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Broken Links [BL-C16-20] Mountains of the Antelope Women to Pike City Pioneers

We definitely need a team to play the Cestus Comets...

BROKEN LINKS:
[16] Mountains of the Antelope Women
[17] Next Emanation
[18] Onaya
[19] Paul Braxton
[20] Pike City Pioneers

NOTES: 
[16] Nullified by Coyote Stone [C311]. When Coyote Stone destroys the dilemma, the personnel under it is equally destroyed. Source: "Cathexis"
[17] A place where Cenotaph [C89] can send personnel, but also interacts with Coyote Stone [C311]. With a Cenotaph, you can send a non-AU personnel here. Source: "Emanations"
[18] Boosts Catullus [C76]. Look to the lore for whether a personnel can be unstopped. Poets are ruled to be writers. Source: "The Muse"
[19] Matching commander of the (upcoming) U.S.S. Relativity [BL-C35]. I made a Captain Braxton in the B's and he captains the Aeon (from the A's), but the change of actor seemed to indicate a need for a different version of the persona. The name Paul is my invention, just as the Continuing Committee's Anthony must have been (it fixed a numbering problem for me). Source: "Relativity"
[20] One of the requirements of Play Ball! [C95]. Its design mirrors that of the Cestus Comets, but this is Kasidy Yates's brother's team. "No matter what" superseded the game text of any other card. Source: Referenced in "Family Business"

Next up: An important card from "The Inner Light, and some named personnel.

Cards: Mountains of the Antelope Women, Next Emanation, Onaya, Paul Braxton, Pike City Pioneers

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