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[A156-165] Anchilles to Andorian

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 couple of Program cards, incoming...

THE ENTRIES:
[156] Anchilles fever
[157] Ancient Philosophies
[158] Ancient West
[159] Andarian glass bead
[160] Andevian II 

How Decipher handled it, for comparison:
NOTES: 
[156] Probing on a dilemma doesn't leave you much space to work with, does it? Source: While first mentioned in TNG's "Code of Honor", the virus was pictured in Enterprise's "Cold Station 12".
[157] Something to seed yourself? I say "first artifact encountered" because there may be more than one under such missions as Orb Negotiations, and both opponents may have seeded one under the same mission. Source: "The Host"
[158] None of the named characters were in the game when I made this card (which is naturally a Program under my scheme). Holodeck Adventures would make it an Incident called Holoprogram: Deadwood, included for comparison's sake. They're sort of complementary. Source: "A Fistful of Datas"
[159] Source: "Business as Usual"
[160] A Brief Romance encountered anywhere on the table affects the couple at Andevian Picnic instead of personnel randomly selected among the Away Team. Source: "The Foresaken"

And now: Time to open the liquor cabinet!


THE ENTRIES:

[161] Andolian brandy
[162] Andonian tea
[163] Andoria
[164] Andorian ale
[165] Andorian amoeba 

NOTES: 
[161] Source: "Move Along Home", picture of fan-made bottles in a Star Trek style.
[162] A Food card for your Bluegill infiltrator or even Dominion Founder to play on an opponent's Mess Hall. It boosts Bluegill STRENGTH, but also allows for Alien Parasites to hit more easily. Nice of  the show to actually start a scene on a food. Source: "Conspiracy"
[163] Decipher had not yet produced an Andorian. AtoZ has Shrev (coming soon).
[164] Source: "Proving Ground"
[165] Looking at my original design, I tweaked it to limit it to a single turn to avoid TOO much note-keeping. Source: "Tuvix"

Next up: More Andorian stuff!

Cards: Anchilles Fever, Ancient Philosophies, Ancient West, Andarian Glass Bead, Andevian Picnic, Andolian Brandy, Andonian Tea, Study Andorian Practices, Andorian Ale, Andorian Amoeba

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