Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. I've lost them, sir... THE ENTRIES: [361] Brossmer, Chief [362] "Brothers" [363] Browder IV [364] Brower, Ensign [365] brown dwarf  NOTES:  [361] Chakotay's Ghost and Borhyas Ro (both in AtoZ) correspond to that description. Source: "The Next Phase" [362] Your android must obey the Factory Recall. You must get it to the targeted location by any means possible. You can't simply abandon it on a planet where it is pretty much stopped and forget about. The ship it is on must carry it to the location or at least rendezvous with a ship that can. You can also use such things as the Mysterious Orb to relocate said android. The Cybernetics personnel named by the opponent can belong to any player. If it dies, the dilemma is discarded. Source: "Brothers" [363] Source: Referenced in TNG's "Allegiance" [364...

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 nickname gets a card... THE ENTRIES: [356] "Broccoli" [357] "Broken Link" [358] Brooks, Admiral [359] Brooks, Ensign Janet [360] Brooks, Marc  NOTES:  [356] This wussy persona of Barclay downloads Transporter Phobia to himself to stop himself from beaming. Source: "Hollow Pursuits" [357] A changeling so affected could not morph even if it were one of its skills. Its new species is "former changeling". The dilemma has no effect on crews and Away Teams with no changelings. Note that Odo will always be affected if he's the only changeling present. Source: "Broken Link" [358] A counter against dilemma combos that keep telling you "mission continues" until that final wall. Source: First referenced in "Descent"; pic from "Redemption II" [359] Special ability works like t...

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 typo gets a card... THE ENTRIES: [351] Briok [352] Briori [353] Bristow, Fred [354] brizeen nitrate [355] broad-spectrum warp field NOTES:  [351] Some lore was invented to create this universal Ferengi, who was no doubt supposed to be Broik, but the name was misspelled in the Encyclopedia as "Briok". They realized their mistake and put Broik in the next edition, which means HE'LL be Enhanced By Inferno's Light. Source: "Emissary" [352] Another way, if a bit convoluted, to get to the Delta Quadant. Also good for stopping timeline disruption, destroying ships and equipment brought (or native to) time locations, or sending AUs on field trips. Source: "The 37's" [353] Last ditch defense. If your opponent wins with exactly 100 points, they're back down to 99! Won't work every time, but might be worth a ...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. Something cheesy... THE ENTRIES: [346] brill cheese [347] Brin Tusk [348] Bringloid V [349] Bringloidi [350] Brink NOTES:  [346] A joke on poor students' predilection for eating macaroni and cheese. Latinum cards are those that have latinum in their title (like Latinum Payoff). I guess I didn't draw a line between the cheese and Voyager's staff infection. Source: "Learning Curve" [347] If you don't "sell" the Equipment on the same turn it was stolen, it cannot be sold. Source: "Things Past" [348] Source: TNG's "Up the Long Ladder" [349] Source: "Up the Long Ladder" [350] Another way to battle for the Feds, but you better go back to the outpost on time! He can report to an already REMed Brattain for maximum effectiveness, perhaps giving you a reason to use that ship. Source: Refere...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. Report to the bridge! THE ENTRIES: [341] Bridge Officer Examination, Starfleet [342] bridge [343] Briefing with Neelix, A [344] brig [345] Brilgar NOTES:  [341] The Objective is discarded after the probe, even if that probe result states "Try again". Passing grade: When a Command icon goes up one level, you may choose to keep it a Command icon. Other possibilities include Enterprise-E, Excelsior, Original Enterprise, OCD, AU, Maquis, etc. Flying colors: The new special skill adds a skill dot to that personnel card. Source: "Thine Own Self" [342] The one Console in the proper game is Tactical Console, but I have created others for Atoz. [343] MEDICAL, Biology and Exobiology-related dilemmas are those dilemmas that require those skills to cure or pass. Note that only dilemmas that are played on the ship or crew as per their game te...

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 B-movie... THE ENTRIES: [336] brestanti ale [337] Brevelle, Ensign [338] Briam, Ambassador [339] Brianon, Kareen (no card required) [340] Bride of the Corpse  NOTES:  [336] Added details to the lore. The entry just said: "Intoxicating beverage". Another good reason to cram your personnel in the food-serving areas. Becomes more useful when you consider the few cards that allow you to have Food at other locations. Subtitles now push the spelling Bresthanti. Source: "Blood Oath" [337] Source: "Identity Crisis" [338] Like Chancellor Alrik, he is part Klingon because Krios and Valt Minor are, according to the icons on those mission cards and the episode "The Mind's Eye", part of the Klingon Empire. I created a Kamala [K47] before Decipher did, but he can download either. Source: "The Perfect Mate" [...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. Say no to drugs, kids... THE ENTRIES: [331] brek'tal ritual [332] Brekka [333] Brekkians [334] Brel, Jor [335] Brentalia  NOTES:  [331] Examples: If your Klingon kills Quark, it gains the bonuses given by Grilka. Your CIVILIAN Klingon will get bonuses from War Room if he killed an OFFICER. Bonuses may be attribute boosts or extra skills. Source: "The House of Quark" [332] Planet-Wide Detox is the mission I was planning for Ornara to complete the Region (a Broken Link). Source: TNG's "Symbiosis" [333] The dilemma is not discarded until the requirements are met. Source: "Symbiosis" [334] If his first listed skill (Music) somehow changes, then he can share that skill, too. Source: "Remember" [335] Source: First referenced in TNG's "New Ground" Next up: A B-movie. Cards: Brek'tal Ritual, ...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. How about a Breen? THE ENTRIES: [326] Bre'el IV (no card required) [327] bread pudding soufflé [328] Brechtian Cluster [329] Breen [330] bregit lung NOTES:  [326] Already exists as Restore Errant Moon in the Basic Set. [327] Your choice whether this happens. Source: Referenced in "Homefront" [328] Once solved, you can discard the Crystalline Entity when encountered elsewhere. Source: Referenced in TNG's "Silicon Avatar" [329] Personnel paired with the Breen cannot have their STRENGTH modified by hand weapons, War Rooms, Targs, etc. It's supposed to mimic an attack on a turned back. Source: "By Inferno's Light" [330] Aaaaaaaaack! is a space dilemma from the "A" expansion. Source: "Sons and Daughters" Next up: Say no to drugs, kids. Cards: Bread Pudding Soufflé, Contact Entity, The Unkn...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. The Q need a mission... THE ENTRIES: [321] Braslota system [322] Brathaw [323] Brattain, U.S.S. (no card required) [324] Brax [325] Braxton, Captain  NOTES:  [321] A salvaged ship retains its affiliation icon, but may be used by your Ferengi or other personnel. Treat it as a Brainwashed personnel in this sense. And we know the Ferengi can do this because we saw them fly a bird-of-prey in "Rascals". Source: TNG's "Peak Performance" [322] The odd lore is due to the fact that the Xhosa's bridge had panels very similar to the original Enterprise's. Source: "For the Cause" [323] Already exists in the Basic Set. [324] AtoZ will introduce Q-icon personnel to be stocked in the Q-Continuum side-deck. Referenced in "Q-Less" [325] Source: "Future's End, Part II" Next up: How about a Breen? Cards...

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 Ferengi icon.. THE ENTRIES: [316] Bradley, Jessica [317] Brahms, Dr. Leah (no card required) [318] brak'lul [319] Brak [320] Brand, Admiral NOTES:  [316] Of course, holograms killed are only deactivated, enabling you to send her to her death again and again until you have all the holos you want. Dixon Hill-related holos are the ones that mention Dixon Hill in their lore. Source: "The Big Goodbye" [317] Both versions of Leah Brahms showed up in the Basic Set. [318] A "fully Klingon personnel" is one that is neither partly some other race (human or Romulan) nor from a different race altogether (like Quark). The Hegh'bat is the suicide ritual and gets a card later. Source: "Ethics" [319] Kind of odd, I know. The weird download is just so I could mirror the "see Spot run" quote in the game text. He has, ...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. The Martian Chronicles... THE ENTRIES: [311] Bozeman, U.S.S. (no card required) [312] Bracas V [313] Brackett, Fleet Admiral [314] Bractor [315] Bradbury, U.S.S. Decipher's version, for comparison: NOTES:  [311] The Bozeman was released in the First Contact expansion. [312] Difficult mission to play Espionage on as Cetacean Ops may only exist aboard Federation ship classes. One probe result on Cetacean Ops ("Desert waste") is impossible here, so its mandatory discard is nullified. Referenced in TNG's "The Loss" [313] The special ability is sort of a limited Espionage effect, but since the Feds can't normally spy on the Romulans... Source: "Unification I" [314] The bonus to WEAPONS is in addition to any Captain's Log bonuses on the Kreechta. I wanted to give a little military might to the Ferengi. Deciphe...