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[C231-235] Coded to Coherent

There's coffee in that nebula...

THE ENTRIES:
[231] coded transponder frequency
[232] coffee ice cream
[233] coffee
[234] "Cogito ergo sum"
[235] coherent graviton pulse

NOTES: 
[231] An Espionage card for Feds, but with a little restriction. The Scan card is not played when shown. Source: Referenced in "The Wounded"; pic from "Defiant"
[232] Since Coffee could become slightly abusive, keep it in check by chasing your opponent's Food-serving ship with your own. Obviously the two cards cannot co-exist. Source: "Persistence of Vision"
[233] Source: "The Way of the Warrior"
[234] Personnel who lose their holo icon are no longer bound by the personnel battle restrictions. Source: "Ship in a Bottle"
[235] With this interrupt, it becomes possible to self-seed Alien Abduction and redirect it to an opponent's ship at a space mission they can't solve (and thus couldn't rescue the abducted personnel). 3 Leadership still cures it. Source: "Schisms"

Next up: Achhoooo!

Cards: Espionage: Federation on Cardassian, Coffee Ice Cream, Coffee, Cogito Ergo Sum, Graviton Pulse

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  1. Meteo A.April 21, 2026 at 12:54 PM

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