[B126-130] Baxter to Before and After

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. All personnel...

THE ENTRIES:
[126] Baxter, Lieutenant
[127] Baytart, Pablo
[128] Beata
[129] Beck
[130] "Before and After"

NOTES:
[126] He can't, of course, download a Gym (will be a Site) and report there, as it would defy the timing rules. Source: "Eye of the Needle"
[127] Source: I have picked this unnamed helmsman (and frequent background extra) from "Shattered" to be Baytart. The character had only actually been featured as a voice, but frequently referenced over the years.
[128] Good for The Naked Truth. The disabled male is only disabled so long as she is present. If she is elsewhere, she may require another male to be disabled there. Source: "Angel One"
[129] The lore and special skill come from his name being a homage to Don Beck, producer of the promotional preview commercials for TNG and DS9. While you can't draw the card you looked at at the end of your turn, you can draw it through Kivas Fajo-Collector, etc. Source: Referenced in "Lessons"
[130] Temporal Interrupts have that word in their title (Temporal Wake, Temporal Rift, Temporal Narcosis, etc.). Note the lore's reference to Decipher's BBS's Geezer Kes. Source: "Before and After"

Next up: Some species/affiliation-specific cards.

Cards: Baxter, Pablo Baytart, Beata, Beck, Kes Paris

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