[B146-150] Bemar to Bender

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

THE ENTRIES:
[146] Bemar
[147] Ben
[148] Benaren
[149] Benbeck, Martin
[150] Bender, Slade

NOTES:
[146] The only Mission Specialist whose skill is SECURITY and the only Bajoran Mission Specialist period (at least, at time of design). Source: Referenced in "Heart of Stone"; the pic is of a Bajoran officer in "The Siege".
[147] The "gossip" ability (looking at crews and Away Teams) works at any time you could normally play an Interrupt. The original design was so wordy, I had to prune the special skills, resulting in a small power boost (Lower Decks only used to work "here". Source: "Lower Decks"
[148] Source: "Before and After"
[149] The term "mutant" has found its way into a number of AtoZ cards to represent genetically-engineered individuals (a synonym of Augment). Hannah Bates is one such personnel from Decipher's own cards. Source: "The Masterpiece Society"
[150] Why are some Dixon Hill holograms Federation and others Non-Aligned? I've put the "good guys" in with the Feds and those that threatened Federation personnel with the NAs. Source: "Manhunt"

Next up: Even more Lower Deckers.

Cards: Bemar, Ben, Benaren, Martin Benbeck, Slade Bender

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