[A176-185] Angel One to Annel

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. Mostly stuff from "The Hunted"...

THE ENTRIES:
[176] "Angel One" (no card required)
[177] angla'bosque
[178] Angosia III
[179] Angosian transport vessel
[180] Angosians

NOTES:
[176] The episode is well-covered by the Basic Set dilemma Matriarchal Society.
[177] The full recipe, which couldn't fit on the card, is: "Whip Tartian cream until consistency corresponds to that of honey. Pour into mold. Sprinkle with Jayana leaves and chocolate crumbles or design to liking. Refrigerate. Serve." You can only report one personnel in this fashion per turn (so you can't just report-reveal, report-reveal, etc. to staff a ship in one turn). Anyone come up with strategies for this? Source: "Caretaker"
[178] Source: "The Hunted"
[179] Source: "The Hunted"
[180] With the last clause, you don't lose a good personnel to an uneven battle, but he'll be hard on redshirts (well, unless you self-seeded). In a newer game environment, this would probably have worked with SECURITY Augments and not just Roga Danar. Source: You guessed it, "The Hunted"

And now: Several characters and not all easy to source...

THE ENTRIES:
[181] animal guide
[182] anionic energy
[183] Anjoran biometic gel
[184] Anna
[185] Annel

NOTES:
[181] The picture shows Janeway's animal guide, a cute little salamander. Awwwww. Source: "The Cloud"
[182] Source: "Power Play"
[183] A baseball card for events, but more useful to Ferengi. If your opponent has Acquisition in play, he may do the same to you on his turn, and so on. Source: "Firstborn"
[184] Since personnel in stasis can't be beamed away, this makes a potentially useful addition to Groupie, Love Interest and Jamaharon strategies. The special download actually makes her become Voval (will need to be in Broken Links). Source: "Liaisons"
[185] Annel DOES participate in personnel battles though. Source: "", but the picture is of a crowd extra in "In the Hands of the Prophets".

Next up: Jake Sisko writes a book!

Cards: Angla'bosque, Survey Political Situation, Lasers Only--?!?, Supersoldier, Animal Guide, Anionic Takeover, Anjoran Biometic Gel, Anna, Annel

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