coldwetn0se wrote...
@Renmiri - Feel better lady. *hands a bottle of ginger ale and a stack of soda crackers to Renmiri*
@Seracen - Welcome to the crazy....ummm...thread, I mean.
If you need any good fodder for your fanfic (to keep things seeming logical and not lore breaking), just give us a jingle. We have LOTS of essays, analyses, fanfic, ect, floating around this drellcentric part of the forum. 
Thanks! And I'd certainly appreciate any advice!
Yeah, the way I've concieved it, thus far, is taking from the idea of the Citadel DLC (cloning). The idea is that some discontents within the Salarian STG (or something) got a hold of a bunch of genetic information from the Normandy's crew, and are basically playing around with it.
This would be post ME3, FemShep and Synthetics both alive (I have a fanfic for ME3 ending, barring that, consider MEHEM). The story is very much still in inception. Still trying to figure out the motivations for any of this, but the idea is to create a "dark Normandy crew," without crossing that cheesy line.
I figure, to sell it harder, I bring back cloned BroShep (kind of how Miranda's father created a woman from only his genes, but TIM created one the other way), Ashley (as she died on Virmire)...
And of course Thane (except b/c of Solipsism, he has flashes of the previous life, and any "brainwashing" slowly loses hold...thus allowing for a return to FemShep).
I was thinking Mordin, but I can't bear to turn him evil. Moreover, an evil Mordin could likely Batman/kill all the heroes. I'll just head canon that the genetic material in Salarians degrade fast enough that you need a younger tissue sample than was on hand (short telomeres for you biology buffs).
I know I want it to be an evil plan, as if we go Lazarus Project again, I feel it stretches the idea of mortality to breaking. My problem is the purpose of the characters.
All the character arcs, motivations, and relationships will flow from what purpose these people were brought back to life. This will inform me whether the clones (barring Thane) stay evil or not, how they percieve their world, etc.
My Main concern: What motivation could anyone have to enact such a hare-brained scheme? What are we still fighting about post ME3?Just so you know, the opus I am currently working on involves a whole series of reasons why we're still fighting after ME3, but I am loathe to repeat those justifications in this fic...