[C86-90] Cellular Peptides to Center Seat

Figuring out the Vidiians before Decipher did...

THE ENTRIES:
[86] cellular peptides (no card required)
[87] cellular toxicity
[88] Celtris III (no card required)
[89] cenotaph
[90] center seat

Decipher's version for comparison:

NOTES:
[86] Shows up in the Alternative Universe expansion as Brain Drain.
[87] This is the one that shows the difference between the two Biologies. The Voyager expansion gave us its own (Vidiian-affiliation compatible) version of Organ Theft, included for comparison. Source: "Phage"
[88] The Dominion expansion has this planet as the mission Bioweapon Ruse.
[89] A cross between Assimilation Table and a suicide machine. Next Emanation is a Broken Link. For the points area option, special downloads count as skills. Source: "Emanations"
[90] Another console to be installed on your Bridge (besides Tactical). Note that the staff personnel doesn't report for free. Source: Star Trek: Discovery (I can't remember which episode, however)

Next up: More baseball cards.

Cards: Organ Theft, Cenatoph, Center Seat Console

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