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[B+ 66-70] Brigitte to Brone

A bunch of cards from "The Killing Game"...

THE ENTRIES:
[66] Brigitte
[67] British Intelligence
[68] British Radio Network
[69] Broik
[70] Brone

NOTES: 
[66] French Resistance will be a Program card. The Encyclopedia misspelled her name as Brigette, I've fixed it. This is also the introduction of a red holographic icon, which AtoZ described as a Holodeck-only icon. It will be found on holo-personae, that is to say personae of flesh-and-blood personnel that have alter egos on the holodeck. The presence of the icon means that those personnel cannot report or be persona-switched unless a Holodeck is present. (Sorry, Holo-Projectors do not count.) This does not prevent those personnel from leaving the holodeck. Obviously, Decipher went a different way (think Dixon Hill), so this is AtoZ-only. Source: "The Killing Game"
[67] Simple enough. Both attributes are meant to be "total". Source: "The Killing Game"
[68] Both functions require a Resistance personnel in play. Source: "The Killing Game"
[69] He may nullify (discard) any or all the opposing Latinum present. The original edition of the Encyclopedia misspelled his name as Briok, so they fixed it here. I made a card for both. Source: "Sanctuary"
[70] Upturned is a dilemma that will have to be in Broken Links. Source: Voyager's "Nemesis"

Next up: The last of the Enhanced B's.

Cards: Brigitte, Intelligence Over Strength, Voice of the Resistance, Broik, Brone

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