Editing Worf (section)

===''Star Trek: Picard''===
By the time of ''[[Star Trek: Picard]]'', Worf has become a subcontractor for Starfleet Intelligence, having attained the rank of Captain and briefly commanded the ''Enterprise''-E beforehand. Worf has mellowed with age, no longer giving in to impulse; even adopting a fondness for meditation and tea in his free time, having seemingly given up Klingon opera. It's also revealed that something happened to the ''Enterprise''-E under Worf's command that renders it unusable by the time of ''Star Trek: Picard'', something that Worf insists was not his fault.

A contact (heavily implied to be [[Odo (Star Trek)|Odo]]) has made Worf aware that a group of Changelings objected to the Dominion's surrender and began a campaign against the Federation, prompting Worf to mount an investigation into their activities, assisted by [[Raffi Musiker]] and supervised by [[Ro Laren]]. Worf and Raffi interrogate multiple criminal co-conspirators, including the [[Ferengi]] Sneed and the [[Vulcan (Star Trek)|Vulcan]] Krinn, finding that the Changeling group has infiltrated the highest levels of Starfleet and burgled its most advanced lab the Daystrom Institute to restart the Dominion War. He is reunited with Picard and the rest of the ''Enterprise'' crew, including a resurrected Data, throughout the third season, whereupon he helps Picard defeat the Changelings' collaborators, the Borg, once and for all using the rebuilt ''Enterprise''-D. Worf also helps Musiker reunite with her estranged family by secretly leaking her heroic deeds to them. He is last seen playing poker with his ''Enterprise'' crewmates at the Ten Forward bar in Los Angeles, content with his life.