[B266-270] Boldaric Masters to Bolian

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. We're getting into Bolians, one of the Federation's most underrated members...

THE ENTRIES:
[266] Boldaric masters
[267] Bolian cuisine
[268] Bolian currency
[269] Bolian restaurant
[270] Bolian tonic water

NOTES:
[266] No personnel actually has the skill of Music, it is simply present for use with Ressikan Flute (as modified by Batai Son of Kamin), solving missions and overcoming dilemmas. If any card asks for "Music personnel", then the OCD won't help. Only Bajoran musicians get the CUNNING bonus. Source: Referenced in "Crossfire"; image is a recolored OCD prop from First Contact.
[267] You may choose to stop an unstopped personnel at any point during the turn. One personnel present MUST be stopped (even if it's your own). Source: Referenced in "Crossfire"
[268] If neither of the first two possibilities occurs in the game, you can always score a couple points towards the end by having Mot on the table. Source: "Starship Down"
[269] Only personnel with Cooking or Exobiology are immune to the Site's effects, not an entire Away Team where those skills are present. Bolian Food cards are the ones with the word "Bolian" in the title. Source: Referenced in "Crossfire" (I've put a Bolian at the Star Trek Online Replimat for this).
[270] Even your opponent's personnel can't be stunned at the Tonic Water's location. Source: "Paradise Lost"

Next up: Trying to get another Bolian in before we move on.

Cards: Boldaric Masters OCD, Bolian Meat, Currency? What's That?, Bolian Restaurant, Bolian Tonic Water

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