Star Trek: A House Divided.

It's been 4 years since the darkest day thus far in the history of the United Federation of Planets: Frontier Day, 2401. The day a sinister Borg-Changeling conspiracy turned Starfleet's youngest against their fellow officers, and their people. Despite the massacre, Starfleet held its ground long enough for the legends of Admiral Jean-Luc Picard and his crew to deliver to the Borg Collective its final, permanent defeat. But the scars remained. Billions of lives were lost in a matter of hours, billions more were traumatized for life.

And now, Starfleet's worst enemy has returned: its complacency.

One particularly damaged survivor of Frontier Day, Admiral Alister Donovan, veteran of not only Frontier Day but also Wolf 359 and the Dominion War, declaring the Federation to be incapable of defending itself, decides to take matters into his own hands. Gathering his most loyal supporters and those who will listen, Admiral Donovan makes a declaration that the time for complacency and weakness is over, an extremely divisive proclamation that sends more shockwaves throughout the battered Federation. The fragile peace keeping the Federation together is shattered as Admiral Donovan concludes that the only way to save the Federation, a system so determined to kill itself via slothfulness and spinelessness... is to destroy it. Admiral Donovan declares war on the very system that he once swore to defend and puts himself at odds with Admiral Picard and his crew. As Starfleet once more turns against itself, both Donovan and Picard try their best to end the Federation Civil War in an outcome favoring their views, the question lingers throughout the Alpha and Beta Quadrants: can the United Federation of Planets survive its greatest crisis, or will it be the end of centuries' worth of utopia and peace?