[C1-5] Caber Toss to Café des Artistes

We start on another expansion of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. For the "C" section of the Star Trek Encyclopedia, I used the expansion title "Crossfire"; it accounts for 366 entries (before we get into Enhanced).

THE ENTRIES:
[1] caber toss
[2] Cabot, Ensign
[3] Cabral sector
[4] cabrodine
[5] Café des Artistes

NOTES:
[1] I took my tongue out of my cheek long enough to invent lore that made more Trek sense. Source: Referenced in "Sub Rosa", so I've colored the sky a similar shade as the featured planet.
[2] Stellar Cartography is a ship Site [BL-A30]. Source: "Lessons" (though technically the uncredited Richardson, as a member of Neela's team, I decided to make him stand in for Cabot)
[3] Homeward is only worth +5 points if it hasn't been solved yet; after its points are scored, it's too late to give them a bonus. Source: TNG's "Homeward"
[4] Sort of an Anti-Matter Pod for Sites. Note that the Site remains and is usable, but personnel and equipment may no report there. A destroyed Docking Site may not report ships, though ships may dock there. You might even want to bomb some Guest Quarters, Promenade Shops or Tailor Shops on your own station. Source: "In the Hands of the Prophets"
[5] Someone dared me to make a French-language card, and this came up just at the right time, so have both! Source: "We'll Always Have Paris"

Next up: Jellico's ship.

Cards: Caber Toss, Cabot, Relocation Survey, Time Bomb, Café des Artistes

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