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A Ma'Staka was a symbolic stick used during a Klingon wedding ceremony. Those undertaking the Kal'Hyah ritual carry Ma'Stakas until the actual wedding, where they attack the bride and groom in an symbolic attack that commemorates when Kahless and Lukara were attacked at their wedding by Molor's troops. (DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited"; ST reference: Celebrations) In 2374, Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir attacked Worf and Jadzia Dax with Ma'Stakas during their wedding on Deep Space 9. (DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited")

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  • A Ma'Staka was a symbolic stick used during a Klingon wedding ceremony. Those undertaking the Kal'Hyah ritual carry Ma'Stakas until the actual wedding, where they attack the bride and groom in an symbolic attack that commemorates when Kahless and Lukara were attacked at their wedding by Molor's troops. (DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited"; ST reference: Celebrations) In 2374, Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir attacked Worf and Jadzia Dax with Ma'Stakas during their wedding on Deep Space 9. (DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited")
  • In 2374, a week after Federation forces retook Deep Space 9, Worf and Jadzia Dax decided to get married on the station. Worf invited his son, Alexander Rozhenko, General Martok, Captain Benjamin Sisko, Dr. Julian Bashir, and Chief Miles O'Brien to travel kal'Hyah. When they entered one of Quark's holosuites, Worf presented the others with the ma'Stakas. When the wedding had been temporarily canceled, Captain Sisko tossed his Ma'Staka to Worf to keep Dr. Bashir and Chief O'Brien away from food at Quark's. At the conclusion of the wedding, after much pain and suffering on the path to kal'Hyah, Bashir and O'Brien were prepared to use the Ma'Stakas as much as they could. (DS9: "You Are Cordially Invited")
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  • A Ma'Staka was a symbolic stick used during a Klingon wedding ceremony. Those undertaking the Kal'Hyah ritual carry Ma'Stakas until the actual wedding, where they attack the bride and groom in an symbolic attack that commemorates when Kahless and Lukara were attacked at their wedding by Molor's troops. (DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited"; ST reference: Celebrations) In 2374, Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir attacked Worf and Jadzia Dax with Ma'Stakas during their wedding on Deep Space 9. (DS9 episode: "You Are Cordially Invited") In 2376, Ma'Stakas were used by Klingons at the wedding of David Gold's granddaughter's wedding. (SCE eBook: Creative Couplings)
  • In 2374, a week after Federation forces retook Deep Space 9, Worf and Jadzia Dax decided to get married on the station. Worf invited his son, Alexander Rozhenko, General Martok, Captain Benjamin Sisko, Dr. Julian Bashir, and Chief Miles O'Brien to travel kal'Hyah. When they entered one of Quark's holosuites, Worf presented the others with the ma'Stakas. When the wedding had been temporarily canceled, Captain Sisko tossed his Ma'Staka to Worf to keep Dr. Bashir and Chief O'Brien away from food at Quark's. At the conclusion of the wedding, after much pain and suffering on the path to kal'Hyah, Bashir and O'Brien were prepared to use the Ma'Stakas as much as they could. (DS9: "You Are Cordially Invited") The script describes the "Klingon Ma'Staka club" as being three to four feet long, with handles that should be made of carved wood, with a large shaped stone at the head.
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