This was a worthy battle that he would lose, and pay dearly for from a social standpoint. He defended Captain Kirk and Captain McCoy on charges of murder and conspiracy. Let's not forget that Worf was a skilled lawyer before he joined Starfleet. Worf wasn't afraid of taking the fight to the enemy, with both the pen and the sword. RELATED: Star Trek: The 10 Fastest Ships In The Klingon Imperial Fleet, Ranked The affinity for big, impressive weapons, often of the two-handed variety, is another dead giveaway. The Klingon culture swings more to the side of Lawful or Chaotic Evil, with the honor of a fighter and victory held in higher esteem than anything else. His background echoes the traits of a Barbarian upbringing.
Ever get the feeling that Worf doesn't belong under all that uniform? Worf keeps his natural instincts under wraps as protocol dictates, but he likes to fight, and he's good at it.
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