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[B+ 56-60] Boothby to Boronite

The OTHER Boothby...

THE ENTRIES:
[56] Boothby
[57] Boq'ta
[58] Borg organelle
[59] Borge, Victor
[60] boronite

NOTES: 
[56] See Valerie Archer in Enhanced Apocalypse Rising for more information on 8472 infiltrators. There already is a Boothby card, but this entry also talked about the fake one so... He is the frontpiece for box P4. Source: "In the Flesh"
[57] A disposable personnel if you want to commandeer Empok Nor. Source: "Empok Nor"
[58] All three subcommands must be present for the attribute boost, and from a drone, not a Queen or counterpart. A new advantage to owning Seven of Nine. The Event is an implant. Source: "The Raven"
[59] Vic's boost is not cumulative, and Borge need not be present to give it. He stops all humans or none at all, and doesn't stop non-humans that look like humans but are really holograms. Source: Referenced in "His Way"
[60] Here's the thing: When I was designing these cards decades ago, the Omega Particle mechanics (from The Borg expansion) didn't exist. And since I never got to "Enhanced O", I don't know what I had in mind (probably nothing yet). When Omega DID come out as a card mechanic, this card stopped making sense. So this is essentially completely new game text only inspired by the original, but interacting with the cards from The Borg. Source: "The Omega Directive"

Next up: Introducing a new icon.

Cards: Boothby 8472, Boq'ta, Borg Organelle Generator, Victor Borge, Closer to Omega

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