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I'd love to see Klingons, even as a standalone that doesn't add any of the uniforms or high-tech weapons. I feel like roleplaying the game would be fun in one of those scenarios Trek likes to occasionally talk about where time travel stuff causes certain people to be lost in the past and be stuck there and have to ditch their broken tech and survive on local resources, or similar situations with crashes and never being rescued from lower-tech worlds.
Being a stranded bunch of Klingons would be a lot of fun with only local tech and none of the higher Trek stuff. Though a lot of Klingon uniforms and cultural weapons and architecture and symbology would feel right at home on the world of Kenshi.
Klingons wouldn't simply survive in Kenshi's world, they would thrive there and very easily be able to fit into the local factions and cultures.
Glad you are having fun :)