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[B+ 31-35] Battlefield to Belle

An Odo persona?

THE ENTRIES:
[31] battlefield trauma kit
[32] Beethoven, Ludwig van
[33] "Behind the Lines"
[34] bekk
[35] Belle

NOTES: 
[31] A rare equipment giving a skill to SECURITY; yeah, I know it doesn't cover Jake. Source: "Call to Arms"
[32] Both effects only occur this turn. Source: Star Trek: Insurrection
[33] This is a Dominion-affiliation persona of Odo (the frontpiece of the P2 box). The Youth, I think is warranted because he had that wide-eyed naive quality when he was with the Founder Leader, and because he IS really young by the way they measure age. He is the frontpiece for box P2. Source: "Behind the Lines" 
[34] At first, I was going to call him Bekk Alexander Rozhenko or some such, but by giving this persona the same exact title as the original, I think I've made K'mtar more palatable. To calculate HULL, always subtract 10% from current damage marker total. Source: "Sons of Daughters"
[35] The Biology is presumably from listening dutifully to her father talk about his work. I don't know what I wanted to do with Parrises Squares, but I've got to come up with something in Broken Links. Source: "Real Life"

Next up: We make promises about fleets.

Cards: Battlefield Trauma Kit, Musical Charge, Odo, Alexander Rozhenko, Belle

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 20, 2026 at 6:21 AM

    From: Kobayashimaru
    To: Siskoid
    RE: Awesome batch
    You've made another awesome batch,
    "Evil Odo" is going to be fun to play in a late DS9 era constructed deck etc.
    The field medic kit is good for security to be multi-role,
    Defend HQ Homeworld + that = insta medics

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