[B336-340] Brestanti Ale to Bride of the Corpse

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"
[339] Already exists as a Non-Aligned personnel in the Q-Continuum expansion.
[340] Zombies can appear on any planet, ship or site where opponent's personnel are located. They keep their skills and could rejoin your crews or Away Teams. Spooky. They are not discarded when Countdown ends, but lose their zombie powers. Source: "Future's End"

Next up: Report to the bridge!

Cards: Brestanti Ale, Brevelle, Ambassador Briam, Bride of the Corpse

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