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Broken Links [BL-B6-10] Espionage: Federation on Romulan to Forra Gegen

More Broken Links... This time: Introducing a Q-Personnel.

BROKEN LINKS:
[6] Espionage: Federation on Romulan
[7] Baseball personnel
[8] Q personnel
[9] Food Fight
[10] Voth personnel

NOTES: 
[6] Barber Shop [B65] downloads it (it's a reference to Mot making the wigs). Source: "Unification I"
[7] As promised, more baseball characters. If used, Baseball goes to the point area, so her special ability recovers one that wasn't actually used. Source: "Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
[8] Q-icon personnel must be stocked in the Q-Continuum side-deck and all follow the following rules: They immediately report anywhere on opponent's side of the table (from the point of view of the player encountering the Q-Flash). They are played as opponent's own until any Q-Flash (usually). They may not be killed, disabled, placed in stasis or captured except by an opposing Q-Personnel (they are always "stopped" instead). If the Q-Personnel has a persona listed, the "immediately reports" clause makes it impossible to switch personae again and keep the Q-Personnel in hand until AFTER a Q-Flash and re-report them. They must always be "immediately played", so are always in play. A Q-Personnel was required of Q Reincarnated [B145] and while there IS one in AtoZ somewhere, it could use more. Her special skill allows her ship to move to other quadrants and Time Locations. Source: "The Q and the Gray"
[9] Imagine your Jem'Hadar getting killed by a birthday cake... Banana Split [B55] downloads it. Source: "Suddenly Human"
[10] Bio-Dart [B+47] references Voth personnel, so I've created a little subset of Voth cards in this batch of Broken Links. This is only the first. Source: "Distant Origin"

Next up: A bunch of Non-Aligneds.

Cards: Espionage: Federation on Romulan, Fancy Dax, Female Q, Food Fight, Forra Gegen

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  1. MelyannaFebruary 3, 2026 at 1:17 PM

    The persona rules for the Daxes is causing you a problem here. Fancy Dax is a version of Ezri Dax. Ezri Dax (from Holodeck Adventures) is herself a version of Jadzia Dax. So is Fancy a version of Jadzia? If not, is it possible to have them both in play together, and then swap one for Ezri and end up with two versions of the same persona together?

    This is, if course, created by Decipher trying to avoid the trek sense problem of Ezri and Jadzia meeting, and (ab)using the persona rules to achieve that when they created Ezri. I'm not sure what better answer there is to this, but what they came up with is not an ideal solution.

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