[C+ 41-45] Christmas Carol to Chrysalis

One of Star Trek's rare Christmas references...

THE ENTRIES:
[41] Christmas Carol, A
[42] chromodynamic shield
[43] chromoelectric force field
[44] chromoelectric pulse
[45] "Chrysalis"

NOTES:
[41] All the characters that are learning about humanity are included. The joke is that Data was using this program to learn about humanity, and Seven of Nine was later told to read the book for the same reason. Source: "Devil's Due"
[42] The first effect works from all locations within this region, the second only on the specific spaceline location. The first effect is cumulative, but needs to be played on different region locations (it's one per location). The countdown puts a time limit on the Objective. Source: Star Trek: Insurrection
[43] A kind of Dead End, I suppose, but it has a countdown. Source: "Retrospect"
[44] Coaxial Warp Drive is an event that plays on a ship. If the third function is used, Transwarp Conduit cannot be played on the ship to enhance its RANGE, nor can a Borg ship use a Transwarp Network Gateway. Source: "Vis à Vis"
[45] The countdown starts as soon as the Incident is flipped over. Cosmological Constant will nullify it. Source: "Chrysalis"

Next up: A Kira and a lot of class.

Cards: A Christmas Carol, Chromodynamic Shield, Force Field, Chromoelectric Pusle, Big Crunch

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