guard 1 & 2

The Security Guards are responsible for maintaining order and safety within the ship. They defend the ship from invaders, investigate shipboard disturbances, and respond to security alerts.

Analyze personal logs
Secure primary bulkheads
Monitor forcefield integrity
Defend ship from shipboard invaders
Investigate shipboard disturbances throughout the ship
Respond to security alerts

Hacker

The Hacker is responsible for hacking into enemy computers. The Hacker is also in charge of strategically allocating the ship's computer capacity.

Defragment hard drives
Analyze data clusters
Monitor mainframe memory usage
Management power distribution to the ships computer systems
Hack into enemy computers and retrieve valuable information or disable enemy computers

The NavWeps crew team includes the Pilot, Navigation, and Gunners

NAVWEPS

(NAVIGATION AND WEAPONS)

Navigator

The Navigator is responsible for working with the Pilot to navigate the ship. This involves understanding the current location and charting a course to the destination.

Responsibilities

Setting and recording course and bearing
Operating the impulse drive system
Operating warp and jump drive systems
Docking and undocking the vessel
Maneuvering the ship in combat
Maneuvering the ship around immediate hazards

Pilot

The Pilot is responsible for working with the Navigator to steer the ship. This involves using the flight control yoke to steer the ship.

Gunner

The Gunner is responsible for using the ship’s weapon systems to protect the crew from threats. The Gunner is also in charge of transforming the ship into different forms, depending on the needs of the mission.

Responsibilities

Report ordnance supplies and current load
Prioritising targets based on orders or tactical considerations
Firing weapon systems
Manually targeting enemy ships
Change shape of ship

COMMS

The Communications crew team inlcudes the Communications Officer and Intel Officers

Communications

The Communications Oﬃcer is responsible for incoming and outgoing communications, both written and verbal. This also includes decrypting encoded messages.

Responsibilities

Report incoming messages
Coordinate with allied vessels
Direct vessels
Coordinate with local stations
Inform destinations of imminent arrival
Request status report
Communicate with enemy vessels
Demand surrender

Intel Officer 1

Intel Oﬃcers are responsible for gathering important information needed to support crew members including searching the Spacenet databases and solving puzzling problems.

Intel Officer 2

Intel Oﬃcers are responsible for gathering important information needed to support crew members including searching the Spacenet databases and solving puzzling problems.

The following stations overview video is from Dream Flight Adventures