The Balduk were a group of warriors with fearsome reputations. Shortly after Worf's son Alexander Rozhenko came to live with him on the USS Enterprise-D in 2368, he remarked in his personal log that he would, "gladly fight ten armed Balduk warriors rather than face one small child." This was in response to Alexander stealing a small model of a Draco lizard from the biolab during a class field trip. (TNG: "New Ground" ) The Balduk warriors might have hailed from the star Balduk's system. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 64) identified the Balduk as a group of fierce warriors.
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| - The Balduk were a group of warriors with fearsome reputations. Shortly after Worf's son Alexander Rozhenko came to live with him on the USS Enterprise-D in 2368, he remarked in his personal log that he would, "gladly fight ten armed Balduk warriors rather than face one small child." This was in response to Alexander stealing a small model of a Draco lizard from the biolab during a class field trip. (TNG: "New Ground" ) The Balduk warriors might have hailed from the star Balduk's system. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 64) identified the Balduk as a group of fierce warriors.
- The Balduk are a spacefaring species known to be fearsome warriors. They are proud and aggressively territorial. Balduk have pitted black skin, prominent brow ridges and cheekbones, small eyes and earholes, sharp teeth, and long white manes, giving them a wolflike appearance. (TNG episode: "New Ground", SGR novel: Three) In the 2370s, Iliana Ghemor hired a Balduk mercenary to find and kill her mirror counterpart. (DS9 novel: Warpath)
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| - The Balduk are a spacefaring species known to be fearsome warriors. They are proud and aggressively territorial. Balduk have pitted black skin, prominent brow ridges and cheekbones, small eyes and earholes, sharp teeth, and long white manes, giving them a wolflike appearance. (TNG episode: "New Ground", SGR novel: Three) First contact between the Balduk and the Federation was established in the year 2165, when the USS Pioneer rescued a Balduk officer from a Ware trading post and returned him to his people, who sent three Balduk defense ships to aid the Federation taskforce in their attack on a Ware repair station. (ENT novel: Uncertain Logic) In the 2370s, Iliana Ghemor hired a Balduk mercenary to find and kill her mirror counterpart. (DS9 novel: Warpath)
- The Balduk were a group of warriors with fearsome reputations. Shortly after Worf's son Alexander Rozhenko came to live with him on the USS Enterprise-D in 2368, he remarked in his personal log that he would, "gladly fight ten armed Balduk warriors rather than face one small child." This was in response to Alexander stealing a small model of a Draco lizard from the biolab during a class field trip. (TNG: "New Ground" ) The Balduk warriors might have hailed from the star Balduk's system. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 64) identified the Balduk as a group of fierce warriors.
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