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[C11-15] Calash Retreat to Caldorian Eel

Yet another Bajoran "HQ"...

THE ENTRIES:
[11] Calash Retreat
[12] calculus
[13] Calder II
[14] Caldonians
[15] Caldorian eel 

NOTES: 
[11] Days of Atonement is normally a dilemma [B29]. This is another of those "alternative" HQs I had to come up with. Source: "In the Hands of the Prophets"
[12] Newton's double skill is Physics x4. On the last function, you must show the cards to your opponent, of course. Interrupts are not usually considered to be "in play", unless actually on the table. Source: "When The Bough Breaks"
[13] You may post SECURITY there even if your opponent actually solved the mission. If SECURITY from both players are present, neither may use the proscribed cards. Resurrection and Bride of the Corpse are both AtoZ cards [B119 and B340, respectively). Source: TNG's "Gambit, Part I"
[14] Each ship going through requires a Scan card be used. The -5 points due to Caldonian Bid is NOT the "next time you lose points". Source: "The Price"
[15] I put it Non-Aligned rather than Neutral because, as a "pet", it is not as neutral as wild animals. I don't really know what this says about Spot :-). Sure I do. Source: Referenced in "Unification I"
Next up: We're Alberta bound!

Cards: Bajoran Retreat, Calculus, Guard Burial Mound, Caldonian Bid, Caldorian Eel

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