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[B306-310] Boslics to Boylen

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

THE ENTRIES:
[306] Boslics
[307] Botha
[308] Bothan
[309] Boyce
[310] Boylen, Lieutenant

NOTES: 
[306] Rionoj is matching commander. Source: "Sons of Mogh"
[307] Bringing Empathy to that ship brings its crew out of stasis. A ship without Empathy could attempt the mission, solve it and leave before being "stopped" and placed in stasis. Source: Voyager's "Persistence of Vision"
[308] Combine with opponent's Cross Dangerous Territory and he won't have the Empathy personnel to save all his ships. Source: Voyager's "Persistence of Vision"
[309] A rare mix of skills. The "ancestor" mentioned in the lore is speculative. The character's name was a tip of the hat to that of Dr. Phillip Boyce, the original Enterprise's CMO from "The Cage". Source: "Starship Down" (I put a friend's face on another character)
[310] At the time the U.S.S. Pegasus didn't exist, and I imagined his reporting ability would prove useful on my version which might require a bit more staffing than most ships. The Pegasus came out in All Good Things, and Boylen can staff it alone. Source: "The Pegasus" (actually a crewman in "The Naked Now"

Next up: The Martian Chronicles.

Cards: Boslic Freighter, Cross Dangerous Territory, Bothan Psi Assault, Boyce, Boylen

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