[C76-80] Catullus to Cavit

Cause and effect...

THE ENTRIES:
[76] Catullus
[77] "Cause and Effect"
[78] cave-rat
[79] caviar
[80] Cavit, Lieutenant Commander

Decipher's version for comparison:

NOTES:
[76] Onaya and Prolific Production are Broken Links. Source: Referenced in "The Muse"; pic from HBO's Rome
[77] Of course, 333333333 discards immediately if you overcome it. Source: "Cause and Effect"
[78] The Food card is discarded whether it is used for one function on another. Livingston will show up in AtoZ. Source: "The Sword of Kahless"
[79] This may be more useful than it first appears. A lot of Food cards encourage battling at Food-serving sites. When VIPs cannot battle, they can't attack or BE attacked. Caviar could protect your Very Important Personnel this way. Source: "Sins of the Father"
[80] Voyager's original First Officer didn't actually survive that first adventure so I didn't give him the Delta Quadrant icon. The Voyager expansion also gave us a Cavit (included for comparison) and we disagreed on that last point. Source: "Caretaker"

Next up: We get celestial.

Cards: Catullus, 333333333, Cave-Rat, Caviar, Cavit

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