[A137-146] Amarie to Amniotic

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. A short one to begin with...

THE ENTRIES:
[137] Amarie (no card required)
[138] Amaros (no card required)
[139] Amat'igan (no card required)
[140] Amazing Detective Stories
[141] Ambassador-class starship

Decipher's for comparison's sake:

NOTES:
[137] Amarie is already in the Basic Set.
[138] Amaros already appears in the Deep Space Nine expansion.
[139] Amat'igan can be found in The Dominion expansion.
[140] Holodeck Adventures would later give us the Holoprogram: The Office of Dixon Hill incident. My version works within the bounds of my Program cards instead. Source: "The Big Goodbye"
[141] Note that you could seed at your opponent's Federation, Neutral or Non-Aligned Outpost (compatible)... but to what ends, I'll leave that to the strategy experts. Source: The first Ambassador-class ship ever seen was the Enterprise-C in "Yesterday's Enterprise".

And now: Something for the moms in my audience...

THE ENTRIES:
[142] American Sign Language
[143] Ameron
[144] Amleth Prime (no card required)
[145] amniotic fluid
[146] amniotic scan

NOTES:
[142] The dilemma stays on the mission until one of the required skills is brought there. Source: "Macrocosm"
[143] I never got to the T's, so no Tieran card was ever made. Source: "Warlord"
[144] Amleth Prime appears on the mission Establish Station from the Deep Space Nine expansion.
[145] "Mother" are as referenced in the lore. This Objective (and Maternity Ward) is AU because is presupposes a time when the target personnel is still pregnant with a child who has its own card (full grown!). I wanted to give MEDICAL personnel an objective of their own (it wouldn't be the last, actually). Sickbay will be a Starship Site in Broken Links. Source: The Encyclopedia references "Genesis", but my picture choice is from "The Child".
[146] A bit tongue-in-cheek (update those lists!). Source: Again, it's "Genesis" (Ogawa's pregnancy), but I went with "The Child" for the picture.

Next up: Our first persona!

Cards: Amazing Detective Stories, USS Ambassador, Sign Language, Ameron, Amniotic Research, Maternity Ward

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