[B256-260] Bo'rak to Bogrow

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. Some people are just more open-minded...

THE ENTRIES:
[256] Bo'rak (no card required)
[257] Bochra, Centurion (no card required)
[258] Boday, Captain
[259] "Body Parts"
[260] Bogrow, Paul

NOTES:
[256] Already exists as a Klingon personnel in The Dominion expansion.
[257] Already exists as a Romulan personnel in the Basic Set.
[258] I extrapolated the skills from what little information I had. The first two are standard for Officers; SCIENCE is so he could have something in common with Dax; and the special download is a joke on his transparent skull. Source: First referenced in "The Maquis, Part !"
[259] Up to you to find a way to kill your Ferengi or your opponent's. (Major revisions on this card which was too powerful originally, because it assumed Ferengi were in play at all). Source: "Body Parts", but the pic had to be from "The Alternate".
[260] Again, I had to invent the skills. Since Leijten was SECURITY and La Forge OFFICER/ENGINEER, I put him in another career to round out the trio. The U.S.S. Victory will have to be a Broken Link. Source: Referenced in "Identity Crisis", created from an unnamed crew member in "The Naked Now"

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Cards: Captain Boday, For Sale, Paul Bogrow

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