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[B+ 1-5] IKC B'Moth to Ba'ku Planet

Enhanced By Inferno's Light begins! These are the cards based on the new entries in the next edition of the Encyclopedia. 75 cards in all, distributed in 5 boxes (P1-5) each with 15 Premium (enhanced) cards, bundled with 2 regular By Inferno's Light booster packs. I'll mention the frontpieces visible to the customer when they come up.

THE ENTRIES:
[1] B'Moth, IKS
[2] B'omar Sovereignty
[3] B'omar
[4] Br'er Rabbit
[5] Ba'ku planet 

Decipher's version for comparison:
Decipher's version for comparison:
NOTES: 
[1] At once mimics the T'Ong's and the Enterprise-C's reporting abilities. Source: "Soldiers of the Empire"
[2] You cannot reduce a mission's Span below 0. B'omar personnel will include the likes of Gaumen and Dumah. Source: "The Raven"
[3] To make various DQ races interesting, I give them things that can only be used by them. Staffing here merely requires one member of the B'omar species. If commandeered, THEN it may be staffed by a Command icon. Source: "The Raven"
[4] Playing Tactics blind means that which Tactic is played (among the two or more drawn from the side-deck) is a random selection rather than the player's. No Tactical Console may be "installed" on the ship as long as this damage counter remains on it. Not exactly the same, but close enough, Decipher's BaH! expansion made this as the Riker Maneuver (included for comparison). Source: Star Trek: Insurrection
[5] I'm having the Son'a align with whichever power is ready to do the job (the Feds weren't). Decipher made this as Insurrection (doh! why didn't *I* think of that?) and released in The Motion Pictures expansion (included for comparison). Source: Star Trek: Insurrection

Next up: More Ba'ku.

Cards: IKC B'Moth, Cut Through Red Tape, B'omar Attack Fighter, Br'er Rabbit Maneuver, Forced Relocation

Comments

  1. From: Kobayashimaru
    To: Siskoid
    RE: awesome cards
    Finally, I can recreate ST:Insurrection with a mission card that you can actually get,
    rather than it being short printed and unobtainium.
    The B'omar staffing criteria is nice - I wish that was a house rule that applied to all factions,
    Ferengi vessels being staffed by unaligned never sat quite right with me.
    Many thanks again, Siskoid!
    PS: Happy New Year 2026

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    1. Was Insurrection really short printed? It's a Common, after all. I suppose The Motion Pictures was short printed, but I always got my two boxes of each expansion from Decipher at this point (as payment for writing articles for their site), so I'm sure I must have multiple copies of the mission. Send me your address at michel.siskoid.albert (at) gmail (dot) com and I'll see if I can't find out and send it to you.

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