Deck 1 - Bridge and Ready Room:

• Main Bridge: Main viewscreen flickers and suffers from static (reminiscent of an old, tube-style TV set). Ceiling tile at the back of the room unstable and falls regularly. Several consoles defective or inoperative.
• CO's Ready Room: Several lighting strips inoperative or flickering. Ceiling tile in corner of room unstable and falls regularly.

Deck 2 - Main Transporters

• Transporter Room 1: Out of service due to recent deaths.
• Transporter Room 2: Defective memory buffer - can only transport groups of 5 or less before problems with permanent dematerialisation or transport failure occurs.

Deck 4 - Main Computer Core

• Computer Core 1 Level A: Computer's voice synthesizer defective. Engineering currently unable to identify the cause, but vocal qualities and also reliability of information provided is questionable.
• Communications system main controls: Defect with shipwide comms system occasionally causes bursts of static that can sound like a woman screaming.

Deck 5 - Main Science Labs

• Science labs 1-6: Chemical and biological supplies low. Work stations missing or defective in several locations throughout the laboratory network.

Deck 6 - Main Sickbay

• Sickbay: Out of 15 total biobeds, 11 are fully functional, 2 are defective and another 2 have been taken offline to serve as a pharmaceutical station and a spare part repository respectively.
• Emergency Medical Hologram: The EMH program has become corrupted and occasionally takes on a physical appearance not entirely unlike the Grim Reaper.

Deck 8 - CoS's Office, Armory and Brig

• COS's Office: Custom security enhancements include a bespoke intruder prevention system
• Brig: Lighting levels inadequate and occasionally produce a strobe-like effect. Several crewmembers have reported glimpsing an occupant in the furthest cell, but upon further inspection it is always found to be empty.

Deck 9 - Holodecks and Suites

• Holodecks and Suites: 1 & 2 have been taken offline to conserve power. 3 & 4 remain operational but issues with security protocols have been reported. For this reason, only recreational scenarios are currently allowed. Scenarios including weapons or combat of any kind are completely forbidden.

Deck 12 - The Heorot

• 12 forward Bar and Lounge: Renamed by former Captain Kara Nakuto as "The Heorot". Has been redesigned and refitted with catering and bar facilities resembling a Viking mead hall. Known defects with replicators cause food to be produced with unexpected and sometimes objectionable tastes, although nutritional content seems unchanged.

Decks 17 & 18 - Main Engineering

• Main Engineering Level A: Work stations missing or defective in several locations throughout the engineering workspaces. Parts store low on supplies.
• Main engineering Level B: Warp Core maintenance and calibration required.

Deck 32 - The Thunderdome

• Cargo Bay 2: Repurposed as the Viking's bespoke training/battle arena - The Thunderdome.

Decks shut down to conserve power

• The following decks have been shut down to conserve power. Minimal life support, gravity plating and environmental support controls remain operational. Lighting is emergency level only. All consoles and terminals powered down. Comms restricted to emergency broadcasts only:
• Decks 11, 13, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29, 33, 34

The Thunderdome

Built by the Viking's former Chief Engineer, Akirel Ros, the Thunderdome is a gladiatorial arena created for the purpose of allowing the crew to settle their differences in a manner befitting true warriors.

As the crew entered the Cargo bay, they would notice instantly that they were no longer just walking through doors but down what appeared to be an ancient block tunnel, covered in moss and what appeared to be dirt or very old, red stains with sand covering the floor. This opened out into the Arena, the Pit before it and the Captains Chair at the other end. Tiered seating spread out around the 'south' tunnel entrance along the three walls.

In the centre of the space was a slightly (2 feet) depressed 'platform' (The Pit) measuring a good 10 meter by 15 meter rectangle and covered in a thick layer of sand. This was surrounded by a thick rope fence (not bouncy) that reached 2 meters tall and had only one entrance in the form of a gate that was made of transparent aluminium and hinged at the edges to swing open. This gate faced the Captains Chair.

Around the "Pit" were seats constructed of timber and metal pipe salvaged from the lower decks and re purposed, or replicated, specifically for this project. These seats were tiered so that those behind looked over those in front, but with the ringside seats beginning only 3 feet from the rope. All of the seats had been placed on an artificially raised floor that made the Pit itself look sunken into the ground.

The raised seating covered three walls, with the unseated 'northern' wall sporting a large chair that was an apparent mimic of the Captains Throne in the Heorot lounge, only larger and more prominent and with a table to the right side and a number of other chairs to the left of it. On this table was a large wooden keg and a variety of drinking horns. Behind the chair on the wall was hung a large array of vicious looking hand to hand weapons of different cultures and historic periods and a wooden chest sat just behind the chair, intended to hold the less "conventional" weapons that people might draw. Off in the corner in this wall was an area set aside for refreshments for the plebs, assorted drinks and non-replicated food could be provided.

Dispersed among the stands were small metal torches holding oil and wicks to shed some light on proceedings, as the main lighting had been turned down to emergency levels to create the mood and a slightly red tinge. Around two thirds of the way up the cargo bay wall, and above the stands, was a platform that ringed the room's edges on all four sides with a strong metal and wire railing to stop people falling. This "overlook" could be reached by a set of steps right at the back of one of the western tiered seats and had no lighting present except for the huge metal and crystal chandelier that was suspended from the cargo bays ceiling over the Pit and rested just above the floor level of the overlook, so that the audience had a completely unobstructed view of the Pit below.

The eastern stands had a walkway running from the end closest to the Pit entrance, wide enough for a stretcher to pass. This was the Medical Area for first aid and treatment of injuries that might occur from the more violent or over-excited members of the crew, or plain 'in-over-their-heads' participants. This area had been set up underneath the eastern stand complex. The western stand complex had entrances to underneath on both ends, and these entrances led to small 'ready rooms' for the next combatants to change and prepare.

The Heorot

The Heorot is the Viking's custom mess hall and drinking den. Crafted by former Captain Kara Nakuto, the main feature is a bar in the form of a Viking longship, that spans almost the entire length of the left wall. From here the crew can obtain real alcohol from the four corners of the quadrant.

The rectangular room had been painted almost entirely in a shade of deep red that gave the space a warm and inviting atmosphere. The far right wall, one large, picture window that ran its full height and length, gleamed and glistened in the dual lighting from the myriad candles inside and the twinkling stars outside. At the left wall stood the Viking longship. Running almost the entire length of the room, the wooden vessel served as a bar and counter, with a row of wooden stools for people to sit at while they waited to be served.

The clusters of tables and chairs had been removed, replaced by one huge, wooden feasting table. Long benches sat at each side of this table, forcing people to sit together as a crew instead of scattering to the four corners of the room in tiny groups. At the head of the table was the throne. The battered, wooden chair with the red velvet seat looked as old and careworn as everything else in the bar, but it was most definitely a chair for a Captain.

The walls around them were adorned with various wooden shields, lighted candles in black iron sconces and, at the very back of the room, a large shelving unit, currently empty and waiting to be filled by the crew with whatever they might wish to share.