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[A76-80] Aldara to Aldebaran

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. Only a couple cards this time around, as Decipher got to those entries before I did!

THE ENTRIES: 
[76] Aldara (no card required) 
[77] Aldea (no card required) 
[78] Aldeans 
[79] Aldebaran Music Academy 
[80] Aldebaran Serpent (no card required)

NOTES: 
[76] This is a Cardassian ship, released in the Deep Space Nine expansion. 
[77] Aldea, the planet from "When the Bough Breaks", exists as Investigate Legend (Q-Continuum expansion). 
[78] They're stealing kids! Source: "When the Bough Breaks" 
[79] Some fun. Check card lore for family relationships. Ex: Worf and Kurn are Mogh's sons, Alexander is Worf's, Deanna Troi is Lwaxana's daughter, etc. And yes, there are beneficial uses to this facility. Source: referenced in "Shadowplay", but the image is a modern academy-type building, color-corrected to put it on an alien planet (which has been seen and gets an AtoZ card). 
[80] Exists as Q-Event, Aldebaran Serpent.

Cards: Aldean Kidnapping Scheme, Aldebaran Music Academy
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