View Awards - Daris Wren

Out Of Character Awards

Award		Reason
	Service Citation 6 Months Awarded Mon May 20th, 2024 @ 9:20pm Nominated by Commodore Tyler Malbrooke	Six months at the helm of this ship is like six months in the observation room at an insane asylum lol. Thanks for being here and contributing your unique talents to our community. Thus far we have seen your prowess at flight but, I look forward to seeing what this character is about when we get into the development of him. You are one hell of a writer and thank you for being here. Here is to many many more.
	Support Character of the Month Awarded Mon Sep 9th, 2024 @ 11:35pm Nominated by Commodore Tyler Malbrooke	For the month of July Wren was the true meaning of support. Daris Wren kept themselves involved in the plot even after their character's "job" was over. They asked questions about what was going on and remained integral to what transpired. This is one of the best examples of supporting the plot.
	George S Patton Jr Memorial Award Awarded Thu Oct 3rd, 2024 @ 9:43pm Nominated by Commodore Tyler Malbrooke	The "Flight of the Serenity" was anything but serene. It took a lot of planning both in character and out of character to get this sequence planned. It has all the confusion and intensity that you would expect from a Star Trek style action sequence. Great work all around.
	Flying Cross Awarded Thu Oct 3rd, 2024 @ 9:43pm Nominated by Commodore Tyler Malbrooke	Flying a shuttle while being fired upon by your Captain is never something that you sign up for. Having to land the shuttle manually is something that you definitely don't sign up for. The Ensign not only did both of these things, but they did it while their Commanding Officer was being tended to by medical staff. I can think of no greater moment for the first time this award is given in this ship's history.
	Service Citation 1 Year Awarded Fri Nov 15th, 2024 @ 5:30pm Nominated by Commodore Tyler Malbrooke	You have been here a year and it already seems like forever. It has been hard to find a reliable helmsman and I am over the moon to have finally found them. Keep up the great work and just keep flying. Here is to many many more years on the Pioneer.