Krax worked alongside Craig Markoff and appeared in Dead Space: Martyr. He is described as being as tall as Markoff, but thicker, with a brutal, flat face. Krax was shown to be a violent man as well as a war veteran which would help explain this nature. He often turns to violence instead of negotiating, as shown in multiple cases, one of these being when a group of scientists were gathered around the Marker. He doesn't seem to have much compassion for human life and is a liar, shown by him telling Michael that Ada killed herself when in fact he killed her himself. He is killed by Markoff or one of his men when Markoff thought him no longer needed and to be "very expendable."
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| - Krax worked alongside Craig Markoff and appeared in Dead Space: Martyr. He is described as being as tall as Markoff, but thicker, with a brutal, flat face. Krax was shown to be a violent man as well as a war veteran which would help explain this nature. He often turns to violence instead of negotiating, as shown in multiple cases, one of these being when a group of scientists were gathered around the Marker. He doesn't seem to have much compassion for human life and is a liar, shown by him telling Michael that Ada killed herself when in fact he killed her himself. He is killed by Markoff or one of his men when Markoff thought him no longer needed and to be "very expendable."
- General Krax was the leader of the Troob people of Tahlboor around 5.5 BBY. His wife was Stigrit Krax and his son was Ket Krax.
- The Krax is ruled over by Paul Gower, as he hated the team of Jagex. For not giving him proper credit, he composed a team of high level supporters, coders, Low-ranking J-mods, with some F-mod and P-mod strewn in. The Krax held a file, which later starting eating at Runescape2's seams. Defeating. Causing the creation of RuneScape4. Krax members were supposedly loyal, until they rebelled. Causing the Jagex-Krax war. The Police had no idea of this, and both would, and could not do anything.
- Krax was the son of Grand Nagus Zek and the unofficial heir-apparent to the throne of the Ferengi Alliance. Krax was shocked when Zek unexpectedly nominated Quark to be his successor in 2369, and immediately retired. When Zek died shortly thereafter, Krax plotted with Quark's brother Rom to assassinate the new Nagus. Fortunately for Quark, Zek reappeared a short time later, revealing that the entire incident had been a ruse to test Krax's eligibility for becoming the new Nagus. Krax failed the test miserably; as Zek said, "You don't grab power... you accumulate it, quietly." (DS9: "The Nagus")
- thumb|Krax (2369) Krax ist der Sohn des Großen Nagus Zek der Ferengi. Er sieht sich schon als Nachfolger von Zek. Als Zek Quark zum Nagus nominiert, reagiert Krax geschockt. Als kurz darauf Zek stirbt, plant Krax zusammen mit Quarks Bruder Rom, den neuen Nagus Quark zu töten, um selbst Nagus zu werden. Der erste Versuch mit einer Lokalisierungsbombe scheitert. Danach locken Krax und Rom Quark in eine Luftschleuse. Kurz bevor die beiden das Tor ins All öffnen, erscheint Zek. Um Krax Fähigkeiten zu prüfen, hatte Zek zuvor seinen eigenen Tod inszeniert. Aber anstatt sich hinter Quarks Rücken die guten Geschäfte zu besorgen, hat Krax Zek maßlos enttäuscht. Über seinen Sohn sagt Zek folgendes: Der Vater weise und intelligent und dann so ein Trottel als Sohn! (DS9: )
- Krax was a Ferengi male who lived in the 24th century. He is the son of former Grand Nagus Zek. In 2369, Zek was hoping to retire but was unsure of whether Krax was suitable to succeed him. He named Quark as his successor and then faked his own death. Disappointed that Krax acted "like a Klingon" in his attempt to become Nagus, Zek stayed in his position as the Ferengi leader. (DS9 episode: "The Nagus")
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| - Krax was the son of Grand Nagus Zek and the unofficial heir-apparent to the throne of the Ferengi Alliance. Krax was shocked when Zek unexpectedly nominated Quark to be his successor in 2369, and immediately retired. When Zek died shortly thereafter, Krax plotted with Quark's brother Rom to assassinate the new Nagus. Fortunately for Quark, Zek reappeared a short time later, revealing that the entire incident had been a ruse to test Krax's eligibility for becoming the new Nagus. Krax failed the test miserably; as Zek said, "You don't grab power... you accumulate it, quietly." (DS9: "The Nagus") Krax was played by actor Lou Wagner. Although his father Zek became a recurring character on the series, Krax was never mentioned in any subsequent episode of Deep Space Nine. Krax also appeared in the Deep Space Nine novels The Big Game and Ferenginar: Satisfaction is not Guaranteed.
- Krax worked alongside Craig Markoff and appeared in Dead Space: Martyr. He is described as being as tall as Markoff, but thicker, with a brutal, flat face. Krax was shown to be a violent man as well as a war veteran which would help explain this nature. He often turns to violence instead of negotiating, as shown in multiple cases, one of these being when a group of scientists were gathered around the Marker. He doesn't seem to have much compassion for human life and is a liar, shown by him telling Michael that Ada killed herself when in fact he killed her himself. He is killed by Markoff or one of his men when Markoff thought him no longer needed and to be "very expendable."
- Krax was a Ferengi male who lived in the 24th century. He is the son of former Grand Nagus Zek. In 2369, Zek was hoping to retire but was unsure of whether Krax was suitable to succeed him. He named Quark as his successor and then faked his own death. Disappointed that Krax acted "like a Klingon" in his attempt to become Nagus, Zek stayed in his position as the Ferengi leader. (DS9 episode: "The Nagus") The following year, Krax returned to Deep Space 9 with his father, who was taking part in the First Annual Deep Space Nine Poker Tournament. Krax placed several devices to monitor the poker table and implanted a device in his father's lobes through which he could give Zek advice on how to win. Zek was worried, as a previous attempt by Krax to use the communication device had led to Gral's cheating attempt being discovered. (DS9 novel: The Big Game) During the 2370s, Krax planned to write a book entitled Origins and Examples of the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. He was apparently dissuaded from doing so by an anonymous letter calling such a project "morally repugnant". This letter was in fact written by Quark, then working on a similar literary project. (DS9 reference: Legends of the Ferengi) Krax later became Rom's First Clerk when Rom became Nagus. As First Clerk, Krax was allowed to sit with the Economic Congress of Advisors. Krax helped to stop Brunt from unseating Rom. (DS9 - Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novel: Ferenginar: Satisfaction is Not Guaranteed)
- thumb|Krax (2369) Krax ist der Sohn des Großen Nagus Zek der Ferengi. Er sieht sich schon als Nachfolger von Zek. Als Zek Quark zum Nagus nominiert, reagiert Krax geschockt. Als kurz darauf Zek stirbt, plant Krax zusammen mit Quarks Bruder Rom, den neuen Nagus Quark zu töten, um selbst Nagus zu werden. Der erste Versuch mit einer Lokalisierungsbombe scheitert. Danach locken Krax und Rom Quark in eine Luftschleuse. Kurz bevor die beiden das Tor ins All öffnen, erscheint Zek. Um Krax Fähigkeiten zu prüfen, hatte Zek zuvor seinen eigenen Tod inszeniert. Aber anstatt sich hinter Quarks Rücken die guten Geschäfte zu besorgen, hat Krax Zek maßlos enttäuscht. Über seinen Sohn sagt Zek folgendes: Der Vater weise und intelligent und dann so ein Trottel als Sohn! (DS9: ) Krax wurde von Lou Wagner gespielt und von Georg Tryphon synchronisiert.
- The Krax is ruled over by Paul Gower, as he hated the team of Jagex. For not giving him proper credit, he composed a team of high level supporters, coders, Low-ranking J-mods, with some F-mod and P-mod strewn in. The Krax held a file, which later starting eating at Runescape2's seams. Defeating. Causing the creation of RuneScape4. Krax members were supposedly loyal, until they rebelled. Causing the Jagex-Krax war. The Police had no idea of this, and both would, and could not do anything. Krax members held high skills, and some creatures, monsters, and warriors were created before their rebellion. Some after.
- General Krax was the leader of the Troob people of Tahlboor around 5.5 BBY. His wife was Stigrit Krax and his son was Ket Krax.
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